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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

WEST PARIs-This quiet village has
been unusually excited during the past
week. On Monday Mrs. Mary A. Har-
mon, alias Carver, pauper upon the
Woodstock poor farm,wa srraigned before
J H. Barrows, ESQ on a charge Of las
sault with butcher knife upon Charles
4. Andrews" who is the overseer Of said
farm Upon an Investigation Of the mat
ter, it appeared that the woman and An
drevs had quarreled during the morning,
and feeling agrieved, she started to enter
a complaint before the Selectmen She
says rshe took q butcher knife to de-
tend herself with, against the assaults Of
Andrews. which she anticipated if pursu-
ed Andrews followed and captured the
woman. He exhibited cut in his cloth
ins. which he says the woman made when
taken. She claims that she was thrown
face upon the ground, and so could not
use her knife. On hearing both sides OF
the story, Justice Barrows dismissed the
complaint.
On Thursday, a stranger came into the
village, and after some talk with a few Of
our citizens, he went TO the corner to see
Deputy Sheriff Stacy. Not finding him
at home, he teIegcaphed for the officer to
come 10 West Paris, at once. The officer
responded promptly, and within an hour
after his arrival, he had young man by
the name Of Il. Z Berry, who mas been
night operator here for some time, under
arrest upon the charge Of stealing various
articles from express packages and private
baggage. At FIRST the accused denied all
knowledge OF the missing goods and chat
te's, excepting one picture frame which
ne confessed ne took After stopping with
the officer over night, he concluded 70
make a clean breast, 50 he owned up TO
having opened nine or ten different pack
ages, trunks, &c, and taking goods there
from. Berry was brought before Justice
Barrows. who fined him three dollars and
costs on one count, and ten dollars and
costs on a second count 4 friend paid
the bills, and the young man Will 60 Tree
II he satisfies those whose goods he has
wrongfally taken. Mr. Flynn, the detect
i've, made a very iavorao.e impression, by
his gsntemanly bearing toward the unior-
tuua,e young man, as well as his kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy for his young wife,
but he Is undoubtedly a terror to evil
doers on the line Of the Grand Trunk.
The Rev. G. W Gould has been engag-
ed to preach to the Free Baptist Society
Tor another year.
Thursday evening next, the Ladies
Christian Aid Society vii, give an oyster
supper. They guarantee good time to
all who will come 70 Centennial Hall and
fork over" twenty cents
\ paper is in circulation to procure the
names Of persons who favor the revival oil
our Reform Club L, is evident that some
body is furnishing the "critter' TO the poor
victims Of appetite. But be assured, the
good citizens Of this place viii not toler.
ate rum selling in their midst
CITIZEN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
You must Cure that Couch.

