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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Arthur's Mistake.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November ls.-Frans
L. Laring and John Fleming, millionaire
bucket-shop proprietors, who were con-
vlcted last fall of using the United States
mail for swindling purposes and sentenced
to pay heavy fine and to one years i'm.
prsonment, were released from prison
this morning, having been psrdoned by
the President.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
WINDING THE OLD THING UP.
The Canvass Of Votes In New York Mar
rowing to q Point,

The Canvass Of Votes in New York Mar
rowing to Point,
NEw YORK, November l8.--The Board
Of Canvassers met this morning. Presi-
dent Waite was absent and Supervisor
Kirk called the meeting to order. There
was little interest manifested In the pro-
ceedlngs except by few local candi.
dates. About eleven o'clock q little stir
was created In the chamber by the an.
nouncemcnt that John l., Sullivan was
leaving the courtroom across the way,
followed by crowd, and many of the
spectators and some OF the disongagod
supervisors rushed 10 the windows to
catch glimpse Of the famous slugger.
COLONEL GRO, BLISS
entered just thon and the interest IN Sui
Ivan ceased. Tho entrance Of ex-Hon-
AtUr Taos, F.st'rady caused 'slxht' mM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Woolen MIL Burned.

WAUKEsHA, Wis, November ls.--The
Waukesha Wooden Mill, one of tho largest
in the State, burned last night. The losa
Is estimated at $4,000; insurance, $55,.
0OO One hundred hands are thrown out
of work. Manager Hadheld, one of the
heaviest stockholders, does not think the
mill will be rebuilt. The payroll was
nearly $4,000 per month. II " the most
serious financial blow Waukcsha has ever
received.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
A BIGGER MAN THAN OLD CESAR.
Heaven and Earth Alikel lPowerless
Against Senator Vest

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November lS.--Hon.
John 7. Heard, Congressman.elect, ar
rived at the Laclede this morning from
Sedalia TO confer with the State Central
Committee. He is preparing to spend the
winter in Washington, d. c., to attend to
the war claims of Missouri. Speaking of
the league which is struggling to organize
against Senator Vest, he said;
"The thing is absurd There can be no
fight against Vest"
"Where Is the anti-Bourbon strength
against vest2 Not all the powers of
heaven land earth could prevail against
him. Why, If julius Caesar or st. Paul
were both arrayed against him they could
not defeat him. Mark mel"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
DOWN GO THE WAGES.
Second Heavy Reduction In a Few
Weeks.

oeCOuu I1euVy NeuuSbioh III fcW
Weeks.
CLEVELAND, o., November ls.-Last
week the employees Of the bar mill de-
partment of the Cleveland Rolling Mill
Company received notice of Il reduction
of wages to the extent OF from ten to
fifteen per cent. This was the second cut
in few weeks, and the men became
greatly dissatisfied. Yesterday to the
number of forty or fifty, they left the
mill, and refused to work any longer.
The Company made statement to them
that the mill could not be kept in opera
ton at the old scale of wages, and not
willing TO suspend entirely they had
adopted the method of lowering the
wages. The misunderstanding between
the employers and the men, 1t is believed,
will be arranged.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
CAHLISIsE AND RANDALL.
Rival Candidates For tho Speakersh

Rival Candidates For tho Speakership,
WASHINGTON, d. c., November ia
friend of Speaker Carlisle who Is In the
city, says tho Speaker isnot q candidate
for any Cabinet position. lilo much pre-
fcrs his present place, and his friends
have already begun canvass among the
members OF the next House. lie fceli
quite confident Of reelection, although
Randall will give him better brush foi
IL In the contsst 70 coma than h M chs
Lost Jir0e.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19

