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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Ia III lap of spflax, ~ HE great j., ol
those Who prefer ruaners 20 mud Al.
mon Day - Esst B1cka-lt has disposed
or his farm, GA which be- bad made great
Improvements, and has moved in.o Turner
-Wm. n. Haskell leaves ths D,Cos.
ter farm ~ ksst B1ckasid. and moves on
% TIE Silss Mitchell farm Hts father
nos-s on - M farm hi- ga move. from
-Dtylt Swell, fsrm-riy Postmsstrr.
m. o. haut sut shn~mskrr 40 Rot Sumnsf,
wrote ne from kxlrs. Iowa. In iss3 "Ouf
II mpsrance Nictory makss me thiuk OF
ohi htluc. have learned sithln q fes
faYs nat part ~ as,ioou 10 Extra blss
up IN tfc right causing great sxeitsmsnt
d. tteY hll'd thrir sN'oons ~ Exirs on
neirulsum. Brother
lr'sh oi Alnaru, the youngest suu of ~
bridge Irish 20 hsrtforf. l. smplo, Ing
mtuy haufs - Coovsft much n N, groNth
of hIs cellar swamp Into ussfal articles.
ard aiding mtuy tlus 20 frright Tor th-
cars A. hucknsld tfpnt uuufreis %
Curts uf Wosni \ txe hesn Cut this winter.
en- the tfsin Howard farm. In Hartford.
fur articles Or usc iustsai uf flei. siilng
much o. Che On, ght ~ Etst Ssmuer--
li.t lnst. dnsu to reroi cane in thr I'D
st thc sane p.aCc. htiug tosu tslcc With
Iu tsrufY. fsur hulrs .. The t2i va thr
fay appointed for m.mnria sefm in on
fhr death 90 pa CYRUS k.ckcr 90 lart.
nrf. ~ Rev NJ Scuit. ps-tor Of ths
chgfch AZ Elsi Samusr. which has not un.
III insf worthy mtmhsr. hut The 4. Zap.
rsf quarterly mrvtiug ~ oxflri CtluHfy
all long Sc vacant seAi in their wofk
f1r domestic aod forc'gn MISSIONS. sd
other deeds 20 charity n.sdci -llutfl ri
tui Sumnrr. tso afIliuing towns. iucor.
p1ratrf thc sane yraf, composed mostly
uf sfmers. having bad shout ne same %.
60 Cf pro'essrd Chnstisu. Hartford has
unIy our mestiug houss. Snnusr has I've
a unu1ner - yuuug men In Hartford,
~umurf aud huckarld are preparing 20
ave Ns'uc Cor western states. % obtain
ruIui seat uf sofk--Amnng The news
paQsr presses shIrh have hrsu destroyed
ID frr since ~ isrn sks d" Tsru >frrTE,
st Chascs Nils. Turner Thty Wrf~
placed iu hafilu a Co.'S huh Aud shoDk
Factory for safe kcsplug many siil rvgrvt
hat AZ press cannot uc uscd sgAin, 90
rlnUsh tne truth. lnrluflug AhstsIulug
from thf nse 20 slcnho.lC tflnks a. hry.
srsge-Erv Mr. Nnusou 40 Portland. IL
proving to he the rglt MA iu the night
r.srr-- rhere - fsfm within a mile nf
tle pisCe shero thc dr.t tosn meeuug
In Hartford "a bell, long kuoSn a. m
Charirs llayfnri farm usfc h. prospcrri
sci. ID hart labor hefc te reared fam
Isl or urr 500 an1 tnrCo daughters. WIFE
anf col. irru Az living uos. Husnaut an
STE ltug nos sIth'u thr,e miles Of 10
place wnfre his granifsthsr. william
llayfufl sas Moderator 20 the fr-t tosu
nrttng in Hartford a. o.. broken down,
n.uf auf rofF. lt d. ihnught ~ thr treat. |
.nrri of sumr THIS farm was osnct ~
Wm JHriau many YEAR,, Who va gooi
arurr vr~u tr controlled o. H. grand /
.nr uri.na l1fiau. r1N takcs me farm
orr bel proves Al gppi a fsrmrr a. - graud /
fstrrr as. auothfr Independent fsfmrf |
o. rr affCi fo iltrtf1-i--oaly ssvcr /
.fsr. moro fr March o. reigui warn /
q. 80. sill cone before he rsi 90. Agaiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
nae POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.

