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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
Fol. ssnle ChNap.

Three windmills and towers COM
plete. Enquire of Louis Richards,
chairman of the city council of Kim
ball. For further particulars en-
quire of Col. Sellers King.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

AT a recent marriage IN Ohio the
bride, a Miss Morris, wor a dress
that was imported from Paris in l742,
for a wedding, and has been in the
family ever since, being used only on
such occasions. 1t was worn again
in l776 as a wedding dress, but not
again till the other day, when Miss
Morris donned it. Not a stitch has
been altered or added to it, and it is
in almost as good condition as when
new.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

A copy of this weeks GRAPHIC is
sent to w. II. Lewis and l.. L. Brown
of Lewisville, Ind, which they will
please accept with our compliments
1t will afford them interesting read
ing and reveal their folly in abandon
ing their Touring mill project in
Kimball last spring. We've got
enough water now to supply the
boilers in all the grist mills in the
United states.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
II Difference.
gainesville to.l Democrat.

This world is one of hustle, toll
and care. The women have all the
hustle and the men the toll and care.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

AT the meeting of the Masonic
Lodge in Kimball OIL Friday evening
last, the following new officers were
installed and appointed.
A. r.. Latcllem; W. NJ.
C. II. Caryl; S. w.
b. f. Ochsner; j. w.
J. w. circuit; Treas.
s.. W. Kent; Sec.
f. S. Smith; s. d.
Ed Brenne; ID.
o. B.. Orcttt; So.
T. D. Collins; J. S.
II. !. Wilson; Tyler.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
Notice.

All Scotchmen, persons of Scotch
descent and others in Brule county
interested in the national history and
literature of Scotland, are requested
to meet in the Office Of A. II. Stuart
Esq, himball, on the evening Of Sat.
18th inst, at 1880 o'clock to consider
the ACCESSIBILITY Of commemorating
the anniversary OF Burns birth.
A. II. Stuart, G. l.. Mckay,
John Mckee, James Brown.
r. b. Wetherell.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

List of letters remaining in the p. q. at Kim
ball for the week ending Dec. 9Th 1885.
Chapman, &. b.; Flack D. g.;
Jones, Mrs. lone: Zones, f.. A.;
kantz, Charles +.
Parties calling for any Of the above described
etters will please say advertised. After so days
will be sent to the dead letter Office.
d, 6. Grippen.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

The Dakota Mutual Insurance Co.
will save thousands of dollars to the
people. Give it your patronage.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

A GREAT REDUCTION. War
ners have reduced the price of their
best dress fannels and the best in the
market to sl.00 per yard.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

morning he skipped the country and
has not been seen since. 1t is to be
regretted that he could not have re-
ceived his merited punishment.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

Help that which helps you. In
sure with the Dakota Mutual, II. e.
Gates, agent.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
House and Office formerly occupied
by c. G. Akin. Enquire of 9. r.
Tinan.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-12-11

S. G. Boyce has a full line of Holi-
day goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

uiE.N DIR & Bsuuett % T.. IIiram.
hAs b..cn cslici - Augusta - stt~ud Mr.
Mskf, wife ~ The editor OF the sospfl hiH
aer. he having been hsr physician several
years AZ Hlfsm--John 4 Clemens. ~
k-cne. y a. wss In Hiram rcccuuy %
attend ~ fausrsl ~ his father, M. John
L Cl~mous. sho died 10 Augusts. Apr p,
agci = years months AMI ~ days. IT,
has ben Insane ~ years. Tie sAs Tor
many years q good farmer ani cstimthle
citiIen OF Hiram. klni.h-artcf. cheerful.
AMI obiiging. aud bis usfortanNts malAfy
a. DEEPLY regretted by oar citlrrns--
ca April i0. Mrs. Sarah l. wife ~ JtmFs
NJ Yoang. died saiisnly. aged 90 years
ani q months She has hsen an invalid
some ~ Years. Her husband Wa In husi.
49, 10 Omaha. Nsh.. 10 dfm that PAYS
500 pr month Tor store rent IL cane
- sttsoi M funeral. AMI viii rrmtlu and
sell bis estate. sol remove hls family -
Omsha d. 0. one % our most respected
ctltrus--On the g-th at, usttie. isugh.
tsr 80 wm W AMI Jane Scrihusr, di.t iu
Spath Hiram. sgci n seAr- blessed
A., The pure 10 heart Tor they shah see
Col
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