Two Practical Jokers Played Bandits
and Got Shot,

DAYTON, o., November lS.-Albert Les
and Edward Stamm, Of Miamisburg, last
night attempted to play joke upon Clin-
ton Mayors, whom they met driving on
the highway between Carrollton and
Miamisburg. They approached him and
demanded his money and effects. May
ers at once fred, wounding both of them.
was wounded about the arm, but neither
seriously. After the shooting the young
men explained matters to Mayors and
he took them to Miamisburg, where a
physician was procured TO dress their
wounds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Fired and Fell Dead.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 49,
Hiram d. Bodine, of Ohio, clerk in the
Auditors Office of the Post-otiice De-
partment, killed himself at his desk at
p. m, to-day, He opened his vest, and
placing the pistol at his heart, fired and
fell dead. Depression of spirits assigned
as the cause.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
RUMORED TRAIN ROBBERY.
Twenty Masked Men XIII An Express
Messenger and Rob His Car.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November IA
report has reached here that the south
bound Wabash passenger train from
Council Bluffs was robbed at Quitman,
in Northwest Missouri, last night. The
report states that twenty masked men
stopped the train, killed the express mes
Senger and robbed his car OF 81, 500.
The story has not yet been confirmed, but
as it comes from two sources, it bears a
semblance of truth. Officials in this city
profess ignorance of the affair
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
No Riot in Dublin, GA.

HAwKGNsvILLE, GA, November ia
gentleman just arrived here from Dub
I'm, where fatal riot was reported to
have occurred, announces that no trouble
occurred there. The reports gained
widespread circulation in the State, and
created considerable anxiety.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Saw Wood and Say Nothing.

CHICAGO, ILL, November lS.-IIenry
Krause, a Government employe, is this
morning saving cord of wood in front
Of the Custom-house as the result Of an
election bet. He is being encouraged by
brass band and an enthusiastic audi
enCe.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
TIMELY ARRIVAL.

A Husbands Approach Saves His Wife's
Lie.
ATLANTA, Ga, November lS.-Late
Sunday night, while Mrs. W. X. Brooks
was sitting up awaiting her husbands re-
turn, two negroes entered the house and
one grasped the lady by the throat and
held knife pressed against it, while the
other ransacked the trunks and bureaus,
finding only one dollar. They were so
maddened when they found that the money
they sought had been put in bank, that
they were about to put the lady TO death
when the appearance of her husband
routed them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Belva Writes a Letter.

CINCINNATI, o., November ls.-Belva
Lockwood--one of the defeated Presiden-
tial andidates-writes letter TO friend
in this city to show that though beaten,
the equal rights party Is not conquered,
but will have its banners flying in the
next quadrennial contest, better equipped
for the fray, and with its zeal undimin-
iSbnI
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Found I'm the Ruins.

EAST Boston, MASS, November 49,
Fire this morning destroyed the planning
mill of A. J. McLaren. After it had been
extinguiShed the body Of VIM. Stewart,
Waterman, was found in the ruins.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
STORMY TINES AHEAD.
Alarming Rumors Of Revolutionary Out
breaks In Mexico.

NUEvA LAREDO, MEX, November 49,
Alarming rumors fill the air regarding
serious revolutionary outbreaks through
out the States OF Nueya Leon and
Coahuiti. Reliable information Is al
most impossible to be had. The people
are fleeing from the cities into the noun
tains, and the militia of this city have
been under arms for two days past await
ing momentary trouble. The presump
ton is that the present outbreaks are thu
outgrowth Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
The Warrant Issued.

HARRISBURG, Pa, November lS,-Gov-
ernor Patrson to-day issued warrant
for the execution of Charles Briggs, of
Philadelphia, on the 9Th of January, for
the murder Of Mary Briggs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
THE HENNEpIN CANAL.

The Lake Michigan & Mississippi Canal
Company is holding session this morn
ing at the Grand Pacific Hotel Several
members of Congress and others Interest,"
ed in the construction of the Hennepin
Canal are in attendance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
A CoWard'a Work.

