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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20

,. DR y. CRANK, n. D.,
n o M G oP ATHIS T.
Rooms IS and 50 Baker block Office hours,
10 A. n. to IL NJ, to 4. and tosPM. novl ii
Dr.. J. 8. Griffin.
OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. II s. MAIN STREET.
Once Hours-o to IL A. NJ, to and to 8
Rssidenoe-EAst side Of Main street. below
First. m16-tf
DR.. O. F. Gillingham,
Graduate and Member Royal College Surgeons.
England.
Gradu.te and Member Royal College Physi
clans, Edinburg
u N MAIN STREET. NEAR FIRST STREET
Consultation hours: to 10 A. NJ, 2to4,7
tosP.N. deca9u
DR.. H. Y. Baldwin,
(Late Of Toronto. Canada.)
Rooms 43 and a. Nadeau Block.
febl2 Ina
O. EDGAR SMITH, NJ. D.,
Rectal Diseases. Womb and Urin-
airy Troubles.
f8OFFICE:-No. IS South Main street. jan24tf
DIR. j. P. WIDNEY
Has removed his Office from Downey Block to
wIDNEy BLOCK. FIRST STREET,
Between Main and Spring.
OFFICE HOURS. u ito to y I'm. =. N.
Residence. ss1 South Hill Street.
Telephone, office 90. House sos. jan2st
DIR. J. M. WHITE,
ENTAIL PARL o r,
South Spring street. No. 81 BrysOn Block, Los
Angeles. Cal. Jan6ti
- n. $. JONES, \. o., -
Lanfranco Block,
Los ANGELES.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Diseases treated
| exclusively oct9-u
WALTER LlNDLEY, m. D
oFrIck AND RzsIDxscx
MO. 210 FORT 9T
| Next door to wollweber's drug store.
| Telephone No. 42. Office houis to p. N
DIR r. q GALE.
He EAITh oFFIC Z r.
ONCE, for the present. room 8, Lichtenberger
| Block. Main street above First Office hours
| for fascinating and other city business, from 8
| 10 10 AN feb7tf
DIR. cHAs. a. n. DE szIcETHY.
OFPICE:-schumAche Block opposits Post
| office, rooms 20 and 2l. RESfDENCE:-Pearl
| street, corner Ninth.
Office hours:--l0 to 12 A. ~; to4P NJ; to
| ST. NJ at residence. Telephone No. at Office and
residence, 100 Day and night calls answered.
an3tf
DR.. Joseph Kurtz
No. s65 Main street. opposite Baker Block
s1Eye and ear diseases treated with the care Of
| 3 specialist. ap22
J. Harmon, N. D.,
County Physician.
MAsCAREL BUILDING, upstain Residence
| Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
]. M Hale & Go.
Are working then the principle that the first loss the
least, and the resolve has led to this
Great Eclipse Sale |

And it will be carried out in its entirety The object is
sell and there shall be let or hndrance to that
resolution The stupendous fact cfsome 500
irving for our various houses after the compar-
atvey over enough parayze and blauch the cheek
Of the sanguine merchant but look the difficulty
rh square the face and instead Of whimperng tackle
this mountain of merchandise with the archmedan lever
of determination to remove it, and it shall be DONE 1t
may be said that the Haes radical and that by our
present shall unhnge legitimate trade and do
serious injury contemporaries this cannot help
sefpreservaon is the first law of nature We could not
stop the waters from covering the land stand upon the
banks of river and say, hitherto shalt thou and
further There is no Joshua in these days to COM
mand the to stand STILL yet Moses to part the
waters of sea- and therefore goods had stay
the other side and instead Of finding fault with the dis
pensation,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
WATER NOTICE.

