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a TEXANS TROPHY,

q nan who Came After his share Of tf,e
Flrnt Capital PrIxe iii the LouIsIaun
Statc Lottery Drawing.
A nice old gentleman arrived in tile city
from Texas recently, and on Feiduy morn.
ins presented himself ut the louisiana State
Lottery office. With smile that meant
plainly, "1've won this time" he unfolded a
one-tiftl ticket bearing the number 81, llg,
and turned it over 10 the polite clerk who
was in attendance. In few minutes Il
check for $4,000 was handed him and he
departed.
In reply ton question put by II reporter,
he said that his name was J. NJ. Dixon,
generalinsurance agent, OF Ennis, Texas.
But the ticket is not mine," explained
Mr.. Dixon. 1t belongs to my wife, I
have been in the habit Of occasionally pur-
chasing tickets for the last four or live
years. | sent money to the main office
in New Orleans and received tickets
promptly. This time received four one
fifth tickets, each bearing different num-
Der: I told my wife 10 take two, and one
Of those she received us her share won one
fifth Of the first capital prize OF $4,000"
+" How long have you lived in Texas,
Mr.. Dixon" asked the reporter.
" l was born in Tennessee. resided in
New Orleans before the war and travelled
us Il drummer for different houses. have
been in Texas thirty-two years."
:" How did you receive. the news Of your
good iortune?"
" 1t was telegraphed to Galveston, and u
gentleman brought the list Of the winning
numbers to my house. OF course was
very much delighted. My ueiglbors grew
perfectly wild over my luck, and they will
all play in the lottery after this, l expect"
" What do you expect to do with the
money you won?"
" Nothing Mt present. nm in business,
rs told YOU. One OF my SONS is in the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad Com.
pany's general office at Galveston, and the
other is in the grocery business ut Ennis.
We can get along and the money will be
allowed 10 remain in the bank"
Mr.. Dixon then departed, even happier
than he came, having in his pocket the EVIL
dence that he was entitled to small for.
tune Of Sl5,000.-Nem Orleans Picapuae,
N0r % ''a
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.


Just before storm spider begins t
shorten the Inst thread to which his web I
suspended.
| A Cincinnati alderman decides thar
drinking too much at a wake is not drunk
enness within tho law.
The London Times, u paper without any
paragraph column, says that Chicago 4
destinedto become one Of thegreatest grain
growing States Of the Union.
There me two men who rarely. got til,
worth Of the money. One is tho man VIII,
promptly pays his taxes; the other is til,
small capitalist who buys on margin.
A Chicago editor writes three inches O.
matter about Congressional stupidity
There are some writers who are AWAY,
trying to crowd 10000 volumes into a para
graph.
Said the ass to the horse: II can see by
your movements that you are crank
Said the horse to the ass II have ever OBJ.
served that stupidity is first to discover
insanity"
The infant ruler Of Thibet is not permit.
ted to reach adolescence, the native priests
putting him out Of the way, 80 that The
sovereignty may always be vested in Il
mere infant. ..|...
shlawassee county, Michigan, has q coal
bearing territory Of about 5000 acres,
and veins ranging from three 10 six feet in
thickness are found all through the central,
northern and eastern parts Of the county.
A New York photographer keeps a seal,
SKIN sacque. Hesays: "a poor girl will
pay dollar extra to be taken in sealskin
sacque: | charge Sl.5O for that. This
'ainsboroush hat l generally throw in for
50 cents"
The fnvorite dog Of the late Emperor
Alexander Of Russia, which accompanied
him on all his travels, died Of old age late.
ly at Pau in the apartments Of the Princess
DolSorouki, tue Emperor's, widow; who
cared for the creature since bis masters
death. "A marble slab is to mark his rest.
ing-place. y -
a careful canvass Of the Minnesota .eg.
lslature indicates that eishty.two OF the los
OF the Republican members, perhapsmore,
Will vote for Mr.. Window Tor United States
Senator. There are only twelve votes
against him, and it'requires only seventy.
two to elect. The twelve members alluded
to will voteior Mr. Dunnell.
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Qhe Q,tte4iat,ller:
NnIrr. Nos. ao and "a FoMr1ecnih ntreci,
or COuRsE syIE WOULD,