GLovERsvILLE, N. Y, November 49,
An etllgy hung across Main street yester-
day morning which was inscribed "wife
deserter, party traitor, John p. St.
John" Ii attracted large crowd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
He "Blowed the onery Thing Out"

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November lS.-The
first case Of gas-blowing among the cat
temen occurred Sunday night at the st.
James, when large party in No. $40 re-
tired to rest after serenely blowing out
the gas. The Waterman shifted the odor
shortly afterwards and knocked at the
rancher's door. After succeeding In
waking him up, he had hard time 10
persuade him 10 open the door. The
transom was opened finally and the
sleepy man awakened. lie became very
sick, but braced up after few cock
tails, remarking: ~ forgot all about that
emery thing, and bowed it out without
thinking"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Died of Henrt Disease.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, November lS.-Chas.
f. Bostwick, Deputy Collector of the
Tn, ed States Internal Revenue Depart
M 4, died suddenly to-day of heart dis
eaip
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
Making a Martyr of st. John,

AMSTERDAM, N, Y, November ls.-The
anti-St. John men paraded last night.
After the parade, they hung st. John in
etligy at the corner of Market and Main
strppts
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
MORTON's MOTTO.
Every Man to His Post In Time of Dan
gar

New YORK, November lS.---Among the
passengers who will sail for Europe to-
morrow morning Is Levi p. Morton,
United States Minister to France. Nor
tons leave of absence has not yet fully
expired, but he considers 1t proper TO re-
turn to Paris as quickly as possible, in
order to minister in person TO the wants
of Americans residing there during the
present cholera epidemic.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-19
DkAIH'S GUIsES.
Died of Congestion of the Lungs.

BALTIMORE, MD, November ls.-The
wife of Postmaster Adreop died to-
day or congestion Of the lungs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

sorm PsEts. Jana eth.-The principal
topic Of conversation here during the past
f,w DAYS has been the result OF the kepuo-
lean Convention AZ Chicago. The news
%, the nomination Of Blaine and Logan
va received with great enthusiasm by
every Republican, and even the opposition
Ar forced 90 acknowledge that 10 Is a
. strong ticket" II was DOT Ave minutes
ansr the despaich was received Annoane-
ing the nomination Of james G.. Blaine,
before the leading spirits Of the village
were taking measures for Apubilc demon
s,ra,ioa u thelr Joy and satisfaction At
the selection OF the P'umei ka'gh Of
Yf'.s % be the standard-bearer OF the
Republican party 10 the great Presidential
csmpsigu OF issf In the evening a very
successful lmpromp,u rally Was held on
Market Square. The Norway and South
PAR. Bands we're both In attendance, TO-
re,her with good delegations from Paris
nm and Norway. There was marching 10
the One music OF the two bands, firing Of
guns. burning Of blue llghts, rockets and
other fireworks. after which there were
brief BOT eloquent addresses by ex.oov
sidney Pc-ham. IIon Geo. A. Wilson, j.
:. Wright. II. c. Davis and A. 5. Austin
esqs. A grand rally, On a more extended
scale. and with more time Cor preparation
Is contemplated for an early date.
sunday was "ChIldren's Day" At the NJ
l.. church. and the church was handsomely
decorated with flowers and some sixteeI
canariss around the walls died The ali
with their lively songs. The pastor, Rev
n. y. Foss. gave very interesting address
-malnly devoted 10 the little ones Rev
Mr.. Foss Is very popular here and draw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
Messengers Noticc.

Ofgcg ~ lu sufmfr a. uNUIu Coz Nrf
STATE 90 MAINE
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Il das oI Mlr. a. 10. IHi Narlaf d. lu.
s-lftnrr 49, isfuHf one ul fne Court q lusn ven.
~ luf lid tsuniy I'D okil1i. 40. e. D. f'itle
of charles q Hart of Pare in rtt tuur...
aIIaisei to D. a. lnsD'frnf Debtor ou r0f'tI.u
of q a Debtor. whirn pfNtlln uas nel nn ilr
liih daF ~ MAJ. A. %. i-l i1 Hhfh Ia.'
name,i late iut.f,.t nu claims b. Oh lc comps tel
mat the payment ol anf ietis ali the deliver
auI tflnsfsf OF anF Ur"frIV NH.1nElna ID ftIi
debtor % him of Cor l.a ace. rui inr delivery ani
trsas ~ ~ any property ~ him arf fnIn dlfn
hy Law Thsta meriinE 0i tle trclIi1f. ol slHI
nsttar o. prove their icfta add rl1pfr uut n'
M ore A. .rrsrs ol Bis esiafs. VII D. utll 10
Court ~ Insolvency, t1 hf hnlieu ri. Paris .n .aH
county. on thc l~lh dlY oi Jlrt. a % l--l. NJ
nire o'el0rk On tnC iurtnnIu.
Given urder mr harl ilH date nrst above Wut
len AUSTIN 4 srEAHNk-. nopulT -htri
A. Messenger ~ ne Cluri OF insoIFencf, i1'
ssif C0uty Of Okfur..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

