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e. 81. e.; sSsrss,l l9S p, 8. new 1881
: RAILWAY BoSns-stsong aud higher. Yves,
Shore nse' however sic exccp' ionally weak mud
scller 81 Qae ilsm, heretofore large buyer
| oil these bonds, were co sellers to-day, ta,iada
Southern rrst ro;, 10 l0l54 and subsequently los,
the Improvement. a'E r..
STATE sEcuglrlEs- Quiet, Tcnnc:see old 49,.
anu ditto h.iAed w
rssias y SotGS Tef rae land g,ts s
Erie secondq.......... SS1fI UP. bonds iIst...li6
Leh!sh & wi!kes-....ll6E O. r. Land Grants. .l0is,
L3uisisna conso!s..- ssh Y; p sinking iund..ll47i
Missouri 6s.,....'...."lcg Virginia Gs......... 40
5. P. 4 t. O. tEsu...~il7 Ira mat. COUPONS. 4Oh
Tennessee olu...... AK Virginia deierred,..,
Tennessee Is. new... 42hi"Extra Interest. -1Ii.st
sTocKs.-The week opened with lower marke.
lot slcsks, and IN the i.a fifteen minutes bushes,
VI stern Union being The greatest suierers AT the
stctl thtrc YVES au Improved feeling eI the rep,ri
That ssycra. OF the most prominent railr5sd capital
Isl, mad nod a conference aud resolved 10 auppo I
PRICES nj or about the p:esent GpureG n flowing hi,
there wat thlsp deinand for Union PacIhc, which
roe rom .Oha TO M trans ,tItus on the way III
| belhg enormous. Tue rise In Union Pacific LED 10
pusenases In tue list, and there was gen:
eral advance. =
III the afternoon, under s1!c5 70 realize rrontr
p'ic2s reacted II to n percent, but In The closing
dealings there wa rally oil X to Il per cent.
Pacific Mail recovered aud The market jItt c.
firm; The rise IN Chicago. ByI!!.:S., oninrv
;ha sIS1S Ssutqsg y Q. by the report thu,
mn w, eoiie la!ehcs 10 iucIeeec It's ptcck by 10
ps!e!Ht. and oiier The s,sae to stockholders Of
iccou April l9th at the rate Of ten I'll ar III par for
eaeh 40 shares Of stockholl!ugs. Compared with
sA!utdays Closing Ttlces are Eio rer cent lliyhcr
!r g, Paul preferred, Michigan Central, a,ssouti
fae'.t, Kansas G Texas. New YORK Genital, North.
Tin aacinc pit TERED, Oregon 4 iiapScon,ipentsl,
PACIFIC Mail. Annttoba.. In ,ha and Texas pacllc'
AUG Rnl l,trceat lower fIr chicago, Burling,on 4
9ninty, caaads Southern, Ccutrai facldc, North.
western, 81. Paul, Lackawarua, Louisville Il
Western Union. OREGON Snort Line dccliued : neI
ceat 10 ~ Chsslpcl Ike 1. Oh!p tlrS, preferred "
70 ~ - ano spring Mountain Coal u TO lsss "
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r.Lor LONG uAILrD.

II will DO remembered that at tho time
Keller WIS indicted, indictments were also
found against several other otiic.rs Of the
two boats. 0,e Of tuPsG ws1 i. J. Long, the
pilot at the wheel Of the Ltlnas when the
boat, struck. He wat nrfaigned before Com.
missioner Forbes yesterday On a caplas, and
gave bond for his appearance at PatkurbuIg
al tho next term OF court. fsT
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EAST MnERry. Pa. April 7.-Cattle market
wnS fair md prices shade higher than last week,
opening prices; IeCcIp LA head; shipnensl, 7st
heah. Hogt.Malkct slow: receipts 4.l7b hesd
shipments i.45 head: philadelphia 10 bOd6Cos
Yorker Is rSaG Is. Ishtet-Mafkct Eclive and
prices 40 higher than last weeks closing prices
receipts 1850 head; shipmcnu COO h.Ad. -. =,
CINCINNATI. o, April 7.-l.lvc hogs active and
arm; common and light 81 7Sa6 10; packing and
butchers s. 65a6 %; receipts 400 head shipments
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]. v.G,G.A.

