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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

The cir vss still = dssth. ed tLess 80
not pud Of sind nor rag u slosd 10
The whole horisoa. observed. housvss.
that shs shy bsa usdsssos. . sssious
oAangs Thers wss no lisiastiea u Ne
bssiag sunlight bss The dep h,ss lsl
bsss sspsrss,lsd BY sssssss vhiss GlsSs
ahaA - aesrly Lllaaiss. saa ~ tsst ~
isersAasd rather thaa iimiassh~A. "
ssadisa hastily. Aad ~svs sspa thsesdisg
our ssy sAroash The hsctssau lslyssssh et
sasd-hiIls aud ont "a the l,sssA ueea1
We had sos gene more than nsls ~ tve
Ia the d,t~s,i.s II E-lAaoIs slsa Jse0
vho hsd been ela,ni,v y, as IL I'll H.
rsetions. suddenly remsskd, There sAs
oones! and Jumping cn hia barre. eoa.
msassA syiag him up bsLi.i sajsssas
hssp of lasss bo~lasrs, W. stared u
~ direction hs poiassd. bst scald ~
cover ao(hiaG savs shs vhi.s sky. sls htlls
"a lhs sasay plaina Asvs lseasa, Asv'
svsr. - GRADUALLY bssass ssars tAas ~
dove The vsllsy tvo Or thsss ce The h'lls
bed snsissly disappsarsd. ssd. ssssaees
still, that more Of them we're being seess
up under eur very syssl A little bre~n-
ish-blssk cloud. 20 bigger thss oas's
hand, w The moustss that va TINS ds-
vourine lhs landseaps. We hastily -
cured he animals il ths shelter 81 ths
rocks, and cams back 70 look. The elosd
bad already sprsad quite asross ths plass
and valley. and vss appresshing With
frishtful rpidisy. II vas net more shaa
6,s nilss away. lssvspt alcag towards
%, With cosslaatly aocslsrstisg spssd.
bsllyisg. porssatous blask vail Of duss,
slal ssns long waving fingers up y the
ssuith. Mile after nile Of mesa, and bill
after hill. disappsarsd IN its vast nsv,
untii there Wa only ons riss leil This
wss swsllowsd up, and then. almost IT,
fore 70 could seek shelter, the storm was
upon us with shrisk and blast LIKE We
breath from cannon.
10 an instant everything was obscursd.
peersd through my half closed lids. and
| couldn see sage bush which had noticed
| the moment before only few feet die.
tant. The cir vas full Of the dull roar Of
the battling Winds 'Ws could barely
hear the sounding Of our voices when "
shouted Everything had been wiped
away from tho face Of the earth and :
blurr Of gray dust WAS oil that remained.
could barely distinguish those nearsss
me through the strange mist The worss
Of il lasted Tor about halt an hour. lsheuM
think. hut the air Was full Of dust vhsn
We arrived home about two hours later
Sach il : New Mexican sand storm, W.
| found I'll our household goods csvsrsl
with mat Of from bali aDinch Of 70 % Inch
q I'M palpabls powder. which he'd sIited " 70
through every crack 40. and Granny kots' |'
ing had escaped.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

The remarkable svos.lsnasship u the
Tartar i. provrrbisL Thsir iavcsi,s vsAp
on IL . lous, carved cimslAs. quits difIkr-
cut froa that Of The Tsrka u y made
al the auess steel. richly alleged eth sil-
yer. aad ssvcrd tssoass IN heir loon
in family and descsads V ths hrss bore
90 long - The rass exists. When ths lssa
representative of : family dirs bic sword.
which may hsvs come 70 him from ban
drcd gcuerssiccs. u broken asd oarsss
With him. The blades Of the wespea''
which are bsatsa ous on IN cnyE stone
anvil 10 the ancient Nogsl city Of Tasseh.
intxy, the Holy Place. sssvsry thin. and
.hs wonderful fsats performed With then
are astonishing.
Once whom Robo. The ccusin Of ths
Great Mogul. was caught Il : rsbslliea.
bis execution wss ordered. The most
skiilial svordsman o. ths empire ~ pro
vidsd for ths bsheadias. and ~ 0ssss
Mogul and biz eouss assembled 70 - !.
For ! second the kess Tartar blade AasAed
in the sunlight. and shsa dsscsndsd spou
tho bare neck Of Robe. Who stecd upright
10 receive the stroke. The sharp sseel
passsd through the vertsbrD. muscles and
organs Of the neck, bat 90 swim was ths
blow aud 90 kssu The blsds that the head
did not fall. and kept IL exact position,
aud not . vital organ vAs distarbsd. Ia
surprise The ursat Mogul exclaimed;
what, Robo. srt thou nos bshssdsd T
my lord, ! am" replied Rsbo, "bus u
long - keep my balance right my head
will not fall Cd. /"
The Great Moeul WAS 90 pleased will
the defines sf The s1ecutiousr thas be or
dsred bsndage 70 be tied on. and Rcbs
speedily recovered. He aitervard be'
cane loyal subject and vas made cash
ier Of the empire, because. - the Grea'
Mogul remarked;
"Fie knows that II he keeps bis balance
his head will not come Of It's one ol
those curious aysPs n history that are
often overlooked.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