know what you're going TO NY" she said,
Ana Ahestood up. looking uhcommouly tall
You are going totpcak VI The hectic fail,
Ana My you'ru totty the summers dead,
Ana no other summer was like Il, YOU know,
=, And ehh Imagine what madeIt TO-
Now. aren't tou. honestly1" "ie," said.
y tnow what you're going 10 say Ahe said:
You hie going 10 ask NJ fOrIet
ihat DAY IN Juno when the woods were wet,
Ahd you carried me"-herc she dropped her head
over tie creek; you arc going 10 say,
=, DO remember that horrid day.
now, aren't you. honestlyT YES" kaid.
"Isknow what you're going to say" she Iaid:
',lou are going 10 any that sine that time
lna iiaYs tsthef tended 10 run 10 rhyme,
"hd'-he, Clear glance fell. aud her cheek, grew
4. Why. ettrBeody has saeii Il here.
Now, aren't you. hones,IyS' l""ies," Isaid.
1tnow vh., va'rc going TO nay ~ said;
,l9uteBo ltg 70 say you've bsen much annoyed:
ana I'm short OF tact-y0u Win my devoid =
Aiio IN cluinAy and awkward, and call mo Ted
ANA bear abuse like dcur old lamb;
4, Ana you'll have me, anyway, Just a. am. u
Now, aren't you. honetily?', "fes;" she siid
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Azure Curo FIR Piles.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated piles has been discovered by Dr..
William tau Indian remedy called Or. VII.
lian,'s Indian Ointment. 4 single box hus
cured the worst CHRONIC cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer five min.
utcs after applying this wonderful roothing
medicine. Lotions and Instruments do more
harm thun good. Williams Ointment ab.
Serbs the tumors, alluys thu intense itchiug,
particularly at night alter getting warm II
bed,) acts a. = poultlce, gives insiant and
painles, relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else;
For eale by all druggists and mailed on 70.
cept OF p:ce, 81 co.
For sale BY ]. F. ahirk, also Chas. Moeuke.
mocller, Wheeling, aud Il. n. McCouahey
Bridgeport, o. ''' M LEI pAw
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The Arc Of Mfrar}es

Is past, and DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
coyery" will not raise the dead, will not cure
you If your lungs are almost wasted by con.
sumption. 1t is, however, unsurpassed both
obs.i nate and severe diseases Of the throat
and lungs coughs, and bronchial affections.
BY virtue OF its wonderful attentive proper.
ties It cleanses and enrichey tho blood, cires
plmples, blotches and eruptions, and causes
even great eating ulcers to heal. Mrliaw. (,
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The Great Female Remedy is prepared By
the Women's Medical Institute of Buffalo
n. y, and Is their favorite prescription iol
ladies' who are suffering from any weakness:
or complaints common to the sex, It /,
sold by druggists at Sl,0O per bottle. Ladiel
can obtain advice free. Send stamp 70,
names OF those who have been cured, III
At wholesale aud retail by Logan L. Co.
Whe Ing, W. Va. 1#.os nav
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THAT hacking cough can DO quickly cured
by 6hiloh's Cure. We guarantee II. - ia
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint 6hiloh's Vitulizer Is guaranteed
to cure you. - r.-3a}r o-% =
6LxrpLEss nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the reuedy
for you.s 4! VIZ. u Ah7 H%' NJ o. :
CArAnnu cured, hcalth and Awee4 breath &C.
cured by shiloh's Catarrl Remedy. Price 50
cents. Nasal Injector free. - p77 :
Sold BY e. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows AaN ,sud BY R. H.: list. 1910 Main
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Three Little Kitteus.

NytB IUbmkfl0R,
There was once m innocent little boy in
New England who attended Sunday schoo
regularly and remembered bis instructions
Ills aunt gave him three small kittens. Eli
liked them for q few davs, and then he
conceived q great idea. He buried them
dug them up. Raw them come to life, ant
buried them again. At the third resur
rectlon. when the kittens. were entirely
deiunct, his aunt appeared on the scene
and Reproduced him. He was aegrieyet]
and said in self-justifcation, ."'They il no
Cead: they sleepetfI."
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BY DE. FRAZiEE's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as Il by magic, Pinples. Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on The Face,
leaving the skin clear healthy, and beauti.
full. Also cures Itch. Salt Rheum, Sore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. LII
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 60 cents.
J; F. Shirk. Agent at Wheeling, andl. K.
McConahey, Agent at Bridgeport. DIV.
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:, NeH1V7 y q DtCeIIIDtT ], ToTV.
am the pastor Of the Baptist Church here,
and am HI educated physician, am not il,
practice, but am my sole family physician
aud adviser IN mauy chronic cases. Over A
year ago recommended your Hop Bitters
to my invalid wife, who has been under
medical treatment Of Albany's best physi.
clans several years. She has become thor.
oughly cured BY their use. We both recon-.
mend them to our friends, many of whom
have also been cured OF their various all.
ments by them. REV. L. R WARREN.
7TheAw
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Nervous Ilebllity