q crowded house every sabbath. In the
evening there was q children's concert,
which proved very instructive and inter
esting. and showed commeuable proncieu.
cy on The par, Of the little ones and faith.
fal instruction by the teachers and Super.
lutendent
Mcssrs. s richardson a Co. put ON a
large tin roof last week. for Prescott &
Forbes Of SHOWS Falls. Their wholesale
trade In carriage woodwork and hardware
l. largely on the increase and their goods
20 all over the northern aud western part
Of the County and up the Grand Trunk
through n. II. and VI
A large fishing party, consisting OF Hon.
Geo. A. Wilson, J. 4. Richardson Of 5
Richardson Co. and J. ID. Williams OF
South Paris. and John T. Perry and two
friends from Boston. started on weehs
trip 10 Rabgeley Lake, las, Saturday sftsr'
noon.
The old nrm OF ThAyer Bros. have re-
purchased the meat market of Fletcher 4
Farrar In the True store.
WIN. A. rockingham has jus, had . full
carload Of the celebrated New Model
Buckeye Moving Machines arrive also .
large stock OF Horse RAkcs aud Hay TED
dcrs. IN which he Is having the arResi
trade of any one 10 this section. Re-
sivt IN another column and give Lin .
call.
Last Saturday evening there was the
largest attendance Al the Skating Rink foi
some time past. notwithstanding the bot
weather A ane evenings erjoymen, wss
bad and there were frequen, visiting del
cgatious to the Ice cream rooms Of q. II.
Porter.
q. n. Porter now has his store crowded
With fresh fruit, strawberries, Ice cream,
pine apples, etc. Tor further particulars,
see aiy't To- another column
NJ sylvan Shuriiea Is having an cxien-
,ltc 100 90 grading aud stone work done
on h.. DOB on the Norway road Mr A. 5.
FULLER. stone mason, oxford, is doing The
work unicr contract
Mr. VIM. A Froihlrgham, who sustained
severe .p'ur.e. hy being thrown from a
carriage some two weeks ago. has been
.oufnci o. the house nearly all The time
since. During the past week be was suf'
'eflng with premouliory symptoms ofrheu'
matte fcvcr. eui s, reported better again
tuf will doubtless bc out soon.
There are some six 90 seven new houses
n process ~ construction here a, present,
,ui several more are 20 be commenced
soon.
Mf Charlie, = Richardson, % 5 Rich
.rl.ou a Co.. Is selling the building lots
u thc Dcnnei, Yield. 20 called, 10 The cen
.rr of che village They are offered Al
,ery reasonable figures, considering that
.bey srs Ia the most eligible and desirable
9ar of ihe village Two have already
BEEN sold one O. Mr Chas ,. Jackson
as ouc o. Mr Keith. both Of whom To-
tens to build ou them during The summer.
JEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

"Flower Concert" al the Congregation
ais, church sunday evening. The music
was very Cue. and The DUETS hciweeu Miss
Howe AMI Mr. Horne was very nusiy rem
dered.
Great r. iolsiug ov,r me news from the
Convention. A great mauy nags arr seen
non dlncrsnt houses Preparations are
bslng made Coz q iabilc, TO night ,frldayl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

NoRvAY.-Cspt Wv. WhitmArsh' g.
W. Holmes. Dr. Jones and sou have Just
returned from Rangely AXE.
Is. Mason and wife len Tuesday FOR
the West
Anniversary exercises al the IniVersA'-
ist Sa1bsth-school. sunday Afternoon. IL
being the seIni-centeuniAl OF the school and
the art sunday OF the new pastor Miss
Angel. a large numoer were In attendance
The average attendance Tor the past year
IA. been TO. amer The usual services Of
he sunday. school, interpreted with songs
AMI rrcitasions By - members an address
composed Tor The occasion was delivered
by Ms. E,tsIla Croker Remarks were
made By Ms Angel speaking TO the
school sud church IN = very pleasant man
ner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