Perhaps the most pcticesble residence
along this warn, sandy SEE bank. is that
OF Jefferson Dsvi.. They call him Presi-
dent Davis here They speak Of him with
great respect Jefferson Davis is not del
iisd al oil, a. some writer's foolishly ssy
But I repeat. he il greatly respected And
when ron bear In mind that there i not
ono of these 0,O00. 900 people ~ho did
not put some sort of sacrifice on the altar
Of southern oPiaioa, you will rot b sur-
prissd. This man stands ~ token 10
them. Personally. think, they ~ little
Of hin and know little Of him, thsss gray
old mothers uhoss sons vent down 10 bat.
tls, these beautiful girls Of The South
whose fathers mover came back any more;
but they have their memories and their
traditions. They call him President Da-
VIZ. and viii continue 70 do % whils be
lives. A great many nothsrn people visit
M. Davis, and not al with the nob'ess
motives. am told be hes many more
visitors from the North than from the
South.
''Bevour" IL not part Of this long aud
roomy place, but an old plantation be-
qusathsd to the great Mississippian not
many years since. II is . beautiful spot
among the pines and vines. but i sadly
dilapidated. Davis Is poor man. ! an
told, and cannot afford 10 keep the placs
up. It tets little back from The sss, and
not too close to the railrosd.
OF course the desire 10 zee this nan now
10 the last days Of his historical and tenn
pestuous life. is irresistible when almost
within call. And, 10 spite Of oil my for
mer resolutions. I yielded. For Il must b
admitted. whether good or bad. whether
entirely wrong. Or entirely right. this man
has been, II, and must forever remain :
colossal figure in American history, and 70
have seen and conversed with him is sweet
to remember as the years 60 On.
Mr. Davis is, at this writing. in pooi
health. should say, from what ] have
seen, aud then from the course OF nature
too with bis three score and ten behind
him, that he will not long be a subject o.
either love or hate; for in spite OF thii
kindness OF climates. he has found ths
winter terrible. He cannot survive another
such. -Joaquin Miller il, Independent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

The Piasbsmgk Posf sAys:-"Ths par
sons Who ars chiefly 70 blanc for The roll
Or skating rink curss. " said ; veil knovs
eitissn 10 Post reporter recently. ARE
the lumber dealers. You ~ The lsnbsf
dealers have very little demand fsr their
timber. They are glad 70 gst rid "f y
even d loss. They eater iato oonsfaes
With mar. and say: Here. will bald
rink and allow you 2S per osat q tss
profits isr managing IT, The psopcsssisa
1 readily accepted. The rink y built;
thousands flock to II. Money y scsnsA
day after day. 10 a.short tins the sssssp'
lishmsps pays ior'itssIf The lunbsrmaa
keeps on drawing biz 70 per esss
si The pso6S. Ais success encourage
him. He builds another rink 10 neigh
boring tovs, with . like result. Tue
money continues to porr 10. This Ia hsps
mn until s,,~ iaS,bsr dealer Ls- sS iSts5sst
In = .lox.u or more of tLrss r~pnria !
know VI luwbsr drm IA this town which
has made thousands and tLousApds VI doI
lars BY these means within tue 'ast yssE
They have riuks III through w~at-rn PsnS'
sylv.SiA sud eastern Ohio. Why. tor ~
stance. look u sLs little tosu = Sspk
Asld. Il has two rinks nov. snd tbsss v
tsIk Of building third one. Ccsss'|s'
viils has two. and right scross the river 10
Nes Haven they have tso nov. The
ensirs population of both iowns Will ucs
exceed 6,OO0. They are crowded every
llav"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