CITY WATER COMPANY will hereafter be al
lowed to sprinkle their gardens between the
hours of Q TO A. N. and 7 tosr.x Consumers
are also cautioned against allowing unnecessary
waste In water closets
iebu FRED. EATON. supt.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20

and prolonged to suffering humanity by the most wonderful curative
nothing
in to oeev
yiromN YorkCi
and ndamostth
Of
claim Irefro In
assisted BY medical remedies
THE LADIES To the would
To
yand
diseases Kidneys
Gravel Piles scfu Rheumatism Ca
between
gto AN o MI
Resen eornerH LlLaniSi Streets
should stamp and address
p. B. MEYERS, N. D.,
iyl7 l5tam Angeles. CAL
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING
MILLINERY REMOVAL.

will remove to my new store 10 HAMMOND
BLOCK, No. 20 SOUTH SPRING STREET, on
or about August LIST, and offer all trimmed hats
and bonnets for the next ten days at cost.
jy1s I'm MISS L. J. HAMMOND.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
Or. !. 9. GALE, rnE HEALTH OFFICER

tel. corner First and Los Angeles streets. He
will remain in his office from to 10 A. NJ, to
vaccinnate those who may wish T.. at the hands
Of the city.
La Cronica COPY my4tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
F. r. FROST. M. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to all forms OF chronic
Diseases
OFFIoE HouRs-9 to IL A. M, 9 TO and to
?. NJ. Dayland night calls answered at office
50 N. Main St, Rooms II and IS, Phillips Block
mav16tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
BRIGHT'S
Just Received! !!

2o,o 900 yards Calico cents
I;oOO ydrdS ulnndIlS CciltS
5000 yards Lawns. .................... 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique. e............. -. 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from. to 30 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs of Gloves from - . &C. to 81 pair
675o pairs of Hose for Ladies at .....7 to IS cents
$3.50 pairs Chdren's Hose ....... s to IS cents
I325 Corsets from Zoe to ST.
1000 pairs of Ladies' Shoes from. 75c to S.
1900 pairs Chldren's Shoes from. 25c. to $I.25
10000 yards Ribbons from ...2 to IS cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from to soc. yard
10000 yards of aconet Edgings from. 2 to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies Hats trimmed and untrimmed, from 25c.
toss
1000 Chdrens Hats from m..............Ioc TO ST..
5000 Plumes and Tips from. ...........Io Ioc to ST.
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from to 81 bunch
Also large stock of
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
OSCAR @. BALDY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALITY

Residence ess South Spring street.
References: Dr. X. d. Wise, Los Angeles, ].
W Adams, Downey City. Surgical operations
performed successfully on all domestic animals.
Also, buying and selling horses. apstf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
IMMEDIATE sLAUcHTERi

Believing that by doing the firm would be saved much
anxiety and future loss by keeping these goods the
last end would be worse than the first.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
J. Harmon, M. D.,
County Physician.

MAsoAREL BUILDING. upstairs. Residence
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Offce hours from 10 to ls A. ~; from TO ar y
ap20-n
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-20
Proposals for One Horse Hose Cart
8. N. PERRY,
as SOUTH MAIN srREur,

Headquarters Tor the popular marbleircd
slate and iron manteis, from the Louisville man
tel company These arc acknowledged to be the
finest mantels ever shipped to the Pacific Coast
Call and examine them AZ 2h South Main street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

following. the three parties Ia the secosi
Congressional District had agreed 10 sup.
por, Que ani The same candidate. IL shoah
b, borne 10 mind that an these things took
place a lo,g time before the frsnklia
Coaut, Convention. At which Z, Il claimed
The Republican party was born.
Now my poist Is this Had there been
no bolt In the Democrats party 10 OK
ford Coauiy. 10 1889. 80 which resulted
In the Norway Convention, there would
have bcyn DO bolt agalns, the Bangor Con
ventlon 10 is5S IL Is equally clear. that
even The Franklin couuty meeting had ~
otiglu Ia Oxfori County, for the union or
Ne three parties a. that meeting. wAs The
leeical result - the union 81 the same par
tlcs Il Augusta the winter previous. The
mott that oar Frankna County friends can
claim 10 his matter. -, perhaps, that they
gave formal aaas ~ the new party.
bat being born. and being ohristepcd, ATE
two distinct things. AMI a- a matter OF
necessity one must ante.dAte The other.
Another thing should be borne 10 mind
That the OXFORD DENoCRAr was The only
paper 10 the Democratic party In the state
that supported the political revolution
which resulted 10 the formation of The Re-
publican party. This newspaper, single
handed and alone, A. party ofgsu, fought
this grvsi battle with the guns % every
other paper 10 The party pointed a, Is for
,incsilous. "a, "fought good hgh, ami
kept the faith.
The evidence here offered, I think i con.
elusive. that the Republican party had 10
or'gla 10 oxford County; and that grand
obs Coan,y hAs good right 10 claim that 10
was born there"
The little stone cut GA, % her ma.
c.iic mountains In is5g. fret rolled into
every other county 10 the Dlrgo state.
then into al the sister StAic- until Il ellis
the whole land
The Republican nAg. which was hrs; au-
farlcd upon the hills Of cold OXford. " has
led H. followers iron the Atlantic 10 The
PaciGc-from the Northern Lake, 10 toe
Caif-untu q, broadly n,ats upon every
valley ant hilltop 10 the Union. i.I.r
Porfml. Juiy "a. 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