Whcrall other remedies fail DR. FRAz1EE's
RooT Blr1ERs will cure General Debility.
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from a Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
"For several months.I have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at a time
was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until
heard Of your Root Bitters. F,I have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me to my former health.
JOHN ROLAND Cleveland, O..
For sale by J. F. Shirk, also Chas. Moeuke.
moellcr, Wheeling, and,R X. McConahey,
Bridgeport DIV.
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The genuine SARATOGA Hl6u Rocs SpRlso
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the dog.
en-, bottle or gall6n. Address nil orders to
TIE High Hook Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
j: +. Shirk, Agent at Wheeling and Il. X.
McConahey. Agent at Bridgeport. p4w.
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In England ensilage is receiving con.
siderable attention, rs possibly alording
some measure OF relief from the distress
caused by bad harvests and to keep CON.
petition from more fortunate lands,
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Remember This.

NNWSuVSA UASt
II YOU nrc sick Hop BItcrs will surely aid Mature
ln making you well when all else falls,
II You arc tostivc or dyspcptic, or arc suncrln,
rum atty other Of tho numerous diseases Of tht
stolnaGn Or bowels It Ii your own fault II you 70
main ", for Hop lIlten arc sovereign remedy ii
al! such com plants
II You atc wasting away with ANY form Of Kidney
disease, stop !cmptng death this nOmeni and tlir
Tor a cure 10 Hop Bittcr.
II you arc nick with that terrible sickness Merry.
oi.liess. you will find a"Baln, III Glead' In he use
Of Hop DlttcH. NV "''
II yol are a frcquentcr, or Il resident Of uuas
mAiic uistHei ba!Flcaae your system against the
seotirHc Of all countrics-malaHnl, epidemic. iii.
Bitter. " "'p
II you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin had
breath. pains and aches and feel miserable Ecuer.
ally, Hop BitteH will give you fair Aktu rich 6ooJ
anu sweetest breath. health aud comfort
III short they cure all Diseases OF the stomach.
Bowels. Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Btight's
Disense 500 will be paid for case they viii not
That poor. bedHdden. invalid, wife, sister, moth.
e.! o. daughter, can be made the picture OF health,
lew bottieso Of Hop Btters costing but trifle
NH You'll let them Suf lcrY mil ,r.rhsaw
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1t is said that the Granby, Conn, cream
cry receives higher price for butter thar
any other creamery in New England. L
this be 80, why? l;s ~
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Too T'AAtfufouK,

Some would.be Hyrons look on With disgust TX
AZ tho rhymes Of Electric Oil poet"
but We have the best article known 10 the world.
And intend all persons shnll know Il,
Il cures coughs, colds. asthma mud eaiarrh,
Bronchitis aud complaints Of that kintl;t~
II doesnot cost much, though rheumatic Il cures.
IT'S best OIL IN the world you Gun Ind, = psW
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For all bodily ailments, arislng from impur.
ity OF blood, u torpid liver. irregularity Of the
bowels, indigestion, constipation OF disor.
dered kidneys, is warranted in free Use Of
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but use It regularly after every meal. 1t i'm.
parts a pleasan flavor to the mouth, changes
offensive secretions into healthful, iuyieor,
ates the gums, and cleanses the interstices 81
the teeth: Like old Hercules, it purities the
Augean stables which some have in their
mouth. w." rrhs&w
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Go TO your. druggist for Mrs. Frccman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability Of color are unequalcd. Color FROM
two, 10 i've pounds Directions in English
and German Pnca Is cent?, = Dew
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Pussy, weak and slckly children are made
healthy aud strong by using Browns Iron
H1tkefS. nLw .
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FoR lame Back. Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
6HILoH's Cough and Consumption Cure Is
sold by us on a guarantee. ltcures consump-
ton.
sulloH's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and is
cents per bottle. 5ggI
CnouP, Whoopins Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by Z. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, and by II. H, List, 1910 Main
street. '.a.. Eowp.w
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HIfLNOAb BONbA-Ifteglllaf
StA1E SEcURfTiEs-Dull,

