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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
THE EDITOR.

SAN Francisco is making a
strong and determined effort to retain
and increase it's trade. The compile
ton of the Northern Pacific has d.
verted from its markets very large
part of the business which its mcr-
chants formerly enjoyed in Oregon,
Washington and Montana, amounting
in the estimation of many people to
as much as 20 per cent. of the whole
sale trade of the city. 1t is likely that
this estimate is too high. Certain it is,
the loss is heavy aud desperate effort
is being made to overcome it in some
way. The Central Pacific feels this
loss more than any one else. 1t means
to it a serious falling off of overland
freiyhts aud reduction Of earnings.
The California railroad company is
always building roads somewhere, and
since its great trans continental routes
are finished it is showing IA disposition
to build feeders into sections which
can be made tributary to its lines. 1t
is less than $50 miles from kcl.on to
Wood River on good railroad route,
and the eye of this giant corporation
has turned in this direction with a
shrcwd and calculating squirt. Next
to coal mines, lead mines pay the larg-
est revenue to railroads. Wood River
pays to the Union Pacific more than
the largest and most productive farm
ing section of California pays to the
Central Pacific. San Francisco wants
our trade and our ores, and the Cali
fornia railroad wants to do the haul
ing. A preliminary survey was made
some time ago from kelton into this
Territory, and the surveyors now il,
the field are setting grade stakes and
preparing the line for work. There
is every reason to believe that Il
branch road will be projected from
kelton into this country,and that very
soon. This means lively competi
ton between the East and the West
for our trade, IA wider and better mar.
ket for our ores, cheap freights ant
general prosperity.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
THEY HAD MET BEFORE.


Augusta Chronicle
A middle-aged man approached
General Hampton the other dav and
asked his influence in pressing claim
before the military committee Of the
Senate. The stranger then said !:
General, am glad to see you again.
You do not recognize me, but You
personally made IA prisoner of me dur
ing the war" Comparing notes,
Hampton found out it was fact and
recalled the circumstance. He was
accommodating one nj ght and missed
his way. Around him burned many
IT. ore camp fires than he had left be-
hind him. Entering a house he dis
covered that he had strayed into the
enemy's lines. A few soldiers were
seated at a table, and abruptly adj
dressing them, us if "a superior officer
of their own army, he asked who they
were and what they were doing there !.
One man spoke up aud replied: 1--WE
belong to the Eighth New York regi
ment, and General Warren sent US to
get milk"
Hampton felt that all his nerve
and address would be required to ex-
tricate himself from this dangerous
position. He reached for his pistol,
held it along his thigh, and, on leav-
ing the house, commanded the man
who had spoken to him to follow
lie did so. Hampton mounted his
horse and called the man to HIM
Bending down to the Federal sol ,ier's
ear. he whispered: 81 have pisto
aimed at your head, and will shoot
You if any alarm is made"
The surprised soldier whispered
''Don't shoot. | surrender"
Hampton then babe linn move OF
lust ahead of his horse, and SO brouoh
HIM into the Confederate camp. II
was this man who, alter more than Il
wears, met his captor and asked ;
favor of him, as Senator, that he
was more than willing to grant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20

1t is sail that the Mayiiowc;
mine, of Bullion, produced, in the year
1883, ore to the value of 100000,
and that in one month it sold ore to
the Philadelphia Works to the amount
of $4,000. THIS may be an exag-
geraiei statement, but it is we'll
known tina, the Mayhowcr paid ba k
to its owners, III little more than ID
years work, the original cost of the
mine-s3.5, 900 IN cash above all ex-
penses, and has been paying hand
some dividends ever since. Like the
other developed Wood River mines
the ore increases in richness as dept
is gained, and the Permanence of the
vein and ore bodies established be
yoni q'ie ,ioi.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20