- 90 shl.h's Consumption Cure You can cure
yourself 10 has established Jhc nct thAt Con-
sumption can Doe cured while Tor Coughs. BroH.
chiti,. Whoopi1E Cough, Asthma, and all diseases
OF Throat and IuuEs, 10 IS absolutely without an
equal Two doses Viii relieve your chlId o.
Group. Do - pleasant 90 take ami perfectly harm
less 20 the youngest child. and no mother can
AFFORD Go boz without o. luu caa De-. Two thirds
OF q bottle amt 10 haf wr siy s ult true We VIII
refund the price paid. Price los Sc 30 cts ami { uN
per bottle. if your Lrrrs are sore or chest Or
back lame use SDiio '- Porous Plaster. sold py
y. NJ. GEKRI, south Paris. =. a. Rlwson, Paris
Hi
Have you Dyspepsia, are y'a Corsiipsted, have
YOU elbow -k,u, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache,
.f 50 don't fail 10 use SuiLOH'S SYSTEM VIE.
ALILER. l;is guaranteed % relieve YOU, aud
W.. YOU continue 90 suffer when sou can be cured
ou such terms as thee, Price 10 cts. aud - Ct-.
sold d. \. NJ. GERE1, south PaTis; : H. Raw
son. Paris HUI.
Wels Persian Perfume "HAChMETACk' il
rich aud fragrant try it. sold 10y the above deal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. ss,-Board Of County CommissionerS,
September Session. 4. u. 1871, he'd bB adjourn
laenf March D.. SIS.
Tpon the FOREGOING petition, satisfactory evidence
having been ed that the petitioners are respOn
.ble and that inquiry into the merits OF their APP
plicatiOu j, eNpedeut,
lis Ordered that the County Commissioners
meet AT the dwelling house OF LEVI z. TUCKER
in Paris, on Monday, the thirteenth day OF May
NEXT AT ten O'Clock \. NJ and thence proceed TO
view the route mentioned in said petition; tmmedi-
ately after which view hearing Of parties and wit
nesses will be had at some convenient place IN the Vi
cinjtv and such other measures taken nthe premises
"a the Commissioners shall judge proper And II Is
further ordered that notice of the time, place and
purpose Of said Commissioners meeting aforesaid,
be given to all persons and corporations interest
ed by causing attested copies OF said petition and
this order OF Court thereon to DC served uDon
the Clerk of the Town Of PARIS,
and also posted up IN three public places
in said Town, aud published three weeks
succes.iyely in the Oxford Democrat, news
paper printed in Paris, in the County Of Ok
ford the first of said publications and each OF the
other notices 10 be at least thirty days before said
time OF meeting, TO the end that all persons and
corporations interested may then and there appear
and shew cause, II any they have. why the prayer
of said petitioners should not be granted
Attest; JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
True copy OF the Petition and Order OF Court
hereOn nrz13W
Attest: JAMES WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
III Cannot Walk

without fu,ierlug bon my heart" is the announce
meut made by many who have over worked their
powers in quest Of money or pleasure and Who 10
he rler Ian u life find themseiye- beyond The ca
lympur of the good things for which they have Ia
bored go long. They are iHValld-. To All such
the PERUVIAN >YKUP' l. recommended 40 an al
mos, certain cure. TAKEN according 10 directions,
10 can Do no injury and viii result In permanent
good This is IT. experience for years. IL l. the
acknowledged tonic IT the world, and Il seltOn
fails TO supply appetite. strength, good spirits and
renewed health. As = tonic u Is without peer.
Az your ply stefan and he will recommend IT, 90
% your -uggist aud get u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

hand were shattered very badly. the
middle finger being so far gone, that it
hung merely by thread. In the absence
OF DR.. Brown, Farrar started for So.
Paris. where DR.. Rounds dressed the
wound.
Hawkes. & Garland sell l.. F. Atwood
genuine bitters. Avoid limitations, and
purchase the pure article of them.
Our Manufacturing Co. is getting out
many thousand rods for clothes horse
msnutac,ory in New York.
A. NJ. Hammond is selling out his
stock OF goods at remarkably low figures.
He proposes to empty his store, and will
give the goods away. if people won't buy
them.
c. II. Presorey has painted soma fish
tor Cummings fish cart, so naturally
that one is tempted to try them with fly.
Five dollars reward is offered for the
detection and conviction of the party who
broke one of our new street lamps, last
week.
Several depredations have been CON-
United 10 sap orchards 10 this vicinity OF
late. The perpetrators will feel the heel
OF he law ifthey do not give better heed
to their conduct.
We saw several COWS hose in the
street las, week Stock owners must
bear 10 mind that there is an organiza-
ton 10 the village to enforce the astray
law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
TOWN ITEMS.