Genuine Yankees. sncb as sre portrayed
Gu Ane stage, ara growing very scarce.
Most pexxons have never seen one. and be-
lisve that 8 asint anguir figures. drawing
nasal toner. aud odd couccits ascribed to
them, are ths products Of the brains OF
novelists and playwrishts Nevertheless
they do axist. aud the writer met one in
Santiago de tCpba the other day. The
city is . very strange one. The houses
and stores are 40 bull: that the walls can
be dmost entirely throw open. while the
interiors have courts that are unroofed
aud unobstructed 70 the siy. The money
Of the country is familiar 10 an American.
The Yankee had just landed when he
spoke ~ follows: ''Somehaow ] cart MI
when I'm indoors and when I'm Aout.
I've got . room, or somethin, 10 hotel
here. and I've been into II, qusndaryins
araousd, but could not tell when ! vas
| in the parlor or when was in the kitchen
or back yard. 80 I'm stsnd'n' sout here ia
the park not TO make any mistake.
started daown the street miDise ago
but ! got afraid might make mistake
and git arrested for bein' found in some
body's back parlor I've got lot Of th'
money Of the place. but cant max
heads nor tails OF IT, took some Of !
back whar got il, and passed i over th'
same counter so ] reckon it's genuine.
could write the history Of the plse
already. All I need IL the dates. II ~
evidently built the year after the food
it's been shook down By 80 earthqusks
burned up BY volcano. resettlsd. an
left just where il Vas found. The Who'll
country is best vhar lie been let slcpt
Wherever the people have touched
they've made mess of - H0per's Boso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

Verona Is noted Tor the Cspitnlar library,
80 il il called. This i, sA,d 70 be The lar
pest collection u rejected manuscript 10
the world. stood 10 With the librarian
and he gave me 40 opportunity TO exsmios
this wonderful story Of literary work. !
found Virgil that YES certainly over
1000 years old. alec iosnd veil pre-
served copy Of Beautiful Bnos.' !
read il. II vas very tOaehing indeed.
Experts ssy il vas 100. shich is ns doubt
trus. AN no judge Of The sgs Of manu-
script. some can look q ths teeth Of
literary production sod tell within tvs
weeks bov old Il IL. bat can't. You esn
also fool me on the sgs Of viss. Ny
rule used TO be TO observe hov felt the
next day aud 70 AZ sbst - The sss 81 ths
vine, bu, this rule aud il sot isislIibis.
One time fousd myself iseIiss The pssi
dsy - though might bs las yssrs. but
on Investigation " foaad thss The viss
was extremely ssw. having bssn nsds q
drug ssors 10 Cheyenne thst sslf ss~'
dsy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

LADis.. w very ssstioas hcs Yen tan
pr ~isb sampIss Of many ssis comsssfs's
offered you. shish nsy prove very dsn.
ssisg 10 sbs fabric SD hsods; ed isstssd
oi these similar epy.~v,sy psshssss, u
sas~ 4, s.t the OIL, LTs~ir-s ss'ssis ~
i.nrJ sud kiiss.u ass. Sac oste'D4'
JAMES PyLEB PEARLixE- Md ~
eli X gsoesss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

Mr. wYYr rssD DIR GRAVES HEAgr
REGULATOR ~i,h srsss relief. Il is the
opIy relsif IRON Heart Disease. ] chsss-
fully recommspd IT, y. D. Miller. r. n.
Malbssry Grove. Ill 81 PR bostls. Free
pamphlet es r. T. Ingalls,. Csabrsdgs.
MnAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

There 10 nothing like DIR. Tbomss Ee-
Ieetro OIL 10 quickly csrs . cold or rs-
Iievs Loarsensss. Written By Mrs. N. J.
Fellows. Burr Oak. ~. Joseph Co. Mich.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