"Disease Is deviation from Health q Bodyi
sD.s',fs,. D.as-fs,, 1sisty, i,,<rsis,ny Of
the Syao-" Nomaiter what The disease may b.
termed. Il Is eausei b. some disturbance Of the
kifs<y. Lit<,, Bisoi. or Norsl Any ned
cine that does not act directly on these, and
especially On the Bissf, kifsSy, or Lirsy, can &C
cOmplisb no permanent care A ihosough
tno~ieise Il the functions q these organs Is
necessary 70 produce remedy for her ia
Browns Sn,apanlla Is made from a formuh
written By the late wm. u. Brown, ND, grad
uais from Do-doin College and Harvard MeiieAl
School. and siudsn, In EuroPean Institutions
DE- Brown vas the family physieian 4 the
present cis<( J-Ssas q Hs'~,, a. vel a. Other
pfominsni men q our Day. AMI vas highly ~
specied. allss Co biz virtues and hs skill u
wii b. seen. Therefore, that we present. noi CON.
mon pa,su, medieins. b., '.isHf5f. /,sfs,sf''-
Il Wsas,ss5 Pear whereby
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

wEsr PaEis -Rrv A n w'tham re-
cslvrd iutp fgll m mbsrship In the church.
April i2ih. Que AZ West Paris, aoi iso Al
North Paris. sni Two ~ letter Al w's'
Paris, the ipth--rhe roAi- In Tn village
ATE getting dry and iusiy---Sev,ral
persons whose remains were DIP lsltsi In
~ tomb have been rc,cnuy buried ---
= W Danham l. ahout - rsptr ani
p,lui his house on Church Street. and pat
in BAY wlndnss iscoaafd swan dpss TIE
sofs ---Ths little daughter ~ Widow
Andrews ~ Trap Corner DIED. SON Inst .
With brain tfouhls--ilefheft Audf'w.
commence. work flr llrfmon fuilcf. gith.
f1r IA mnnths---iipilAni Curti. has
gone . Bt.tuu o. s1fs fpf Ainuifsm 'ur-
a.. driving street spfiukiing tssm-Wr
NsiCnms hack o. our village Mr. JHhn
wills. who has been stopping a. hsr
daughters. ~ GlleNi--h'l Dunhtm
d. .t.u very lnS-ffisnds Nhu have
horse. o. train better tskr some other lay
than sunday ln our village streets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

PORTER -SnoN mostly gone la clear
GROUND. farmers will soon commcnce 10
get q work On their fsfm.--Sp"sking N
olf pap.r- I have copy ~ ths ONFoRp
DruocR.r. Published in l.3t. ~ Miil'tt
king To- gli Congress va la session
and Judge Eih,r Shsplsy wAs Ssnaiof from
this state. aui Ia 10 l. Ill. speech on r.
moving n. Deposits from The L Bark
At that time stephen Emery va Judge 81
PROBATE Of This cOuuty. ani Jp.Tph q
Cole. Register. TIE Legislature % this
stat ~. To- session Al that tine, AMI In u
Ars the Resolves passed Nv that body Ia
regard - the removal Of the deposits, ex-
pr.s.ivT Of their sentiment. Of o. charter.
log ths 4 : BAuk also have copy 81
The HiforsN Gasf'is. pahll.bed In Isis
Lott dud al auction sale. and among The
articles aiysftised l. = hhi ~ W | run.
and a hid. Of New Rom Which calls -
mind What old mrn have told me- 10 regard
d rum-.siling 10 thi. place. years ago.
Whsu the tFaiers would roll Ia hogshsai
of run Mondsy morning ani roll the bog.
bead out empty saturday night Nov,
thrrc i uoue sold In town aud but avery
few Who drlukn also have fac smile
copy ~ ths ffst paper printed 10 Name.
~ T.lc0mb and Wait. J,u'y !, las.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

