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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. SIN the case of Barn
hart and Anderson tried and acquitted for kill
ing, some time ago. an Indian on the I'm
atilla reservation, Judge Dealey to-day,
in the United States Circuit Court rendered
important decision to the effect that State courts
had no jurisdiction over criminal acts committed
within the boundaries of Indian reservations.
The men were held for murder.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Ex-Bankers Charged with Larceny.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Dec. S.-John NJ Mas
terton and Phillip Lucas. jr., composing the firm
of j. NJ. Masterton & Co, private bankers, at
Mount Vernon have been indicted for larceny,
in receiving money from depositors when they
were aware of their insolvency.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
A Lively Time in Prospect.

VICTORIA, Ont, Dec s--Col. Ma5ee has called
out part of the Thirty ninth Battalion to protect
Port Rowan Italian workmen on the Port Do
yer & Port Rowan railroad threaten TO burn the
town. Capt. Brce passed through here this af
ternoon on his way to Port Rowan. lively
time Is expected
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
ILLINOIS.

Sad Result of Leaving Three Year Old Child
to Take Care of Itself
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREEEvILLE, Dec ga child of Henry
Roger, aged three years, residing in this place,
was fatally burned early this morning. While
the mother was absent the child neared the
stove and its clothing caught fire. Its mother
hearing its screams, to its assistance, but
arrived too late. The child died this evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Collapse I'D am EIevator.

CHICAGO Dec. 8.-The large grain elevator of
Armour Dole & Co, on Sixteenth street. par
tally collapsed this morning, permitting fifty
thousand bushels of wheat to escape, but the
wheat was rapidly secured and stored in an adj
joining warehouse. The total loss will not ex-
coed Sl0 900
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
business BLOCK and HoteI Burned.

PoRT DALHoUsE, Ont, Dec. S-The Wood
house block and the Walkerby Hotel burned to-
day. Loss, $4,000; insured for $40 900. James
Cook, a hostler, was Fatally burned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Fnilnre of ava GA Firm.

CoMANcHE, Tex, Dec. S.-Dickson & Green,
dealers in general merchandise have assigned.
The liabilities are over $40 00O nominal assets,
$50 600 The firm was the Oldest and was con
sidered the STRONGEST in town.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Silk Manufacturers Assign.

YoNKERs Dee. 8.-The firm of George Skin
ner & Co, silk manufacturers here, filed an as
Segment in the county clerks Office of West
chester county to-day. The firm made individ-
ual assignments in favor of employees. The
firm has been in business about twenty-five
years, and made an assignment about six years
4po
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. ga delegation Of the
woman's suffrage party called upon Sir John A.
Macdonald. Prime Minister of Canada this
morning, and thanked him for Incorporating
franchise BILL they also rendered him a public
reeeption.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Reasonnhle Rates pemanded.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec S-The executive com
inttee for reception of the National Encampment,
g. A. r., which meets at Portland the last week
in June has decided if the hotels do not give
accommodations at reasonable rates, to change
the place of meeting
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Elevator Rurned.

DETROIT Dec. Sc. Bartett's grain elevator,
containing quantity of wheat and 10000 pounds
of evaporated apples, burned at Dryden, Mich,
Saturday night. Loss, $4,000; partially in
sured
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
A Dessioating REIMBURSEMENT Burned.

CINCINNATI, Dec. ga fire last night dam
aged the buildings, machinery and stock Of
the Cincinnati Dessicating Company, in the
northwestern part of the city, about 1000; in
surance, 81, 000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
A Garnet Factory Resumes.

YoNKERs, n. Y, Dec. S--Alexander Smiths
Sons carpet factory here closed Nov %, throw
ing 2. 900 hands out. The works will resume ON
Thursday. The operatives in the dye and print
departments were set to work to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
The Largest Pearl in the World.

GUAYMAs. Mex, Dec. S-A pearl weighing
ninety. three carats, and valued at $1,000, was
shipped to London yesterday. 1t was pur-
chased from an Indian for 500 The Indian
found it at Mulleze, Lower Cal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Furnisbing-Goods Failure.

C1NcINNArI, Dec. 8.-Wm. H. Taylor g. Co,
dealers in gents furnishing goods have assigned,
with preferences amounting to $1,000 assets
estimated at IS, 900; liabilities, $l20
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
A Versatile Artist.
At1nnta Constitution

Atlanta Constitution.
Levy, the cornetst is to the manageable
world what Editor Dana of the New York Sun,
is to the world of politics-he shines for all.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
AInmhnr and shlnninc Failnre.