: Mr.. A. G. Afford, Of Baltimore, J. v, Com.
msnder, Q. A. T., DEPARTMENT OF Maryland,
stat's. awhile suffering terribly with al,
liberated tooth, St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain
conqcuror, instantly: relieved him. III y.
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BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Gooos ind Notions for
sale at half price by J. W. Farrell, corner
Main and Twenty first streets. 'l}
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HEADeuARrsgs Tor oil kinds OF Gardening
Tools and Seeds. s. L. Boyd's, Market
SOlafB. Ht..I .#'.l. N'.t ~. 5.9HI tH '..-4 gT..5
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TUE largest stock Of Wall Paper In tts
State Just received at sg
HENRY W. FIsuER's, Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08

srlLL fifteen or twenty pieces Of slightly
damaged carpets left, n, two..hirds their first
cost. -.I s'i II. ". .kEEREt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08

CALL and e1amito the Rssdy.,nads Cloth
Ing for mon apd boysat .l1,-sa.
ar7pa HKNRY W. Fi.uxR's, BGnwood.
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i DIT OF A BREEZE.

MI. speidel wa on hia fret in an instant.
and moved to strike out tlls racoE,,aenda.
ton. He. said the Joint committee should
have made recommendation OF tia. nature.
He was opposed to matters like this being
slipped In. President Woods, from the chair
said thRt the charge that 1t had been slipped
in was unfoupded; II the Beard wan,ed to
pass It all right, aud Il not /. wss all right.
Mr.. 5peidel protested aGai nst tho Ghaj. cd
dressing the Board in that manner. 4 II he
wanted 70 speak on the question, let him
take the floor, The Chairsh,d he would COR
rect misstatements> l,om whera he chcst:
that he had that privilege. A vote Was
taken end the reoomnsuds ion stricken out.
Tbs report OF the joint eomuit.ee-Rcads
and Bridges aud Finap0s and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
then taken up. Thespproprla!ions reported
Yere as folloas: ~ ..-.--l- -.
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GES'a hand made seamless shoes, finest
made, a! ], W. AMlcE's, NJ :
X. 5is g 1l13 Main street
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!, Very largo stock Of very beautiful Window
shades ut HENRY W. FisuEn's, IL.
.ts.s * I'Ts7 }5StaSs etA25 BenEood.
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( RELIABLE SEEDS, tat never fail TO grow
are cold by Eoyd.2 No old stock offered
Every thing New and Trash Crop ut Bnvi,s : :
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WoMsN's fine shecsst J.W. AM.cK's.
'F lib Main street. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08

CHEAPEST Hoes, Rakes. Spades, Shovols
Maltocks, at S. +. D'yd's, Market square.
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A. L, RICE & co.

Two gcad Salesladles wanted III orr
Show Room. Apply ut once, a.
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KELLER sENrENcEn.
The Heavy Penalty Assessed Against III
s'G1 sGras NCiOtO Pilot. IA Y -Ais

Word was received yesterday from Par.
kersbu,g ttiet DAVID Q. Ksller, the pilot on
the unfortunate scioto when the collision
with the John Iona, occurred, at Mingo, on
the night Of July 4, 1882, had bsen sentenced
by Judge jackson, Of the U. 8. Court To pay
fine OF $500 and undergo imprisonment In
the Psnitentisry for two years, for man.
slaughter, Of which crime BIZ was convicted
by a jury In Judge Jsckson's Court a few
weeks ego. .E.l
Cant. d. b. Doysner, Keller's attorney,
says President Arthur will be pc.isioned TO
pardon Keller at once. Papers have alresdy
been prepared and ARA betng circulated
among the river men for signatures, asking
the Presdsat 10 o gro SO executive clfinency
IL Kella''s behsli. subscription papers for
Keller's bsnetit are also being circulated
along the river. F gg.Fe1t4 4
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THE DAILY MARKETS,
Tho Eiuisuetmi World,

New YoRE. Ap,n money msrket eaSy al
mercantile paper 4sSts percpnt. Sterling Exchange
bankers bills hrm atN s7. demand 81 soy.
GovEaNngsrs-stiong. ,,E,5.t
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Z WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at ESQ att. W.
Ferrels, ~ is.ts $50, 6 ssl II ,r-'s "
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BClinirt'

