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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

OXroHD The Republican caucus met
on the evening OF April jlh. The attend
aucc was the largest Tor years. The fol-
lowing we're elected delegates 10 tho state
Convention Joseph Roblnson, ;. D King
and W. : stewart To the District Con
vcutlon George r. Hawkes., Henry W.
COY. l. y. Edwards AMI Cyrus wariwell.
To the County Convention John Chad
bourne. George A. Poor, n. q. Hall and
W. =. Caldwell. Town Committee INV.
Gov. Freeman Andrews and W. X. Paris.
Delegates we're Instructed 20 act for The
best Interest OF the Republican party. An
Informal canvass showed that The caucus
-. unanimously 10 favor Of James G.
Blaine Tor President, and Frederick Robe
Tor Governor.
A cArrfal inqairy shows that the Demo
crat. % this town have given up all hopes
OF doing anything 10 the coming campaign.
There are many solid. respectable men
among the Democrats, bat they have no
Que - 20 ahead aud take the lead. and
consequently they are without organiza-
ton. The Republican. are well organifs 81
and have live men for leaders. The run
Die OF the coming campaign Is beginning
q be he-r 10 the land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

NrwRy. Apri e--rhe Newry minister
has ja., returnei from the upper part II
hls charge lie has been gone mpst two
week4 Ne started for Msgslloway The
9Th ~ MARI. shea between Upton ADD
Erroi fJaai NJ snps ~ s,n ani deep
he hai % lead nj. horse two or three
miles. With great dlti ,aity through the
woods h a place where h. conli ge, u
pot np Then he TOOK o. nj. feet ani be
went b Magalloway. stopping on The way
q, the "Dim" sai rested with The Foxes"
over night. ant then over The mountain.
Aioas ~ the river tiil ne rsAchsi The mid.
tle settlement. where a mssilag va held
sandy af,ernoDn. thea up The river All
on NE crust which the i.ord nude Saiuf-
diy sight - ths upper ss,tlem ut whore
another service ~. hrid sai prayer meet
log % ne evening S,vca we're received
Into faii connection with tn church oh.
srs Who have hecn converted this Water
vii SOFA make their connections 10 full
The greater part % The lamhsrlng teams
and crews have come oct 90 The woods on
thv Nsgaliowsy river Many ~ them
were snow bouai a. Errol about . week
not bslng abe ~ ~, away uu amer ls
frozs
Mr.. WIN Bragg At Enrol hs. h-ca very
sick. bat l. comfortable nov
April Never was there spr.ng Ia
the remembcrancc OF the oldest inhabi-
tan.s That me .no~ disappeared Ia such a
Nay a. 10 has tah spriag Hsvent hal
scarcely one freezing night. bat coatla.
uh drlfrlc night ant day Disappointing
me sugar makers In The worst degree
TIE Assessors % this town commenced
their work Tuesday. taking Bear river
arst sni theno- 10 Saaisy river.
oar pastor A n wi,ham. has jas, r..
tarnci from Mtgallosay where h. has
hcsu visiting his brothers and sisters for
thc lsst time, unless Ne have The good
wiu % ,he Eiicr o. send him back. aud
&c al hops We may Tor more loved one,
by al Ne never hal
n x Rgersoa l. badly usei up with The
rheumatism. making 10 very hard Coz The
GA gentleman % move about doing
chores
wB. whghtofN Newry, i overloyei
with girl baby that was given birth
April q Mr Wright nos has four chill
dren. three boys sni one girl
"a Tharstou CO % Ncwry Cor.
ner are dolag large business 10 their
general store. keeping on h,ai all kiais
OF rooi. thAi yoa can nni 10 such a
house
John wyman. our dosel AMI spool s,ocE
nan. Is over ran with birch. which will
take him t.n very near August 10 saw. lie
iAlnks ~ runnIng on the eleven hour sys.
ten. commsncing The hrsi of May
Sqaary thi. m1ruiog Js,S Straw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