TIE reoNie If the United states il the TER wy
Of Idaho send arot ting "a Alma Reyes aud
Willrl Keys, detrnla IS:
You are hereby required t. rnear IN n acton
hr ualt against Nou 10y ihc Above named plain
I IL, i'll tiv District Court OF tn second judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho, in and Tor the
county III Alturgs, and t. answer the 60" plant
filed therein within ten days tex lU>ve "f tte day
of sarNic J, rfnr tine service on ut tn, sum
mons if served thin this county: or, # served
ont Of this county. hut in this district within
twenty DAYS: otherwise. Witntn forty days-or
judgment 10y default wi be taken against You ac-
ccr,ing to the prtNer of said CONF laiHt.
Til. said action IS brought to recover u'gne It
against You fer the sun OF twelve hundred
ninety four md 91-lnO dollars due pl int ifs tr III
You on certain Judgment rendered i'll TIE Dis
trc, Court Of the First Judicial District, Weber
county Utah rertitary, on March Eta, 1851.
And you are hereby IL tiued that If You fail 10
uppe7r and ans wer the said comp ain, as above
required the said plaintiffs II take defiant and
Judgment foi the snin If Sl,'-M %, ani int rest
at per ce.t. from March i-tl, 1854, and costs q
suit.
Given under my hand aud seal of the District
Cont al tue S-cotnl Judirial District of the Ter
ritory a. Idaho in and for the comfy of Aturas
this 18th daN Of May, in the year al Lord one
thous and i:ht hundres, aud .iel ty-four
IsrAII 4. l.. RICHARDSON. Cl, rk.
By f. +. RI H,Rus. Deptty ti.rh.
krMB,LL X Htyw op, Ogden. PTS AttIs. MI.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
NOTICE..

THE columns Of the "7Inses" are al
,coys open, free Of charye, to any
perso" 'cho may feel "ggriered or
misrepresented By n"Whi"g appear
i'm IN its columus: and eren u libel
on its editor ,riW be pnbiished, Tie
latter reserri"g tile right to reply
onIu ia tie issue or issues subsequent
to It's pubIic0'ion. ZibeIs on others
wiH not, horerer, be Jirsu space on
experimentation.
THE EDITOR.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20

Another spasmodic furry among
the wouldbe postmasters. This sus-
pense is killing us, Mr.. Singiser.
You are not all our fancy painted you,
but you can at least accomplish this.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20

The great panic in New York
is practically over. The storm has
come and gone, ane the staunrh ships
that weathered it are sailing on even
keel. Many old and wealthy concerns
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
LAND OrfICE Ar II ALLEY. I. r.,

AN 10 iS-i.
Notice ot the above application will be pub
lish.d in the TIMES, printed 1T HALEY, Idaho.
which hereby dcs gnate the nrwspan cub
lshed nearest the lunu desc ribbed in sid applica-
ton
mlgtl HOMER l.. POT ND, RI gjster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
THE DOLLAR COLUMN,

Advertisements not exceeding inch for ten
lines Of small type) in length will be inserted in
this column for one dollar per week, fifty cents
The fYst insertion and twenty-five cents each adj.
di.:oca interchangeable in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Second Ju.lici,. Di.
trivt If the r,rr.t ~ Of IDAHO. i'll and fnr
the Couniy of AlturGS.

George Reed +. q. Joacs, J. y. hirkeDdall and
ChaS. a Cos, co-p"r ners uni,r t." trm
nInle of Reed Jun = X 60" p'"!n-
TINS vs.. Alma k"Nts ard VII
l,rl Reyes, i, fonda, Is.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
Jos. Wurzburger,

Whose store is between the bank and meat market
has new lot of goods in. and his stock of Cigsrs
Tobacco. Furnishing Goods and Notions is now
second to none.
~ His bit cigars positively unequalsd m13nl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
Wanted,

BY respect able, sober man and wife, employ
lneDt to cook in good mine. Wife is excellent
cook. Apply or iddress MRS. ARCHER. HALEY.
of sadd.ery shop next the Postoilce. nednl2*w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20