HALIFAX, Dec. 8.-W. W. Corbett & Son, of
Annapolis, engaged in shipping and numbering,
have assigned The firm is said to have met
heavy losses during the past six years, and last
summer suffered severely by fire. The liabli-
4;ae ara 40 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Lumber Company Assigns.

CHICAGO, Dec S.--A receiver was appointed
to-day for the Oneota Lumber Company, upon
the petition of certain stockholders. The
company has a capital stock os $4,000, and
liabilities, of $780, 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Assignment in Davies County.

Special to the IndianapoIs JOurnaI.
VINcENNEs, Dec S-Odell Bros, of Odon,
Daviess county. have made assignment to
John Odell Liabilities $1,000. They will pay
dollar for dollar Odel Bros, kept general
cOuntrv store.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09

II you want boys suit or overcoat or mans
suit or overcoat come and see what we are offer
ing at our great sacrifice sale.
MODEL Clothing COMPANY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09

A Seven and One-Half Per Cent Reduction.
PIrTsBURG, Dec S,-The employees of the
Atlas foundry have been notified of Il y per cent,
reduction IN wages to go into effect at once.
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murdered because of His Politics.

GLASGOW, KY, Dec. 8.-Hugh Miller was
stabbed and killed by Joe Roe for hurraing for
Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09

CHICAGO Dec. 8-Confesson Of judgment to
the amount Of So 800 was entered to-day against
the American yarnish Company, of this city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Steamship News.

LONDON Dec. 8.-Arrved: st. Laurent, State
of Nebraska. Celtic, from New York; Illinois,
from Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09

refneries employed 500 men, and of course their
suspension affected barrel making, the bone
black business, and various other industries.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-09
Browns Bronchial Troches

For coughs and colds: There is nothing to be
compared with them. Rev o. d. Watkins,
Walton, Ind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
TOWN ELECIIONs.

DENMARK Moderator. G o Pendetter,
Clerk, G X Berry; Selectmen, etc, Angus
tlne Iugalls, II II Hartford. Alm0n I'm
gree: Supervisor, " II COBB Treasurer.
q W Gray Collector. Edwin Pingree. All
Republicans, or hard money Democrats. r.
PORTER Moderator, NJ : Moul,on; Cik,
+ J stanley; Sclectmen. Assessors aud
Oyerseers OF Poor. NJ ) MOultOu, George
T. Stacy, Joseph Stanley Town Agent
Jordan Stacy; Treasurer. Z X Chellis
Auditor. y z French; \ 5 Con, Dan
forth. All Repablicaes except third Sc
lectman and experimenting school com
mlttee. "
sToxEMs9. - Moderator, j l. Parker
Clerk, Slmner Evans: Selectmen. iona
than Bartlett. Hllt0a McAllister, Wtlliam
l. Goodwin; Treasurer. william Cannon
Supervisor. WIN l. Goodwin; Collector AID
Constable. Hilton McAlllster. All Repu0'
llcaus except Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

I,,Jlislsr Of Dea0crai william Wheel
er. Joseph Lafkin, Ingalls Bragg farnum
Ab5o,t. Winthrop Knight. Josiah Hail.
Tinson Hall, OBADIAH Klmball aud Abel
Wheeler were constituted Lodge Of Free
AM A -oep,ed Masous by the Grand Lodge
OF Massachusetts. March n, 1919. Name
o, lodge. Blazing star. Place Of meeting
RumfOrd.
Daring the year 1919 the following per
sous became members OF the lodge Aaron
Stevens. Moses Kimball, Benl,mln Flat,
John Klmball. Stephen q. Stevens. Samuel
Rolfe. David Kimball, Freeb,rn q Bart
lett. Cotton Elliott, Coleman G)iwln,
Eoaraim Marble, Jonathau Holmin, sllas
Barnard, David II. farnum, Joseph
Adams, Joseph Holland, jr., Isasc Glea-
son, Moses Klmbsl. IT,. Joseph Yeiton,
and Phineas Howard.
10 1870, Abraham Howe, Moses Abbott,
Eaos Bragg. james l.. Bragg. Nathan
Knapp. Curils r. Howe. Elliott Spear,
Moses Merrill, Elijah Spar, Hezekiah
Hatchlngs, Joseph II. wardwell, John
Stockbriige and Asa Austin.
The writer desires short sketch OF the
lives OF the persons named, place aud time
Of birth. parents, marriage and TO whom,
where they lived, Business, Offices held.
wars 10 which they served, place aud date
OF desih-anythIsg notable connected with
their llfe.
wish some one knowing any OF these
would send me the Information or give the
name and address OF some one Of whom
may obtain Il. sach a. are living, II any
would confer favor by sending me any
Incidents OF note connected with the lodge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