,xro,rn-Cfoss have come-the oliy
..~rfom % spriug UT nrrcs MA
.rf I'M to ~ in thc spp 'fiiunment oi
w.i-r.f.vs wsathsr--j ". kston l.
80. from an attack of erysiPrlss--
,~'fassr Rrs.s band gave = nne ~
,-,..rr.rt a. Uulon Hall Weiuesisf ~
III. 80. corsisiIrg 90 a htkul bar up
.-.frrnfrtsi mu..c ani drama, Oar
rn... fhr receipts 90 thg afur Srrc
-..r.t rnV fu.raTs ~ n =. Nlrrlr
49,. urh ~. . "a Tboma. Tharsday
800. -iumhfrmfn arc lrsviug tlr
f. neftou auf NcLanc arc q hul'd
1000 EIlhsrt.nn Pond. fhe cnming
'....r ruuItle snd r,fcivsl srr ptiat.
.--fte Corgr gst.oual fsrsnusgc--ins
Ii. o. rerest thC.r sntertainmsrt ~
1-....-f ne wttk-r . Cu-hman Is
f.,..rau.ri-m.i ha.t o. sts his soot
ut.
rrw.f .Hv a o. Pos. 20 Soaih
r.. ..tr Al Ircturr Il ttr Achiemy
r ...r wrtnr-.lsy etetIns, in the tIfst
....s...fs ChaICh. Bethel. a. large
FL. t....l.a'Ifr aufIfure. l1e sa 'rtt
u.H... aIs ar.Y urstrl Toe utr.
... r... .hrt strf-'f 49, BIZ hero. sut
-,-. or. thr lessons draNu from thst
n. nrr,ss the m'uls of yoaug nee
...a motive o. I've plfe. ans Oh
..r.asa .'c-keF. : l. bos.rr, ailrr
, r....rsfe of 81 years over the tir-i
d. .-..tt. .us Chafch. RAJ h.s rtsiEus
f.. ...f ~arrath. ta take tf.ci o. lrsi
..t. fare. mach O. 10 rcgrfi oi ne
...r.. arf community
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

yesterday 20 suppose bis Courtlng Gays
are ovef-The April Fool must soon have
his dsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Paus The Good Tsmplirs have en-
gsgsd Academy Hal Tor Lodge Room
sud will hold their meeting there next Fri
DAY evening II i hoped that there vii
nc a large attendance ~ members. AM
that ali ths fflends % temperance la thl.
village vii sod la their names for al
missiot ---W afdsn Bean OF abe State
Prison wss io town sftsr the burglars. Last
saturday. he started OF alone with The
three CnnNlcts.
Mr.. A. D. Bradford who has been In the
employ of she Lesllc Concert Company
Slshc. D. meet thc singers of Paris I'LL
Nui vicinity ucxt saturday evening. ant
trrangC f1f service 81 song Suuiay II
h. Gods cnuugh lnter,st ln the matter be-
vii bold musical convention An ln.
tsrcsting Easter service will be- held ln
the Baptist church. Sunisy evening" IL
hAs hen arranged ~ the SUNDAY school.
All Who vii bel entertained by such a ser
vice AZ Invited 90 sttsud--sThs cattle
upon q thousand hills are H., also, sings
the fsAimist. and The people % Paris uill
-esm o. agrcc with bin. AMI they thiuk
Providence wln care flr their beasts. u
they are tururd loose In the street. Thls
IL o. give notice that another power pro.
poses 90 take haui in this hnslnrss, and
al loose cattle To- the street will be- cared
fnf lu the pu1ic pouni. We .ght a. well
neglu thls crusade now, while The snow L.
uu the Efouud. - o vail tul oar plank
salks have hctn shptclci out snd used ~
The cattle Or barn yart----The sudden
death % the infant daughter oi james l..
Chass. drew out NAM sxpres.lons of syn.
psthy smoug oar people Monday morning,
shsn the fact became kuoNn--Thsre
Nas . go0i attendance a. The baud meet
iug iasi FRIDAY evening. aud al NE iusiru-
meuts we're returned but ihrcc and a..
.ignsd Thcrc Mil be a mestlng uett frl.
fsy svenirg. and an slsct.on % oficsfs
sll take place snd hy.iass vii BE- male.
AL src r,qlrsifd o attend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

