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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

The story that Gov. Cleveland was president of
free trade club IN Buffalo, started In the shape OF
an alleged interview with Frank Hurd, has been
exploded after very short life. Gov Cleveland
Denied the report at once, and Mr.. Hurd makes
equal haste 10 deprive IL all authority. The only
basis was a remark dropped by Mr.. Hurd in pri-
Eate company that he had been Informed that a
free trade club had been organized In the office OF
law firm or which Gov. Cleveland was member
Rurnor did all the rest. But the episode is rather
awkward one for Mr. Hurd, and it is not likely to
help him with the next administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
PROPOSALS.

EosFIrA!. Bull DIHGs HAMProNvt-oFFIcE
e. q Eorabower y MARSHAL. Architects Vernon Row.
this oficS untii iwFITT ocTScK Noo U' ITEs1AY
!r mHd L. - Tor furnishing materals
purposes the nation q me Tor Disabled Volunteer
ton Pavilion. Dining Pavilion. Ward Pavilion, and
Separate las wiz he made for plumbing and heating
apparatus Specifications ard plans can be and al
s sy or ss ,s obtained at this office after Thurs
Al proposals lnast Re Endorsed 'proposais for Con-
fcr Plumbing asa Gss-fttins OF Hospital BUILDINGS y
wm + Fra Kin ff,s;nt oe he Bos'd q Manseers
at this off1ce and niu he accompanied bya certified
acceptae u contract II awarded The right 70 rejec,
any q 4 81 T' d MsRshA r xsctec
ia3-sIwtoJa3I
PROPOSALS FOR TOILETTFS.
Il OFFICE oF SrfERNIsiSi sEGlSEfR 1. AID AHcHrrrcr
Proposals ara a for fur snS S i iSs m
B sG III a! sSS%d TO OF the new fsnsa
lower h.ror which can be inspected
Ad'!ress TIL two ,. H., 9Th January 1885,
1885, New Pension Building
DRoPOsALs FOR TIN kOoFING
ITFcT NEW pension BUupING.
WASHINGTON. DC December 3lst. 1884 ,
Proposals invited for furnishing terne plates
abont 800 fee,. and also felt ana timed nails
for The lower roofs OF the new PenioI building Ad
EIGHTH oL January, 1856 at this office. at TWO
O'CLOCK ". in presence OF bidders who may attend
ta2-4t Sup. Eng and Architect
DROPOsALs FOR GLAZED SASH.
l. OFFICE SuPEnv1sTSG ESGISRER AND ARCHITECT.
wAsHISGroS. d. G. December II. 1854
and nney outside Fnch Windows s the ne%
Psasio building P1 and specifications at this once
Il IN the
Supervising Enyineer ANA Architect
az ,Ja3l0.4 New Pension Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

NOR SALES SIX ROOM RICK HOUSES. INV
VIII rent Cor 900 vl!ch 50 coo iecc terms
fisO. tn .aes Near 18th street
tor ga co lrees brick houses, : rooms, lGs water
auu la b. beast. Tor $4,000 ting Tor sac lice
1broom honse Nil modern improvements. l4crtlMeSt
renting for $50 month: 81 800 lI-room 4-s,ors brick
noft!eaft 50 90 casa o. txchH' house nd LOO
III Indianapolis, Indiana, Tor house IN Washington
small hotel 50 rooms. VII exchange county proper
ty: hotel subject 30 40 600 ncumhrance
jr2-6t JNO l. N AtsG AAAN soc Il street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