E.S.&O b. Poor cut a pine, a few
days sluce, scaling l.7s2 feet; leo feet Of
Il were hauled on one slei- Oxford Dep'-
ocrdi, Jan. 20.
PKRLry. BARRlS Co, WIS Mar. I, lssi.
NJ. Editor, While looking over the
Locals OF the o. ID, | noticed the above
item. aud the thought occurred 10 me tsst
IL might interest some OF your readers 10
hear what "The Andrew 4 Perley LamDsr
Co" "a. O. aud II. w. Andrews, formerly
OF fryebarg, J. W. Perley Of 50. Brldg-
too were doing "Oat West"
Feb. goth, one of the Cos six-horse
teams hauled q distance ofSi2 miles, at
oae load, ten pine logs thu, scaled e,dio
feet The road ls very hard one, thsre
being one hill, to haul up, one half mile
long. At another camp o,e OF their SIX
OF teams, on . level road, hauled . load
that scaled 1000 feet.
Yours respectfully,
Y. r. FucH, Iowmdn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
LITERARY. MUSICAL. ETC.

Portraits OF three healthy, happy child
rcn, adorn The coiorci llthographic title
ptge % HIOfs Lgfcsi, a handsome little
elghtpage periodical, Published ~ {. i.
Hood a Co Lowell, Massachusetts,, pro.
pflctor % the successful medicine, Hoods
sarsapsrllla II also gives an abundance
~ Humorous aud other reading matter
Copies free a, drug stores, or by address
log the Publishers.
BaETHOLpf's GnEAT STATUE "A very
large and beautifully executed pioture Of
Bartholdrs great statue Of Liberty En-
tightening the World, has been presented
20 q. hy The Travellers Insurance Co. OF
Hartford, Connecticut, Who have been
tnang the most liberal contributors % the
fsud The picture. which l. 20 80 inch.
- In siEe. gives an excellent Idea OF the
.upefb work OF art which Il ~ aiorn The
harbor Of New York.
A Bg,umuL GTT.-The Great Rock Il.
land Route has lssuci a new aud most
oompr, hensiye cook book % o., pages,
died with new and reliable receipts from
-st caterers Of tai. AL other counties.
No hou.cWlfc can sd,rd 10 BE- without u
aud though worth a dollar. 70 viii be- sent
20 any address. postpaid. upon receipt OF
ten cents In stamps A. they viii 60 Ike
not cakes seud AZ once 10 l. s. John, q
T. 4 4. A., Chicsgo, llllnols.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

u,Rrrorp Il NJ. LAwrancc Of Bry-
ants Pond has doe black stallion three
years ola neat Jane. cross between The
Emperor and HaoN. Stands nnoen hands
without shoes Has drove him some. he
proving e,uilc aud Kind lie has refused
two hundred dollars for HIN Farmers ca
sccouu, OF good iocsi papers have an op'
poriaulty % lci the public know u they
have extra stock. crops or farms. farm'
sr- look vel - your Interests encourage
tho newspapers.
Having secn much In The papers about
thc fsminire ssx improving The leap year
ln a variety OF ways. BY taking the reins 10
their own hands. leaving those ~ The oP'
po.lie sex Who arc opposed 20 "womans
rights" A. clay 10 he hands ~ q potter
must call thc attention ~ The public 10
a. town of Hartford. iong Motel for -
Jicksoulau principals, by furnishing a
company % vista village on The eighth Of
January unicr arms AZ the s1uni of hic
asi drum Oa The ihlri % March, this
town listened wiih delight - ihs readins
81 the report % che town schools By one OF
me weaker 81. ant eiectng her. Mrs.
AL Forr. supervisor Of schools.
have canary biri that was haichoi
Ia a cage a. nv residence fourteen years
sso De- wiluos battle ani sing Mr. A.
q. Turner. lover OF oanar.es, hslng near
uchron Academy laformsi the slx years
ago 70 woa'i Al Two pumpk.u seeds
week % his kecp.ng Is woa'i be bencacih
o. bis health. which have some.
u,HrruEn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

sorrm PARIS Frank L. starbird Of
this place, general tesms,er aud ,rueknAii'
has broken six colts 10 harness duriog the
pas, winter with good success aud h.
several more % train al once.
Fii1roy J. Foster has moved from The
village 10 the farm house OF $. X. Ellis on
Elm I'M. Walter Farrar viii soon oceu-
py the rent thus vacated.
Mrs. @. y. Stevens has moved Into the
upper story Of Mrs Carrie y. Austln's.
Theodore Thsyer has sold his fne sheP-
herd dog 70 AlonIo Brown OF Paris Hill
Tom johnson Is selling ironing tables for
Walker Moss.
Tue Paris MIG. Co. viii pa.on twenty
I've men the i7th.
We almost daily hear OF parties who
contemplate the erection OF new houses
here In the spring and hence eoneiuce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
/ ,A,, lhI. wan b, a f,rorI,e neIa for hou.s