@l.ta4- o. Is d . ~ q . Z
Rev. W. B. Long, OF tho Winenrenra,;sp
Church, a! Pinch Kun has again commenced
holding services. II a 35.iI11T = -
Tho funeral OF I'd. Mccormick took p,aco
from 81. Johns Church yesterday morning,
the arrival OF The body here having beer.
delayed. f5% ~ - :
The scenes about the polls yesterday were
orderly ard quie'; but as many men were
about, ard e. many csrrisges we're employed
as at great State or National election.
The beggar with book hr7 appeared with
new edition, this time referring to his
the 'od. Oae was here Saturday, from Bill.
liant, he said. -: - =
! Remonatraaces aeains! tho acllon of the
Legislature in refusing the people n vote GU
the county seat question, were at the polls
yesterday and many were signing. Martins
Ferry reported numbera Of signers, toe. A,
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mayor !unkins Ks.eiected-The Com.
Pleie Result,
The election at Bridgeport yesterday fos
town etlice's vss noted for Its quictuess AVID
lack OF personal animosity. Mayor Junkins
received ilat!ering vote. There are othe,
results that might be commented on but thew
are left for future reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08
Dry Goods.

NV ioEk, April Tho bling trade he,
been dolnga gool business The demand from
agents !. ecioedly better, and o:den f1r brown
b cached and othtr cottons show M improvement
10 tho number Of inqutii.s and quantity taken
Woalen goods are III better request printei fabric
aud dies goods have had a iaIr trade. The tont
Of the market Tor cotton goods shows iucrcasinE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08

The following shows the range Of tina thor
n,ometer, As observed at schnepr sdrur store
Opera House yesterday: = d 75.T.-'''''>'''-
5sri,S,t, ~ y 1883, Gf IS isi5 1ss4, AZ
"a. X. IAN. SEx.7r.X.I7A IA. x.l2N.3r,x.7rx
~ - IS ~ s2ag57 So 81
WASHINGTON, d. C.,April $3.50 a. "
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lirh,
showers, partly cloudy weather with cener.
ally fair weather. vast portions winds, cen.
orally from tho southwest TO northeast
nearly stationary Temperature. ff'g
variable winds, slight riss followed by west
portion, slight fall in temperature. e B /
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Oiucc: Nov. 20 nnd ~ Fourtc enl i Strcci
! New Advertisements.

Wanted-Yourg Man. ~
For ken.1rwostory Dwelling. .Lg
American College Song Books. "a IA t.5
Keponsse T0ols, Materials and Designs.
Now Is the Time 10 Buy Sugar. ~ M
Notict-R: b. Phillips, Assessor. KS
Spring-rhe Swift Specific Co. jsS,.. I. * y. =
hlindne.s-ksnnsdy's Fsvorite Remedy.
r, Spring openiug-A. L. Rice 4 Co.-Hesd
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Still fifteen or twenty pieces OF alighuy
dsmsset carpets left, at two.;hirds their fri.
ccst. J. W. FsIRYL.
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Z rreslains Elder SnodgrrnSa.'

HAt ths regular meeting Ct the Wheeling
*. u. Preachers Assoesation, held yesterday
adopted concerning the resignation, by Row.
". q: shudgraAs Of the presidency Of The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08
Petroleum.

i .
On Cry. Pa. April 7.-Petroleum opened a
gS&c: highest 93kc; lowest 90xc: closed at 01.c
sslts 62l9 900 barrels clcarsnt a Yesterday
barrels; runs none shipments 1906 barrels; char
Yen ~ 1871 bA, rcls. Oil City Exchange stock 81 &
bid, 81 95 asked. ID. - go. - ~. :
BnAproRp. Pa. April 7.-C,udc oil very weak
total runs Saturday and Sunday G9,350 barrels
United pipe liuc certificates opened At 0Sn Ani
closed NJ 99Sc; highest price CSC, lowest ylliic.
TTusynIR, Pa, April 7.-opencd At 921ssc; high
est DC; lowest ;yoHc: closed at OCssc, Shipments
Gs0'O barrels: charters 26.657 barrels : -.-s
Pfr1snuRaH. Pa, April 1.-The afternoon rcsslo,
war fairly kcliye ana weaker: opened at 0ll.c: dc
elined to od53Ssc aud closed at Oxc -
PiiLADELrhiA. April 7.-petroleum dull bu
steady: refined Sal0H:. NO, - ~ -
an NEW YORK. April 7-Petroleum steady; United
I Cotton.
Nxw York, April 5.-Cottou anict ut II g.ICa
II ls.l6c: futures firm: April ll.Gs,; May M,
June II $50: July Il.9ic: August la03c; soptem bs
y Csc; October l.09c November .lO95c: Dcccmbcl
l0.95c: January II. DC. r-.aI'N. ~ :"
CINCINNATI. o.. April 7.-Cotton firm; mlddlin,
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FOR RENT,
TOR RENT, NOW.

