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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

MosoUIros UNDER rnE MicRosooPf.
A gentleman has examined Mr. Mos
quito under microscope. and bis de-.
.erip,ion is. to say the least. startling.
II appears that in the "bill" Of the little
beas, alone there are no fewer than five
dis,ine, surgical instruments. These are
described as q lance, two meat saws, q
suction pump and small eorlis' steam
engine. !, appears tha, when "'he,er"
settles down to bis work upon . nice
tender portion Of the human frame the
lance is frs, pushed into the flesh, then
the two saws. placed back to back. begin
to work up and down to enlarge the
hole. then the pump is inserted and the
victims blood is siphoned up to the reser-
voir carried behind, and finally. to CON-
ple,e the cruelty Of the performance, the
wretch drops . quantity Of poison into
the wound to keep Il irritsted. Then
the diminusive 6end takes fly around
just to digest your gore, and makes
tracks fos . fresh victim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

That. sir, i very ane quality OF sug-
ar" said the grOceryman. III j. mostly
used for making desserts.
why i Il used mostly Tor making dcs-
sertsf" asked the customer.
"On account of its superior qnaliiy'
sir"
"Oh. that's or thought it might De
used for making desserts on account OF The
large amount OF sand In u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

A Coon NuGnBoR. Boston HOme
Journal says Judge Llbbey OF the supreme
eour, Of Maine, was In Cambridge recent
", and said tha, this year he should vote
the Republican ticket for The first time.
Though he has always been opposed to
Mr.. Blaine politically, he says ne can In
no other way rebake the IIbels Of his OPP
ponents than by voting for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

jumped up in his place a couple Of yards
from the Coloners side. and waved his
cap over his head.
Il will 20. Colonel" cried Tom O'iia-
loran's CHEEKY voice. "Ffiend' who will
help to bring water for those who have
no, been 80 lucky as We have.
Soldier. only need leader - DO a gal-
lAni thing. and in two miau'es eigh, men
the Coloael would not permit more to
90 erep, over the rampant, every second
man Carrying tin bucket. and the Others
acting As guards. Very breA,hlessly their
conrad. waited the result. and the Colo
mel clinched his hands in helpless grief
when he heard the firing, telling that
they had been attacked. Ba, they came
back prrscn,ly-seven Of them. wonder
ial TO .ay-wiih water enough TO give
eyeDbody a drink. and 20 keep the
wounded supplied several hours, and the
only missing man was Tom OHalloTan
"Hi. mother said ihA, he would make
the regimen, proud Of him." mui'ered
the Colonel 10 the officer beside him. and
neither was ashamed of the tears on h''
check.
I, was no, night on which !, wA'
possible for commanding officer. how
ever tired. 10 sleep and tao hours later
when al had been quie, Coz over an hour
and in the dasky skies the stars were
shining brilliantly and lhe Colongl moved
noiseles,ly across ,he sleeping men 10 a
sentry who for some five minutes bad
been fSedly watching something on TIE
other side Of the defence.
"whA, ," he Asked IN a sharp
whisper
Il think it j. one Of our men, 'o.oncl'
bat am no, sure" answered The soldier
pointing 90 a dsrk form crawling oa
hands and knees. with many Pau'es near
the top Of the hill
WHO goes there p cried the Colonel
Ton. came faint reply and IA an
instant. forgetting tia, Il was bis duty a.
a commander no, needlss,ly to expose
hi. lie. the Colonel was over the defence,
and kneeling beside the bleeding, ghasily'
bat living Tom O'Halloran
"Grea, God my dear boy. hos did
you ge, here We though, you were
dead"
$50 did Colonel. twice" murmartd
Tom. with a gleam ,hA, wU half fun
hall tenderness. in bis dim eyes. "Ba'
| promised my mother to 70 back 10 her
and | was no, going TO break her heart
ias, when had done something AZ la''
To make her little proud Of her worth
less fellow 30
You an know ,hA, they were rescued
the neN, day. AL iha, was leii ofthem :
ba, | think you will be glad to hear that
Tom O'Halloraa KEEP, his promise to his
mother. aud lived, though be lost a leg
and va. otherwise 80 injured ,hA, be vii
never be- a s,rong man again. But he y
the hero Of hi. regiment. and whether a
desir, 10 live up TO his newP place in man
esteem helped him, or whether The good
in bis nature would have ,riamphed sooae'
or later without assistance Of his hcr0ism
!. a question the Colonel Is fond Of Ngu'
ing. Away. ending by inviting bis audi
tor. ~ stranger. to 70 with him 90 The
regiment hospital, where Tom has become
a model book.keeper aud steward and
the be-, of son. TO hi. proud old mother,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
VOLUME Ill.
F1r ne utDri Democrat
HOPE