Endres 4 Co. rlaint ifs VS.. James
Code, deft ndant.
To James Code i'll the name of the ncorie Oh INV
United - ties III The T.rIt ~ Of luaho' ~
You are hereby net fed that there Is NJ" -,
file In the Office OF the Probate Court ~ u. 'uui
OF Al:uras, in the Te,rit ry of Idaho, the vim
plant of John Endrts X Co, demanding Oh ~.
the sum OF S2z0.5o upon the fol owing .au ,tis.
action f, + the said sum of Sl2J 81 due to pf"ih',
from you tn. said defendant, for goods. wars az.
merchandise sold md delivered to you ny PEI
tifs between Nov. |, 1888 aud April l. ioii
aud that unless you appear snd answer y, N
coinplaint At my office in HALEY, T., Will, a..
days exclusive of the day of s'rvi'el, "i'er .,in
service on you Of this summons-lf strVs' I'm
tits county or, If served ont of vie county .,in
his district within 20 days "therw St, W.,
forty days-or Judgment by def ut VIII w nI
against yon for the sum of two huhuIe" ,her
twenty dollars and fifty cents t$2-0"ol, 'os''"''
with the costs of suit. Dan
In testimony whereof, I Geo. NJ. Per OBS as5
hate judge. have hereunto ST my hand anu M o,b
thu seal said Court ut Hail y, Idaho, 'h's '
day Of May, A. lssi. c,~S
Prorptr Judge.
FIX Cfico Clerk of til. ] r bate co''' no
KINGssURY MCGOWAN, Plffs'. Attys
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
Dissolution of Co-Partne,sh;p.

Notice is hereby given that the CO. partnership
heret fore existing In the saloon business in Bull
lion, under the firm name of Healey 4 Hanngan,is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. P. Hannigsn
purchasing the int rest therein of Simon Henley
All outstanding accounts will be collected and
all Indebtedness assumed by Patrick Hannignp.
SIMON HEAIEY
7. HANNIGAN
Bullion. Idaho, May ID, 1884. miIml.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
Fresh Fruits. Vegetables and
Candy,

Fruits, vegetables. Candies, received fresh every
day, at c. l.. VAUGHAN CO.'S Fruit. Veg.
etable. Nut Cigar and Tobacco Depot, one door
south of T Il. Jones's Bank.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
TERRIFIC OF IDAUO, !
COUNTY OF ALrugAs
In the Probate Court OF Alturas County, ldaho
Territory.
John Endres and Jacob Bennett, rs firm OF 'onA
Endres 4 Co. plaint fs, VS.. James
Code defendant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-20

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Sorru PAnf.. Ma. 90 There Nj b. q
three boar. rAce Al the S1gth Paris skst
Ing rlnk. wednesday evening thc .6ih Of
Msrch. f1r purse ofs- Several Of the
bet skaters in thc vicinity are cHPceici 70
participate.
Ms. J. n. williams died very suddenly
isst Thursday aneruoou viii pueumou.a-
Sac Wa a. esteemed memher of the Con-
grcgarou,i Church. a'says an active par
tc.psnt iu every benevolent enterpr.se ani
49, be greatly Missed ln che village and
especially by the msm1sr, of che consre-
eat.ousi Society.
Large delegations fron tas village A.
tented tle a. A. y. Par. q; Norway three
evenings ths past week. Friday which
Wa The conciaing cveaing % me fair.
TIE enicrta.nncnt wAs largely hy So iar.s
tIent ani va generally conceded - I'd
ths most enjoyable evening ~ the coarse.
Toe So Paris Sxtiing R.nk B,ni and
J,us.s Orchestra of =, Paris. furnished
t,e instrumental music ani the s.. Paris
Nae Qaartsitc ani Niss Ags.e Briggs
viii M. Geo. A Briggs accompar ~
gave several fac soca selections, I'D
Master Frank Knspp. also of 81. prs
PROBABLY the b-si boy cornet.st In ih'
S,ate. gave tSo solos. az the 90 prizes
". y Mason drew a silver thimb'e Mr.
EUa. StoWcu. f,ar cans peaches VI W.
N. ShAs. meerschalm pipe. TIE 'oial
receipts of ne FAR were over $50. watch
wiu cave q net benefit Tor the post o
someth.ng near 500
Chas. W. Bowkcr 80 Gar she champ On
fat skater o. The county b. booked Tor a
nile race a. me Norway sktiiag rlnS IN
TIE evening 90 Mar 5ist TIE best kat
er. OF Norway will be- pltied against hiu
AM an eHclteing contest may be expected
wm A. FrothlnghAm viii carry DOE
assortment ~ agricultural machinery ,h'
coming spring snd Sumner, as usual. IN
e,aiin. the world famous Buckeye Mover
Improved Baiiard Hay Tedder. Kemp
Manure Sprcadcr. one % The best laool
saving machines ever pa. onto a farm
aai Cumberland Saperpaospaate and vi
supply farm.rs with the best farm maehin
cry made. FOR particulars see advertise
-, ~ w,.k. Jas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

