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New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

TRIBrST OYFIcE. Feb 1O-l a ma storm which
had invaded the West Gulf states sunday night moved
northoasward yesterday. nearly to Sew-Engand Mean
time cold wave. extending from Manitoba TO Texas,
was moving slowly eastward across the Mississippi Val
ley The atmospheric pressure here steadily fell and
cloudy weather prevailed. with light rain amounting TO
90 inches The temperature ranged between 26o and
$40 the average C3Oool being 42' lower than on the
corresponding day last year and S higher than on sun
day. , -
Cloudy weather. with light snow or In. growing
much colder especially toward night aud clearing with
fresh winds may expected to-day In this city and
xici
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
pOOR MAN .
x,,,o, yol,t,ad IN IN, C,neianau n

Murat Halstead IN The Cincinnati Commercial Gazsts
Halstead admits that the times have been hard
and that newspaper business requires manage
mcnt Take the year 1884, In which Hastsads poverty
has caused his contemporaries good deal Of sorrow
and he has read some hundreds OF mOurnful articles
about his msfortuues. His dividends salary out Of
The Oomnerciai Gazehe for the year amounted to
$4,000 cash-not including some Investments In
bctterments-and ont OF this he had 10 pay his own
funeral expenses Editor OF The Ne York Exra IL Is
this that for his detection and
public criticism and sympathy should be regulated ac-
COr,fiuQly
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
sVICIDE or A BRORER.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Edward =. Wetzlar,
broker shot himself through the right temple to-day at
his home and died In about half an hour. lie well
known on Thrdst. where he has been In business for
several years and met with various ups and downs fn
ing seyerai times. lie not member of the Board
and of late had met with which financially
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
SEVERE GALE on TIE GRAND BANK.

GLOUCESTER, Feb. 9.-The schooner G. i. Whit
man from Bank halibuting trip, reports severe
weather on the Grand Banks She was hove down,
had her decks swept, lost five doriey, broke her
foreboom, tore her foresail and jib and lost her
davts She brought only 1000 pounds of halibut
She spoke the new schooner Ncskletia. of Dockport
s. off Sable Island with loss Of anchor and cable
and rudder gone, trying TO get III. The Neskletia
had - 900 poupds of halibut.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
HARMONY IN DIR. RAyNETS CHURCH
rhe Madison Avenue COngregatiOnalis

Church Society evening the trustees power to
appy to the Supreme Court for permission to execute an
additional mortgage OF $4,000 upon the church prop
erfv resolution was also passed In which the soolety
sfiirmed the official and financial management OF the
trustees for the three years. This was vltuay an
OF all that the Newman trustees did during
the recent church troubles
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
SOCIAL INCIDENTS

Mrs. Frederick Hunting Howell, of No. 40
West Fortysixth-st. gave Q small dancing party last
evening.
Mn Chapin, Of No 200 West Fffty-nfth-st. gave
Mrs O. W. Burn6a,n, OF No. 12s Fifth-sve., gave
0Rnsr party
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
THE OILTRAIN FIRE.

NEw-BRUYswICK, N. j., Feb. 9.-The recent
oil train collision the Pennsylvania Railroad set rs
to Janeway Company's large paper.hangng factory,
which was entirely consumed. The firm save $l5, 900 In
notes and money, together with their books which
contained in their safe Of the Marvin make. =.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WV iNbithiiONp.
WAsHISGToN, Feb. 9.-FOr New-England,
and the Middle Atlantic States. rain snow, slightly
warmer followed by decidedly colder weather, eastery
winds shifting 70 westerly or northwesterly.
For hie Oho,Naley and Tennessee much colder copdy
weather aud rain snow, clearing In the western
portions nOrthery to westerly winds. higher barometer
For the Lower lake region colder cloudy weather and
snow. winds shifting to north and west higher ba-
rometer.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

The tricycle. ought 70 spring ut into fashosable
for Queen Victoria whohns owned two for sons
years. recently ordered third They used by the
Prinsessss and by visitors Osborne The Cyel says
that nearly all the royal families OF Europe have ri-
cycles.-[ Philadelphia Ledger.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
RANDALL GIVES wALLAOEA CHAYOE.