ned no during tho INIT hour ana a quarter, and
prices advanced a?}s pet cent. tho leading stocks
In tho advance being Losl shares. Union Iacinc
and Louisville d. Nashville. From il:,,0 iii II 70
nciions IN the geae,allist The market then be-.
came dull aud III the early part OF tile Inst hours
price. declined from those ruling at2 O'Clock. ii
then eacnme firm and the general list recovered
western co.umon and preferred were voted extra
Dividend at iatfsatt2ti for common and ISL for
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II you wish to Pc cRred with Peyuna, and
; ;SstiS1S;'Rsa 81 past ss'0'h 9'sVyq ,T9e III q
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| orr HuaDRrp BOILERS reward Tor better
.o~aay. w4lismf 1Bgt1Q P!le olutmsat;h
9sqSe eQse l0s <u& 5. PAW
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A Marvellous I'ttrc

NOTHING builds up shattered constitutions
50 quickly rs Browns Iron Bitters. pAw,
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sDally except Sunday.
10. 10 and No. Q stop at all Stations.

No. G.Eellhirc and Cambridge Accommodation
leaves Bellaire ut y2O A. ". and $50 p. 81. daily
except Sunday.
y. Il o. Sleeping Cars on all through trains.
Close connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for colonists and persons moving
70 the great West, and to whom particular attention.
WHEELING, PITTS AND BALTIMORE DIV,
Leave Whcelingm..6:i0 4. ~, l:30 F. NJ, 4:4O r. r.
No Trims run on this Division OH Sunday.
Tickets to all principal points on sale At Depot.
Sleeping Car accommodations can be occurred ut
Depot Ticket 0ilice,
TlIOS. II. B. lIAASE, Ticket Agent.
JOHN 7. LANE TiaE. Passenger Agent.
W. N. CLEMENTS, n. T.
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TlrusvlLLE, Pa. December 6.-pc,rolcum-oIl
closed at 81 o. shipments &c. 10 barrels chartrts
| iS8. 900 barrels; rims uonc.
BRADFORD, Pa, December 6.--le,rolcum-OIl
Opened ut 81 05 fell 10 81 OH: advuuced 10 81 Oyl;
CLOSING At 81 W. bid; offered at 81 0S114 Sales
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FINANCIAL ANN COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stocks

NV YoHs. December 6.-Money 9se per cent,
closing offered at 0 fer cent. PINE mercantile
paper Cas- Der cent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills steady At u BC>4: demand 81 Sih. ..'~'
dossEsxssrs-st'ons and generally siah per
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"You are accused" said the Austin
recorder 10 the culprit, "of having fired a
gun twice within the city limits. bid Won
kill or cripple anybody;''e ~
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NEW OELEASs. December 6-CoDec stealy Rio
5Ea0c. Sugar weak; common l33.a5c; fair 6ay:ic:
prime 51s6Hc: yellow 7a7Ic: granulated SGc
Molasses tlrn at lsaac: centrifugal .2aiOc; common
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ToLtbo. @, December Wheat, firm; No. Cred
Sp9t 9shc December 9stl: year9 January 81 Co.
ccmlcr 55,5ebId; january 5Sc bid; May SIC. Outs
No, spot held u $sc; necombcr or year ISL ic
Closed-Whcnt,, No; red spot held nj IS ItIc; e.
sc'n9er ysc bid: january 9o5.c lid; February
OK: March 81 o354; April 81 05 hid: MaySI Of,
torn stronger: high mixed &C bid; No. spot &c
bid: year BIC bid; May 55Ac. Oats unchanged.
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GEM Pass. and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh, Pa.
baltimore i OHIO RAILROAD co,
ltH IA ~ - r.sfssa1
IN And after November L, 1882. passenger trsIns
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tSsI 900 Reward wilt be paid to any Chem.
IA, who will And. OH analysis Of 100 bottles OF 8.
y. one particle OF Mercury. lodide Of Potassium,
AZ any Mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
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PlTnkuR6H. December OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
active: United certificates closed ut ST o.; reaied
71sasc for Philadelphia delivery. The afternoon
market opened 1t 81 aud advanced until the
Of excitement at times. but no unusual amount Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-08