SCUM woopsrocK Henry Brock, htsr
his wedding tour, has moved back "a the
Mitchell plscr. and gone ~ wcrs In esfn.
es,--Althourh The n~lds are nearly all
hare. We are hemmei In nv snow-dfifs In
the r"ads. hot thes~ hot DAYS ar sising
.s..t-Iohn Curti. works for james
DO Thy mi. Nspi' syfup ha.i'
nsss Z. a'ont over. ani W htve hsi islf
ron ~ ssp. al,hoash rather short ~
Woodstock C.mstsry Associations has hsi
A.. annual m@.tirr spd nsi- choice 81 th-
f.lasinr IN -rr. f,r the coming yesr
Pc'siden', I W Andiewsi Clerk' y L.
w,m,ni Treasurer. v y. Hammond Col
Lcior sud sexton. w Andrew. The
society huilt fence the past year on IN"
rosd lid the cemetery, ~ stone posts
ani iron chslns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

Pans Past day was sprnt very quietly
In this village The church service va
very slimly attended The htni pfsc'iced
out of doors aud many ~ oar people spent
portion ~ the day In The lid. ahi woods
We az pleased O. see Governor Per
ham agaln ~ home Ills health has i'm
proved considerably -lnce h va Last In
Paus--Sixtcn young laile. ar prepu'
ing drams. R-b-ccs'- Triumph" which
slll be- presented during The May Tern OF
Court. proceeds % h. used & band stand
Madame Garter has Just treated her
cottage 81 . frrsh coat of paiui, 10 Two
shades Hers wss t1e nrst frame h'use
erected In Paris. sni u l. little gem ~
lovsiiusss hiiicn In green ard blossom.
during The SUMMIT month. school ~ill
commeuce Msy N under The distraction 81
NJ Rose Gle. ant A Louise Dlr---Ih he
Cafust Band meet Or practice 90 IarsiAy
ant Thursday evTuiux., this w-ck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

HEnsON --FoFmsr students OF the Acaf
smy Gill know from experience how The
village seems when I say that the last WEEK
~ The tern l. nssrly completed. To &C.
CAsiou pleasant and profitable memories ~
the im- honorvd Institution, the hours
have glided svilly by. taking tests, ~
h-Ar-lng for ths exhibition, and last bat
MT least. On be- remembered, guiet walks
with those who meet here a. Strangers
ant thus engaged In the noble purpose Of
seeking an cducatioo have become intel.
iectuslly lnscparable friends. We are hap
~ to assure all Who are Interested In The
school. that students will noshsrc else fnd
more sympA,hiflug or faithful teachers
than are nov engaged In this Acadsmy--
Fast Day Afternoon Lsmuel Carney treaied
ne teachers and students n all the msplv
strip AMI sugar they could dispose of, and
Mr. Quincy. Madness will be held In
grateful remembrance by all--We were
Interested In your article In regard n coins
AMI will Annouuce that n A. eastman has
q half cent ~ 1904
Fast hay services In the church this
mornlng-Dr J &. Donhsm OF Lewis
too va In town. Mondsy--Cyrus Pratt
has sold bis place. aud ~ hear will move
to Paris. WIN Holhrook has moved on
o. the wiiiArd Andrews place Mrs.
Rumpus l. gaining slowly Bumpas
ant Erls Caidssil have b-cu visitiug here
The sick horses are doing we'll
Suxsr.making seems n be- over. AMI macy
have takcn To- their backsts--Snow u
almost gone sni the grass i beginning 10
shos green. Soon he time d thlnk about
gsricnlng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28