SO CESrs
Is thsprce at WHICH you by Suits and overc0ats
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
Good overcoats at IS. formerly $40:
S dfsSSa's al a. forery s
Excellent Oyercoats at $3.50. formerly sl9.
s sss Rs=ssy ssE$s5
Suits at $3.50, reduced from $13.
suits suits at g. reduced reduced from from sls
suits at S10.50 reduced from Sol.
Full Dress Suits, swaow-Tail Coats fine Brosdcloth,
Diagonal Prince Albert Suits at slG
But. Getaway Suits at 1880. reduced from s19.
FOR BOYS TO II YEARS
overcoass at 81 49, - and So Suits at prices
Just one-haf OF former pricea
FOR BOYS u TO IT,
Ovsrcoats at 81 60 $3.50 $3.50 and $3.50. reduced by
one-half. Suits same prices.
Pants for Men and Boys large assortment regardless
OF cost.
Rubber Goats and Gossamers at an immense sacrifice
the
MIsF1T STORE,
CORNER OF 10Th AND STREETS
pl sTsE Ss1E in aa THE CORNER OF ieEH
$12.
YOUR CHOICE OF TROUSERS IN WINDOW.
Sl2 Extra Value
VS. TEEL.
js2 a35 Pennsylvania avenue
DECORATED POTTERY AND Poncn1A1s
FROM ALL COUNTRIES
GLASSWARE Cutlery and
PLATED WARE.
FINE PLATES TOILET SETS
PARLoR LAMPS TEA SETS
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF DINNER
SETS.
NJ. W. BEvER1DGE,
JAZZ NO. 1909 PA. AVENUE
HEALTH FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Lest you shord question assertion will hasten
to qualify by adding only in of Coughs Colds
Ho any kindred lung throat ouble Ee-
campane and Eorehound has cured thousands It may
do lie same for You. Try 1t.
ARTHUR NATTANs. Pharmacist,
ta2 Corner 14th and /. and I'd and D sts NV
O ROCE RlEs.
WE ARE DETERMINED
to continue to attract rhe public Big New Store
and are therefore Offering =
Tomatoes in Glass, a, M
Climbers Peaches for Cream,
Large Cans for. ............j ..'"...-.....$l0O
Eyapoyated Apples, - ., m
ES Si rate Peaches,
81 lbs for 81 90
Plain Dried Peaches-Brish. Fruit,
New tSs turkish pr,ncsii "
16 lbs for ......... 81 90
New French prunes,
Cali Quick. as these are SPECIAL BARGAIN Io ora
and will soon disappear. ~ -
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
ss1Don't fail 70 try. our MANDHELING JAVA
d29-1m n".
COLOGNE, Co1oasr, Co1oosr,
FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE
An exquisite nprenatton ofossuns Of Orange RoSeL
mary, bain' violet and Roses. made only By
MARIN J. OGRAaf Pharmacists
18th street and New York avenue northwest
Also fnii line cut-sass Ware Plush Cases. Shaving
S@ses e'c.' esc. - d4.lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

MONEY, MONEY, MoNrr,
CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY
No. IS " BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE Nh
LEVITT Il SALABEs PnopRrfrons
Established l82S
large and liberal advances made ciaruouJs
Ware Gold and Silver Watches and In gem
era aid the goods kept for any length OF time agreed
upon at the rae OF 2s per cent Furs Kept cedar
cless AL transactions strictly confidential Parties
can send their goods Yer receiving PROMPT at
tention return mail Refer by permission to Ma
tona Marine Bank Of Baltimore. Md duo A wbitriige
Md orI-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
ScHoof. Surrs
School Srrrs

clds suits ss; 20 u ,ho. pants g. GO g
and Is NJ Boys Single Jackets q IS g AID g 80 up
Cd's Knee Pants 70 II soc. c5cr 15c, 81 child1
flannel shirt Waist &c. eo and q. Misses and Boy
.reE zoc and Soc up. Good woInen's solid but Shoe
si.2S aud SLoo Hl4-lsle feunsylxsn,s svsnqs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IvC!; ~AIr-rOUR NEW THREE STORY BRICK
Y houses rooms each aaa " ta al modern Inuroye-
netis the northwestern s.tion tor iur.hee lnfur-
NATION Epply 70 he owner, X HIND, Si2 7th
Stgast a rtaMeSt. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
WANTED--ROARD.