SorrH woopsroCN.-rhe South Wood
s,ock Dramatic Club repeated their drama
entitled My Brothers hcepcr-' A. N"
Methodist church On Wednesday eve. The
exercises closed with sshort farce entitled
"How's your Uncle. The parts were
gel acted. and al enjoyed a good time on
both evenings. Cool music was furnished
btH. c. Bacon. walter Bacon and Miss
Myrtle Bacon. n. &. Bacon's dAngh''F'
WOO being on,y Ten years Of age played
the organ With the ability AMI skih OF a
much older person. We understand that
tas proceeis from these entertainments
Ar, 10 BE- used In repairing the church
The farmers in this part Of Woodstoes
are getting interested In butter factory
movement which has lately been started a.
Trap Corner. some want cheese Ann
ba ter factory combined A. The market
for dairy products are now. We t1ink II
.boot time % strike out on = new iine.
FELIx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Nav ADyERIIsENENrs.-- Seventeen
Probate notices. Insolvency notices vill
appear next week.
{. W. Durham s Co, wes, Pans
propristors Of the Excelsior Mills, adver-
tlse Bradlsy's SaPer-PhosPhaie. ground
plaster. gaahO and other far,ilzers ms
Is sound 6rm and none nsed hesitate to
deal with them.
W. c. Pierce. Norsay, advertisss has-
ter cards. school cards. scrap books, pic
,ure.. albums, &c. tie Is also sgen, for
the Royal 81. John Sewing Machine.
Household Blood Purifier and Cough
Syrup. also Clover Bit'ers are advertised
by the manufacturers AZ Augusta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

FUESItvRr There l. nov In Boston.
one 81 the most extensive manufacturing
establishments In America The entrance
10 paiue's Furuiiurc WarCrooms Is Al a.
Canal 81 opposite Maine Depot They
no. onig mauuficturc. but also Import nom
Italy curious cvrvsd pieces % The time OF
IN pores ofNeuicci from Switzerland nne
lace cuftsinst from France. inlaid woods
aud tsprstfie- and rich SILKS Cor upholsicr.
log. from Engisnd red. amber. and blue
and black naIr cloth. To- richly hfocadcd
patterns. besides a large variety 81 lace
curtains These. together With their own
numerous mauuftCtures, viii vel Fepay
ouo to travel miles o. visit Illustrated
list. of these sent upon application.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Petition Of A. S. Thayer and ten others
for discontinuance Of road in Paris. and
order q County Commissioners thereon (;
also petition and order on same o. A. X.
Knapp and M Others for alteration 81
road ia Romford
Capt. n. y Bolster wishes boy Is or
20 years Of axe 70 learn the grocery bust.
nsss This Is an excellent oPpor, unity for
the right kind u boy
Dissolution q partnership BY Poster n
Heuick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
NOTICE
Nolic- OF Foreclosure.