N.soN - Never dii spring come IN
more rspiiiy Than ~ late nrlt- bar n
cspt spots % ice ani soms dfins N suos
river clear ~ lce. ani shits mNplrs 49,
pattng oct tarir rci hai.; travelling ll.i
hnrrli. ~ there are dflns ani ~ ffu.t l.
coming out ~ the groani---Jus'ph
Scrlbnef cpntlna-- very feeble. pf
TsAfi.e rrm1yei TIE bal % hi. ~ -
tsrday. a. the doctors hAi decided lt ues'
rr couh be- curvi. ana removal va ne
most really sAy % relieving bin ~ 80
much distress This i very hsri case.
A. Mr. Scri1nsr l. poor man and has a
family " young chliirvn dsprntsnt on he
daily labor for support---hay i plenty
anf hui little call flr iti ngt Aitlc sale ~
stock colts sni BEEF cattle sell fair. Stock
% al kinds hNs slntsred rueiy Lambs
~ extra nice thi- -Prlng They are drop
pcd strong snd fat, Ani they grow night
nIuug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

RruFoRp Ice hegsn breaking up 10 the
riv-r tn gOth. AMI the small Dust wss put
in. Trav. lrr- hal % cross part OF the
way on the ice aud th.n take The boNt
Deputy Shrun MILL thought ~ was ssf,r
u rrmsln un this lido uu,ii the Ice went
uut rh~r- b.iug no Wind 90 ri-~ ~ "a
tsr. the Ice va. tsO or thrre day. To get
tlug cut. aud the hig bat was not pni IN
till the 22i H. ls19 tbe bost sas not In
iil the IS 'h--rh~ weather IL rrmsfk.
able thi. va. Tor bring calm. dry sud
v~ry warm; ~, la the -un Nunisy. ani
llG. Fridsy uoon Rain i much needed
-foot-bsli l. the new Excitement. ani
old and young inialge Ia kick-Marun
.. having nsw covering for his butcher
cart; getting ready ~ supply his custom
srs with meat another season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

nrrru -wnsou Hammaus. sou uf Hoe
n.t.f Hamuous. died Weiursisy mofr
.rr sear q Inug sut raInfll slckut-s. n
800. FrIfsv. 49, sftruiri ~ the \.
N...rs anitO Teloss. % shlch orgtn-
.r.f.nrs he 49, q mfmngr hrIiE 'ea- srf-
,.rr. A. tte hnlss sere CouilCtci m Nv.
= q R1s'er. kni a. tae grave ne NNs'p-
-.rf.rrsI tffIr imqrrssIFe nefiN sfitIlF
rassiay svsu.ug. ne ci.tof or M nss
..-n,r save rs lelt1re on " LIE ani WIN
Ins. ~ r1m uoof.. in the Cougr,sauonAi
rNr-rh. % nI holse To sNs in w
Goud Acsicuy Cnurse. al 20 AA-'
niruts vrrr uoi tl-sQ f-'.airi POI --s '''A-
neat ~ hIs Arorits aliaof
Fr,d CIsrk hss 500 h.s stsni .n tae ~
AZ Oh Mr. John noug a.. ar "a .ai
nfu on the shorr of me nrsatfa. S'rs'
n AInarr. strrt De- L. ~, to rugkgs l1 D.
f.rar.te sports. fstfng sut ruuuIug H.
trrsarIaI mantle fsIis upon 4 O.. us.,Nn'
cnrtnle tre tus'nrss Al tte OF sisni
~. ur1g as has contracted s.t1 Hiram
THtrhel o. crrCt q stable sni 1T on
tss .nt So boughi 20 Ciarkc So iuiru'.
tr sr..t ne Ell fof the kccommn.itilnn ut
..t,o n1sfirrs
To- rf isn the Auif0srozg.u River,
Wafrrsfsy. AZ Ca rurusr started q
s.nrfr ~ fvsf drivers f1f thc 'akrs Iles-
az o..
j. a. Rose L. pailnE settles lrto h.
90 a.. sa.ch - culs1ci iu hard 500
a. lei as o. oe tae nesi hal ia ok.'fi
C.crtr To- a. 10 sppo.ntueuts.
D c cnsn AS severed % counfci'1n
49, Oscar Holiday a Co sho.c-slr = flf
IL. L.
E.tts. arf .ntrnfs lnCsHug In some of
De W.strrr states IA 'rIfuts here rv
s-,t traf biz Interests rrga.re D. rvmoFsI.
A. Ell. .s. 70 hIs famly 49, % frit iu t1r
rHurlrr
T. saru srs'her NJ ne past wcsk. o.
r1fs l. t1si spriug l. hure. ani t1e fAfm'
,-s a. rl.V, preparing a. pat in thfif
s-rrg frau ucufy ar Ws.Isrr fsfSrII
ssfs sag rassisy. ant il1ui no frusi
tl orsfra.t operations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