WANTED-PERMANENT BOARD FOR EN-
w tleman and vile VITA two small children and
ROM two large bed rooms and b.th- Uufarnished pre-
ferrest. VIII not pay $50 pvr month Address,
giving particulars JAMESON, Star once. dos eo6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

tseu OOCfS!
The relief earnestly desired long and patiently
hoped and waited for, is at handi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

! Nor SAI.E-A BARGA1N-A 20-FoOT, ROOM
II frame Dwelling, re2;uS al 40, aud l<-foot frame
Story with stable, all lot SSxloo aAfooi alley;
sout 1ern o~ure X street northwest: prizes L.
! W. WBfrAhER l4,6 lena. ave IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
FOR RENT-FLATS.

1tOR RENT
Il In the "Richmond.n cor 18th and streets north
west. nicely Furnished Apartment Will be rented
for the scason Immediate Possession given. Apply to
THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
d3l-6t 1924 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
IroR skLf-nAN psoME 7-RoOM All MoDTEN

4 improv, uerts house: very low II taS n at once;
beau; ifnl dwt q. it'll spdsume furniturt 10Th
str,et, just above Dnpont Cigce, Ihrec tasty
/ bricks com l-.ing Al modern impr' yoniants
6rooms, bit. range lAtrobe g.. D. 500 each. easy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

N.R.-THE HEsT IS THE CHEAPEST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Season q he year the system l. b greater dan.
g. from fatal disease thla a lnT other time
When ne cd weather oomrs. ne pofes Of
the ,kn. al.ays opsn IN warn v,lihef, arc part.
D. clossi up and ne waste material usually pass.
ins On tifoush this shsnnsl, !, cent q ne XII.
nfys and Bossls
As Ne eat richer hsafiir fol in ths winter,
al amount q waste material q b. carried away
b. lrusasci and ihefsiofs grciisr amount q IA
b. b. thfoan uron ne kiinoss, irsr. ani niood
Thi hing, oui ne vrak points q these o.
rars. and Pf'ai fH hgL Hrmlrr nas
Past Tsef Feasa Clf. Nsfa,gff.
Grant. flirarrI. C-rrJafrT. aaf trs-
fsafffn. t1grih.r uih minor sa-i 10 Car
- T-srn. MN. Sw TfH, ~ Hrfiii,
D,.aHaaf nu 1000. g. aic iht prevailing
toaIirs Cd u.nff. The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

RuAToED. AMER Court adjourned, Judge
Virgin visited Norway, his former home,
and a frisni anxious A. % his health, said
10 him that be Vas not looking 90 stout As
usual. when the Jagde replied that II be
YER 10 take hold OF him lat the backs
be would Sad there was some ouckram len
vet: which reminds me Of a contest that
occurred AZ RumfOrd At he time OF the
building OF The railroad, In which the Judge
asured conspieuously. Three men, s,ran-
gers, stopped AZ one OF the hotels there
were two them. and gave out word tina,
they had followed the line from Portland,
stopping a. the principal villages, and bad
cone % victOrs. 30 far, In "lining al 81
heels" wrestling and pulling nngers.
The challenge soon drew q crowd, aud
Judge. then Writ, Virgin Was selected TO
"nft al stld heels Their best man lay
down, and Writ lined hin easily with one
arm. then Writ lay down and told Two OF
their men 20 IN al bin. Que Al each leg,
aod they could not raise him after that
they DID not care 70 try him at the backs. :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