Wilmington DIspntcH % Tie PhtI0deIDhIa 7tT1tE
Randals positive declination Of Cabinet
Office recalls Senator Wallace to the front aud he Is
freely discussed for the Interior Post Onice. IL Is
known that Randall would cordially assent to Waace's
selection and active likely 10 be made In
that direction.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

Of Broadway last night at Twent!eth.t, and was
knocked down by Nnth.ave. stage His little finger 0{
the right hand torn completely from his hard ana
the knee cap Of his right leg was broken he was taken
to his hotel where surgical aid was given him ny d.
Thomas Robertson.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

-' Diamond Ear Rings matched all sizes
Watches make $40 slOJ Sterlns 2yerwaee go
Post Ohce Names.
Letters for Europe need not bc specially dirscteii,:
desnate particular orir TO secaro sp,edy
dessry all Trans aDc mails aro f)e.
"atGe g Uy r Inc weS endnr February IL will clos,
QRoMfrLY IN all casesI at tins Office as foilo"s
for Brazil and the LaPlata Countries VIA Brazil per
Finance newport News at sio M Tor " veGeznea
america and the south Pacific Ports per Acapulco.
AsplnwsI detters for Mexico must be directed per
wEDNEsDAY-Atli:So a. m. for Germany; etc. per ss
Tuda via southampton anu Bremen LETTERS n gr rs.,si
"per Fuda ~" at IL m ior Europe per s s. servla, va
Que nst0wn ctters for Germany ETC. must be directed
"per serva y at p m. for the Windward ISLANDS per
THURsDAYAtlla NJ for Europe persS t CITY ot cass s
must directed per city o chester ~ - a. in iPr
TIapSs aa asSas si Tor britain aud
sssE nc cgoPlTlss for
PEI santiago; AZ liS0 NJ for Caoa and PORTO hico
Iucalan, Mexico per oity q washington letters
for other Mexican states must be directed PC. 1y OF
Whtaey via New Orleans uetters must be directed per
steamer via New-orleans"l.
SATURDAY-At9 IN. for Jamaica, perS Nertumnusi
at a for Jamaica and AaytL per - Ayo; az ~ 10;
for for eUtasa hSTps RsG a,i be dreced per at
for scotland direct per Ethops via glasgow At iiso
3 s. Socriiand VIA Antwerp tiettefs must be directed
sUNDAY-At 1880 p m. Honduras and Livingston per
as city OF DALLAS wa New.orleans. ,.,.., ,v,.
Frncsco: eose here FsSruagy gy,cs "a a. and P pi III
isiands per Zeiands (via Francisoo close here
Mare March v,n q sri,.n 2: M %as s for on AUSTRALIA,
The schedule Of Trans PasI, %as rsas
San Francesca Mails from enc & aass 81 steamers are lis
'~''"'' 'A'''' HENRY q R PEAihs9SN' issS' Post"a''es
DAT ~ MAJ - Xark N. \
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

CONCERT BY EEW-YORK BANKS GLEE CLUB.
Slippery streets and pouring rain did not
interfere materially with the concert by the New-York
Banks Glee Club at steinyay Hall last night Ths
The numbers were divided equally between the club In
soios by Mas Emily Wjaant Evan g. Sherman james
kinlaysor and Perlee v. Jervfs.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
COLD WEATHER IN THE SOUTH.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 9.-There was a sudden
change in the weather here to-day. Tho ther-
mometer dropped $50, from 700 to 800, in twelve
bOuIs.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
OMITTED FROM KATE FIELDS CALCULATION
Prom The Springfield Republican.
Mice II ata EialH nbincta N Joaanh Cook "a

insination that she hoodwinked" by tho hospital
ity OF the Mornons. Miss Field fails to reckon MI.
Cooks original 0mnisccnce Possessed OF that quality
to start with, any investigation facts Il with him
merely matter Of form sort OF bonus to human weak
nesa
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
A THUNDERSTORM IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE Feb. 9.-This city and vicinity were
visited tonight by thunder and lightning in a
heavy rainstorm.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
NfRRTED