Roscoe lane IL building IN addition 30
his barn
ayldYork has moved into bis new house
on min 81
Mrs. Susan Douglass has lei her place 10
a Mr. Marshall.
Mr. T. 81 Green j. treating our melting
house Va new coat Of paint, which will
gresily improve H. spp,afstoe a. Il needed
painting badly.
We have two schools nov In 'es-l0n-
one being taught by Miss NJ ~ Abbott,
and one ~ Miss Mshvi Wet both Of
Upton.
Mr. n ,. West Is doing cutie busl-
ness his mills ar, running day and night
saving boards, cl'pboinl., shingles, etc.
We hsi ihe privilege 20 list'nlng io an
excellent sermop. ls-i Sunday. by Rev.
Joseph Mouion. who was on ta.s circuit
Or ,hfre years, sner which BE- went 10 Az.
hurn snd Is sllll there a. the present time,
81 4 having business Or this Wy was
pleased "a sto? with n over the Sabbath.
We are IN a state to appreciate good ser
mon, a. We are without a preacher The
present year, ut We are hoping froyi-
dence may see ITO send ~ some one 20
t,ke the place Of our former pastor Rtv.
4 n. whhsm. who has been with rs a
p,ri Of The time for the past two Years,
an Who l. greatly missed by tie people
hire 10 whom be was faithful fIiend snd
pastor. We have organized our sabbath
school snd latend 10 have one every Sun
10y. snd ar, 10 hopes 10 gather The chill
Urea lnio the SundAy-school. " nothing
NOR, which Is FAR better than TO have
hen running the streets. golng osh.ng,
cunning, or other places 90 AMUSEMENT 10
which young people ar Inclined - re
queu, cor lack Of somethlug batter 10 At
tent. ANoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

Norm Ams.-Mlss A. H. MlnAri Is
suffering from a severe cold. Mrs. Wash
burn. The mother Of c. 5. wAshburn, Is
quite sick. Fears OF paralysis are enter
talned. Mr. washburn's Little girl who
has been quite sick, Is better.
new bglldiag Tor blacksmith shop
j. being put up on he corner opposite Mr.
Lawrences by Henry Hayden.
The West Paris Band played last even
Ing ioF Blaine. Much Joy and sailsfAe-
ton Is felt and expressed a, the news OF
The nomination OF Blaine and Logan. We
will elect them and then have occasion for
greater JOY.
sharp lightning and heavy thunder last
evening nice shower.
We understand thA, Mrs. Humphrey Il
not 10 well. Also Mr. Tuells daughter Is
no, quite 80 well.
Nathan Swan Is getting so 70 DO a little
WORK. Ills wife also Is more comfortable.
STR. John Willis and wife are getting quite
nicely.
Everett Andrews and wife have been on
visit 10 Pennington.
Rev. Nathan Andrews and wife are on q
visit 70 their son Horace. At Bethel We
heard from him up Sunday River ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