ANDovER, March 2l.-Wheels have
supplanted runners upon our streets,
after having been laid aside only two
months. the shortest period known for
many years. The snow is from two 10
three feet deep on the mountains and in
the woods. The snow in the fields has
nearly al gone.
Oar traders are obliged 10 haul their
goods home from Bryanrs Pond by way
OF Bethel Hill on account OF the danger
Gus crossing on the Androscoggin river.
Mr.. Frank Dresser has sold a portion
OF his store aad gods to young man
named Mills, IRON Massachusetts. They
contemplate putting in large stock OF
goods.
DR.. Barnes has so lar recovered from
his recent severe illness as TO 90 able to
Iiie out.
l, is quite siekly here.-many being
pros,rstei by severe colds and levers.
The river drivers are making active
preparations for driving.
TIE sugar makers are as busy as bees.
They repor, good run during the warm
days asst week.
Many OF our farmers have raised 6ne
hocks OF early lambs. which will sell
readily for s. 90 apiece during the stay
Of summer company.
The entertainment given al the Town
Hall 'sst Thursday evening was very
successful. affair. The hall was crowded
until there was not standing room left.
TIE lecture by Mr.. Sprague was excel
lent. The lecture was delivered in 6ne
msurer and abourded il rich illustrations
ard useful hints A splendid supper WAS
served. with ice cream that could no, lie
beaten. The proceeds OF The evening
snouated 70 over itiy dollars, ,hiy.y-siX
OF which was devoted toward 'as paw
meut OF the deo. ct the NJ Z Church
am informed that The entire Deb, Of the
church Ia, been raised b7 Subscription
during The pss; no weeks. ~. S.rague
Is entitled TO the profound ,5s~, q the
society Tor his efIrrls 10 ,hsir o-lat.
A valuable COW belonging 90 DE-.
Barnes was drowned in Black Brook a
few DAYS since, while attempting TO cross
on 'he ice.
llr E. Z. Bedel Is improving his barn
by adding s. coat OF clsPbOaIds sud paint.
Mr. Il. D. Purir,on is preparing TO
build "a house near DO, store.
The grceGbackers have mostly retired
to secluded hooks. since election, 10
mi1E e their tears.
SIX hundred dollars viii be expended
The presen, year upon the road lesdpg 70
Richardson Lake. This wi, be the way
to &c, 90 the Lakes OF Maine. hereafter.
Lone STAR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
ABANDONED AT SEA.

AtsU times ships OF one kind or another are
lating about sc sea, abandoned hy oihcers ana
crew in what seems a hopeless condition. some
are dismantied and mere hUiks, some are swim
mirg keel upwards, some are water logged Out
b.ins laden with timber will not sink, but are
driven hither and thither rs the wind and waves
NAV direct 50 people afflicted with caiarrh br0n-
chiti-. and consumption, are abandoned by pnysl.
,..4r- aud friends az iucurable, yet thousands Of
srrb are annually rJ-t0rei to perfect health ny the
use OF Dr.. sage. Catarrh Remedy and Dr. fierv s
Golden Medical Discovery. The Catarh Remedy
Is unegualed a. a soothing and healing local app!-
cation wt lie The Discovery purines aud eEriehest "a
blood and impsrts tone and yisor 10 the Whole
system.
FIDOLLA, la, Aprii ia, ls17-
DIR PIERCE:
Dear Sri suffered for twelve years with thai
most offensive and loAihsOme OF all dlsea-es-cat
arrh NJ taste and smell were completely de-
str1yed. ! procured supply of DR.. >age's Cat
arrh Keme 5 and your Golden Medical Discovery
wi i,h used according 20 directions, complete
and permanent cure was sDe. diF Effected. AXE
pleasure IN recommending them 70 AL afflicted.
Eyer thankful! Jour-. -
WiDING RIVER burlington Co.,N.J, Fec ssh,
ls77.
DR.. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-Your Golden Medical Discovery is
thu best medicine for coughs, colds, and consump-
tion. ever knew. IL has saved my life.
Respectfully yours,
HELEs B. NoAlEEY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