wr.r P,nIs-EiWin william. Evangcl.
To. slppI,d tbs pu'p't a. Wet Paris 10
che mufr.ng lAst SADnaih. a. oar pastor,
Rev Mr. william sAs SICK aud unable -
be oat Mis-. Miukfd spokc A. No. Paris.
"a thr sntrlnon. for Mr.. william, atd
gave them a ycry ale aud falthfai Dis
coarse. 10 vii De- remembered - Mr..
Williams L. tD awe several leciuft- 40 the
NJ church tbs sesk and Sabhaih even.
lug. lgfh. o. gave isctafe AZ Snos =
Pals. last Safuriay evening auf SABBATH
sneruoou ard evening Dr. Sas a. NJ. Paris
Tuesday ani wciu csfay evenings ~ ihis
wttk--Augusius Dunham Is moving to-
to bis house on Chufch Street, parchsssd
OH WUls-j A Tusl has hrokcu up
hogsskfsp.rg and De- and Siir are boarding
10 the Msp.r llousf ---pr ID n Yates
has about a.I D. can aftrrd o. among the
sIck oucs. nr has - no fsgr nlghts lu
succession. Carng fur ths sufrflng. this
Ustk-E N Jldklus Who ID doing
business lei Portland. hss hstu stopping at
home a fw dsys D. d Jlfkus. bis a.
thyf. IA. aotu having quite asick time
Prof ChsmhffIslu tss a coUCsft 90 song
tonight tts p b ChurCh uuinu rruri
90 zoe slng.ng cltssss ~ Wtst pari. And
Wossfstnck Tho Professor - very thor.
oush To- BIZ teaching ~ 30 ciassrs grand
ume Is tnptctst---Oa oar pa.tlr hAs not
80 h,eu or hutls improsiug and Ne hope
sIU soon hs Alouifam Curtis "
Hsstou L. in iosu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

umrn,. The successful trrm ~ s.ns
.ns ..t... closed. Mautsy evening. 90
Irsf. uarr visitors we're present. Toe
..umarIiy f.sI grsiffa' io u A Cushmsn,
.sr fr flr fit1fa. .rfrfrsi De- has maui.
r..t..i .n h.- Wnfk--Wo Wednesday Cseuirg
.crarr,i thr panIC yctum, ard large
uamnrr strr present Mr. Porter Sifafn-
ans othsr. from Paris. ard FORMER 80.
irrfs rnul Mas attended The trcisma-
tI.r. Nsrr brA . Cslissl aud 4.
Jordan. ani received great aqq aass MI
Iirfan rc,rItri an rucnfc Ani responded
sfmIranIy Toe rrcItatinus by Hattie q
t'rs,krr anf Nr.lr D. i1riau serv Ncfi
ace leut Toe ptprr Wts edited ~ II u.
Ca-hIre arf Alice NcrriI. a ssCoui ptpff
So srraugri a. Surprise ant rad p,
N.ssF arrs Toe SCHOLARS sanE 4llic wi
..r..irfIug That lite atteuuon ls gIfru
O. mls.r To- 90 u-s.ou of tnr 4lcsii1n
49, omitted - Frank 4 Stfaru-. grafu.
ste of sd is slOorr.i.rg i1,Iy in 90 Wssi-
.rr Couuirt. anf las ef Dyed si.Itiug So
Or.rsr- furIrg co. txF.-.tIpu - oa1.
.afh school CHucrrt sll nr gIFru hrrr nn
tlr al.ruonu of Apr tth To- mlsic sll
ne sncsU.at Asalo ~ii oc sarg hf W.
A Cushmsu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

rfckrAtu -wm patuam has takcl ile
. r.. ra.f az churcl at Wrst Pro. tlr
..r.rr CIV hlrfrt- nas nrfr
..rl s.rk OBJ ra-t Utfk e'n arc Hfrf
...f A. Wet I.ra. go .r.t alcr Iu.
l.-rE urs. nf manf lYrt.s. Mary Aar,
.a.rrtrr rf urIu nnuuru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