Oea- Esnsrods nan = = said - mean
. 100 -sf-s-oasqs qsito. I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

The 0rsai Army u The kspss'ss al
il citixsss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

A New Yorker sto wss ~ Aissour' 49,
isll found number 81 men digging ditch
between lwo smsll IalsH
/ don't ses the object. W. observed. a.
tsr surveying tbs work ios svh''s'
No. dryiy suswsrs'l the boss.
The lakes are too shsiivw 10 w ssv'-
gated.
WsilS
Aud The ditch can, l's VI Any uss 81
cept I" tho ii,D.
Aisbbc n0t
Bxy, called the settled hsv Yossss.
what ,s the object of yoss Internal o's
ditch spyho~5
To is.us 100000 vsnh Of bonds on
vss the eslw reply
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07

just li.tss 10 this. Martial exclaimed
Mr.. Jssply, Who vas reading bis svssiss
paper.
Ons of the dogs u tbs Losdos psiss
sLow 1. valued Il ~. .OOUl
G,oI gracious! that's ~ors nossy esss
.vsr ssp.rs to " vosth 10 ~ I'fs' said
Ms. JYpiy.
sons dogs are worth more sLss ssssfs.
Jeremiah. quietly rs~arked An- Sssp'y;
sai NJ. J.rply eyed her ios . neoees
sad 81, sbs ned sos sis up ~ his sbss
evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-07
LIVE NAN
THE OLD
Rutland Savings Bank.
Organised = 1851.

ecsupses N rsciys deposits Day - alIss
snt<ress irUm ~ esst ~ tvssy moetA, yoHebe
Jsssssy ind Juiy III. ~ sa1h year. Ihs bask
u - .ooe snd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
THANKSGIVING
rSoot,uluoN ~ us rrssirssi.

IN. American peoflo have alssys shunian'
gau- o. ne tnsnsfuI o. AiuniErN 'tN Nn
waicffuI carr and EuiiinE nani as tten man
ifssiet m eyerN s-Fs ~ tnsi.
~ .aisY hai.ng thea in o. nOur ui tark
nsss as IanEo Ns uitinE anI TrOQff tnt'
ansfirn ttus fsssr-i steuli ono asY tn ever
r~rlriv $40. sf1e ~ u-.ine.s of Onf
and rstafu th uks o. hin tH az bH fa
gn.
a. tnfaf states of Nmsric@ a. hrrenf 90
Iruaia anf 81 arsu rtuI-ist tns 90 ls1 81
Nofsmhar Irsfanf 49, as uf rnN lrans
sslnE tnd PRAYER a. d. nfose ~
bs..sc.. b. -
psniai anI ist tra reuFis s.rmhe ln Nef
usuaI places of sursfIr sni euh Ntf -
-ouEsw praise tefnall
al tfaf b. a. Hrrr fT us bel Ne ffaf tast nas
ras-.f fruur r~rrsrrNaftnn sauniil
ans nr our asu.srance tfnm
dagger of roHrral CrnFalNon %
80 IT ps.rs 49, fr our saev 49, gnlfi
sfr sars anI ruuurs ri safa AfF
49, ar rfrf otter usiions Ci tne esfln tI
or -curif ssalnsi ~
tfoussr.is anf fIri te surfts sNn
80 90 nIrnfruus Cruls unIn rFEaIN tNf
afnf of tts t-usrantman and tucress on
nafH.na araIn 49, fr fnn UnufFHtM.t
i-hroaErouf our nerieu ~htn minrs i..
fu.In III rnaararfa anI aHlnlarrr AuA De-
fhrre = = o. on d. lsF uls 90 sFaN
unIrn of amUIf. auCuneI ani rnssirnrl N
trnIar II an aseNaNnNe Anl fl lN,
.ra n-frrrunHsr Of nirnta I'D IcaaH.
uDufnImanHna rrnra fnr UHs uf afHNiHu 49,
~anrnafnan tna n1n.laul AluHNN nUlua ADJ
lsInsNF nn mrans frErt snNr - sNN tusaAr
49, enjoy MH U'mtHrs "a nft
ID fn.r frnIr mafarrH hearts 49, Inr.InrI a.
f.sfs III rnarln anI maI I'm anIfnnHEn
ID 90 frr na.I aM IUu..r iuE
n.Haaurr UI our U.uIl.l.u All lN-H- 90
- 40 rranHa..NHnm n.Hrn a. nUIaNln IN
Grntra UIrVfIkSu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
LONGEVITY IN SEw HAxPsHrRE