McCREERY-BA "Wednesday. February 4. at the
Church OF the Messiah Brooklyn by The Rev Charles X
Baker Charles W. McCreery. 0fCOumbia s. O.. b. a. Marie
Baldwin daughter the late George p. Baldwin, OF Bss
tan
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
SAVED FROM THE BURNIN

SAVED FROM THE BURNING.
j. ReshOwer g. Co.'s office safe, made by the
Marvin Safe Company, opened yesterday. and its
valuable contents found unharmed The safe had
lain In the ruins Of the late fire at los Woosterst since
Thursday last. =.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
Ready This alsrnins.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Pncs tn wrapper Tssdy for mailnsh cents Psr ocpyl
Ore cspy one year 81 90 ten copies anu an oxxA 80
Sssss'A ~ ca''' v N'' TIE TaIBUNR Nsw.Yask
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
5ueclal Notlees.
Post Once Nonc,.

H. n. Squire e. Sons Jewellers, p, Fnlton-st, n. Y.
Diamond Ear Rings matched all sizes
Watches make so 10 slOJ sterling Sverwace go
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

RUN OYER By STAGE.
Philip Stearns, age ffty-seven, OF Kingston,
Nev.York guest at the Consuental HOTEL stepped on
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
TRIBUNE LoCAL ODsgRvArIONs
I HOURS, MorninB. Night
. l q q q n q a n A g

sdsr,ss
AZ
ossiisss
dotted line
nut o phA Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
M. ,he Beueyolens.

An English gentleman saS a ss eoanr
Ia a. srsai W distress desires TO borrow small sun
s ~ cerfain that many who would oe wlun ~
I'm, m his extremity they aware OF his more unah
nss.s nss mi noslon he makes this appeal - MAsUsS
PAM" p" Tribune Uptown Once 306 West ESdst-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
AGGRESSIVE INSURANCE.
EXTRACTS FROM THE THIRTY.NINTH ANNUAL
REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CON.
NECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PAEY.

NbOAlCUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY.
In the thirty ninth year of It's business this
Company received for premiums, $4,7O7 437 AZ; for
interest," S2257767 SO; for rents $5l9,461 "a; balance
OF profit and loss $17,3l7 Oh; . total income Of
$7,50201 90.
of this sum 1t has paid to the benecsres Of its
Ders Tor death losses and matured endowments,
$3o42223 1s. 1t has returned to its members
plus 81 l5360S 2s for apsed and surrendered policies
$Sl8475 IL. 1t has paid as expenses Of management
S6o3'269 %; for taxes, $334,27O O5.
IL has carried to its net assets, 81 y002, 100 II.
Inc amount.which the Company now has at risk is
$lo223o,6s5 Its present liability account of this
risk Is Sa930s,20S 81 computed by higher standard
than is used by any other company Its present
resources against this liability are O32 91 leav-
ing clear surplus all liability, by strlctest test
Of solvency, OF $l,121,s24 81.
SUMMARY OF RESULTS.
In Its hirtynine years Of business the company has
$l37.o5s,478 III 1t has received for interest Its
invested funds and rents. $4e72lole Al and profit
this money has been used as follows:
Paid for death losses and endowments $54O21 57 %
surplus returned to pOlicyhOlders. A150C603 go
Allowed upon lapsed and surrendered
Poi.oos' .-----.---.------ lOlSl,ls4 SO
EAPenscs.-- loz6Z,I6S 81
Held in net assets for reserve, etc. 522i7 $50 40
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $1S4 925.41I 81
Such exhibits furnish the yearly growing proof that
prudently managed lite insurance has done and can do
all bat Its promoters claim to wit: furnish indubable
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
LOANS on REAL ESTATE.