AMERICAN APPLEs.-The reports which
We have received from Messrs. j. w
Draper & Son, Covent Garden, the princl
pal London agents for the sale of these
fruits, indicate that the crop is most pro-
life this season. From personal Observa-
ton we gather that in England the crop
Is comparatively failure; In France q
poor half crop Is calculated upon: In Ger
many one-third crop only In Holland only
half crop, and In Belgium not half crop
thus the prospects were never more fav-
Durable for shipments from America TO
England than they are this year. The
American apple trade, formerly monopo.
Used by Liverpool, has during the last few
years Gin consequence OF direct steam com
munication) been gradually diverted to
London, which market now completes fav-
ourably with that Of Liverpool.
We clip the above item from "The
Garden" an agricultural paper published
at London, England. 1t shows that our
farmers will have foreign market fol
all the apples they may raise this season.
The crop will be large in this section,
and it should bring good prices, with
this European demand for fruit to sup.
plement our home market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-08

The Bath Times points out quite cor
rectly the difference between the Garcelou
count-out and the count-out proposed ]
year later by small minority OF the Re-
publican party. The Garcelon couut-oui
was effected by the alteration and substi-
| tuition OF returns aud without the slight
est regard 10 consistency In the applica-
ton OF the rules BY which the Council pro-
fessed 10 be governed. The proposed Re-
publican count-out might have been de-
Tended on technical grounds. The Garce-
lou count-out cannot be defended on any
grounds. That Is the difference, as shown
| by the investigation which In March 1880,
| uncovered all the proceedings OF Cover
nor Carcelon's Council. But in December
1879, II was believed that the count-out
,cds technically defensible. IL was known
| that the Council had been advised by Mr..
Pillsbury and supposed that they had kept
within the forms OF law. In Judging the
despatch signed by General Plaisted in De-
cember, 1879, 1t Is not just TO take the
point OF view reached three months later.
| That protest must be Judged in view OF
the circumstances as they then appeared.
And We do not see how the men who pro-
posed year aiterward TO count him out
ou ltCuulCa SEOuuus, Cau CVusuIS MN OC-
cause In 1879 he did not approve OF an
armed rebellion against n miscount sup
posed TO be justified in precisely the same
way.-PortldRd Advertiser.
The Editor of the .Aduertiser is strong
writer, and an able man. When he be.
lieves he is in the right, no paper in Maine
can show better editorial work. But
since he has undertaken to defend Plais-
ted's position on the count-out, his edi-
torials have been weakness personifed.
If he does not intend to assist the Re-
pulicans in this campaign he had better
let that string alone, or play with more
vigorous and accurate hand. No sound
man countenanced a count. out, in 81.
II few rabid partisans did hope to Sc
cure a Republican Governor through
technicalities, that does not pardon those
who were supposed" to employ such
means the previous year, but who, in
fact resorted to the meanest cheating, and
fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-08

PARIs.-Among the recent arrivals are
p. ]. Paris Esq. of New York and j. r.
Kimball of Chicago.
w. w. Mayo Of Hebron Academy with
q party from Hebron spent the Sabbath at
the Hubbard House one week ago.
Prof. A. Z. Daniels Of this village has
secured an excellent position in Brook
Ign, N. Y. School.
Lieut.. Z. T. Brown left Paris for the
Creedmore rifle grounds, last Friday. His
family will remain at the homestead for q
time.
Quite number OF our people went on
the Odd Fellows excursion Friday.
Thirty members Of the Forbes family
were photographed on the grounds before
Elbridge Forbes residence, last week.
Will Perham rode his bicycle from Paris
Hill to Portland in six hours, Friday. The
distance is As miles. A horse could not
have been expected to cover the ground in
that time on such hot day.
Chandler Garland ana family are visiting
Mrs. S. d. Whittemore In the Whittemore
District.
Chas. f. Waterman aud wife, both for
mer employees in this office have been in
town aud are now visiting Mr.. Sam'l Wat
erman at Oxford.
Mrs. L. c. Pencil OF Portland Is in town.
Mrs. Pencil is the lady who recently sued
the Portland doctors on whose certificates
she was sent to the Insane Hospital at Au-
gusta. Hon. ]. J. Perry, formerly Of Ok
ford was her attorney. The case is now
before the Law Court.
Sunday was terribly hot hay.
Some OF our boys went to the Fair
Grounds Saturday, on a snide notice Of
base ball match. They had hot ride with
am in Rawson's new express wagon.