RoNurUr -C~ylpu pnrt-f d. very -lrk,
cau.. a % Wrsilug-The staple -
hove dulslri drtslug ln-s % Sslt hlser
The foxes in this vicinity sfr urussA
uumerou. aud bold. boz Dauitl Gsmm o.
the veteran flN buster. Is on th- Nar p IN
with three dogs. sud ~ expect their ran
wII b. tiiunsd-The ffst cfoss n zoe
SEASON made thsir appearance, this no n
ing
wHtcl.m.l l shout the new admins
trstlou Seen % be- 10 yosuc-so hsrs goes
TIE weight % the Secretary VI III lutsrl-
or. name should make bin lAmer Lamar
than any other member OF the CAhinrt--
"A Jenne Ia. fulshed hauling poplar
Jacob uod-don will duish hauling spruce
thi. mouth-rhe tr,spass case, Coo W.
Braieen. Ilu reality q line case, i in,n'
| 81. ven FOR Roxbufy. hear 10 has been
referred % Hon Rufus Prince, Of Turner
- hear some one has written 10 us
/ oxford C0uafy Airsriissr giving The money
she % The highway question 10 this t0"n.
A year ago. We raised too small sum ol
money with the understanding that every
one wouf have a chance % work 10 th'
amount OF bis TAX for road purposes, II b
woald work for what the Commissioner
would psy bin. This agreement was Us
| regarded. which fact bal the nAturA re-
sult OF causing return - the labor TAI
.ystsm. The case here Is very dlnereu'
nom that Of many towns. Quite shAr'
OF our people can not leave home TO wor'
Al logging, etc 50 they can work ihell
TAI better than pay their money. vii
.how the cash apostle roads A. well sns
chsaply made With those ''Old horses snc
sts.r.s a. be can show made with money
especially in winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

UrroN 1t SEEMED yesterday a. though
winter was i,syiug Nc, hot TO-DAY has b-sn
very co.'s and rough--A travelling show.
msn passed through here last wei claim
lug % b. nom san Antonio. Tsxss. TIE
boys called him Jumbo on account n hls
sIfe. bat hi. sutsrtsinment % sleighi II
hand ycutfloqlism wAs snail sf,if--
Eina Lane and Chester Coolidge are Al
homs--John y Brown has taken hls
team from IN. woods. A. the ssoS l. TOO
deep fDr pfOnt---Mfs VI 4 Haywood
L. quite sick with u-rsou. trouble Dr..
Tssiile called 90 see her, yesterday.
John I bragg bad dispatch that bis
brother. rhuantrf. Who Ia. been LIVING
ln Rockplft. Nassachusett.. died lss,
sunday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

SurTu WoopsIocA goth ~ The month,
aui uo sap wsath~r yet many proph"sJ
that ths run OF sap viii hc short. a. u ! 80
iAie--G-orge Wilson has hired The ben.
janlIn klmlsi farm Tor this year and i 70
move Immediately &c. q. Dow l. toll
irCtor aud Constable Tor This yrar--E'a
DoW ha, rctarnei home from Bethel She
can now walk without The All % Clutches
--D1ra York l. attending school A Bethel
uln. this spring Evangelist Wllliams
lectufed AZ the NJ D. church on Friday
.U.rHrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

NxwHv.-The signs Of spring 90 ~
....i,i,lx very fast A solitary crow ~ .'s
h. ,ep<arancs. the other day. Nso %
.t..t - or three sdv-utur0a- sp.ffoNs
~ me roadway. IL l. the season 10, va,
49, - :, Weld their sweets. but Jsos
80, all kssps his embargo on ,nem-
= ~ u.,low has nearly flushed his Joo'
80, nirch. be has three pairs o, oken
$3.50 s-.es 4. pow rrsdy % sell--Otls b.ksI
y. .,..i.s nom Ramfort % his son ~
sadie Baker l. Improving,
Nes - 80 Minnie Wakef
49, 49,. 1x. bat q few days nouceo
our iarymss came 70 Vow "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