I'UN hEN I, NUM- ---T-
Dwelling ID l'sl, class c,ndlslor, six room, srd
good cellar: Chspllne tieet SIS PEI rSpih. anu
one bran new house, SIX rooms, on Inland II,
one or two small families, 'ot
TWO elegant rolms, suitable for Offices. nm Ma.
kct ttreet. near the upeia HUu,r =" ''''
Some desiipele dwellings aud cheap homes f,r
sale Gall o! o.lce. - '''"e" 'or
aprb-11hAs @, A, SCiIAYyEp T. rn
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FIoEEas, Eycrsreens, Fruit Trees Grape
vines, Small FtIits, etc. Wyits to us ifiyou
wsntto plant any this spriug. ~
IIsl Il FL. OtcAn WRIaHr,
Aouncsville, W, Va,
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MOT OFTEN OFFERED. !,

:, For salc-AbDve City Hall, OH Market street, two
Dwellings. 10. &C by 10. ~ WV
tsrsc'siory Cuisines, and Dwelling HOUSE Oh
polite the PoLtoitice. Hetcas CHI airs for iuye,t.
mCnt .es C. a, ECHANPER a. N
Telephone, Cas-. EE-Ea.0 nnr, 1r5a.
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Association: ,.S-------. ~ =,
WnERsAs Rev. w. G.. snodgrnss has been
Gppoinxd to another field OF labor in a dis
,ant STATE, and Is about to seYe. his connec.
TOD With us. 4, Is ~ !,
I Resolred, l. That We hereby express GU, an.
probation Of his presence ard fellowship,
bis genial, helpful and Kindly influence and
his efficient services among u,,snd our regret
thathe Is about 10 iesge US. 3. :. j,t y
new home, and wa pray hat M' The p ~ ns
blessing may abide upon him and his family
at all times, and msy civo hin, in all the fu.
turo the highest succcss. IA IT,, :. 4,
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"ASTED-A MAN IN WHEELING
w 70 take An office and roprcseut a msnui.rs
tnter: TO secure agents and Sell the traie M, AM.
iltely new line Of goods that will Ms1t with ready
sale. SO 10 S50pcs week can be- made small rs.'
iiM it9utied. A0ntas", 'MANUFhCTURFE"
Box Us. ". Acton Mess. -. moi
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"ANTED-LADlES AND YOUNl;
wv Men In city or country tjstAnre M ohlnc.
tionl who are out Of employment cali have ,irsSy
wotk a. thelr own hoTes all tho year round WS,S
eanya9ing. address UNION A'F'i 20, Esin n'
Mass, BOI 5lCO. 'Sn sas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26

Fasrurna. Fcb - -On Thursday ev-
ruIng. .ist Inst. Nr. aud Mrs Pred W.
Spring. celebrated the tenth anniversary
afta.lr marrlagc. al she residence % Wm.
a.. Spring. ssl. About one hunirct invit.
"A guests we're present from Portland,
Browufe'd ani FrYebarg The presents
were Numerous. well selected ani dcsira-
DE. Thoagh ia wedding, The donors
i.d not c1uane themselves b that limited
aeii. AZ zine O'Clock the han OF conver-
salon ceased and supper was served
which in every particular called forta Ani
mstited TIE approval % all No otaer ar
vument 4. needed 10 IT, behalf than the
rapid manner In which The many "gooi
thlng.- were disposed o. TIE host And
hostess .psrci no pains 10 secare the con-
forts OF their guests, and also, that this
happy event % their son would BE- such a.
b be- ioug remembered By himself AM
family We trust their silver wedding viii
All them sarrosaded ~ a. many frieni.,
and hope TIE future may have 10 store
INA, %, oneu reached period their gold.
cn wedding
NJ. Hattie Pike. who has beeu severely
mampish Cor ths past two Or three weeks
- o., sgain.
Mss l. c shirley sad Latte ro~ie, Of
ne Caswcii school. Portiaai, are 10 town
Cor few days
MssM 81. Bourne. ofAbIogton. Mass,
l. visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Dr. Mason has been cutie under
the weather for the past week or more
but l. better now.
Mr.. y. \ Howe leaves tswn neht "ee'
foT Minneapolis. Milan.
The youug ladies' Of the Academy gave
a lrsp-ysar party. Al the Congregation
vestry. las; Tuesday evening. They DID
The handsome thing, % gentleman went
home without an escort
Mss sarah X, our fashionable dress
maker. undertook 10 ooun, The stars th'
other evening She gave u Sp however
snd eoasluded that people sAould sant
their sidewalks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26