rhr autuuin leaves AL one by one
Thus oFsrF day M 80 OF snn.
Ar loved AMI cherished ones aii iow.
Ne rriaVs for thruif
Ne start tn bear their step
tr.on thc threshold of ne opcn door,
Tncn mcurnfaiy "a whisper comes
rheY'u come no more-no more
ln tr,ams We sco departed iorms
Wo mrsf thrn once aFaluf
iIIs swcsf Oh hc vhsrc lovc AMI sougs ecrf
oars.
wnrrc trey I'm iif- hsVu uccn,
uh SAY ssrci dream hut no-ti pasi,
To- bright a. Vls.on was to lsst
AsakcnlnT Whisper softiy say-
IIrF ar noe thfruanut there.
Time gives srothinT ualu to aching hearts
tarffa sorross i.gnisn 'raiusi the weight a
years.
AnIstyl r c1aii noi be SER eo.l NOT near
Io hanlst All oar fcars
Of t.rasrl topr vel meet again
wrI iock beyond these stormy sk'cs
whlr nIln. AMI hope. AMI love
snail ru.|ir as fay ~ dAy. fn ueasen ID cufs
,ru eol shall hii us enter parsiise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

Is In store FOR All who use Kemp's Bal.
sam FOR the throat and lungs, the great
guaranteed remedy. Would you believe
that Il i sold on ~ merits, aud that cach
druggist Il authorized 20 refund your mo,
ney By the proprietor OF this wondefial
remedy n II falls % cure you. A. NJ. Ger
nv has secured the agency Tor H. frlce'
soc. and si trial Size free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

In the NJ P5r0us Pilifsr TIE virtues of
Fr,sA H1ps are combined with strengthen
Ing and stimulating balsams. aud - cures
OF Weak Back, Pain In The Side kheuma'
tl.m, and Neuralgia or Pain Ia The Chest
are simply marvellous, Il being more efica-
clous ani thorough than any llnlmcut or
liyuid remedies. You will say 80 aftef u.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

It's reported that the wife OF proml-
nent New York politician Will sue TOT a
divorce. The cause j. not stated out "
Is strongly suspected that she "a" her
husbands portrsit printed In some conn-
Try newspaper under The head "Men u the
Hour"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

1. something % be- avoided. Babies
with colds. tables with Group. bable. with
cramps. babies with scalds, burns, bites,
aches. spralns or pains, are bound 70 De-
come noisy tenants of The household. Df.
Thomas' Eeilrric Oi vii cure AT or these
complalnts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

An Atlantic City. New Jersey paper
says that the greatest sight OF The seaside
l. the board walk In the evening. The
board walk Is the latest new name for
skipping out and ueglectlng 20 see the
landlady.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

Ayers Hair Vlgor l. safe, agreeable ani
beneficial II Is the most elegant, and ~,
effects are very lasting, making u the most
economical of toilet preparat.ons- by IL
use ladies can keep their hair abundant
ami natural In color and lustrc, as well a.
texture
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

A Brooklyn woman broke her husbands
nose with a shoe, the other day. 10 l. un-
necessary % state that the shot was ~.
tended Tor the cat and that The womans
husband was behind her, 10 the pantry, A.
the time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
PRES. CHENEY on BLAISE's CHAR.
ACrER