NksuFENAs tsspef q ttren sni i1saff
w tsrsn. t1ih oi hrihri I'M N our
o. 81 urfrrf. 49, STATE nI Na.nr. ~ mel
Il .ffsssr deed. dated 90 fsrlNh HaF ~ snaafF
n lsTr 49, rsrurtrf iu 60 uKfurf hrFistrF rf
necsif. b "a lfi raEri Ni. conveyed in kllHft 4
ihapmnn iaff of tsIl nfihfi. fflfasff. q rcfta.r
trari ur uafral Hf rral csflfr I'M aai u fnCl ltias
ar ttr arsfrfir siis of 80 tpanff r|af lfair
bon a. Hrsnf ffunk Dept b. Nti'c luisIFsf
arf hs|nE re isrfn usFinf. oIrhnrf ant go
Den. ari h1unfrt tf fa|l IHsi ~ tomufn 10
q CO. 81 of TIE sfnrr sti rsaf'T opposite Nv
Oh n Annass h0HtF. ttfffr aff'efIT en- aff
uau tn fIr r1rnr thrIr1I. thearc sraihfrlf 0u
&c strur skll o. the ikrr. ani frrnss me Isnr
AL AZ thrr sal runnlrF I'M sImi ar dlrer iI1u
o. snsff u sifIkss ehtt tnnNn al tte hisard
a Caufu Joe tfsneH rasferlF on eats Nn~ aaH
stone rlM fn Hrif rrrf fnrrrr nHfffff'r o. fali
fnai e. 90 ffsf msnf'nufi naurf ed unfrsa
ne runfriln I'D saii m1uEtse has sea hruter
Unu therefore. hr rvn on 90 fhr tfsaIh oi fhs
c0ufIInn thsfsnf T. tr'irn q. t1auman. aiuin.
istrainr - fhf estate uf falf u .nrft a tNalm O.,
risim foreclosure of stIi m1nsafc
Marrh n issi
CItIHN e. CHAPMAN. afm.rIttftior
arrf - HH = A { HsfsH =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
OXFORD COUNTY Locals

BUCErIup AT the school msetlug ON
the io;h inst. Carleton Gardner vas chos-
en agent for the village district
c. Back % Traverse CITY, Michigan,
Il revi-lting bis Old home and ffiends, afier
an absence ofueArly eight years
The Nsrinsoot i nov spanued ~ Eve
iron bridges four 10 Buckhslt. the nnh.
which was erected daring the pas, week,
Is lu.t across me lue. 10 Turner. -
GuE,p.-At the annaal tosu meeting
held March "a The following oniesrs were
chosen Moderator. n. l. Austin Clerk
Aui Constable. jason ". kimballi Sslcct-
meu Assessors and over-eers cf the poor,
Harlan wheeler. George I BarnhAm. I
q. Lars rr,ssursr.r q lazy Collector,
George Bafaham. school supervisor,
Harlan 4 wheeler arm.
FsyrnrEo &C ,. Lsia aai u. W. WI
~ ~ Stow. vent up % Mouutain Pond
ons dsy last week ani capturcd over thirty
nice troui. ~ of which weighed from two
AT haifto ttrce pound. apfice
NJ. Pa rage sui daughter have rc.
tlruei fron nenmsrk wttrs they have
b ,en ~. niiug thc Winter
NJ. o. 4 uarmoa has been quite sick
10 wc,k past bat Is better now.
Ms. Auna BarroWs l. visiting friends
Ia Montcisir. New Jersey.
Mr. John ward has returned IRON
North Brldgton whesc she has been Vie.
ting frlsui..
Maple SyfaP is iusi coming into mar
krt
C,pt Braibury sailed from New York
70 Europe. Thursisy. February 90 for a
shor, sisy ue viii return The lasi o.
Aprl
Mcssrs. Gumoa a Western are ship.
p.ag BY raa quite a number % oxen %
market
Keen weeks has boaght o. C. n. Par.
500. his neu house 90 Portland Street
AL sold oae o. Robert Wiley 90 oxford
street
The hardest worked mAn in this ,.cla.
ny lusi now IL rucie Seymorc Hobbs
who is makl.g a new iniex D. che Wet
Ox'ort Registry.
ucury Stark who WAs barred here iast
VEL. va relation % General STARK of
Revolutionary fame
Toe spring term of ihc academy COM
meuces Wednesday the sea- lust Prom
thc uumoeT Who have engaged board Al
large attendance l. guaranteed.
A ultc wedding took place az thc rcs-
iiesce % Gerry Morgan iasi Mouiay. ihe
l-th inst. thc contracting parties heing
Dr Geo W Weymouth % Laconia. y
n ant Ms Minn.e r Morgan of Fpe-
barg DorNo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