uinau -ul Sstarisy. &C. ltih. Elmer.
so Df NaNssu ktukiu. Oh CO.. load u'
rnr.r arI rrnkr n0th nours uf hIs .ce.
Il.t n.sIow the turc o. -. attended ~
ur smith III Cora. -h--lf j l. hrurtii.
ehthas h..ru uni fye srsks, - doIug Zoe
r.. rract.cr anf rI.ir. some tmrs ID
NUf RI |r tnr prIut.r.s trsl of the 'f.
-r.f f.nafr H.r.rf ts- come hone siucs
tnr nuruiug of tnv Record ut-s 10 lsu
rssrv t.t. tlat ca e lei to tlr mnaniaius
srer. tac suns d. thryr ictt ieeQ, Ani ihe
tnrrmnm.tfr ID Irgrrcs nrlHs trfu, snrn
fr. frr gsfs 600 hnt for hin GOO iir
f..h. Nr.. usrual Wage uf Srnsgo. 49,
.ar.li Iu Hiram from ihr rvsiieucc ui Der
go. ssml.I % Bfosu slr died lu haf-
-.-nr. tEr asa. uf congestion of t1c lungs.
serf wears. Src a. lll,t. fVarsanlr,
UEr. a. aumau. So auii al tlr tic.s-
..t.fs.uf .fr bal faithfully Performed i1r
iatv of thr h1af i,r daaE ti,r, NJ. l.
La Narrr. nf WrIs River. VI, attrui'1
t.a murra. Mr. WIggu lraNt- inur 500.
ari fIlr Ialgltrr. --Ol lhursiaY, l-t1,
Wrs lua. sIlc 90 PEEK 7 Nadssufih.
f..i 90 mruI rarou- Cfual, afttr a. ilars-
uffs1 itY-. sgri 81 years Nlc ltatts 40
infant lsuehtsr. 40 mnuths Oh. Sae
Was frmrfY sn accump tsachef'
arf hsr ulfmry fraih hs- est glpom
amlng boz ulmrruu- ffirni-. ol~ a.
thr uu.y ,hII of Joseph n tui ApQhiA
d rrcnmn. nf south Hiram. Mr. ti9r'
.um1 L. iu feeble hrslih. sui Sss unanir
q. atfeuf fhe funrral --ue tht l-in, hft.
urrrs 4 LIucutf. SrU knpsu lu ohi'ri
AT Nufk cuautles 90 Forty years, a.
.....r. Mrfruf.sf arf trmnrrknCr NAB
-. .o.rf dead .n an nut.nuii iiug Cause.
r-,rt t..ra-r "a. ansut u years Oh.
tl. "a. f.fh.r ROT Wm "a LIn-cutt, station
.,.rf al I'D. rator 40 Briigtou Junction b
30 90 Cspt Melville e lAoscuii 81 ~
flrf. kau~a.. formerly ui lniftrruil ~
Vn.. --it 81 very .'csF ~ Colds e"l :
anf lfflrrt, L-mlr. Cotton = conun'd
to tI, b ,lsr hy i.usss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

WILSON'S Mus -- Auothsr DAY that
bsar. some promise OF spring, bat U u
hriug. such spell ~ cold westhsr a. last
Monday SO. w. could have sell disprussd
with TO- TIE saturday. mall 90 Dot gst
In uurl san ~ forenoon. To-Day the
nslghhofs are shovsllug ani breaking
roads Mrs. Dolly Morgan l. very
slck. al.o Mrs. Lacy Cfafis--D. & a
n q Brunsii are done loegiuT ani Others
vii nnl.h This week The prospect II TIA,
those who Wish can haul until the nrsi Of
Nsy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
7 he Year