ACTER
Letter from Rev. %. u. Cheney, d. ID, TO the
Morning star
I feel IL my duty 10 say that | lived a
nelshbor 10 Mr.. Blaine four or i've years.
that I have been Intimately acquainted
with him for the last thirty years, and tha,
I should as soon think OF raising q cues
tIon on his character aud habits a. on the
character and habits OF Neal Dow or ex-
Governor Dlngley. This Is no more than
I would say OF any true man OF any polii-
ical party. Mr.. Blaine Is man. pure and
temperate, and honest. and uuthfnl-a
statesman the world over. 50 bis Sian
derers cannot hurt him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

Ny brother Myron and myself were both
cured. 20 all appearance, Of Caiarrh and
Hay Fever last July aud August Up 20
this date, Dec. -, neither have bad any
return OF these troubics. Ely's Cream
Balm was The medicine uscd.-GAnEiki
FEHRis. Spencer, y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

Says farming Journal Grapes and
cherries may be- saved from The rAyage. oi
the birds by making studied cat and plac.
log u In the tree 0r vine. To gct rii or
the cat. use stuffed club
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

The handsomest dollar Ia The worli l.
that which Is earned by some good, honest,
employment OF the head or hand Wealth
that comes BY chance i no measure Of the
capacity ~ ~ p0ssess0r, and 4 never ap-
preclated like that which Il earned. Many
people are travelling straight 70 the poor
house by reason OF their undue cagsrncss
20 20 In the opposite direction. They want
riches al a bound. They have seen Others
nll their chests BY some lucky speculative
mauWuyre, aud cOnclude they can do the
same thlns. Accordingly In goes their
little heap, which, ten % one, they never
see again.
The petroleum trade has swallowed up
the fortunes Of thousands n Investors
greenborns who depended for their sue
cess upon the shrcwdness of others and
got feecci under the shears Of the mOn0p.
0llst There are a plenty of safc Invest
ment- without assuming the awful risks Of
the gambler-n0tably among these DIR.
THOMAS ECLECrRiC OIL, which yields
good dividends every time. Especially %
those suffering from Nasal and Throat AZ.
fcctiOns, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Wounds
aud Lamoness. We strongly recommend 10.
DR.. Thomas Eciectric OH vii cure any
one of these troubles, anil q. sold BY drug
gl-ts everywhere under gHar.ilfof o. girf
s1flsfIcil0H. Would walk Ten miles Tor 10
S. 5. Graves. Akron. y. 4. Beats the
world-H. G. Iiobcrman. Marion, Ohio.
Keep Il what lt ought 10 be- Just what n
SIS. A. Hewitt, Monterey Mich. Bc,t
of all good med c cnes-Alfred Carpenter,
AnsoniA, Conn.
FosrEE, MnnuKN Co, Props, Buna.
ID. NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

" Parson, will you Join us - receive the
Congratulations OF our friends thls evening
was the naive manner In which gentle
maid settled courtsh'p and marriage At one
stroke
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

A gentleman, coming into The room or
DR.. Barton, told him that Mr. Vowel was
dead. What" said be-, Vowel dead
let a. be thankfai that u Wa neither "a
nor ]. d"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
DIPHTHE ERIA! !

rI,uE PRoSrRArfoS which follows
l. Dlphiheria, and tho pcrsisiency Win
which it clings % tho patient, are Vel
known 70 an who have had any experience
with this terrible disease.
The following letter shows how ne re-
s,orlug and lnylgorailng proFsrties of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

II Is the fashion row la London for gen
tlemcn 10 wear no boards. Tbs vii De
good news Tor the young Angio-Amerlcan
who has been struggling unsucccssial'y to
raise 4 mOustachc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
NM HoNEMAKERs COLUMN