PaEIs Mss T.. Ripley j, iu Portland
tAk.ug lessons To- masle both vocal and Co.
strumcntaL
There is sl.tc d re'l gious iutercst Iu thc
village. Meeting. have ncsn heh after
nlons aui evenings during che ,utre
v.ck by Rev Me,.rs. Cochrauc an Ven
tries. There Wlll Dol services la The ycsiry,
Monday. Tuesday All THURSDAY evenings,
thIs wcck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Tur best thing on earth o. make hens
lav Is 90 give them one table spoonful oi
RaWs0ns condition powders each day 10
l---l u Ton on iNl-Nn n-n.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
MASON BROTHERS, Agricultural Depot,
NORWAY BLOCK, NORWAY, MAINE.


NlTHEREAs Cssrer 4. Capsn ard Fiw.rd A;
w Gaben, hoth Of - ihel, IN ne tyanfy o.
GA ford srd STATE ~ Malne AMI imoihy A. tsftn
ate % sald Bethel. deceased. b. their mortgage
deed, dated ne twsrth N day q >oxemosf, A.
ID Is.i, ard recorded IN The OsfOri kff siFy OF
Deeds bJok l63, psge ,. eprYeJed . Robert
Chapmaa late q sali Bethel, deceasei, tns lol .
los ins descGited real estate, 20 VT All that
p.rt III the bome.tsad iarm ~ the "a "a Caspsr l.,
kiw ard A. aud Timothy A, Cspen. IA said brihrl
a. the date OF sald monssfe, shth hes On me
se tefIy side ofthe tOunty road irudtnx iron the
s.rsnd fsunk Depot 90 Miidle intsfvsle, except.
lrs ihercirvm The baiin -, and house loi upnn
sheA lhey stand. ssii house lOt c0nfsininE
ut two scres Hd nov or f0rmeriy inclOs
by stone uall and post All board fence snd
also exopsinE q small orchard iot IN froat "
TIE tuilollEs containing 40 lut one half acrs snd
uhsrras the condition a ssid morfsgs has been
brohen, nos thefei0re. b. fess0a o. he breach 81
The coalition Thereof l taieo 4. thtpman, a.
min 'strstoI VI The estate ol ssl1 Jblit A. tn4p
nan, clsiu . foIs ciosnfe Of .it mortgage.
March !, t~t.
CULLEN {. CHAPMAN. admius.,raior
% the estate Of Robert A. chspman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Hmno~ saturday night thc Grand Ar.
my Post of Mechanic Faiis. assisted oar
local soldiers 10 ho'iIng q camp arc a. The
TIE chapel avery erIoysble occasion.
Mooiay evening Res. Mf Hayden delv-
erci Dis lecture. A. announced iu The last
DrvotKsr. 4 good auiicuce and Inter
esuug lecturc. The proceeds vent % io-
ca charity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25

Iupsylur tollsr for ottle Of JiiSln.
Pine Tar syrup, you receive hoN ~ dai
wla's Qai Nlte stomach Pills. making u
ouly cost you Use. for your syrup liol'
dcn Keeps lt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
N0IlCE
Note LOST.

Loot. between 10 drsi 81 suFusi is1 sai N
arst q Fsbfuafr. 50. rte ~ had or sefen.
dge dollars, siEnsd ~ =. hsftleu All ~ussn
usftlcit and parable a. A. =. smith. Al peftoas
afe cssii0nfd aEainst neEnfiating ths sane, 49,
az rsftf !. 20 ufose p1ffsIinn MY euue sil
b. rewarded ~ u1iiDlur 7. n ifNcit, hfthei'
Mine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-25
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