aided much 10 the entertainment Miss
IIun,ley will spend several days IN town,
stopping At the Mountain Grove House,
n. X Goodwin, proprietor c.
C.L.&E. A. Cspen have for growing
crop, four acre. ~ wheat. thrcu acres Of
corn. squAshes aud beans. aud fourteen
acres OF potatocs all well cared Tor and
looking we'll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

stun lag hlm little. and soaring him a
good deal one Of hls arms was ptrslyzed
fra few hours aud his side "felt queer.
Reports from Otsaeld say the lightning
done heavy damage IN ihst town.
Gossip new hotel and 5 OF cot
tagcs will be pat up on Msguirc's Island
this fdl III. O. Hall. go has been
spcnilog bis vacation la Naples. --Jo-
scph Robinson had $50 cocks Of hay cot
In one OF last weeks storms. Tin
agolag ,o wash myself al over 80 ! shant
have thc choiers." said one o. The II cor.
respondent. OF The Iiesrfiser. Ii was .
happy ih,nght Joseph u Parrot has
hal TIE uir slih which he hviped 10 win
Yale. srsl victory ulc.ly piili"i and
letisrti Do & Hare Hs.f ,'ylt Wgs-
berf - afc rather scarce ---Risph' ules
are gpa.ually p'yo,y, bus n1t very Z od.
There will b. o1e of che biggest crofs
OF bisckberflss ever kuown. Mr.. Ssn-
born of the 1irlrisrr was la town last
week. Ills health i rather better than
usual This summer Politics are very
quiet sin can say have not been able
% dad single republican In town who
will not vote Tor Blaine; there viii be-
many democrats bolt Ci,,cland-so Blaine
Will get more than the usual republican
mslorliy. making the hgures a. least a.
high a. pat them fcr weeks ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29
Adminis,rator's sale.

~ ftue - iiesnss non ths Hon. i1d2e ol
PrOt bate iof Oxtord Counly, thall seil ~ iupi-
aurti0u unless snauar disposed Of AZ pfiFate
sais.I Al TIE storU OF n. D. nfisssin - lth iNisl
90 Monfay, Aug ID, a. Do o'cl1ck \, NJ AZ me
.I.lln. on one undivided half Of The "Nhtinsl
lot. - called. n fafis, ooBtaininF one handfti
AL dnv scres als0 one uniiyiiei thfi part ol
the Ice ii0u - ard lot, 20 fafis. Terms cAsh
ALNA snUKfLkff, Adminr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29
Adm,n,.srn,or's sale.

D. virtue OF ioease from the llou. Jais, p
Prob.te Oh Oxiofd 4 luaty, shall ell a. publis
or priv ate sale az TIE dsellng house ani % w
prem - ~ the late /acherish y Miller. on ga
nr.lay. AuFutt ~. iSl. at two 0'clork T. ", =
much q The real estate Of the ATE aAhsfsn y
Miller ~ viii procuoe the sum OF uIns hundre,
aollars for the payment % the last debts an
charses OF istfsfion And iue tiental charges
said real estate CONSISTING " The homestead ARA
~ the ATE lrhcrish n. Miller, conttinlnE Aoou
llI acfss win buildinss thereon, and also Voc
ari timber l0t c)nfsining sboui seventy ave acre
AMI kn0sn A. ths n fraF llill lot. Detached por
tons oil the above real estate vii De sold IN i0ts
10 d. n ade knosn AZ tine AM place OF saie
Brn0rdsli. Juiv %. i-,i.
sYINANIs u. BEkN, Administrator
Of ne estate OF 4, N. Miller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