AnNuc,S NEWSPAPERS IN isst-from
the edition OF Messrs. Geo. T. Rowell 8
Co.'S American Newspaper Directory, now
In press. IL appears that the newsPap'-
and periodicals. Of all kinds Al present j..
sued IN the United States and Canads reach
grand total Of ~, ios THIS IL a net gain
OF precisely GOO during the La, twelve
months. and exhibits an Increase of s.sis
over the total number Published Just ten
years since. The increase In ISL, over
The total FOR 1873 was iej. During the
past year the dallles have Increased from
las b 1854; the wccklle- from 9.O6l To
10 O2s and the monihiics from i.09i 20 H.
900 The greatest Increase IL In the West
err states Illinois. Tor Instance. now
shows I 900 papers IN place ~ last Years
total OF 9Ol. while Missouri Issues Coz In
stead % the 52l reported In ls.j Oiher
lesdlug Western states also exhibit great
percentage ~ increase. The total number
Of papers In New York State IL ! 52J,
against 119 In lss1 canada has shared
In the general increase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Easr SIvNFE. April Mrs. sarah.
vie 90 sidney Mons died ql.te suiicniy
% the 18Th lit Anhough In poor health
her demise was not AT. -ipstei 80 soon.
ner AZ "a nctr'y 40 YEAR
TIE remAas % Mrs. Celia jaac R.ch,
daaghtcf of Mr. 49, B-nsoa, ormerly Of
sumner. arrltc.i on SATURDAY me e1th uh..
Or burial rhfy cams from Mas
NJ T. b B.s1ss sai n A Noaus. start.
ei CA the l5th ala. Or Washington Terri.
t,ry NJ Yoang wrnt a. - a. ;; Pal
Ma When h. thought bet o return.
He IT, u1t 0vora1lv Impressed VIII The
appcarance OF tle vest
Business a. ne mill. O. bri.k ill's has
recently shIppcd no car ioals OF spool
stock b. Pawiucket, u ~ has a large
Quantity of bowels rcaiy o. an orders.
Sugar makers report = poor season Tor
sapp.ag thus Gar.
T1b.u. on thc Capt uead place reports
LAMB thst weighed a. birth % "a ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

IarrroEp. April She town Of Hart
foi hss held three town meetings Ia Mar.
TIE tosu meeting on the 18th voted no, %
bald any builiings on the town fVm,
which we're burusd BY lightning as, fAl'
but chose WIN. CushmAn, wiusioS Aim
All Kara Keen. 81. 70 sell The farm snd
deed the ssme 70 the purchaser Hartford
i an Independent town financially AMI not
overb1risned with paaPers, The profes-
slonai men. such a. the physician. lawyer
and minister live on farm, also The sa-
perintsudent % schools and other town
officers.
TIE spring. thus FAR. has not osn>ei a
great fow % sap maple syrup Is not Plen-
~. The snow-banks are - Omen checked
by cold nights. that they 40 not Gauss the
brook. % overfow. Hay Is plsuty many
Ton. must be- sammercd this year. Age
dos DOT iujurs De-. u kept 10 nov under
. Light roof I have known Il % he good
twenty wears. A. general thing n pays
good Interest for keeping HARTFORD.
LovElt. April ii.-rhe sno~ i leaving
f.st Wheels were used fOr The nrs, time
a., Taesday-u0W all wheels.
Colds are still quite prevalent
M. Pitcher 4 spending her mui-iime
vacation with her parents
Alice woof i a. home on her vseA'ion'
from Mrs. Cassslrs school
Enoch HaIea has moved Into "ssedsn
BLACK Mouutaln. 80 called.
Charles SeyerArce AMI wife have gone
70 Lowell. Mass. on a visit 10 Ais sister
Mr. harrington.
DIR Chandler has bought the "HAfen
stand and rented 10 % Mr.. nelien Charles
who vim his wifs's sister Is % keep nib
unery And DO dress making.
Mrs. Tobias Lord made Tying n'' 70
her sister here. tbs week.
hear there l. - BE- an antiquarian cup
psr and dance here Ia the near future and
mat some % the girls have got their cos
,ames, Il would b. = ioke u they did mol
get an invite
Died. last wednesday. al the resideres
OF her sou-ln-lsw. Hesry @. Walker, Aunt
Htsy Dresser. agrd - yeas Funeral tooA
place Saturday.
wonder N the p. N. a. fyeours Is 4
Be- mureds Il seems 10 hint that Way u
The lAst DxsocRAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