that this will b. a favofl,e field for house
carpenters the coming season.
AZ. shurilen has been conhned TO the
house by sickness during tho pist week
Ills team has been drlven BY c. u. Cilf'
ford.
The Ladies Invitation Party aud Oyster
Sspper at the rink on the eve of the ilth
was one Of the most enjoyable and success
fal addrs Of the season. There were up
wards Of any couples In Attendance and
the company select the oysters al The Az
drews' House served up In niue host fools
best style. the souvenir orders were els-
gait and everything consplred 10 make
ihl. leap year party one long 10 be remem'
bcrcd with pride by the lady managers and
proprietor.
W. 4. frothiughsm Go have stocked
up their shoe factory aad will soon have a
larger crew AZ work than ever beioFc'
The fact that The demand for their goods !.
largely on the Increase j. The only recon.
mcnia,ioa that need be given them.
Rober, Pcufoli aud family have moved
from Gorham. New Hampshire. Ia this plaoc.
Mr. Pcnfo'd will continue 10 work 10 the
g. r X machine shops a that plse'
a. before.
Daniel swim and George Robinson Of
SHOWS Fails are moving ln'o The rear
rent over the Shurilsn store.
The PsIl. MIG Company are beginning
70 run their machinery, aui intend 10 get
uuicr fol Roadway soon A. possible. They
have quite a large supply Of lumber a.
realty drawn 10 ant hought 10 be- delivered
during the spring Those ~ the employs
whn have not been able b secure rents
here have engaged }. II. Rawson TO bring
them down from the nm Ia the mornlug
ant carry them back q, night
whle Thomas Chadwick. A. work for
W. , Wheeler. was loadlue logs Thurs
dsy. 90. rolled 81 the load throwing hin
doWn and breaking both bone. Of one TX
below thc knee lie was carried % TIE
residence % W. A. SWEET. for whom be
hal worked a part Of the wlatsr. ani DR..
Holden sud Rounds AMI Woodbury. immc-
dlairiy summoned. who se, hl. DEL; AM he
Is now doing q. well ~ oouh be "a
pcc'ci
The village corporation meeting occarrei
lat Thursday evening twas very sllm'y
attended and there were not over ten votes
a. any one ballot TIE oli officers were
~ elected A. c Jone.. elected ,s Chie'
Easlueer. deciinod q serve. AMI she two
o'd officers and c. D. Richardson were
then elected The DEB, OFT corporation
Wa reported a. 1925
Theodore Thsyer. Of ths arm % Thaysf
Bros. buichers. has sold out his laiefcst
In The business . Herbert Fletcher The
new frm will coutinae the husln'ss a. the
Oh stsni
IrAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

GuHlp. March is The greatest
amount OF snow Cor any ooe time this
winter came lvst Friday aud Saturday %
ihe dspth OF two feet. which has made
travelling very bal Cor some time. fortnn-
uaisly there has not been much Wind since
20 Abe cost ~ keeplog the roads open Il
not 20 great Yesterday there was little
rain and today u Il very warm ant pleas
sni which remind- us OF spriug.
George Barnhsm has sold bis pine 10
the Canton Mli CO snl Is drawing 70 TO
the river crs'ead " hasiug Il sawed A. he
q first intended.
John Wight i getting Ia about one hun
drsd and nny cords % birch b bis mill 10
be- sawed into spool stock. lie win DO
quite an amount " repairing in and around
biz min before he begin, work. II looks
bow A. ihoagh ne will not lack Tor
wa,er.
The town election passed passed %
very quietly. The old board OF selcctmcn
we're reelected with Few changes Ia min.
or oalccrs Voted . build 4 town hall
AMI committee was appointed 10 TIA;
Effect u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

BEYANrs PoNp Mrs. Ezra Stevens has
been sick with rheunatisr, bat We leArn
sAe i slowly gainlug aater TIE care OF Dr..
RAnkius.
The lecture given BY Mr. Chase last
Thursday evening was wei attended. The
lecture In substance l. q review OF The NE
aBd military genius Of NsPoleou. was well
prepared. sni listened - with close s,ten-
TOO by tie audience. splendid music wAs
aruisaed By Chase. sawyer, whitman II.
c and W. Bacon. Eleven dollars were
.aaei 70 the hearse fant BY his eniertain-
ment.
The roads have been badly blocked the
pas, week. TIE passenger train from
Portland was delayed here four hours
Monday night
Rev. A. A. Ford has moved bis family
ron waltoboro % this place for the pres
ent. Owing 10 poor health be has heeu
obliged 10 resign A. pastor Of the Baptist
society In that town. Con
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