rI'HE updersisned. h.vins been apPeInhd By
i The tion Judse Of frobets fos thc toanly ~
On srf 90 the third Tuesday OF fsbraafy, A ID
ISIS Comml-slossrr 10 reelve and examine the
els me 81 erefItors sxsinss the eststs Of NOAH II
Hubbard, lac OF Hiram. IN sad County. dece ssef.
rspre.sn ID insolvert. hersb, give notice that sx
months N m The date ~ ssid sppointms nj, are
allowed ~ said creditors IN Which q, pr-s~ut and
Prove thfi elsim-, an that ihey 81 b. IN see
sion a Tho store of A Af Young. IN Hiram,
10 SAD 4 unity. oa saturday, The elshth DAY Of
Augsg l-si. 81 Tn o'cioek IN the 20 q 600. ior
the purpose Of rc-ivDf and examining such
claims .. may b. yre-s' q against said estate.
smAsaks asSkiS icomui.slossr..
Hmm. AMI l6lh. l>3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

WILSON'S MILLs-Io Enrol. ". H., at
the residence OF her daughter, Mrs A. w.
Pickett. died. April Ia, Mrs ID. G Morgan,
aged a. years and 8 months, a former res
idsn, Of this place. and highly respected
peifhbor and friend; quite number OF the
people here attended Der funeral on Sstur-
day last; services by Rev. Mr.. MORSE
J. " Philbrook has been In town. looking
sfter workipg ox~p-soow patches are
pretty lsrge yet, but spring has come, for
Al Richardson has turned his old horse
out 10 pasture. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28
Disease is Misery.

aMissryh Graf Usiaffias''. Erf,1-s Pai-
In BAfy. Nafyai Euks that are eaused BY
USaeief=e5f' fsgAiii, DiR,sI', Cais~ny'
kIlssy Dsssass. Lirr, cs-flai-f, AL Ss',f
Di0aN cause NOS, q the misery In this life
Mach q II 10 needless, because Browns SAM
parilla vii. Il taken In time, s.,s asy eais II
Ss,sa1 II fleS e,rssa We claim Il Ill d.
this, bccause Il Ias done Il hundreds q times al
over ne STATE. and We are constantly Ifinting
testimonials showing the wonisfiul poser o'a
disease that Il has
n misery has ooms In unto you, Z ne shadow
q a eomlng sorow hngas aboui youf once
bsishi 6re,iis, Il Disease has lad hs hand upon
yoa o. srs,-fs='fs irs - until you have Chr
he al 20 many have ioani In Browns saf,apa
nlla Yea NAY. Ike many oihsrs, hni hat al,
and thsn you nay b< slfs hat health . beng
restored and hat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