las, Sabbath. A good congregation was
presen, and listened 10 an impressive sub.
Iec, and service. A large gathering Al
the prayer meeting In The evening. Mr..
withsm Is no, expec,Iug 10 return another
year.
Mr.. Leforesi BrAgg'- family have been
very slck with the measles, snd since with
diph,herla They losi their babe with II
AMI Mrs. bragg came very near dying but
l. slowing recovering.
Joseph Brooks, y J. Brown and knoch
Abho', are closing up their Numbering In
Grafton this week
Tnr Seriay NgcAias Jourall, speaking
of The Paisnt Laws before Congress. says
they soald rob honest men % the fruits
81 their brain labor Ia order % bcneni a
few who are too lazy mentally. morally,
and physically ~ exert wha, little abili,y
the Lord 10 Ills generosity saw az W waste
on them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
wrsr Pans, April il.-sprIug a, last,

wEsT PARIS, April ll.-Spring a, last
A broken wheel dumped and wrecked
six or eight frelgh, cars. on the grade be-
tween West Paris aud Brysnt's Pond, last
Saturday night A quantity OF peas, etc 4,
were spilled.
Al the NJ. T.. ehspel las, sabbath. Rev.
Mr.. Merrill preached an able and interest
Ing discourse. amer which six applicants
we're admitted TO church membership. Ia
the evening there was avery pleasant Sun
dsy-sehool concert. In which the little ones
took a prominent part
M. John Willis has been very serious
ly sick. bat more hopes are now entertained
Other rec overy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

UrroS.-Nrs. Haywood l. very sick,
aud Is not expected 10 re, well. She has
sent for her dsaghter 81 Franklin, Mas.
Stephen Morse Is quite slim with heart
trouble. Ida Fuller Il suffering from q
sprsined knee. which II l. feared will
make her lame for life
Berthe Douglass has been stopping home
awhile, attending school. he Is . smart
Young man. lie has clerked for Mr.. Cey-
Ion Rowe. Bethel, bat Is about engag Ing
with other parties 10 work.
David brooks wife Is quite lame with
rheumatism.
Rev. Mr.. witham preached ct uptor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

PAus.-ENster Sunday seryies were ap'
propriaisly observed 10 the Baptist church.
The pastor. Rev. J. Y. COchrane. preached
an excellent and timely sermon from the
words OF Paul, That I may know him
and the power OF bis resurrection. PHI.
milo The arranged programme for the
sunday. school 10 the evening was well
carried through, making IL a very Inter
es,ing occasion. The decorations were
nicely arranged large evergreen arch Al
the back Of the pulpit aud over'ls The mot
-. "Christ has risen" 10 large Jrsergreen
letters, the noral display was Profase and
artl.tlcally appointed, for which We ars
indebted 10 the ane taste OF the ladies'.
Fas, Day services will be he'd In The
morning At n aud ia The evening at : 30
O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

RoxBUKY. April 81 hear that Mrs. o.
J. Lovejoy, who was no, expected 10 live
week before-lsst. Is gaining slowly. Mrs.
Isaac Jsnne, who has leen III with lung
trouble, Is recovering. T.. O. Mitchell Is
o1i again.
I hear Sewell COT has sued Isaac Brad
cen and several Others for trespass on land
claimed by COT bu, decided 10 the Bradeens
by John Houghton Of Byroni also that
Hon. waldo Pe,tingill l. 10 determine the
line
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Bruuu Ssnday. April 6,h. Rev. ;.
-uoopcr. pastor of ths NJ .. CaarIn,
preached ron Jane. tv Oh. ~ rs. Tie
msfe pia.n taN Cots overriding prosi.
dencs = f5r he gooi % H. people. a.
rclat.i sone o. the son ierful Proviieuccs
% Cod ,mong His people, sni male p.a.a
The t'rrr,nce between The CHRISTIAN an
ne oue sho rcckonei COD cat % his NE.
that spiritual me- l. A. va.n siiaoai Col
A. physical ufc Is without The sonshlne.
Some have united with he Church. AMI
good 20 general d. thc rrsurt of Christian
wofk Msy ths Jay SOFA cone when sect
saal be- unknowu ani al he one 10 Car.st
oar R-.iccmer
Not mlch sasaf maklog YET. The snow
l. going or fast
Nuu Ia rttaE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