PAErs David d. Woodbury. whose how-
ers attracted such wide attention. last sea
sou. i now sending cut packages OF as
sorted pansy seeds. and also gladl0lus
bulbs he has a nne priuted catalogue or
price list which he mails free. and bis
goods are pat up In neat packages bearing
bis name a. originating hoIist" See
advt aud send Tor price list
Gov. Pcrham's house will be closed Tor
the present. his family having gone % the
city Coz the balance Of the winter.
The village schools closed on Friday OF
las, week. Public exercises were held a,
the school house on Thursday afternoon ln
The primary. AMI Ou Friday Afternoon, In
the grammar department The exercises
consisted In declAmsilOns, rccitstions, Sc
lect readings ani singing, and were very
credltable 10 the pupils and teachers. Mr..
q. L. Daahsm and Miss NJ. Rose Giles,
have had charge OF the schools, and the
examination proved that the schools have
done efficient work the past Water. Miss
Giles has had charge % the primary de
psrtment fOr the most Of the time for sew
er.l years and Is one Of the very best In
structors. Mr.. Daahsm Is = very able
teacher, has the happy faculty OF control
ing bis school by securing the love and re-
spect Of his pupils. He has secured po-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26

Open your eyes and not your mouth when
making up your mind what Kind of co1eh
medicine you are going 10 take, u you do
not wish % make opium eaters 81 youf
wives and children. Stop pouring down
I'll Kinds Of cough remedies, and use Jai'
wins Pine Tar Syrup. Sold by Holden
the So Paris Druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26

TuE Good Die Young, was once an ac'
cep,ed poetic sentiment, bot recent dis
cOverie- show the author 81 u 10 be IN er'
ror. The good, fOr they are the wise, I've
20 A good old age. and use Jadwiu's Tar
Syrup whenever troubled with Coughs or
ola. Snid nv uolden
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26
Valuable Farm for Sale.

In crrsrun1f tis bone fan - 80 li'e cso
w keel 81 e..aaiafinz 20 sn.u, "a a'fe. ?. Laos,
~.fl Az IlI.l lnio ulsfufFs ari Iusfe. Ntt ttru
!. vaI u.'i.1 "a fsneft u about to- mile-
tom Ws.t rsIskR sfati n. On eos fnsf
eats sl,ait ihIrt tins q geHi Ia ~. = - u
Wed 10 slih lnr Younx sap sfrhsri-h aifiieEs
ra0rIUr uaFr o. H1ase and Dafr-li pleaaaily
80 naslv ai uatff. lrf IN Que offhe most healthf
ln.saInIai IL UaftfI a.. 90 arrrunt 20 TIE Ilcf
hsslh 81 81 sister a ihe f'sssss.i, nos oceupf
Ia a. lsemltIs ~ eafiy stls u fesiItd. snI
alIi ~ snll 81 hafEaia. lor psrtleuiaIs, cau
III 80 tfc.rI.os 90 Mss ASA kf>~lfN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26