.r.s.arI i.u1sn 49, u.stNffita Al
..st ,ls sane time o. be- cousia --,h,
..,.,o-f. /. on.y within ths last half
'..,s,, thar ii has come into general use
N,war r rapidly growing In favor and
tk,s Che h.gh place it deserves F,hy
,.,r. aso ii ~ss knoan By Che name Of
rw.app.,. ani wss cultivated more a. b
.r,.t, ,haa 'os u.e. Nos Be- Is used
h, m.sy forms anl especially since the
.r.f canning has made il available al
- .a.oas u he year. ii j. highly e.
,..-el by .kllhl cooks fof f,soring d.f-
srs.i dishes
w. have coo time io discuss che mer-
no the many ,afietiss Of ihs fruit,
.b.baPpcar In an oolor and shapes.
III. as.ral plant may have been that,
.-..rr. k,oua as che strawberry io-
-.... where ihc snail yel.ow iru.i B. en-
....Inahs,k. Then there are The
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~ vaf.l directly irom che kcii.e oa them
al ....r r'r.rlv moment ar Two Co
..-.t. 80. a.- t. l.-. vn
I'D. ar,i "al '' serve pa" 'n''',' IS
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and tomatoes. either When rau ol cooked
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hr Brssi .ruma. nay b. ati.i. uleu
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aa'' of ue tomato wen ''-' may o'
over '-''' '-''''
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et. .rtsI crumbs. season with pcppcr
".t aal ic" ta.n slices 'I on.'n p. .'A'o
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

"And every day u be friday by.and-by,
sang the boArier Who had fried beef htm,
eggs, pork and tripc nearly every day for
4 week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

yE~Cloycr Bltisrs builds up the system,
shArpens the appetite and viii make good
hiont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

A merry old man ln Maine,
Got blue a. the dickens, with paln.
Great American Specific,
Cured the pain 80 terrible,
Ani De was quite merry again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

M,srrRIous CAVE N BREwfR-A
Bangor Commercial reporter recently in
yes,iga,ed a report Of a mysterious cave
in Brewer. lie did find a hole in the
ground. A narrow flight Of steps leads
one directly toward China for few yards,
and then the courageous investigator finds
himselfin a spacious ante-room, cut out OF
the sand squarely as a dice. This Is q
most remarkable excavation. one thinks,
bu, ones wonder is .till more excited
when he perceives, after hiseye'Are grown
used 10 the darkness. that there Is a
chamber ye, beyond. ehiselled jus, As
.quarely kom the bowels Of the earth as
is the first. It is really a wonderful
sight. and no, every man will venture IN
to the dark hole for fear the sand roof
will crumble down and crush him. The
villagers ask, "who dug out this cave ?
and the answers are various. Some say
"The burglars and thieves who infested
Bangor long ago Others say "rhe
EIliO, murderer stayed here ill his crime
wa. forgotten and still others say "Oh,
the Indians dug this out ages ago
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

II believe the Lord can save reporters,
said New Haven halleiuiah lassie, recent.
"; II knew one once who was converter
he len the business aud henceforih lol.
lowed an honest llfc'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
Tug REsrEHDcTIov vorIarsErs

Was a miraculous operation. 80 one
thinks OF raising the dead 10 these
times. though some desperately close to
deaths door have been completely restored
by Buriock Blood Bltters t0 genuine and
lasting health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
nIhat Ertrama Tired Feeling

"The lrsf bottle has done my daughter
gt..t sesl of good. her food does not dis
fress her nov. nor does she sum- from ihat
srs,' az firsf fsfllng which she DID btioro
taking HOOPS sAnsAFAkiLLa.
Sold ~ an druggists. Price o. bottle or
.lx bottles Cor sA Prepared BY &. l. HOOD
q CO, Apothee4Ties. Lowell, Mass
Hood TootA-Puedsr. 0sly s5 Cssts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12
Ho0d's
SarsaparM