Daring 1884 s2l05.5io ~ OF real estatc-oins were
paid and s5,2i2,6l2 10 made. making a net in
crease OF the amount 80 Invested Of S3,0i7o62 81.
THE TOTAL INVESTMENT OPERATIONS OF THE YEAR
resulted the sale OF securities and payment OF loans
nggregating stG2i23l 81 and the purchase of secur
tiles and making loans aggregatng S606isi TO- giving
a net increase OF investments OF l.ii0.0l5 50.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10


Against this form OF dcpraved insurance and the tre
the speculative element III men, ana OF using
unlimed money accomplish its success, we take our
nnalterable stand on two simple propositions:
lat We will offer to tile public only that when wo
know truly and fully the highest need OF those
who run the daily risk OF being lett WILLOWS anu oPuans
whom, In churches We Irhy COD 10 aeIsIu & anu
provide ior" policy based IN prudence hat u ~ st9
Inc uaid absolutely secured ID those VINO nocu
ira benefit aud whom it ought in equity To protect tha
IL cannot be diverted from them TO any one else. -,
2d we know upon what terms we can take new pusi-
ness so that shall not add to the csst OF the @
~ our present menbers who are our nrst care lno
n,s,n.ss can certain commission OASIS is
worth getting because 1t will tend to improve tne
Vitality aud slightly reduce the ratio OF general
and so rather diminish than increase the cost OF your
ond that basis the cost Will De Increased
hsvond the value OF the eject Oh mortality, or on gener
exnsn,es. And have no fund from forfeitures 10
enable to go beyond that basis -. ,..
publc patronage frankly admit that our position III
this matter cut of from great deal 0 new pus
ness And this fact s actively used against US Dy uoso
who have had the new business largely 10 themse.
n. if II we're cause both OF financial weakness ana OF
Increased cost OF Insurance. Both points arc wmy
false This, any other properly orgahIeu compsny
can doing business entirety anu go ~ w
care of its Old business until t pays It's last policy wn
ont the slightest detriment To Its nnahcia sreIkn eS
ability 10 all its maturing obllg2ons ~ All tines
IL not so whole business OF life insurance wouu
Insurance 10 those who In the cheapest possible
rate -, ...,.o.. ,or Oh .-n.r.~,,o, ,uroet
of stockholders OF the managers put as service 70
coat We have some 63 900 policies IN force; II we had
but tenth part many We should have enough Tor
stsble business satisfactory IN Its results TO embers
We are In condition OF magnincent nnanoal streugtn
We are upon the conservative basis OF any company
I'm the country We need no new business TO give or 20
increase our true strength, wecan 20 without for many
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
HEBRON