riati.f,. SHOW that New Hampshire 10
pn-sminsntly the humeo i the %ccnicnaItan.
uunAgcnauan AMI 0~togenanan, 81 hale
anl hearty old men Who began life with
tie repuhlic. Indeed, % numerous are
lie veterans az the var II 1912 In some u
tic rrnioic touns of the Granite state that
alalHhr Impression prevails there that
'ihs lt.t war. al itissul called BY these
warriors fl hyrouc days vas fought en-
tirly ~ Nss Hampshire regiments and
that from lMnlys lane b. she battle q
Ncs oficans they carried the American
banner % the front on every ha~nl-Coniei.
"A lsld. Many theories have bccn spun
a. % ~hy people should live g. L. older
In New Hampshire than In Vermont OF
Maine. on cuunc. there must h. s1me good
roasnn ior Il. Perhaps u i because they
take letter urc II thcir health aud under
stand What j. the right medicine ior tie
usht disease. such a least would seem
% b. The inference from The follo~ Jog ac-
count ~ Charlc NJ lampney, Esl a sell
known attorney anil counsellor. IT llamp-
ton. y. n, Of bow be VS. cured q rhea'
uaiismf
Il have bal several attacks Of Ihcuma.
iism within tie lat thiriy yean be avs,
'and have gut "a ofthem the 1T ] could
With the help u good physician. The
last aiiack, ~hioh began IN April, ISL.
the sevefcsL ! was daily under the
care - the doctor. Who gave me tie hct
attention o. relieve ne II the severe pain
and g. fciat he contracted musCles ! vas
taken On tie hack II the ne,k In a ics
DAYS The pain moved do-n into the hmbs,
AMI IA the Courrc ofthr,c vcvks hal run
all through the points from head g. foot.
~ the commencement n The fourth week
u had apparently settled dnsn u stay All
over ne from the hack ofthc heal 30 the
toes All ! was unable o. move any part
II the bly, stospt tie right hani Al the
rfit ioiuis The day before. icacon
IIobl-. a usighbof. vho bal lcsn suffering
&c sssefal months 9TH rheumatism, sent
ne vofi that BE- vas taking Athlophoros
snl that u "a doing him gs-d Nv father
aoCorlingly ssnt O. ll-ion GO ahoiile u
vas brought into The house Al ) oco,k IN
he evening anl founi me lying in b~i
Ike q ouuss
Il .as about % give up the rhosi ani
Of Coufas Ws ready u AAe anftNlnf in
hop~that Il might H. some rord. Ado~-
va administered anl thfse hours later
another. NJ hearing b.ams oltuse AMI
nv heal oonms~l i%ifoppci into a sleep
anl slsIt ell night The nett morning
amer waking I hai NJ pain ani could
move snv pan ofthehssly. IN che course
ofihree hours ! at up In h~l viihout any
aeisanrs. coni'nHcl ~ take ihc NELL.
cine every three hours through The LAY
anl q part II he nctt Day AMI ihen
sorrcl
"lnaic- DAYS I bal very severe fhcn.
matte pans in thc thumb anl vhen l
vruii o. loi one DE va administered l
tirrtail night All in thc morning iho pain
- zone 4 fcs DAYS later DO returned in
t'r IN hand vrIr Nn retiring
orc ier vasui.n. I'enl ~ f.oT aml
fn pin in thr Tie uNe
arnnnt 0f no Irr tHim - D.r All q
l~sifl.u's 90 I Dave 90 nf o RI
e. ra .rf .I fI ilr Afh.
iri - -f.I rr rrl I mrui
.ri.aI uiI h.trfl. ir
H.. .a HH.H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
THF TRl-WEEKlY