0TlTIflFTE ITT T"I||II|N IIHI''F EI"|I -
bringing 20 the eonyalesccnt The colCf, no
and vgor of robust health.
LOWELL, Mass.
MFssRs G. T. HooD 4 Cos Gentlemen
Ny little girl had the diphtherla last April
The disease left her very weak, blood poQf,
With no appetite and She could not seem 10
rally from lts effects. lioOD's SAHsATAHi>
she had been taking ID a lev days ~ noticed
change f0r The better she bcgan ~ eat
with a relish II seemed ~ take out the
poison the disease had left IN her blood, me
change being very noilceallc ~ her itfe.
she took Il two months and July Isfaintd
her health, much o. our delight We Nv
recommend HOoD's SAnsATAnli-iA WIN
great deal u pleasure. Ven truly yours
D. X. SMlfH,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

Shoes wear out pretty fast, yst. afler
all, there i nothing Ike lessher." Jus;
see how the old leather corrsd Bl1le.
LAT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

overcome 10, and
how by yitaliz.
Ing and enrich.
ing tho blood 10
ncuirallzes ani
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

NEw YoRK BARGAfNs. .-lraie custom
er-See here. sir. when ! Was over, las,
week. | bough, ,ilk dress pattern Of
you At s2a yard. and You said the former
price was -.
Desler-Ye.. you bough, il Al our
grand bargain sale.
Exactly. Well. my wife says ,ha,
stuff has been selling in Philadelphia,
right along At : so yard.
Indeed
Yes. sir. wha, did you mean by saying
the former price was -,
But il wAs.
when
During the war.
Tm on srEcuLAroRs.-"Ol has been
discovered in Kentucky"
Great Jcsephus We are ruined
bui are YOU sure
~ jus, this mOmen, saw dispatch to
that effect"
IL certainly had no ideA any prospect
or was At work d)wn there"
"Ii was no, found by regular pros
pec,or The dispatch aid ,ha, a Ken
tueky man struck oil while boring tor
water"
"oh. pshawi that's a oAnArd on its
face"
"How 90"
No Kentucky man would ever bore
for water"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-12

Temperance promoted by zeal and good Will,
Must soon put a stop 10 the worm OF the still.
While IL friends n they lAnguish AMI cnort
WIN prr-sn, thin house. ss We see here
20 day. hf LApt-
voted-That the next meeting Of this
Society be held in Hebron Academy, on
The Iola register., 1884-08-08
Moran Matters.

Mr.. BerkehisVr is building an addition to his
residsnce on the south side
The band boys went to Geneva last Friday In
be present at the christening of the Geneva band
and to give them good send of. They sue
ceeded In disposirg Of their extra horns. The
Geneva band employed S. n. Steele as teacher.
On their return they stopped at lola Saturday
event g and regalei the citizens of that burg
with s,me Of their sweet music. We have
not hear,i any of the boys say anything about
it, but we are informed by other parties who
were present that the Moran boys lost none Of
their laureIs In the friendly contest with the
lola band, and we think the Moran band stands
first among the Allen county bands and that we
intend to keep 1t there, Moran is proud of her
band.
We heard young gent remark the other
night that he could scarcely tell Mrs. Cox from
Mrs. Berkehiser, and We didn't think he could
either; for Mrs. Cox has been Mrs. Bcrkehiser
SO short a time that there is very little change
In her.
Miss Sophia Harclerode left Monday for Cum
berland, Md. She goes in hopes Of regaiping
lost health.
Our agent informed me that he sent six load
ed cars Tuesday
Mrs. Berkchiser is quite sick at date.
Mr.. jessie Riggs returned from trip to Ne.
braska on Wednesday; he brought couple OF
prairie dogs with him.
Mrs Armstrong, wife of our editor, is on the
sick list
- Brandendurg is down with chronic
diarrhOea
Mr.. Robert Merriield, of Peoria, is visiting
his brother NJ. l.. Mr.. Merrifeld is tailor by
trade and is looking for location. We think
he is the man we want and this is the place we
want him. We think the gentleman could do
we'll here.
Mr.. H. b. Adams, of Geneva, was in town
Wednesday looking after his fence.
The Iola register., 1884-08-08
THE sULTAN's CHILDREN OF THE
DESERT.