ONlokp. - special despatch - fHf
Boston Globe. Lewiston, July 10. James
Carville OF Litchneld made complaint 20
the Lewiston police yesterday that Dora,
his nfteen year old daughter, had been
forcibly abducted and $50 stolen from bis
house durlng his absence by one OF his
daughters who resides here, accompanied
by one Scott FLANDERS. City Marshal
OBrien inquired into the case carefully, aud
Ascertalned that the charges could not be
sustained. Dora said she was willing TO
leave home, aud no force was used. Her
sister stated that her father ill-treated
Dora. and did not clothe her properly, and
gave her no education In fact, that she
had 70 carry clothes 10 Dora. who had no
uncercloihes al all She had run away
herself, a. had all the children, on account
OF the fa.her's brutality. She wanted
Dora educated, and was willing 10 pay her
board. The charge OF stealing $50 Is
said 20 have been false, A. both the daugh'
tiers and Flanders are considered respecta'
Die. The nelghb0rs tell strange and shock
ing stories OF Csryilles cruelty. IL Is as
serted that Dora was compelled 10 work
10 the field, and when the old man was
drilling rocks she held the drill while he
struck with the sledge. Csrville was one
OF the parties In the famous will case three
years ago at Auburn. lie has great deal
Of money. and Is considerably feared.
The Caryille girls are well known here,
A. several OF them lived here NUMBER Of
years. working In the factory. Three or
four years ago CarvIlle came up here and
tried 10 remove one Of his daughters by
main force. A Sigh, uuplesssn,ness arose,
during which Caryllle was 50 rash As 10
run against q lot OF rotten eggs which
were broken and otherwise badly damaged
by the collision. Those who saw him
streaklng IL across the plalas few min
u,es later never dreamed that be was a
man considerably feared" for he seemed
10 have all the symptoms Of man con-
siderably afraid.
Saturday gave Us the wors. thunder
shower Of the season. As II. o. Blake
was coming through the covered bridge q
ball Of Ore burst In the air over his head,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

SogwAf.--The Lillian Shatiucks Con-
cert vii take place At Norway Hal, Tues.
day. Aag IN. A great number of teket'
have already been sold.
The game of polo will bc played A. The
Norway Rink. Thursday evening, July 81,
between the R.Aito, OF Bethel aud the
Norway boys
Mrs. Horatlo Cole of Boston. D. visiting
her brother Geo A Cole.
The New York Dramatic Company will
present IN Aug. ilth, the play Of " Damon
AMI Pyihias. by request Of the order Of
Knights Of Pythlas.
Mrs. Carrie Small, teacher a. The Ply
mouth, Mass, High School, Il visiting
friends In town.
WORK Is commenced on the Academy.
Mrs. Dexter A. Hawkins and daughters
OF New York, spent the day with their rel
ailyes. Wednesday
Fred V. Charles OF Lowell, Mass Ia the
employ OF Metcalf Co, the well known
druggists Of Boston, paid Norway a short
visit, last week. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

a 40 a Caution to Farmers 4 Dealers,
NV" For saGtT N procuring youl
.ME HARPOOS HORSE HAY fokks
cEs select only those hsting thereon an
~ imprint 0i onr TaADk MAIN, and
/~sN ther'by save inifinsement fses.
CAiaIogues giving reliable In formAuln fufnis !
81 free by Miiss aud Props.
a. .. MILLS CouriNY. PtstsburE. Pc
Also, MFG NeIis' Mounted A Floating liar
rows, Agpl 'tseies, O'mfi feneirg' Road Grad
ers. a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