f.Irr.ra -Mssfs Lizzie e.. shirley
trt I..a Ins are af bone. frUm Mr.
.a-s sscaoo. .r rnrt'arf f1r ths 4 isier
vas. .r-A Ace Norgsu let Wefu--tsy
sr.rf frs Sftks iu bostou--Mrs
VI a.y sd daughters have taken Rooms
a' Nr. ulrgus. Or the spring tern of
ae A.ti.uy Mrs ". came ffom rDpc-
tt httsas ,ast sumner, to v.st iriruis
..-r trf tec.iri to remain 80 hrf dangh.
ier ..ai attend th.s school, Instead ~
a.'..r .n Massachusetts. A. ny bal To-
,.a Tt- spf.ug term % ne AcAi.
.aI .lrrlf. CHS setk. Win a1o1t lap
trs others arc CD come rext Seek
NarY people .n tosn we're surprised
a. sex rY receiving Ms Nlfg "a W
p Ers gftfug carts She las ben
speeding t.e s.utsr NIth her suut in Bal
iu'rr tlf hss married william \. Iruoe,
e'f of hai C.ty--Mr. aud Mr. NeSmAn
-Ate retaruef FROM Elrope suciAnie al
.lr tes,fy thursday evening reAdin.s'
-i.. arf frfftshments A. usuA'-- NJ
tr' arrVtf here this sesk. alter tire
-tis carney ron Ausirsils. where o.
az .HFr fnf year 90 tsc-u l. Noas
.l' tts moved into n n Smsrts house.
AT a Co.e 49, take TIE house latsil
.0l rt ID Cousins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

ponrrR A'though ri. sPring - cold
anI backward. 10 wlI uot compare with
trr spriug OF i,ll. Teen ~ usrd O. bold
oar anuual t1su mcrtlng The frst Monday
iu April. aud rrmsmner PERFECTLY vel
that Sanday before tosn meeting ln nat
YEAR my father. Who Wss Highway Sufy'y'
"a f1r this District bad o. call TIE DE-
tflct out ant break The f0ais 50 hat peo.
DE coai gct thvre The SNOW ~ that
Zine va four feet on q level, q foot deeper
than uow TIE secou 4 dsy - MAJ "a.
training DAY 1nfer ne OLD miilts lss, aui
ABE company from this place Va warned
out. aud there Nas not = place ~ bare
sround large euough % parade The CON.
pauy on Mrshsch Pike va Captain aui
nsed ln thc house uos occupied by Wm.
Stsulry aui be took them into bis door.
yard aDd bY standing 10 q sort Of sent
circle thy dld parade enough 90 call ne
toll aud Wsrr dismissed The iQih ~ May
MS father hai lsniiug 90 lo&- some one
ani l.g miles from home and the most Of
the Ny t1ruagh The woods, ard d. went
Z, ok sn-r them snd The snow Nas Knee
d..pat that time. W. thea bad a fait.
Ard O.siper River rpse Higher than ii hss
ever oern s.uce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

OxFoRD Tbs school m District No.
10. tauEht BY Miss Boynton, closed last
~etk--ThomNs walkers little boy has
hen christsnsd II was called William
Dodge, Tor Mrs. walkers fAthsr-Mr
Bradford. who has been teaching vocal
music In adjoining towns. has given sew.
erAl lfssou- hoplog 10 form class, bot "a
the regret % many did not obtain a sulil.
cisut uumbrr OF sCholArs--A praise
service AZ The NJ. X church. led ~ Mr.
Bradford. Sunday evening. sas very nuc
snd well an, ndcd--Rsv Mr Keith 90
Paris, preached Tor Mr Cummings. Sun.
dsy--Mr Nauce OF Newport has been
visiiiug h.r uacle. Mr.. Jones--Mr Nc
,ii-tsr, wife and sun arc To ,owr--Johu
whitney ant wife have gone 81 Boston ~
Ni-t nieuds-- 90 Tuesds, sftsfuoon q
rscs ~ hsf mil. IN lsugth took place be-
tween A q nints's horse aud Frank
Lords coli. re latter Winning macy spcc.
tstnrs wsre Nellie Andrews
Vas in WI lsst wei she hss a situation
ln M N'rsay lligh school TOE people
here Ar, very sofry o. lose her A. atsachsr
Mr. llerssys ftisnds will b. glad %
learn thai she l. All. O. be- pisCsd Lea a o..
clnirg ciaif--Mr. jones IL quite uuwsll
Mr. Pukins l. vcry sick with pn,u.
moula.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