Gnsrru~ -~priug "A. C.'ulc iu vAfre-i ,
.omr Scrk or more of pleasant days tnr
suDs Is AT Disappearing rosis are BAL
hut 10 nil snuu be- wheeling To-Day !
nrar spring nir.'s singing the robins have
appeared. think 70 l. uulv f"r al - -ins
Tor 10 seems 80 long since Sint"f 81 20
hups - shall have warn spfiog " mN
maze % o. our ioug cold winter
O "a Bruoks /. Quit poorly | uudvf'
.t.nf h-r sister IRON Massachusetts ha-
con. d So Der, bop. shs vii stop viii
h.r this --a.on-O~goOi McAilisisr has
900. Wet. where his brother vent sons
to ~ Tire y.srs $50; bop BE- vii have
god succcss-J N Phunrook passed
tsroagh tns t0sn this morning Win som'
In oxru BE- hsi b-eu huying shove herr
nanr one.. I should think, h-eu logging Of
caarse--l have no ue~s In particular a.
present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

NxwEY "A dry spring snow has melted
In the sun, and IL now nearly all gone
without any rain; sure sign Of droath,
40 prognostieste- the local weather pro
ph.t-The streams a. full Of pulp-wo0d
ana river drivers are departing for the
scene Of actlon--fsrmsr are hiring their
hslp. and getting things iu trim for farm
ing The busy season Is close Al hand
Trade In Oxen Il dull. Cattle that have
worked IN the woods are coming oct IN
very poor condition; 90 say deslers---
Most on the sick are better Frank Bisoee
.ns s.dle Baker are worss-The mud
hs. taken the place OF sDo~-drifts. more
road. than Jordan are hard ones to travel
nos--why don't tae school sgents make
their census rrturnsf Wonder n there Il
Q general neglect on their part IN this par
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

U.rrroEp The last day % Oct haif OF
80 - lovely day First day u ths lsst
80 ~ Apru j. cool. ~iudy day. The
s,,. 1. f.st l~aslng Rsiu OF 10 rAin, the
.r,,. must go-Pufkls and Thompson
40. .mpIsvs.f ou fNrms Al twenty dollars
NJ moth In Minnesota. Sithin ave ul--
- uipo..pous notice with regret ne
a-.tb IN Hiram Berry % Paris AZ me age
- an vssr. Another loved pupil has
- from earth life suddenly. His death
=. er,m pueunouia. which i 80 little un'
S.,.to.t bv may PHYSICIANS
C,,ii.. of Hartford. has not only tound
h,.in... In Ma-sachusstts, but wisdom 10
~ Siosis Meas Association. when De
u,it.t 9Th them. A numocr OF Young
mn In Hartford have received funds 'or
s.inw I'M. wise-If the maple harvest
/. pot over The l7th. an no Judge OF we
an. ~ The times Some Of The farmers
80 have uttls time 10 spare are clearing
th.i, Gesture. Of surplus tres and prepsr-
III. ,Sslr land for more and sseeter feed'
r.vins xood interest---On nsturdsy.
a1,,i ~ I retired early % oed; my mall
- MOI arrived. I arose early on we
n-.ptiful Ssbbath morn and learned INA.
~ s..rlx loved fri@ud and brother 00on
rsmpi.r' Rev y y shs~ bad passed rom
s.rth LIE by that scOarge. pneamooiN
,sr,ea - nv scrsp-bOok, and my eye ePon
a. folioxinr, "Our eorre-pondenl HAT
ora IA. a wonderful faculty OF soe.f.n,
ios NON The RUBBISH Of age, ear,oa' m
w,-nsroa. things. which. bat TOT blm'
--..lt b. nomberei With The unremem'
e~r.d past. Ms contributions A~sys con
-, .,msthing Of Interest 10 NE snti9as-
ian. a. gel a. the general resh.t W.
have several Interesting e"n.'.os,,
s,on hin that ARE crowded out oy ponue -
80, .aIeh nos presses g. IN.
ssr.tsud ina, Prof l. W, Mason. late o.
I.n.,. hss held = musical concert eom r
100 on ) 500 children nom the paoIls
school. At N-~ Orlesn---Ins '"s M.
1880. Al Hartford spring Co ior 'h.
| e..,,l..s x.tsr. has compriirf me c"~
~ est M mach merry IN Boston. ana 49, -,
- - III ;. supplied BY the sane ss,s'
:, IN tIm.s-Tbs mesi p'ss.s' -,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