Asa.. gabI .lsf Tarsfar rrarsftf anf sna
a. m.runss Is 80 sfraUT tupfuffi 81 e
aarsathaf thr rhrk~sf n--srsr~r a. tnr STATE
faf ha grof N r1rtNns ~ Nfss ulslahtrt
frnm ffsrr 4aarsr nf - gatr tttrst hutu
Errrrss tee su Ihn SEQ 81 usfr 0eatsfs
taslaatas p.tiy uspests of Nh"iss.is
rsts.. 90 r~erttsas usFkst sri see
ca 80 stsis iuistssace NtAtuth ~
ffkIs a.. ne fsus sssrlftf n . hai ~
a. uerinrf sin sFrffsI r1Humns uf AreniNts
aarfs. rasfu. rrsFr To mF oFfmfnt To-
GER. filuoa haze rssY ierfsasei 10 cffal.NHf
TERMS -ors c1pY IA = fetr. ~ 80 ia
afFsHrf. rres u pssAss ia n1nihf - hfee
nouihstlqo afssrrf paymrai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
EASTERN ARGUS.
loOO-lo8o.

Thr Arsus suisrs o. 10 stth rsr uu isf cad
uH g. n 80 ansr'r Haf fnka ever nffHfH N bass
sErf srtrurn n ust 80 n,nf tiiien bflns
srssu thsa nst of 49, eihsf nalf psref o.
Nanr| hts nnfe n 10 rir mrrrantalflaip
mfat a. ~ttrsrl'ier cruisFe hsa IN
snf p-sFlrus fsu SILL tftiff 81 elTs lf
hnrnf anf s.ffrkN1a of furVHffrE "a ttl1
nsm ruE NstHnuaI AfulIifrt 30 naffr a
alsrfr fsnfusT 90 20 I'd Isle.
Trs Ars - rstsb Ith 4 IN a. 10 tarfafI
A. a'mla strstlea of ThrmNs 30 fsot o. clio
~ that .fest tlatrfmsa o. ~ enfaH OF faf
tower meni a. hHuo sfslfs AL m iHfrGa rs
eas 80 ~ AZ IN sasiae ~ nt'f.t 49,
itpas ~ q rs htn iraf 1919 ffhfs a. AfEas
Sis lsrII 49, furlnftrs ~ sknf $50 NfhN
Qrs. sfh 80 stlf sinnItsu n a efcfrf tIerf
Insuiats surh rs.rfnss - has ~ apis a. tne
Geese 81 sui g~rfrraurnt g. m q flrff
uaHfg b. - nseh' lee - ia aEnfai o.
af 90 rrs. 81 tfff tkfalff ne fnanuT ~
So ~ Hpataras e. Wssanst 10 sftlssIf
49, a. Ifefs sat thr
Obsolete cf tufh 81 x-.dsrnsE q - atutnc.s
a lei ts aaft ft aias rrsp anhihr rsfbftt
40 a. maffir ri fhr IInir ssfrf FL inrrUFfd
a. io d - eel o fvnstbI ell ns4a. n sfs
titr Nsfntsl cspfsL utN ssa - 80 -
frrpsri aaf fflrr - Rtas
.dan frsute stsss. ~ "a lsf 81.
fnfrcrf. o. 80 zee co. NJ q
d. lanHa sursfef. zee rtsrf a. zee 80
asi .sfrsfs gr0trrtFt ia 500
- oorpars usaih III siguiJ To- tte sffci
Hmtsisrs OF a.. al rrh fHgt raulr sl
o. rsr fef Aaes IA ~ iafueisN rtfa
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
BURGLARY IN BUCKFIELD

blNAfthLhs nov =
Burglars broke into The post-Ocice and
stove store o. 1 W shaw % this place
this morning and blew up the safe. The
coucussion asoke . family ou The opposite
slie % the street, aui they got up aud
struck = light Which PROBABLY alarmed The
gentry FOR they leN without securing
anything They also brOke into Ripley-
blacksmith shop ant tOok cut = sledes
hammer AMI cold chisels, which were
f0and near the pct once
The safe wAs q Morrs 4 ireland. and Is
badly wrecked. a. are also the windows,
&c. The clock over the safe Was stopped
N The inside door Of the safe
wAs not Affected 1.-THE b0rgisrs had not
been interrupted. they would probably
have secured considerable booty. There
Il 20 clue % The perpetrators.