Vs. uuuEt TIE Msrlh Don IA AT
..-...t 100 thr lamb rust suHn CONS
ar E.hfris hss ben whiting nirris
r..t a.tr I--r ~ ~.lfn Pare irrf.s ~
~. r.-r wrrk fn fn hrfr tnan tr ~
...t.f N.ss Whrr.rrs private school
.r.s..rr frl.F - lrnrstt tnr nsh
I..- sas trrr as SEA urrnrrt
No. Las r,.srf Iuta ths Neefran tulsf
Il Ell. ..rrrr opposite unfs store 4
.-raI 500 ii sen on tlr ltrf- nl uarf
So arrr ashamed tn st1s tef teen
a.f.r. Do Davis fftrl t1fm STA 30
.rr. -Nr. A. o. N1rtlis ii tga.u 0u
tt. rlafetr samples n. trF ronis '''n
t.. hos. 0f Ir.s Boo I'ft.sni
NssA a. Nas1u. of 0Hrtan. \ u o.
for.ar.rr tLr l,lsr IN co.'s AZ I'f
Sc De- Pleasantly .0ratUi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

lnrsEs Nuts.-ln tbr Kgmfiri Cruife
It.m. 90 me lrt1 Iu.t ~ uutlctd q mis-
tsse. sasirg " Lunau A1not clvsfd nef
.rtosl I'd Lnckr's Nils iast Sc'k ana D.
r..wsf home W thiuk fhc closed ~
wak-r'. MI.-. at Soaih Bethel, 90 aly
a.. she c.i not 40 lie 49, Mile, A. T.
KIu.su of Bethel. closed here feS ~t'A.
...--T There vs. bad concert sni
dane. wltl snppfr - NJ Abram Hotel
I..t THURSDAY evening The "cs'hvr 20
.Ir. o. seen Ike spfiug welcome sunny
s.,s. agd siuging birds ant brooks.
Cr~fgH LoVuL-Mf AMI Mr.. hi"eN
Ardr.s- ar, buth sick wiih lung iv'vf
NJ. % 4 McAIusi~r l. sick win cou-cs'
t'on az ths iuug- sud really the li-t or W.
- Il. larger thau % the Wrll--o T.
Arfrrws = here from - Bfidgt'n iuos
tor flr brsf AMI veal auimsis----S II
u.rr.nsn's mll has oeen shat dosu a ic"
f.v. III late owing o. breaking of the en
gIe--H r. WATSON has besu quite sie'
IN ate. BOT j. DON Improving %,
20. =, ths Riuk. saturday evening" Vol
~ Granville Severance distance tnie'
mll... time. rs minutss Sd seconds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

prnv -Thefe 10 quits = stir shout chang.
log ihv pn.t-CfIce here. A. ihefc are two
applicants flf t. one - lleury Be- mis-, The
oihrf j. Waterman kuighf-- Mr. n
" Babb hss span tbe riIug ani Move
eighty yards 20 hlantctiug this winter
UlIts oIi.fashIouri -Dsuirl WaIkrr ls
M low y,t---A lev msmhsrs % the
Frrs Baptist Church met a. DNdet. 90
a.. atth. o. make afrangcmcnts f1r buIii.
irr taeIr urs church a. West Peru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

ur,vtr. -FrsrE e. iesftt Ia. oolg at
t. n.rt.n farm of W. A.fu snf v.I rr
.f.. ,.r tne.c barred r. 90 yttrs $50
.arr lu good CortItInu aui al nf
r....I tn arcuumu.iafr nls stage
r..s Do has ttc coutrtCt tn CarrY ifc
r.. .ftWrsu E1si uumsrk llrrmafk
t.. Ur.srfr'I on the T.. "a cd ia. ruai
Gal. ns 81 saca tsy We are ttrl h.shJ
.l.rf .u our nal sgrt.cr. NJ lrstii
.l. Zoo ou CHS routs some tsr.tr years.
mi. So deserves bis prosperity NJ
A f.li Ia rtturufi bone. aiiff sped
ar0ut three moutts sltl bee faug atrr-
LaWrrnce. Nsss lit ~ ta.rty u.nF
rnies Instead of eighty rIur. as Y'lf
u.e nate .t. iu shICh ogr boys ran Coo
DRAINS auf dance lsst u.grf ai n
o. ua. Hos can Hartford writ s1 mos.
.r a. rosiaI csrff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
Sulphur