SOrrH PARIS There will be skating
here Fast Day, both day AMI evening. A
race aad other attractions will DC Offered
ia the evening, which the msnsger hopes
10 make Que OF the most enjoyable OF The
course. There was an exciting nve-m'le
race here on the 18th. The attendance
coutlnues good. notwithstanding the In
e,emeucy OF the season. aud the very dlss-
rre,.bls travelling The indications now
are tina, the popular Interest 10 this health
mi recreation will decline ba. little during
The sumner.
Mr.. 4. ID. Humphrey. fell last Tuesday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS

ALR,NY. April s--Mrs John Green oi
wsltham. Ma. has 'nei- short c,ii- ~
her frienis.
Daniel Cummings 10 Aniossr. Macs.
. native % thls towa Who IA. heea away
twenty year,. came % B-thsl last wesk q
he funeral - Ms s,sp-mathsr. Mr. Fraa-
els Cammiags u Improved ne op9rr'
tauity o. sl-lt bIs may frleni. here
Mr. G,odwio % Marlboro. Mess, Is
sp-odiag s0ms we,ks With her pareu,s,
NJ. ani Mr. Alex Som who are Ia quite
e. be health.
The friend. of Nc sui Mr. Hsury WI.
bar made thsn q sarpfise csll Asaiay ese.
ning. IL being ths isth saniv-rsary ~ their
marr.sEc a. ~. quite an Cui,yA1,e &C.
cAs.on. aoi many tokens of fricui.hlp serc
len ~ith The happy pair.
Nc snd NJ. Amps n. Barker. have
ben 90 m sics la M past we-k. rasif
agci parents Who live slth them Ar cutie
los. The moiher sick win lung fev,r. ne
father IRON i1drn.tie. cf AZ. b.lag I'D W.
ola u L. htri'y proha1i- that b. ~ili rally.
Mr. Joan Camming. Asci % wears .. qate
feeble NJ L,wso Mts,u. sgei - years,
l. quite -msrt abic 81 a. oil. caoTc. Al
house AT ara sni ~ b. aelgasorlns town
on b1s.ucss. Ne L. a brother of Rev. J.
X Nason. ID ID. % fyeburg
FL Bean stn keeps his teams drawing
lumber. some other teams coatiuuc q
work. There L. c,usiier,b.s snow ye, In
the woods usy l. plenty Oxen chang.
lag hand. finely. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

BHYANr's roNp. john 4 stevens has
lately bought he store on : Fsruam q
Rumf1ri Ceutsr
william Eissrts !, sbout % move -
Bethel. whsr, he i engaged b. work 10 the
steam mil
John n Larssy hAs '.ought The farm %
james n Curtis AZ - Woodstock.
Rev q n HtnnAfori has closed his
work wlth toe Methodist SoCiety a. his
p'sce ani vii preach Al Bethel aud L,cke's
Miis the coming year.
saturday Night An engine ant "a freight
cars ran 81 tne Grsnd Trunk track between
Bryauts Pond ani W Paris NJ QUE was
IN aired. tho1gh = brakeman hat narrow
escape. 4 br,ken shcei Nss ths cause %
IN accident
Tovn meeting. saturday. Apr o.. A.
O.. A.. o. see whsi course shsn be taken
for the rspsir 10 the mii
NJ Frank =. Cole Ia. lately refused
sss5 for Bis yeariug COLI part Handle
tou.an
IN Bartlett os-r, The % Barnss
arm Tor az. Goa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

Gux,p. April VERY mild bat cloady
weathcf ani The snow l. settling quite
fat TIE rosi. ar bss aulag . bel bars
All WAGONS VII have D bel asei s')a.
There has been bot very utiie ma.
pie syrup maize yei ani me prosp'ci l''s'
d1Diols
John wright IL tolug qa.te an Amoaoi
o. re9alriag in sai a1,ot bis birch mill
he has balii ncS pen stock ~ aboai two
hundred Gee, ani 80 Hss saws al some
new be.uug. a. has aooai 5000 % shin
gi,s 10 saw beslies bis birch ani i AZ
ranging his machines 80 a. . rua nights
John W Bennett has bought A'oai iaree
hundred cori. o. birch, a. BrsAnts Poai'
since tls bios ap. which be i eArrylag
back o. his mill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