We clip from a neighboring paper
the following unqualified endorse
ment of Orton and his great show:
Mr.. Orton is entitled to the credit due
q man carrying forward a scheme
which, besides affording rational en-
joyment to the public, really supplies
a need. There are thousands, hum
dreds of thousands of people who never
see anything in the shape of amuse-
ments, in the form of spectacle until
the circus comes around Oh its annual
tour. 1t is an event I'm their lives. To
provide these people with the innocent
enjoy ment and brilliant spectacle; to
attract them by devices depicting his
torical scenes or characters; to show
them what may be accomplished by
the horse with careful and skillful
training; to collect from all quarters of
the globe, animals the mere sight of
which is more impressive and interest
ing than any work on natural history
that is to be found in any library; to
lay both sea and land under tribute in
the aim to make this feature an outlay
and degree of energy that entities its
possessors to our respect. In this way
Mr.. Orton is contributing his full share
to the enjoyment and instruction ofhis
fellows. His street parade is glimpse
of paradise to many who are unable to
penetrate the mysteries of his great
tent, and the marvels disclosed under
his canvass excite the wonder of
millions of children. 1t is no easy mat
ter to satisfy the craving of adults to
whom the clowns the elephant and
monkeys are an old story, by produ-
cling novelties and yet retain those per-
petual fountains of joy the clown, the
The Iola register., 1884-08-08

ring master. the monkey, the bears,
elephant, the jests and pranks that
surprise children and their elders Into
laughter" Will positively exhibit at
lola Thursday August IA.
The Iola register., 1884-08-08

DIR. Jewel informed me that Joe Fawninx Is
the happy father of llls pound girl.
MIR. J. W Butterheld has sold his farm to a
Mr.. Down, late of Indiana.
am Informed that W. H. wyckof was
plotting an NJ. ID. around last Monday, ssid n.
d. being desirous to locate in our town.
gentleman rrm Blue Mound, will deliver
. tembcrsnce lecture In the Presby terian
church on the evening Of the 18th inst. All are
invited.
William Bowman, Of Gslesburg, H.. is Wis
iting his uncle, VIM. Bowman, near Golden
Valley.
j. b. Armstrong; team ran or Sunday last.
The wagon was somewhat mashe | up but was
uuoccupird; no other damage done.
The citizens OF Moran voted bonds to the
amount Of sl 800 to enlarge their present school
building or build . new school house.
Several cases Of cholera morbus In this vicln-
ity.
Oh, yes, we like to have forgntten that boy
that put in his appearance at our neighbor's,
Mr.. Able's; he has come to stay.
The wolf hunt last week was tarren Of re-
suits except the starting Of two wolves and the
capture OF one rabbit.
Mr. win Clo,b;.r bra re,urpexl home very
little Iunroved In health
Billy Ryan, our section boss, was quietly
,n.rr,e,, IN . Mi.s- we,l we didu, It learn her
n,ms Tbev bav. u,ne tn bouse eepipp in the
r.,rm.r bonse
NJ s,mmo,s b.s ,,ov.d into the Mitchell
,rrns-,r
Mr. Jobn Chairman and wife nre Waiting rel
at,ves In M;ssonri. and Mrs. Sieyle jackson IN
Waiting her father and relatives I'm Illinois.
Mr. I.r.btrpe In. ,r,ded bis farm To ANDY
West for h,s druu store.
Dr woodw. rf, IA co,vay..cin0
Tho hoy. arc ,.rvaniz;ng . rompanv of plum.
., Kn,ohts An wbo .xn.ct Tn vote ror Rlaine
and Logan irr,so,c,;v. of party. ure invit.d tn
enroll their ,.mes and holm IN mi, mn the bip.
pest majority that anv ticket has ever receive.i
aimee the war
rbs Pr,testant Mrtbodists have their church
,pcIos., AM, will, holJ sprv,ces there as anon ,s
se,ted
The N. +. ouarterlv meeting at Oliy. Branch
Last Sabbath was we'll attended. New. NJ.
sn.rka nres;d,no elder. prearbed one or hi,
.o,,..t;rrino sern,o,s IN an sttentive audience.