EDWARD KNOTT. Postmaster,
wavefly. Ia, says. hatc BEEN ia roof
hsai,h fof years, ani saleitl s-rli.f ifcm ll
.usness and iorplha lhac c.ataliri OBJ.
~, physic.ans and fpcnta g..ll l. q & morcl
.ih NJ permanent tsnel D. Az hli a1..f i1.f
h.ih n everything lpur1haseiufrcuoii.cf .f
suiphur B.iisfs and Commcrlci O. tase them
and. % my great loy, began toi,,l better a.ilf
,hefni do. NJ head il free irrmTa.n,n an.
pe,is god, and since uslng sa.Phaf Differs D
sn;oy lie With a fssi iong deef,od Impossible F
ana they vll purity he b,ooi a. no other can ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

F.sr Rrou~riur Cara C,urrt tn
aert rrs.frri of tar tHsr. t.rf sai'f'i
II rrrumnr.a un ttr A. srI es.
ttr ..tt--- cfar.rs >far.rf. a. on aIi
Wttrsn Surkurr arc sfffaiug Go
rrug trrn or Fyeturg Act1ruy .'ari-
n. h.rr--rtr a. q n a. mrffrg s .th
Nfs " "a stckrtY. Satariay. -,t1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

rI..e .s.rrae q Cooper ari v.'e
..s. SO. tn cant1r to SOFA ln ssasfy
E.r Tees hare .st thr.r b. acr tn erurg.
HrHr Wr.f So rrcfutY married U.s.
NsI '..t.rs .f fr.s tnsu -- lnrtrs htr.
.-@ .ls ..s Htrn frame uT MIR nr
A...u ras ncsn visiting irirui- len =
rg t.. e.ntrr Ste 10 rtpfct.i
...r--S Taylor ari wife have q
n.rr thr fsfh Inst --N Mr. hsr.
.-.r a-t N-s n b Taylor Aunt L.nfs|
a-. ...r f.t..r-A OBJ krri hss Eune o.
I.ra.I anf other c.t.e. ani t1sus un =
Isl. Warn va her. ani cross
.lI. comes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

nr1tVrs ruNu DR. " D LsQtam
al. OraFsf hrrr issi seek Ill 2
ID rrtnr has mnrtd tIs sfork .utn ttr
...-r at..v urclp.ai nY O e. uHlgatnr
Ell. .s more rnrFru.lut f'r t.s .rr nf nas-
-.ss Mr. kswsnu nss started q lY.,lm
q r.rrcctIon NIth h.s srlHn.---jamr-
N uar "a. rnIsrui hIs rr .n thr srrI-
.rIr 80 As nIne pair Of HNra f1r sa.r.
1sEr s r1VIrr potatoes faru. rs &C.
Ia. rrfnfn Iu rl.ir rapidly. af fI r.nt.
f q reported thai thr totrI 81. tn
...-.. harfs snnn. srf that Richard lloa
Al. ff. So Arnm llHasr. is to re .aut.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-07-29