\ SUMNER The roof OF the railroad
bridge At mi. place i now being covered.
Th- bri ig- was otherslsc completed last
fall. and l. ih- best on the line Of the
y. &B r --Iienry Young has opened
mineral spring on bis farm which spp~srs
n be valuable Tie has not yet had the
water analyt-i. bat 10 seems very much
like the water OF some OF the most noted
Of the springs Of Maine. sod Is furnished
In large quantities Its nearness ~ the
railroad will adj 10 it, value N analysis
proves IL 10 BE- OF a. good quality a. Il sn-
ticipstsd--There Il = bad ~sshoui on
" Potash Hill, 50 called, all done In one
uight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

RoxnrKY The Ice In the pond l. weak
sniug fNst-A x. merrill of Byron cut
hi foot u~sfly la Two. April l1th. II"
was cutting sooi som - rods from the
house, when bis axe csughi over HI. heal
turning 10 80 a. o. strike the THO froni
part and cut isgonslly backward, oomlug
cat opppsi the hollps ~ hl- loot and
completely .~yering ~ homes, cpris snd
muscles lesiing o. th~ three 90 four lafser
ts.s II va dressed nv D. Barns o.
Anioy-r. AID l. sail - b. doing we'll
M. " A Jrnn. 4. better
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

nv cards cane printed together IL Wa
ua, nv fault. A. they we're each mailed IN
season.
oxroRn Rev Mr. Cummings has hrok
81 Oh housekeeping aud started. l3th. Tor
yln.lsud. y J. with hi ~ife's sis'rr,
Miss Nd. and his little hoy, who viii n"
lep in bsr csrr. IL inteud'd returning
Immediately a. attend the Conf,rr - =
Mrs. JAM Berry. ~ we'chville. died OF
pnsumouis. Apt 2l-,. sgsd ~ years. Az.
ter the death OF her d.nehtsf, Mrs Abbot,
she was golag D. Portl nd IN live With her
500. hut xas taken slck on the day OF her
Intended dspsrtur, Arthur, son % frse-
man Chaihouru-. has besu sick With lung
Gv.r. but l. better. Mr. Walkers child Il
improying Mary, wife u ilorsc~ lish.
formerly ~ wslchvllls. nov residing In
Orange. Mas l. ysrV sick with cOnsump-
ton. Mr.. Calvin Rassell DIED very sud-
denly OF heart dis. sss. April 2lst Lucy
Farri. l. very sick with sfcyvr--hi-s
Snrius ant Charlie wootmsn ~ Aunarn,
", r. ln town last we-k--Rsv Mr. Tewks-
bury wAs In TOM. wednesday IL Ia
tends 10 cone back 10 oxford % live
The Congregational Society think of pur-
chasing absll for their Wiuth-op
Morse has had $500 % len him ~ The
will 81 the late Hollis Moore, and ]. mak.
Ing impfov' m.uts on bis placs--Sohool
meeting In Dit No ~. April isthi y +
Rich was chosen Agent - Gen Earring
ton l. preparing 10 move on 10 the Berry
place; he i making some repair. on the
buildings Spring trade l. brisk. Our
merchants are extremely busy Tho ms
pie sugar makefs have ended their sors
Tor this ycar--The road. la the vlllaS'
ani ylcluiiy are dry AMI dusty. The che.f'
FOL notes OF the frogs are heard SCALA We
welcome The sp.iug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-28

PEKr. Ia. Ice hss In ne Auiroscog.
glu River tpisy --- raiutsr, our mall go.
rier. cnmmruc,d splug on wheel. the u p
III W Ball 0. goiug D. cpmmsncs pat
ung Ia ths foundation OF thr NV church
Al w,st Pcfu. In fcN fsys--Lucius
Ppmsfoy. son ~ 4 f'mrf1y. ap'ui
~ y.srs oli. l,t bis father. house during
AT Sanday night for parts unknosn. ani
bis father II galie AuxiuGs