tssi promises io hc ous q mlll t.inr.i a'ia
Thsfa.ny season. iail1ssi BY tis .ai.ns, oail
and tiai sa1,erlri bI ne Earn ael'.a RI lsn.
af .lf.ashi O. ishiihss.oa II many diseases
iaIkng within be- TIE i.Ti iHr, i.aiHol
til no.c slssg.,h li &C. llrg.s RI e..iI'f.
rriu,-, 90 sousie i.s o., "a SOD a-- l....s..
Y.ar harif roa, i.l hfir Ja.rf.. i.t.
rrl ~ 60 N.sf.i shtsff ia MT. l..r
N.al.t. somri.mrs accompanied uI'h chat
na1Nss stRUrArffft n vtHahNrrn ro
CoaHrlr tit ruiN
TIE daughter cf naihrl 9th ihe hfcl fes'.ng
pa'e ilcr hngal SER, sii'aa o.mrlo.an .hi's
ard fever. r,ra something a. 0la'cfac o.
sfcrt IIrrr. -ri ,i..fI ur-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

''l f,p The spring season = here. ol'
- Nrailer sautiie ate t1ough Is - n
l.-... a. tae poor forioru CroS las ar
N'ri -- kphra.m Wigkt Ant sou nfose
..-f in.iaY thsy have been In The Noois
.-.r at ocptrmner--Oue OF ctrAtton
-istriss horses diet. lsst week, very
'-iiguy cause supposed o oe sioppsge
- Lazy - sad % have ne largest
-. m NJ state ~ is axe, 1Ciug eleyen
-'1ias o't. ant girths 5 feet ant lpcnes
TIE mInks are gettiug % BE- qai.r
tsliy Aat oo.d; your humols correspond
~ t..ei 0us ln q sleeping. room the Other
-'il.ng. atsf xetting iuto = cupboard and
-P'e-iiug things generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

RrNFoRD CENfnE The Juveniles
met lat Tuesday evening, Al the Good
Templsrs Hall. 20 have a good time. They
inslt,d a few other school children. who
are not members ofth,ir society, aud car
rlcd food fof = lunch. aud all vent merry
IAN one ut'ic giTl. accidentally, An lcked q
lamp on 90 The hoof, whtn, pa stoi scat.
tefiug OF chiltrsn. an explosion of The
lamp, and n,mcs lesplug high but won.
defful 90 say, the bo,s rallied their sense,
aud put cot the flames before spreading,
or dolug much harm. and no one was hurt.
Little Geofgls Lufkin TOOK a his coat aud
beat the nr,.. while otlsrs ran for snow,
aud tfOd upon The 4 'Or, 80 that IN few
momsuts' time they completely sxtinGulsh.
"a the fre. without receiving any injary 10
themselves. save a scare, OF suY great u
the building W. Thick thsy displayed
true manIlnfss In their hlhayipr, bat al.
vi-- them not % meet sgsiu Ia the evening
aloue, without some Older persons 20 care
Tor thsm-rhe wiuter has broken -
last. aud people bseln 10 tske longer
br,ath - The pro.p,ct of spring sdsaucss.
The snow b. WY dep, and u sill tsku =
bot suu o. clear 10 swsy A. The present.
date. q looks like rain. which will render
tfayCliug impossihlc--Mfs Kelsey Eaton
has returned home. allsr an absence ~
weeks visit. with frlsnds Al Lewiston
Mrs. Dollun !. stlli conhucd 10 her bed.
but Il very patient In her sufcrlngs. Her
sister !. with her now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

J.s-ph wsrdwell threw their b,st man 10
ths wrestling match; amt Joe Chsse. who
had stif nngsr, was TOO much for then
a pallipg hugers. aud - they we're beaten
a. their own games
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