FRvEnURa. Mrs Southwell Harrington
Of The north part Of the town, committed
suicide MONDAY morning. the 10Th, By
hanging. The deed was Effected BY tear
ing up sheet and hitehing !, In some
way 70 the bed post. She was nearly 20
year. o. age and bad been partially insane
for year or more.
some OF our fryebarg people who attend
court Al Paris and are no, used 20 travel
Ing much, will Be more careful about get
ing into the wrong car aud getting set OF
on q side track. hut fOr the good natared
conductor they would have been len Mon
day. It's said they made good time aud
not . minute 10 spare.
Miss Annlc p. Blake has returned from
Massachusetts,.
NO. McIutirs and wife have returned
nom . visit 10 Sweden where they were
showed up for nearly week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

PAEIs-Mlss Matte Maxim, formerly Of
this town, writes that she Is now In Bos-
ton. teaching pupils TO play upon the gut
tar. aui /. also manager ola lidies' Qaar-
tette and Concert Co. which Is meeting
with excellent success 10 playing and sing.
log In Boston and vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

There .. no longer any room fo doubt
the position ~ the Democratic party on
the subject ~ thr civil service reform
The Stat, platforms place The party upon
the OH Jack.onitn stand dsminilng a clean
sweep ~ 40 Republicans out of ogice, aud
ihc Introduction of Democrats in ilfir
places These platforms also dcnourcr
the cisl service return system enacted ~
Congress a. a frsui. which 10 - che lnten.
ti0a of shelf parry o. 80 f.i %. a. the ufst
oppnrtarity. The ground icy as-ams L.
sirtual'yfhe pr1scripi.1n ofaH kepaolicans
without disilUction ~ race. color, clss-,
character or o1peflencc. ri. totally undi fof
oalcc fHH1. Nrfi .ialurln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

which were not matters Of record. There
must have been many = under the eshiln-
aiing Influence ofthcrmany qutrts o. naId
extracts. The oil rccsrds show 'ha,
brothers we're sent FOR While The lodge
was "callcd from labor % rcfreshmeut"
Nearly all the foregoing names are those
Of leading men In their DAY. IL sons enc
can give me the Information asked, hope
they will DO 50.
10 response TO former call received
answers from many. Brother william u.
Lapham furnished me much Of valae. AL
who have been or are members Of the
members OF the lodge are requested q
furnish me with Just the shove named iu-
formation regarding themselves.
llrNRY w PAHx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
NJ EfHos

VI Edfpf
Iwonld like 70 answer the many cues.
lions asked 10 regtrd 70 the Sap Evaporai-
OF bought last spring OF Mr q. 4 Or.
rows % this town, who l. SCENT for the
Evaporation IN lnufsctared a. BELOW. Fsis,
W. with good wood I eau mitc on ga.
In OF syrup every hour II will 40 IL
they recommend IL % d.. would re-.
ommeui O. every one that has oas hun.
drci trees as you eau make better aril-
Gle with much less expense than with the
Ola fashioned pan sug,r-maklug i very
much regl .,i.l il ihls State. A. there =
not more thln oac f,urih th' amount made
that might bel ~ prolt
= p Sfr,RNs.
Plr.s. Nirrh Z, 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

-Petfolsnm Y. Nasty. pliios nphiies On
The pplltlcsl question ln ts connection
with Temperance d" 4 hfv uDt'st that DIM
ocrisy and religion dont work very well
In clean shirts rrgoriY aiinF consider he
Is on ne high roil % x pallikili.m. ani
he slte as a DlmDcrat In a prayer m'eiil
w0ali dIl me With alarm Gar hest holt j.
The gin mills ant beer shops. We her a.
lur bed en- aul a'i1F VII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18
WA RAND

inpaylng a dollar f1r lotile 0fJdwln..
Piuc Tar syrup. you receive a box ~ Jad'
Was Q1i Vlyc stomach Pills, making 10
dolly cost you 1jc. Or your syrup liol.
den keeps it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-18

@. W. TYrHEKLncH OF West Paris who
has driven a provision wagon In this VI
clnlty, wishes rs TO state that owing 10
Sickness In his family, he will not be abe
% visit Paris Hlll again At present