OXFORD. !, hoard of f.aaf. .Halffi 49,.
Ma sfffidl, ls-i
Ipou the fore goIng pfil.Iln satisfactory cI 'nrf
hasfag bssnfec.lFeii That il. De lnU.s aI. ftsi
.lble sni That ln4uiy latl iir mr.i.ni ihtH %
giIrliIon j. rxpcdieri,
M IL Of.lcfti ihat co. County Commissioner
mel Id tle sfnrU uf d 40 II.l, .n ID. ri1ra
centre. tn "a a iiarfl nn rUr day. Co., l.n lay
30 August 4. %. it.l. 10 tfn % ..' .i
a.. AMI thtncc proceed o. fff i.'
rouie mentioned ln nId petition immei'lir'
ly ansr which vies hearing % ihf rtfifs all at
nsssss b. bad sour convenient place in iNf No.
emily anl such othsr nfasarIs taken lntne iftni.t
=. fhs eommIssiouers shall .lare proper Anl t 4.
further ordered that ultIo' ui fle unlrt If." aNl
tufu1sf VI the Commissioner unH.inf NIftfNil ID
T. siFfn o. 40 rsfsous ana oorporailns Iniff,f 2.
81 ~ easing aitssied clfrf g saii fuiiNl ali ~
this order theFsnu tu or srrfrl uplu tnr i.rfA N'
he Tosu ~ iiafii fl, sni als1 posted il lnit'
publ'r places ln nl t1un anl patiishri lNf'
erfks HssiFrlF Ia tNr NAIliA t"
acfaf o. rFuspar.r lr.nirt "a. Ihif
r Die iolay of oxford tlr ufs.
ID ssH publications anI each uI fhr ONE.
notice. g. o. ma4e, ..f.si aU- posted p. ..tt
ftIrff iatf h.fnfe saIi flnr 90 mffiluft t1 lNr i
that ag prff1ns anl corporation may l,r-
snI fharr alUfHr Hu. fN.H cause. % a.f tN.'
hars Why th. sralsf oi .alt !. itioneit '.'ai.
not d. granted. ....... ....
AUref AI-NHi-A \. a. itfr
A tfue copy al sa|d fcat1n efltI "''''
tnfTe1ns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

NrwHY Jane 5ih.-School in district
No. q. commenced Monday morning un'
asr the distraction OF Miss MARY kames.
Ms Eamcs las taught anamocr oi schools
before. and has wou The reputation Of q
frsi class teacher
N. s. Hasilags is Improving Ais donici.e
surroundings by b1ld.ng a nice garden
renee ant charging bis yard sufficiently =
hold the many Improved farming tools be
ro.....es. without biockaiiug The roae or
tr,spass.ng 90 his neighoor. Mr. Hast
ins.isavery energetic farmer. and saeh
.mprosemen,s 70 % show bis pride Ia
keeping thlngs neat aod attractive
An unusually lArge acreage Of beans VII
complete the seeding 10 This toSn. IN at"
DAYS. 10 seems thai farmers are not de-
pending on potatoes a. their staple crop
bst planting beans instead, which always
demand a good and ready sale.
L. CRAYOS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

WE,r Pans Mf. l.. II. Judkins i Win
us flr few days. lie says he made .
good ulp ihroagh Rhode Island aud last
err Massachusetts. on the work ior shieh
he Is general agent BAT be found agents
AMI people too Interested In politics 70
hlnk of much else. So be made arrange
meuts b manage = campaign book and
goes 90 Augusta next week.
IN Packard. NJ u. l. i,tlng ~. and
W. soon reopen thc drug store here. lie
WI PROBABLY keep fall lne % drugs, pa
Tent medicines aui chemicals.
Work oa ihc r. y church pa, been ~
slmcl. and pariir. from NORWAY are paint
Ing ,he .ieep.e
Mamp. arc si.u doing their level 1'si
ald pairug Boz extra WORK with some psf'
te.. Charlie Brown says "they Got uf' q
VIII Papa ani now Mama hAs them. Mr.
Brown. o. A.. hsi them quite severely.
Mr Augustus Bacon is ,ping hi. hand In
dealing with The mamp,.
Mr D. u. BArrow- has bought the house
+ be- occup.e. bear the depot. ofEimer Stew.
ems. fof twelve hundred dollar.
F The school Is progressing finely. Every
ono Ukc. thc teacher. who fully maintsius
. hrr r,pltsiion.
Rock, are being Irasn la large qlasi =
. tc. and dumped luto thc river o. widen
. tlc road near thc south cud oi the bridge,
whef, The high waier washed oct IN re
srrng
/ oar quiet little village NAs shook hiile
f,w days ago. with a tempest % words
|h.twe,n our meat sni dsh men some
gusts were not very sayofy u good man
/ nrr. or ~ respect. for the feeling, o; met
and women who were obliged 70 listen "a
such vie language We are reminded Of
What the quaker said - The man whom h'
+ found swearing a. his stuck team spit
7 Il out. spit IL out Thee will never get
Into heaven with ha' asg 10 thee" our
Methodist friends would say that such q
man needs 10 be converted. w.