More r.la aud plenty OF IL; certainly,
% one csn complain Of dry times, ihi'
fall
oyster supper Al the ehsPel his -ess.
Closing exercises al the Academy Thurs
dsy evening. Instead - Friday, on accouu'
~ The concert a. MechAulc Falls. fdi,y
evening
NJ Turner has one bin Of Baldsius "a
hls cellar containing tso cords
J rarnrr has = usw mnsic.bot which
plsys eight tunes. II has = bell sni drum
attachment lie bal svsry gooi one ~.
fore hot Il dli mo-, .ali him. 40 disposed OF
Il sod got this me which 10 very nns.
al. bfothsr Charlie dos some nice work
sith = scroll ssw aud in Sumner taso-
great pride 10 bis niwer garden. &
W. we're Interested 10 the Portland le,
tsr. written ~ oar former editor.
90 he evening ~ the l3th = large CON
psny ~ student. made . pedestrian tour
h Ne mountain district 10 attend . Lyce'
an. they s~thlhlt@i much zeal 10 discussion
% ths question. shioh sas p0ltcsL Thy
f,ani NJ Corhitt qaits q host Tor them q
content sith Five OF The company fe'
claimed twice. AMI they r.turnei a,uui ~
O'Clock. much pleased with ihr cutefialn'
m~nt
Tue.f.y. the musical convention =, Nc
Faiis commented; quite q nambyr OF our
singers sttsnd.
wednesday evening Prof Sargent gave
avcry fne oyster supper ~ MI. students
ant %psrticulsr friends Mr. Parker CAM
fr,n south P.ri. with Mr Cllnlri. ami
kiniiy aifsi The eutsrtAiument ~ HI. n
cril@nt rcsdlag. sni Mr. Cu.hmsn In tn
convsntlon sud cane h"mc % hslg la N"
mu-lc. Al sulny bis song, 80 much that
~ entertainment l. satisfactory sithpui
them
Thursisy sv~uing occurred The closing
srrrri..s ~ the schpoi. large numh-r
ar. pr..eot Probsbly Df Spar % Free
port can. . frvatsf distance than any one
ill., daaeh,@' has attended the Academy
mi. term. All 1. Young lAiy 81 doe Abil'
NV The programme vas 10 every respect
r,nf.r.i 10 = manner cr-diishl- IN thr
,.schsf. .nA students Eto-llsui music
"a. furnished ~ Nc Ca.bmsni b. en-
gagged M-.-r. Pa 81 this pl,c-, Monroe
of Llvermor- ant Bradford ~ Turner, 20
MAKE % his qasrtstte. A plano solo ~.s
ni.t.t ~ M. Keen Solos wsrr sung ~
N~ssr. Bradford sbi Monroe AMI Miss
Nliett The da~t. Hope Beyond, w's
.ung admirably ~ M-ssrs Ca.hmsn sni
wouro- The programme will b. punllshed
apart from our card.
Mrs. Alice CushmAn has stufed aVsry
handsome osl wlthia the week. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
GREENWOOD

n "a -nmrshst gratifying ~ - In ~
st nsNuSHAr int I 49, missed frnm m.
y q d ~ u. corrv-pou,ienL G.. % a.
hron, 80 that b. actually iuqlirud a. a. m,
s~hrrsanuats Win pl-ssar. I inform hiu
nat ! have mt t---rrd ms p,-t. nor Ia.
falg~d len = RI Nsn Wiuki- usp. hat hsv'
husu s~sy % ssfk IN ~ BON. sgslu
o . -nght sits % sita care,-.o her
ru~-
BlSn-Nov m % LAWSON W Cole and
sifr. 10 l0 -
A little morv than = wrsk Ago. l. Plks
h1ught snd dross hons thrve coss m
usrt dsy thoy wsfv AL Allied on The rail-
raj
Nnrssy virisge l. not me only place that
l. rormiug therv L. a dsellng-hua-.
hsrn snf es-i sh-i nos golng % righi
hrrr iu thl. urighhsrhood sui al slthuui
an rum bumi
uurxisv - ~ r~iacei % sach = sci
,ncs thst / fssr u sln r,gair. several Dot-
a.. 20 Wsrurfs safe Curr % dl.ioige u
I. fr ous. soali uks D. SO The sam
smuuut ~ the mstsrial tried on those noc
turrai scIsuusts. that hiss Up u-ll Gate :
80 svsks 40 WHY not. - way % ex.
prrHmrut sincs o. ar such q Progressive
peng'ff
noIis Darts iettrr in he lsst nuNocE,t
49, lighly Interesting auf destructive
called ~ hrr f'rn-r humr onr evening. r.
crutg hoping % Cot Der their. hat 81
rnt 80 hsf mpther, hsr yoaugsf 50
trf. .Affr krufsil. sho srt.s Or an
oth-r psper Over NJ qltlut .ikuatafe ~
N'fu urtfr hsr uttie six-y~Nr- Oh
~isashtrr snd BE- picturc Ms k-bdai.
.hssri ne q srD Coo pm Pictafe %
hsr usu fnsIng. shlch shoss III tuus-
hns o. hsnti- thst paseffal in-trsmsut iu
morr SAYS tlan ons 4 n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
HARIFORD