PARIS w. D. Perkins has bought him
fne truck team Ills old black horse
was struck by lightning ln pasture At
Norway last week.
Reuben Eastman received q severe cot
on his right leg with = scyihe last week,
Dr. : d Morse dressed tAe wound taking
fourteen or fncen stitches The large
muscle on the ankle vas severed. AMI a
clean cut made 30 The bone.
Arrivals AZ Hubbard House. la.t week
SO ari Ms j q Cafflc 70. AMI Al'ic,ii
McDlN,I. ID Cie Ralnnui', J s. Raw
ilr. ani Geo. VI Small Portland Charles.
Miss Avciia ani Charlotte 70 Foster.
Bockd.li Rev Melville McL'lshua. Hart.
lard. Geo % ellis. Clm1nis-. MAJ.
Chs- A. aud Mis- a. Daniels Ms,l.u.
Mass. ". j. CsmpDei, Augusta
Mr. Nell g,wson ani biz sea Charles are
visiting a. NJ g. r Mellon. having been
q former resilient or This place. aui work
man i1 she DrvoW,r ofi-e he Zoe. not
feel a. if Dr. was stranger hat among
oii friends aud acqlaluiauccs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

VS. PANS July Mr. George W.
BRYANT "a had a pa.nfal attack ~ rhcum-
aiism about ihe heart. b1i Is better
Emma Manning liantlcy" sud Miss
Ada" gave a very Interesting reading AZ
West PAR. on thc ,,enlas ~ the ssi.
Berry picking Is iu order. raspoerrIcs
are very plenty pr qi.
The minister's wife. Mr. William, l. al
sent, she O. visiting her aged mother 10
Vermont
Nc Kinsbary CARTS. while riding 10 a
hyrsck. got huri BY a scythc snath strik.
ing bin lu the side a. one end got caught
in - wheel
Mis. Hattie FarNel. ]. stopping At West
Paris, the minister's.
Mrs Locke. who. with hcr children, have
bccn absent nearly to weeks, came home
yesterday.
CHARLEY Danham got a f,'l from q bicycle
anl barkcd bis sh.us.
The section hand. on the railroad ala
some smart. quick work a Jay or two ago
-patang To- steel rail-, a. SHOWS Falls
curve. doing extra work 10 avoid Sunday
labor their act Is commeudable.
Rev. Mr. wihsm has been giving Us
some plain ulk lately on The Command
ment-" We hops 10 may be- remembered.
~
RoxuuEy. July s2.-Rev. John A..
Thomas. preached q, No. . school house
In Byron, is, sunday afternoon, from St
John. no D.. lie preached At No. :. Rox-
bury In the forenoon.
Dea Alvin Rice ofSou,h Paris has been
visiting relatives In this town
r. NJ. Eimands took an overdose Of
bellaisnna Friday f)r efyslpelas hut fort
unatcly got Il out OF himself with the aid
o. an emeilc.
below. boa, house l. donc-At last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

~ .u,r a sTTtuN-.
i--as and Col'se.lors az La,
Norruu. Maine.
.... ernt.U rrr.tres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

NORM P,ms Mr. Christian wash
5urn q. very low.
Mrs ii.lmau ha. returned from sisli.rg
hcf sister 40 Mlnot Shch spii her Jer.
~ COW % GAS Chase.
Mr. Cyrus L1wrencc. who lately moved
herr. D.. about o. move to S1uia Paris.
Mr John R.ilou is also ti'klng 90 moving
away.
Nc Ira Bartlett. vic be-, o,cn sick for
several days.
Mr Alner Bcus1ns family arr having
company sni friends from Mas.
M.s Lucy Andrews. who wss very sick
the lf.t of thc season. L. nicely now
Mr Ioshui Kendall Is having very poor
spell Del pa. nos been able % io any work
for several week..
Some of the friend. ia thl. section arc
rcmrmD.rIog thc minister with some hay.
Bu..nos, b.. acilyc a. she chair factories
ioals of them are seen coming AMI going
every day except Sunday.
Almost cycy aoiy o., busy -hiying Der.
Dlus. back.mithIng pa.nilng. mlllog
railroai.ns. etc. Prosperity will aiicui
che 900 gent haui w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

Sorm PAm,.-Rev Austin n Burr of
Andover, Moss, preached for The pastor
To- thc Congregational church. hst Sab
bath.
"A Ksuucy has opened a boot and
shoe store On The store lately occupied BY
briggs Bros. The store has been nicely
ni,ei OPP. and Nj h ha. pas To- large
stock oi Zoe goods.
Az Blrbank. Who has been To- bushes.
a, Bethel is now A. work fof s Richard.
son k 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-29

SOUTu ANDoyEE, July 2l.-H. L. New
halls barn was hret by lightning and
burned to the ground Abou, slN O'Clock
In the Afternoon. saturday Frank Akers,
the farm manAg,r, succeeded 10 getting out
all the stock which was la the barn Al The
time. bat received an ugly cut In the arm
while cutting one Of the horses loose and
Is badly prostrAted from loss OF blood.
Nearly luches OF rain fell during the
shower. Roads aud nelds are badly
washed a..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-10
L0cGL BreUiftcS.