DnuELD.-Mr TrasS has bought out
his partner Mr. Kidier, and Intends to
put Ia a new stock Of goods this spring,
and will sell iow for cash, please give him
call
Mr. Thompson has sold his share IN
the grave-,tone business TO a gentleman
Of Boston. on account Of T., health, and
has barcaiuei for the Marstin place IN
Mexico, which Is about two mics from
here. Mr.. Thompson has had some ex-
perience at farming in the Western coun-
Try Hope be will show US what good
farmers can do here in'the State OF Maine
if they are a mind to be industrious ami
work
The ice has left the river 50 there Is not
any crossing at our place now
The reform club Is Aourishing here, We
have full meetings every Thursday.
The steam mill Is running night and
day.
An On CITIZEN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

''Is n possible that Mr.. t,nt.r,V i- mp and O.,
work and rurc.i Dos ~o ~lmI .lf remedy t'
d assure luG % t- tue tnNt A. l- 'uif ely cured
lui W.tu nothing but uop B.Uols, ana onD ten
die "
.'well-a-day Il that b, 90 VIII 20 this minute
aud get some FOR my poor Oc'r-,. Know hops
are good In%-w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
PENSIONS.

To the Hon County Commissioners FOR the County
Of oxford
THE undersigned citizens OF the tow OF Paris
i respectfully represent that public conyen'
fence aud necessity require change IN the lorS-
zion Of the highway a. now travelled from Pe!eg
Hammond's 20 ''Tuell Town. so called, in said
Paris, viz: commencing NJ polut In the road 1T
or near the foot Of the hill below Psleg Ham
mon Is; thence 10 the lett of the road as now
travelled in a nOrtherly direction to or near the
moody corner" so called, 50 ne 10 straighten the
road between said points, and also 10 make such
alterations aud discontinuanees, between said
noiut of beginning and the North Paris road, 30
called ELBRIDGE GRAY,
and - others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

GurAp.-Our town officers ioc tie en-
suing year are. Moderator d. L. Austin (;
Clerk. ". Kim5all; Seiec,men. jas
French. Henry White. ID. L Austin :;
Treasurer. T. G. Lazy; Agent, Ephrsim
White; School Committee. q. /. BuTI-
ham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
clAskG's room ACNE DROPS cur, Instantly.

CLARKL's TcorH ACHE DROPS cure Instantly.
Reflect ttal n every cemetery Of the silent
teugu,s are the victims OF neglected Coughs and
colds; aud H. you are thus anlctei, Groid their
Nafe 10y resorting q. oGcs TO Ha's' Ho"ey Of H. e
hound and Tar, 80 immediate, sgreeabie, and
certain means Of cure. >pld by All druggists.
Pixies Teotbache Drops cure IN one minute.
m5-4w
Is GREAT DANGERl-The public are again in
great danger Of being deceived by a food OF the
imitation OF Il. T." Atwood's Htters. The Rev
john PIKE wrote a, follows: / have been de-
ceived several times by the imitation put up IN
the same shaped bottles sud signed by one Ma
han Wood, -" which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
last FrgebUrg Ne. JOHN PIKE.
ss-The true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red patented trade mark Il. - as We
a. the signature OF Il. F." Atwood.
AullI.lv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
REMEDY FOR HARD TINES.

stop spending SO muca on fue clothes, rich
ioai aud style Bus good, healthy food, cheaper
and better clothing, grt more real AMI substantial
things OF HE every way and especially stop the
foolish habit OF running Hilsr expensive ana
qpack doctors or using So much of the vile mum
uuS medicine THAI does YOU only harm. and MAJ p
the prupri,tor- rich, but put y"ur tru-t IA the
E.ritcst o. all simple, pure remedies Hop b'i-
.cr-. THAI cures always ~ jtlN.uk cost ana you
y. &c, better times and good health. Try IL
once. Read OF lt in another column.
marrow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
THE GRE.TEsr BLESSING.