ADDITIONAL TRAIN - Leaves KinzuA
4 Sll;05am, Warren l2:50pm, Irvineton l:50
Apm, Tidioute 3;20pm, Tionosta 4:50pm, ar
/ srives oil City G;45pm.
4 ADDITIONAL TRAIN-Loaves Oil City
k6:00 am. Oleopolis $40 am, Eagle Rock
66:5jam, President 7:02am, Tionesta 7:52am
4 Hickory S:40am. .Trunkeyville 000am, It'd
soute 9:50am, Thompson ll:00, arrives
lrvineton ll:}0am, Warren l2;50pm, Kim
fzua 2:05pm, Sugar Run 2:2O, Corydon 300,
sOnoville ai5, Wolf Run $3.50, Quaker
bridge $40, Red House I:l0 Salamanca
s5;02, South Carrollton $3.50, South Vanda-
slin 5;4S, Allegheny G;ls, arrives Olean
f6;30pm.
Trains run on Eastern Time.
TRAINS leaving Pittsburgh S;S5am, mr.
irving Pittsburgh T;25pm, are Solid Trains
between Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
TRAINS leaving Pittsburgh S:45pm, mr..
9riYing Pittsburgh 7;40am, are Solid Trains
with Pullman's Sleeping Cars between
Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
sH- Tickets sold and baggage check ed
Ito all principal points.
Get time tables giving full information
snOm Company's Agents.
GEO. :. GATCHELL, Geu'l Supt.
4 j. y. FELLOWS,
Gen'l Passr and Ticket Agent,
No. II Exchange ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
~. l.. CRAIG. Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
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4 A NIENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU-
. IA TION proposed 60 the citizens of this
5Cunlmonwealth for their approval or re-
lection by the General Assembly of the
of Pennsylvania. Pub
slished by order of the Secretary Of the
commonwealth, in pursuance of the LIST
section of Article XVIII of the Constitn-
ttion.
Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment 20 the Constitution of the Ccmmon-
wealth of Pennsylvania;
BE it resolved by the Senate and House
\ Sof Representatives of the Commonwealth
tof Pennsylvania in General Assembly
met, that the following is proposed rs an
amendment of the Constitution of the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in ac-
tcordance with the provisions of the
I Eighteenth article thereof.
AMENDMENT.
That section five of article five OF the
Constitution of the Commonwealth of
PENNSYLVANIA, which reads as follows
s"Whenever county shall contain forty
Thousand inhabitants it shall constitute a
separate judicial district, and shall elect
lone Judge learned in the law; and tho
8General Assembly shall provide for addi-
ltional Judges, as the business of the said
districts may require. Counties contain
ling population less than is sufficient to
IcOnSutute separate districts shall Dc
Horned into convenient single districts,
Tor, if necessary, may be attached to con-
ltiguous districts as the General Assembly
Imay provide. The office of associate
Judge, not learned in the law, is abolished
in counties forming separate districts /;
but the several associate Judges in Office
when this Constitution shall be adopted
lshall serve for their uneXpired terms,n be
land the same is hereby amended, so as to
Tread as follows: Whenever a county shall
Icontain sixty thousand inhabitants it may
constitute separate judicial district, and
lmay elect one judge learned in the law /;
land the General Assembly shall provide
for additional judges, rs the business of
Isaid districts may require. Counties not
forming separate districts, shall be formed
into convenient single districts, as the
General Assembly may provide. The Of
flee of associate judge, not learned in the
law, is abolished in counties forming sep
Iarate districts and having more than one
law judge; every other county shall elect
two associate judges, who shall not be re-
Iquired to be learned in the law but tho
several associate judges in office, when
this amendment shall be adopted, shall
serve for their uneNpired term.
a true copy of the Joint Resolution.
w. S. STENGER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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GENERAL GRANTS FUNERAL.

The funeral of General Grant hai
been set for Saturday, August Sth, ih,
family having selected Central Park
New York, as the place of burial
It will unquestionably be the creates
and most imposing event of the kline
that has ever occurred in this country
The military pageant which will folm
the most conspicuous feature will bt
In charge of General Hancock.
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fraud It's very face lfyou doubt business
goods we will send sample free, We have article
that every man. woman and child needs and Approci.
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE

The School Directors of TiOnesta BorO.
will sell at vendue or outcry on Tuesday,
22d, at l o'clock p. m, the
School Building and lot, size 5XlO perches,
located TO the South of the Court House
and east of the law Office of T.. l.. Davis.
TERMS-One third in hand, balance in
one and two years. A "brief of title" by
B. j. Ried Esq, which is believed to be
iunquestionable, can be seen at the Office
Iof May, Park Il Co. Sale will he made
upon the grounds unless the property is
previously disposed of. The Directors re-
serve the tight to reject any and all bids.
q. w. ROBINSON, President.
J. ". MORROW, Secretary.
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FOB WORK of every description execu-
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