slilon a. principal Of the Centre Street
school In Portlani. Al a good salsry. Man,
% ihe parents Ia the vlllsgs .a,teniei The
closing exercises. aud remarks were made
At the close 81 the exercises by sx Gov,
Perham. Rev. Mr.. ccchrans sni J. \.
Wright
Sociable a. the Baptist Nesiry. wednes-
day eve. An ate cordially invited. Re
Treatments will he served free 10 men,
Der. OF the Young Folks Society. others
ayc cents.
So. Pans. feb'y 25,b. Mr. Hiram III.
Briggs was found dead IN HI. bed last Sat
afday morning The indications were
,ha, he had not moved sfler getting into
bed. Tie was no, suhlcci IN soy disease !
wofkci a. usual Friday. 80 hearty sup
per sni retired sppsrsails ii his Customs
~ good health Deceased wts ~ yesfs OF
Agc ana leaves no family was member q
SIT Mica Lodgc 1 %. -. q. also 81 the
odd Fellows Mutual Relief Association,
which pays an Insurance. % sisoo.
An actual count shows that = new fam
lilies have either bought houses, secured
rcnis OF taken board la the village since
oct and only three families have moved
away during that time. Nearly A. many
more are anxious ~ cone. There l. =
daily luqulry for vacan, tcnemcnts and II
there were twenty-morc they would all Re
taken ~i,hln q week. IL II estimated TIA,
20 or 3D. new house. will hc bgli during
che early summer-prohahly more.
Al the slei factory The workmeu are
mailing good progress hanging shanlng
AMI settling up machinery. The ncw double
engines OF 10 horse power are now al
complete aud took steam for the nrsi time
wednesday. The 20th. Mr. Morton, ihe
manager. estimates that they have enough
lumber bought IA keep The teams busy -
long A. ibe shedding lasts. AMI TIA, they
will get quite portion 90 the machinery
10 operation during the next two weeks.
Chss. W. BJwker only bad his adv'r'
t'sement Of " stand Tor sale or - rent " In
TIE DrNocRar one ,se,i before Il was tai, n
~ Mr. Rich OF Bethel
Rev c. Ingalls, OF The Congregational
Church. returned Friday from a short we'd
ding tour wehase learned no particulars
bot understand The lady was Miss kl'
Goodman Of Ssccsrsppa. They have The
hsst wishes aud congratulations ~ ihs
community The hsppy couple wlil iAAs
up their residence for thc present a. Mf
A e Halrs. corner % oxford ani High
lana S. where they will BE- happy - r..
csire their many friends.
Harry Rest Posi, q. A. 4. bad q camp
Ore. Friday evening", 10 Grange Hall There
Wa large attendance. Muslc, speeches,
"reminiscences. and rcfreshmenis, were The
order % The evening.
NJ Ephuim MaNlm j. reported 20 be-
quite sex for week past jrAN
.ErTTT A. nuIfM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26

OXFoED M y. King. the Republican
candidate for Mayor In Portland. Is na-
ave OF This village lie has many warn
friends here.
John Harper. formerly agent OF The iAf-
per Manufacturing Co, wclchvliie, was
To- town last week lie i Superintendent
ola factory 10 Sabstiis. lie reports bus
mess very dull
A portion o. District No 20. up en-
oyster supper Tor the oxford HAND, lAst
week. Five gallons Of oysters were con-
sumed. amid a general good time In the
school house.
The editor In coudcusing my item about
). ID. Edwards. las; week, slightly changed
The meaning. lie i not "mind reader
BOT having been assistant Of famous
.lelght-ofhand performer IN his younger
days. read. The sealed letters BY mere
trick 10 magic.
Several cases Of scarlet fever and canker
rash 10 welchyile.
washburu 6 Ellngwooi Of North Paris
have sent twelve different varieties OF their
chairs 70 Mr. Chase 20 be photographed.
A man a. work for Hosea Huuiress has
chopped 2s IL cords OF hard wood In eight
Mrs Lorana Preach has an old.fAshioned
clock which has been cleaned ana fixed
ouly twice In SO years. II SIN keeps good
time. A. WARD. JK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26
KETTLE DRUM

The Lldlc. Socisl Circle of the So
Paris Congregational Society vii hold
"A. uir.D rra auI Social Entertainment.
tthe vesiry ofthe Congregational church,
on Tuesday evening March 4. is,i. sup
per At DO. All are inyitcd. Ancr sup
pr. the special exercises will hc li.us
tratsd Poems. singing by thc south Paris
Nale Qaaristis. Song by Miss Aggie Bfigg.
TahieauH. etc. - close with "a good 80
clal time generally"
Pa Ouuru Cow.