r. SrNNEE. The many friends OF Mr
aud Mr. Isaac RICHARDSON, formerly %
Hartford. will deeply regret 10 learn %
the Death of Mfs Richardson. which &C
curfcf a. Ewerisyiiic. washington Terri.
tory, on the en- inst Mrs.. Richardson
va 4 lady of great moral worth aud great
Ia esteemed ~ al Who knew her smlahls
qualities Asa Christian mother. friend
ani neighbour. she Nas truly model, sud
her death vii BE- sincerely lsmeutci. llci
age Wa o. years Mr.. Richardson has
since hls removal Wet. buried also 4
daughtsr H. has the sympathy OF . host
Of friend, The Cougfegatioual Ladies
Circle met last Thursday AZ the oil D,ac.
Rphirssu HOMESTEAD. ani hsi socisl,
happy time Flny.nvc parsons we're pres.
emf Rev Gumaa Rice baptized tso
PERSONS ~ho were received Into The church
one week sgo last SABBATH
A large de. gallon from Jolon Grange,
T. 20 N plsunrd o. slsit The Turner
Gnrgc. Saturday, 2lsi Inst ~ reason Of
The severe weather ani worse travelling
that day, he delegation Vas reduced 10
about = dnfrn--Rcy. W. J. TwOri ~
Csutnn Nil deliver bis lecture on " The
Life of Christ. Illustrated with stsreopii
con Views. AZ The Congregational church,
on the evening % The l0ihi small al.
mltiancc fce. 81 pay expenses. will BE-
charged adults a mfmpiisl ssrmou. Ia
honor of nca. Cyrus Kicker ate of The
Baptist Church AZ Etst Slmnsr, vas is-
uyUfed Sundsy. 22i, BY the pastor At
q school mecilng Ia the hast Sumnsr Dis
tfict. u y Cary was chosen Agent
10 sas our pleasure ~ recsuuy visit
your venerable ant faithful correspondent
e. Hartford" Al bis residence hear the
" Hartford Cold Srng We Richly en-.
loved TIE occasion. Ia lively conversation,
looklug over his numerous scrap books,
pm p'cinr,s. engraslugs. Interesting relic.
etc The chilling fro-ts % eighty Siuters
have not cooled hl. Interest In the frlfs 90
literature. scisucc and art While be IA.
hcsu obliged % Yield someshat 90 uAtaTes
physlrAi dsmanis ou Oh age. his memory
j. It'll quite good snd Bis mind active
a. takes lively Interest 10 current topics
Of the LAY. ard writes Tor seven or sight
regular nswsptpers. llls fcais with thc
pm are truly wOndsffuL AZ The az 81 j,
be C1pici upon space the .ife Of cent,
the Lords PRAYER. which Il lrginle. "Mss.
Ter Bckusil" wiil bc long aud gracefully
rcmsmhsr,d Ills son. n -nry. 0. busy At
tending % the many demands upnn the
I'd Cold spring The e. have recently
established ~ once In New York TIE
DEMAND for their ginger ale, lemon ard
other favored waters IL iucrcaslns The
60. l. -Afe and reliable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

N,so~ The orst real pleasant day TOT
thr mouth wss the 2o,hi snow mels,a
Ittle In sunny places --Gooi logglo x
"A some teams are coming fon w
wood.--Georgv = Mills viii noish hls
~. ~ u. met With q bad accident
as, wssk bis sled siih load Of logs ran ..s
,rro.. m. fesi and his team stofpsd WI
49,, io.a.d lied on one % them ne hA-
-, verv lane since. His brother j. dti'.
lns his tsam--C ; A Holt has nn'snsu
I'M. birch j,0--Oar frvoch crew ~.
,Doot one hundrsd cords vi 10 the Noo,i'
I...,b Scftnuer continues feeble ne
- - the sight o. one eye. Df. X -
Wi,.y gave Il a. his opinion that hso l ~
IN esil.d Al an earlier stage the cs-'
h misht have been saved. oar la'y M. -
have got hone my 90 no ~. uul
80 sar.rsd by stopping on fAfls hln :
s..s.v.-A. : Ban - 10 pat on ste~
~ .sw daring The night, A. bis nil mere
next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

hAErFoED. - March 18Th came 10 ten
lsxress o.ies t-ro. wlth = bright sun. he
as tosu a. many timrs a. FsDraAry save
aos oniy ts0 days more thsn hAli ~
@Afea s gone. Truly cold seatner hnssrs