SIMPLE, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
every time and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active. is the greatest blessing ever conferred up
on man. Hop BttcTs is that remedy, and It's pro-
pretors are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved aud cured by It. win you try 1t.
see other column. mNsW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

PARIS w lbe- Farrar. 4 young msn
employed in our Sled factory, sawed his
left hand in shocking manner, last
week. The first three fingers OF this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
BLACK SILKS,

which | never saw as cheap as
| am selling them to-day, No
tice this list Of prices. First
comes a good French Silk in a
clear shade of black, and CLOS
sy. 70 cents, and one a little
better, IS cents. Next a half
eros grain Silk for IS cents.
And then comes the best
Black silk for $l.OO | have
ever shown at that price.
| have one lot Of Black Silk,
of the manufacture Of the cele-
brated"Bellon Brothers II Co.,
LYONS, France, which | shall
sell at present for SIP IL
and another lot a little better
for $l.25. n,,
Next is a very superior Blk
Silk of the popular "Guinet''
brand for $3.50 (while it
lasts), and from this price |
have them all the way up to a
magniGcently heavy Black Silk
of the famous "Teillard Gold
Medal brand, % ID inches
wide for $3.50 per yard. Sam
pies sent free by mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
NOTICE.

THIS certifes that my wife, Fidelis \. Morse
| has left nv bed and board, without q reason
aDle cause, therefore forbid all persons trusting
or harboring her on my account "a shall pay nc
debts of her contracting after this date.
FRANK w. MORSE.
Witness-A. L. HAINEs.
West Pau, March II, iSS. is-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
MARRIED.
Weather Report

IL RoNbury, March lt. %, $. A. Reed, EGG Jon.
lLAAn S-lW and IAnra =. GI.cnr. llLn ll Ryrol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

WOULD YoU DE FREr FROM the tormentiny
pain, cau-ed hy kidney Disease. use HUNTS
REMEDY, the great kidney Medicine. Kidney
Diseases. D-opsy. and all Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs. are cared by HUNTS REMEDY. one
trial will convince you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

AND TROCHE POWDER,
DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY II
Catarrh, IL ldache, Bad Breath, Hodrseness
asthma Bronchitis, Coughs Deafness, &C.
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not "Dry up" CatarTh
but LOO>ENS II; frees the head OF all offensive
matter. quickly removing Bad Bresth and Head.
ache: aiIAys aud sonthes the burning heat
I'M Catarrh; is 30 mild and agreeable IN lis
effects that IL positively
Cures without SneeZing!
Asa Troche Powder, Is pleasant TO the caste,
and never nSuseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives 20 the Throat and IGcGl organs
Delicious Sensation OF Goodness and Comfort
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try IL! Safe, Reliable, and only 3D. cts
sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & Co, Prop'rs, Pha.
W.M WHIPPLE, K CO., Portland, Me. GEO. c..
GooDwIN, & CO.; RUST, BROS. BIRD; Boston
Wholesale Agents scpisn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
CURE YOUR COLD.

At this season OF the year when colds are 70
prevalent, 10 Il desirable 10 know the best remedy
lar surh ailments After a thorough trial of
JACKsoN's CAIAERH SNUFF AND lkOCHE row
DER. we have no hesitation IN Swing q the PREF
ereHcs over any other preparation IN use Tor the
cure OF Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, and disorders
genera Us arising from exposure % damp and IN
clement weather The SHGU and IrOche Ponder
l. composed of vegetable substances, and may be
administered with perfect safety even TO the
Youngest children. The favor l. agreeable, anu
the article may be used with good eject instead
OF Troches by public speakers and others. See
advertisement in our special column.
saw
Croaking Is not confined TO the Frog Ponds
At this season almost every body Is hoarse. The
blealing of distressed lungs is heard everywhere
Why is this, when Hi,e's Honey Of Horehound
and Tar will cure any cough, cold or hoarseness
in = hours; sold by all Druggists.
Pike 5 ToothaGhe Drops cure in minute:
N-4W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
New Advertisements.

NOUNG MEN AND WOMEN who have erup-
lions on the face and who are suffering from
eject OF .cif abuse. Can Dc fully cured without
drugs or nOstrums, by sending address and five
-talnps 10 STEPHEN ABBOTT.
mr,6.sms New York City L. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
DIED.