NuHfu NHNkn -Nnfktn Nlghts vile
/. very los With ulcers 10 the stomach
willard wights wife las giri baby, horn
April b.
Mr.. Rssselrs sister Is visiting her from
Kruucbank.
Eisar WILDER O. elerking Cor Cc,loa
Rose. Bethel
Hart slclghlng 10 Newy Wheels arc
bcins used some.
itsa gener, wool choppIas time now.
not much maple sugar This year
EiLAnc = treating The Inside % his
house "a new coat % palui AMI paper.
NJ Chas n. l. Powers. the veteran
brick AMI m,riar mao. j. ba.li.ug over
hls k.tchsn chimaey at oven. We has
the boss coz ~ This region u not ~ OK.
ford Co. Besides Supplying = family o.
Eve OF .Ix with mIik sni cream % Use has
male ln a year nni days. 3ti lbs ulce
batter Ne could take a hundred dollars
f,r her 10 he w1nd Whose Gov can beat
t
Thr brethren ani fr.cni. ~ Rev 4 u.
witham a. Newry are desiring he rctlrn
the third year petition "a, circulated
a. Nesry BY to hrethfcu aai To- a fcS
boar. a hunirci names we're secured an
sent o. the pres i.ug Eller. requesting bis
return. lll. charge IA. been large, work
hari. has may families % yis.t-a,s role
ab1at $50 mile. darlng the Lass year.
None bat a rugged miu could endure -
mach service
Daniel Bcuncti sni his wife Rpxie are
living one On either siie Of Bear river.
Mr. John SSAin % Hanover j. very
poorly. limbs Ani body are oloatci guiis
baiy Mr.. Adam klmoAil - still quite
SICK. Joshua Howards wife l. qsite Pooi-
H. Sue has been blinl some time. Thls
Water she hs4 one eye operated on and
sAN quite well Cor u,lie tine, hei she has
lost her sight agsln. oa AccoGnt OF her
health probably
Glad % see Sc.le Marshall hoas on a
frw days visit sac returns saturday 70
Norway b the shoe shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-15

II l.. thlnk, because the dcmini fps
eggs A. Raster mikes them 10 more yAlne
han The prodaotion Of the Spriag Poe, u
aally IT, AMER Easter sunday, the lsih,
cgg, will possibly De- lower. -ud the lsys
OF me poet will have more chance % CON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-20


heh one "i t'e 9,h e." l'''n' '"I'''
boats coming up iu' ''\ VA STAY 'I
noon was about midway "' wee" '"N'i
oTN l7'"hn ana th' ~" iln' Tee" I'aN'
use the p'7' % GERS were imposed ''
II" zee u remarkable '"irnoi'on !" tH'
water a Space probably hrr' hWdr'
feet across was covered WIN I"aH' aus
thHt tuinnI'nS hnd spi''"l'i "a' COINS oh.
near the Sn'ia'r wa 'Nd'ni h'''A.
round Objects wouII suddenly dart HiO
view thrash the WATER lNr'le lN'"' F."
the arr ana a. appear "'HN '''"'"'
oil similar shape would also p'"ns" APP
ward thio"sn the '1''"' Si'' "'.'t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-20
BIRD s-AuGAreR.


baltimore sun
During recent trip vi the Orpheus
Sailing club. of Baltimore. to the well.
known Cobh's Island. the following fact
were ascertaiued, and created very uu.
pleasant Impression: An cntsrrr sin.
woman from y W York has contracted
with Paris IN lliuery firm 10 deliver dur.
ing this summer 5000 of more skins OF
birds at forty cent, "a piece. With sever
tai taNidcrini,ts sh' va, ca 'rVing out the
contract having engaged young ana ult
!o kill birds of different kinds, AMI pay
.ns them ten cent, for each spcct men NOT
too much muttatel for millinery pui-
poses. The plumage of most of the birds
t, hs obtained at this island is ulaiu TIA,
with the assistance of a little dive it,.
soon transformed into that Of the pavlN
cnlnrrd trnri.,t hind. In. ht,.I. min.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-20