N uelghborhoOi party. beli Al II A.
at 4. N. lrsh's. 90 the evening OF tns
lgth. u celebrate ths Introduction or water
Iuto thslf hulidlugs. The foll0siug pcrs0n-
S-rs present Deacon X Hutchinson and
slfr. -oa Aud ~grand.on, wilism eastman
an. ~lf- 10 Mabel Ken. J. Dearborn ani
sife. A. = Pafkis AMI ~ifr, Two sous and
too daughters. n A Blrkueli aud vile
ID lr.h aud Sifc. l. y k-enes o
Tine occupied until Ten To playing char
ale. ani lsisnlng ~ the sound. or The pi'
ano.vlolin snd hsss VOL amer which sup
DR.. pr,psrci ~ Mrs. n. A. AMI Mrs CIV
irl.h, consisting OF oysters. cake coffee
ani patty. as partsseu by . IL va
ons % those parties composed OF parents
aud children. which leave bright pages 90
msmory's tablet
Th- high school At Hartford Centre,
tsugnt ~ {. NJ. Holland. assisted ~ Mrs..
". A. Parks. clos-i N" itth. ~As an excl
lot school Mr. Pufkis Sill teach NO
ter term in the +. Stsvsus District san
nsr.-making anout ODe-thifi OF The nun
bsr of term. Der grandfather has taught 10
bi- day
Tn. ~idow OF Rev Mr. Lawrence. for
msrly of Sumner. len II A Biekneifs res
iience on the 18Th, 20 vi-it the Ls~renes<
Arriving there. she was met by Cyrus VIII
. team.
Tn. lJth mates One week without rain
result. n. liter travelling and scres OF ground
prepared for next springs work.
Although Backnsld village has bad much
talent displayed ~ young and old OF oOth
~. II at. the tzlsut displayed on ! W.
Sa.s'- safe 90 the 10Th sttrsct~d TIE most
attention Al home aDd Abroai ~ the Ssa-
ahle- bvlng not DOLLY lsit 10 The safe DOT
safe fOr The Osusrs
Alfrei Cole. - will soon have . snit'
~. pl.c. In The village for the Post-Onio.
and assume the duties or Postmsstr :
notice 90 my hooks ] nought . hot-No
Sat Bucknsld P~Ost-Uric~. April 10 1907
G,r II ceat. believe the village IA, been
ma, po.t-orrce address since ] taught snh
x-nt 4, school th@rs-~hsn not ASsy ron
m. hom..tssd. TIE dr-t box | owned ~s-
sin 4 Ih.h, a. my mail wn much lsrsef
,n.n rs he ~withurvs. aud ! owned M
BOZ.
Ths goth. neiug sppoluted rh~suk-gisins
N the President and Governor nss's =
m.rket for pOultry frst Thanksgiving
io M n lgisnd 1871
The DsaOcRAr zane Al noon moeh
pl.sssd sith what | have SEN orr
Never kn~w amoog fsrm-rs . more BUSY
time than the past week They have on"
we op.u for the approach OF winter. A.
m.ny signs O-token its approach. WHOM
other notice. I wtil nov, for want OF NOR.
noon, LAY ny old pm one sifs.
HAErrokD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
MASON

N,thiug urs il.t no~
Srrrsi Of oar people are qlite ease.
num NJ z c. ~ vaccination
L~iu N Ttirr hsd az II booked ~ b.
mats - b. 81 D. slaughter hin H. uci
hl. otru % 90 uoon All While Al iinuef
ons 90 thsn got ipsse All sitsckci m
oth. NJ severed fhs ilguisr vsin AM rep
t1r,d the mss Hs msfs GOOD bssf ."
~ lns. oil uot D. ~ graf a. u suali
ns haf ~ "a hesn in psor fr.h
SsmaeI Dafrv % l. Nlugton. Mass l.
mskIrg = short visit o. thi- place IT, l.
aIfie afrsli ~ oar MA.ur siutsrs H.
.ravr, thi- nprulng for hi- bone IT,
Got caught in q snos storm here rluT
yrsr. Z i. AT be- hardly wants % ~ u
sgsin
ID Paine hss heeu hayiug some youug
stnlt O. pas on ~ farm iu MS tosu
Brsn Nrt family have hrsn mssirg
thfIr nirnf. in tnsn q short visit Ihst
sttrufsf rhun,h ou the Sanhsth ani o.
rsIv-f . ssrm ~slc.ms
: % Grover "a. fnI-h~i thrrshing ~
hsd q fur fails sors grsiu sas gvuefAil
uic.
y n TYLER raised The hssi crop ~ corr
In tnwu BE- vs. a goia-u hsfSsst
An gisf Hartford and C. have bar
'of M hatchst
To soclN ,veui ~ ~ season sas m
msrrtsr-. on W-fne.dsy evening. 30 fsn-
o. % Bnusn. shu - hsru tur = lnng
um- tsscting lu ~ Wet an kff bsf
n,r o. Nsfssils-. luiuni- To sTdfirg
49, ratt.r q nrilisut sfdf fr This gait
nttir piscr music rvfuu-hm' ut- sot -
risI chat srfv ths tutsrfalrmfnt- " he
svruiug anf r So pfuuogucsd ~ At =
very pirs-sut sfdr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24