In south Pa-i-, March Do. May d, wis of +.
c. AculL. -a>l O. year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-31

the disciples Of Jesus were called Chris.
tans; there is the Cilician birthplace of
Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles; sweeping
westward and to the north is the memorable
site of the Seven Churches of Asia, their
candlestick, alas long since removed still
further north is the Troas of the New Tesla
ment, the Troy of classic song, where Paul
saw the vision and heard the Macedonian
cry which turned his steps towards Greece
with the evangel. Thus, from Cyprus
Christianity found its way into Asia Minor
and Europe Shall the history of the first
century have any parallel in that of the nine
teenth 7 Well may the old capitals of Europe
rejoice at peace which opens up such pros
poets. II becomes the Christian church to
second this joy. 1t depends upon the Chris
tan church and the Christian press far more
than upon the trained diplonatists of Euro
pean courts to say how far the Christian
hopes that have been frightened by the ter
mination of this war and by the Berlin Con-
ference shall be realized.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-31

lN BRlDroRT.- Scion Iapham's barn was
burned the other day. 1t was filled with hay
Supposed to have been set aiire by child playing
with matches. Insured.
In GRAFroN.-A building occupied as a Masonic
hall, in Grafton, was burned last week Wednesday
night twas owned by S. A. Brown Loss 81, 400;
insurance 81 900 Most of the furniture was saved
IL WEST CoRISTH.-On Tuesday evening Of last
week the lightning struck the harm of Stephen +.
Blake, which was consumed, together with the
most of his crop Of hay, one pair Of oxen, two
hogs moving machine, and all his other farming
tools Loss 81 600 or more.
In CHITTESDEN.-A shed one hundred feet long
owned by b. A. Lampman, and situated near his
house in Chittenden, was burned last week Mon
day, together with lot of stove wood wagons,
carpenters tools and farming implements The
fire was incendiary. Loss estimated at about
$1,000 insurance $500.
In WATERBURY. The barn, shed and house of
Mr.. Piny II. Woodward were burned last Sunday
evening at eight clock. Nearly all the contents
OF the house were burned, as Mr., Woodward and
family were away at the time. His loss is esti-
mated at 81 600. Insured in the Windsor County
Mutual. Supposed to be the work Of an incendiary.
In NoRTHFIELD-Wiliam Granfeld had his
house. horse barn, hay furniture and nearly all
his farming implements burned to ashes Monday
afternoon Nothing was saved but table and
one or two minor pieces Of furniture. 1t will be
recollected that last fall Mr. Granfeld had his
house and nearly all his furniture burned lie
had pluckily rebuilt, but his labors have proved
fruitless, and this blow must be very crushing
to him. He is a Woodworking honest and worthy
man. Loss not less than 81, 600.
In SwANToN, was visited by another
destructive fire on Thursday of last week, which
broke out in the rear Of Aliens meat market and
ragged until dozen buildings had been destroyed
The losses are as follows: Aliens loss is small ;
fully insured. The Pease Brothers, saoon-keep-
ers, loss $50; no insurance DeNoel loses his en-
tire grocery stock and building, valued at So 800
insured for $500 Tim Manaham owned two
buildings below DeNoel's the large one occupied
as billiard room, and the smaller by Dufresne
the barber. Loss $4,000, insured for 81, 800 Du-
fresno was insured on household goods for $500
Freeman Bell owner OF the block occupied by
Mr. Mcdonald furniture, insured for 81, 800 Mr.
McDonald's insurance on furniture, etc. 500;
goods mostly saved; loss small. +, l.. Ransom
loses on building, saloon, etc. 81 $50 insurance
1928. j. ~ Bell insured ON building for 81 goo
Loss heavy. Colonel Jewett, insured on store
and store building for 81, 800 Trnax, photo
grapher, insured for 500. o. d. Mason, har-
nesses, etc. insured for 81 900, goods all saved.
o. X. Brown, insured on goods S40O d. Suter,
jeweler, loss small; insured. The bank building,