All Go kuuuru- 200" B. u Chinese bog
whom tho American Consul "a, CHINA some
years ago tool. an Interest IA and brought
10 tuj, country. he took So kindly 10
American ways that be- cut III hi. pis-tnll
aud exchanged his -moc6 for a drr,--coat.
ON his r-turu 10 China bee wa. much sur
prsed at the cold reception given him.
~, rhnugrs of dr--. were MOT looked
upon "a improvements. His parents only
allowed him ou the street, after hight tail.
But An Goo htl iuhihei something Yl tho
spirit VI American liberty, and he b. now
working h,, pa--ag- hnck 10 America, by
way Of England. lie will no doubt,
prove an exception t. the Chinese rule a
n1u.us Imitation with the Saxon race, FOR
be fell in love with au American cir
while here, AMI that may have a. much a.
do WITH his return 10 America a. the treat
ment bestowed On the metamof phosee
ChiAAinap a hqine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-20
MISS HARRIET y. HASKELL,
'-'''''l dNw -n Principal
".orgi" Military tcadrmy, >n,an-
nah. Ga.

n lncorpo aiel aud governed hy Board oi
. l"'lr' fan and experienced turp- 900 Pro-
iV,,nrNi location unsurpassed for hyaut, and
hra'lhiuluc,s; Discipline equal tu tAtt ot the
'at houl, OF the country. new aud Wusuli-
ft building. erected especially for tho
, ,I.uli seven state, r-pre-ci ted Degrees
'"rieffed upon graduate.
-, It lHil session besius OCtuhrr -th For
~tt"l"tu"s, etc, address the Superintendent
!u-I ~ NAL 8 HI-K-f,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-20

:, All schools of medicine agree that
pthson's Capcine Porous Plaster l. the
Uest external remedy known. Pc.
FOR sale by Castles X Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-20
TALKS WITH THE BOYS.
.AcTs AND FIGURES ABOUT TRADES.
The Artisan at a Detroit Newspsprr Tells
WHAT IL knows About MrchaL cal
Trades aud what Experts
Therein can taru.

they offer In presenting these figure, we
are guided Toy what i, puld in Detroit.
They may lie somewhat higher in Chicago
or New York and sJmeS.uat lower in other
cities, but, taking the country over, the
average viii hc about the same
II you want To become butcher YOU
mus serve 'hree Nratt' apprenticeship.
me rule is 10 board with Nom employer,
ana the hrNi year, You may, II haniy amt
wiling, sel ~ "r 80 above uoa,d During
the first year YOU Will drive cart and DO
tn" rough w'rk. After tue Ihisd year YOU
VIII GET an the way from . l"f III per
wees Ih'r' Is one hn'' '"r ih 'rtr'l' re-
'''Nlhs f-' per N'eN' "'t tre'' are plenty
W'N'ns Tor less imam 80 IA most cases
I'll" Apprentices sets up tor NImaHti after
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-20
monticello Ladies' Seminary,
GOdIrey, Mndisom co.. nIs.

yu' "i the oldest schools In the Wt~t Etputu.
'nli as hrstclu>s school uuput>tiuurd ~u-
tvl"f advantages for English and Classical
duration with Music Drawing Painting amt
'"''iu Languages. opens september lsth.
W analogue apply to
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-28

Tho Dodge Affa,r.
Sioux City Journal. 9th: G. q. Myers
of Chicago. representative of Warder,
Bushnell & Glessner, yesterday gave q
reporter some polnts about the @. A.
Dodge affair. His firm, Mr.. Myers said,
had had the most implicit confidence in
Mr.. Dodge, and left its collections and
other business entirely in his hands.
Since investigations have been made the
firm finds that Mr.. Dodge has made
false returns OF collections ever eince
1873. How much he has retained of the
firms money cannot be known until
every party with whom he has had set.
tiement OF the firms claims for the past
six years is seen. New cases, in which q
portion of the amount collected was
embezzled, are being brought to light
every day, and already about $1,000 has
been unearthed. Mr.. Dodges property
IN Yankton county, consisting of $50
acres of land and some stock, has been
attached by his late employers.
As to the whereabouts of Mr.. Dodge
nothing could be stated by Mr.. Myers,
except that he came to Chicago about
two weeks ago, stopped at the Palmer
house. and when an official called to
arrest him he was not to be found. His
late employers had reason to believe that
the proceedings which they had begun
against him, nnd the order of arrest, had
been communicated by some one in the
Office to friend of Mr.. Dodge. who had
posted him about the move soon after
his arrival in the town.