uofsithfal d thsir early it..A.. a., .,m
rvmain along he horizon liz. ia, -
ns@ofy OF oe.aufal dsy. Hosrvcr msu
M somsu msy rs-trsia TIE aggression of
,osir deep-r fsslae. thy arr slwrs ....,
10 hrsr snd qaick N answer TIE honest p,.
tersnce ~ another Of thai which L. .Il~o,
aud htiisn sithia Themselves.
flssa = 'ut glass. witch hol3. the dus,
ths, mrN-ar-- ali oar ume. sni .oIch a.,
shdl ~ erumol-t into da.l
Bspismin storer hs. recently b,ush, =.
M hl~oivi Hereford huli. one yesr of
prlcs paid, SIS boaght o. warren u.l OF
Wilton.
Ja-haA c.mPbsl hss made qal,. sx,sn.
I've repsir- on bis barn a cellar under
lrsife
A A worthlsy IA. remoi.iei ant Inn.
Prp'rd m. dwelling house o 4 Tucker
i 80 wofking on H.
Carr has returned from Nlchlsan.
Shsrv b. has hen o. visit a sister. Will.
assy. b. visited portions % Ksntucky ana
rsuusssse.
on '~sprucsrs nov dnd time ~ slt
Affaui M stores ant rvga- M uulu.
hlstwi sin sccuuufs 20 their tnplults la
m La rrEipo- - Nsiue
julil- X Austin tonk q load Of "rnaud
hogs ~ Lst.tons h. dli MT met win
80 hearty . rrcsptiou a. b. hopcd to.-th~
msrkst there ruling vsry ios
Di~d-in this tosn. it'h oil. Msl J
Richardson. age 10 vars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-24
DIyEIEIn

There Il 20 be . Ball 81 the Hotel neat
"Wednesday evening. The 25th Inst music
BY Roses Orchestrs.
Hon. Y. A. suilwell. Of Bangor, was Ia
town last week.
Hon. Henry o stanley, wm w. Smith
sni Frank Stanley have built . new camp
II Weld Pond
one Of the smsrtest old ladies' 10 this vi.
entity IL Aunt Lacy BsrnrL She 4,
eighty.nve years old aud a. sctise now az
most Of the young ladies. Her father,
Amo. Trssk, WAS one Of the first settlers
In Dlxhcld. lie vas . man grestly r.
sp~ctcd. IL Il related % him thu, In The
early days when corn vas scarce, he raised
quite an abundance aud would not sell 10
those ~ho came with money 10 parchsse,
hut gars q % the poor. Aunt Lucy and
Mrs Isaac N. Stsn,ey are the only sursis'
ors Of q large family Of children.
We venture ~ say that OF the many
pleasant villages which are al honor Ia
old Otford-none has a more genial, Loo
pitshle. or better el.ss Of eiurens than
Dixf-ld.
The barn OF william II Emery. % Dir.
n-ld, together With hay and . portion Of
the farming tools. were burncd. Friday
night, Nov 20th There was = small
Insurance Of 600 or s25o. Cause un'
known.