ALptsft abF t''NfN -
The heated spell -n-e-a-t-e-d
A fall opeuing-a dozen on the she'll.
Judge Stone is attending court at Marlboro
The work on the church moves on, but like
all great bodies it moves on slowly.
Copldent popping the question be called a
tic game?
Lost, strayed, collided or stolen-the equi-
uoxial storm.
man never realizes how rapidly the child
rem learn until he begins to buy schoo-books
for them.
When Jack Frost arrives he will find very
little to kill as the present drought has fore
stalled him.
Mr.. G. F. Hayden is preparing to build a
handsome residence at Cox station. 1t will be
the finest edfce in that section.
The house fly and mosquito are hunting
winter quarters. We part with them without
shedding a single tear
How easy it is to ''cuss' little when you
find that you have been trying to get a mum
Der six joint Of stovepipe into a number FIVE
joint.
A rem rkably weok-minded dude says that
when he leaves this world he wants to die of
dropsy, because the latter is such swell
disease.
The difference between a horses tail and
the telegraph in these election times i. that on9
lashe. the flies and the other flashes the
lies
Soon the turning ofthe leaves will give the
forests melancholy gloom, and in a short
time the SHOWS Of winter will wrap them in
one grand robe Of white.
Misses Morgan of Washington and the attr. c
tive Baltimore belle, Miss Mamie Sloan, and
her charming sister, Miss Helen are the guests
of Misses Jennie and Louise Stone, "Idlho. "
The time approaches when the boy viii be
absent from school to gather pint Of chest
nuts in hslfa day, and spend the next two
DAYS picking spines out of his hide
Now is the time to examine chimneys and
Aues and have them put in safe condition.
Timely attention to this may be the means OF
avoiding destructive conhagraticns.
The schooner May Francis has arrived in the
creek with 100, 600 shingles consigned to T
/. Twiford lie is now prepared to supply
his customers with them at S., 50, S. 50 and
$40, so per thousand.
weather prophet saws we may look for
an extraordinary severe winter because the
hornets nests this season are built in the
ground. We should think it would be pref
r. hot for the fellow who would stumble
acress the nest.
The Democratic meeting at Cox's last Fri
ia, was very small, not more than one hnu-
dre1 persons being present. Messrs. Comp
I'm Robinson from Anne Arundel, the man
who some years ago become generally known
and not appropriately termcd-lIenk'e's
side SHOW, y. F. Spallins the Democratic
eleetor Tor the dist,i>t and 5. Cox. Jr. -, he
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-10
Making Ample Trees Bear Ever


Year. In many parts Of the country apple
trees Weld crop of Fl ui' only every alternate
wear. the year represented hy an old number
Ns7aJ oein2 barren, while that represent by.
an even numb (ls81) will oe fruitful. In
other places orchsrdS bear every year.
Slime trees will ,ield frnit only every other
W +, while others mar them on every side
viii produce houn1ful iron Two seasons
are repaired TO produce II .rpp Of apples; that
is. Turing one >elson the frutt-hnis are 4, vel
Opc,i, and durln! til next the ftut, MI the
vltal energies Of some trees are employed dur
ing ON season to develop the fruit binds; then
the year following theft enlirp vitality seems
10 lie sn"nt in dcvei nn5 The fruit with iut
Sufficient force being left 10 firm fruit buds
for the crop OF the n 1t season Now, in or
4ltr t in 'ure an apple tree To bear every set
son, climb mo the up, or z, up on ladders,
just as me does " hen pluc'iing llt ripe fruit,
and wi h pair of sharp shears clip of all the
youn. fruit from about hiIf the tee Then
fruit buds will form on tlilt SHE Of the tire
from which the young apples we're cut off
uue-hIlf the top, then, Will betr fruit one
year, while the other hall will yield irdft the
next season.