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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07

o. mi''e OF citizens appointed July
70 'ake measures for the proper observ-
II 10 = % sne oosequies Of the late General
IS. usans IN town tomorrow bsva an
ioou nced a programme which will donht.
=. .O' = enable the occasion to prove ona lone
70 oe remembered. The entirs n,oasa ons
"ii oe found in our advertising coinmna
assoO VIII De seen, all fire eomnanias and
that the nroo ulness to move at 10 O'Clock,
procession may not DO DELAYED.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
Shoes for the Million.

Samuel Raphel, formerly of the firm OF
o. Dunkel & Co., has just received a con-
which he will dispose of at bedrock prices.
Ladies will do we'll to call early and ex-
anime the goods and prices at the old
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
Request for a Legal Holiday.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

SAN Francisco, Aug. Ga special meet
ing OF the Produce Exchange to-day adopted
a resolution which requested Governor
stoneman to declare Saturday, Aug. g. a
legal holiday. Considerable dissasisfsc-
ton has been caused by the previous
proclamation issued by the Governor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
Enr the Ladies'.

Aunt Hannah has just received a splen-
did lot OF ladies' hats and bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed. which are OF the
latest styles, and which she will dispose OF
at prices to suit the times. Gall and see
them before buying elsewhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
Death OF Judge whitman.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKNTINKL.I

san Francisco, Aug. 6.-Hon. B. @.
Whitman, a well-known pioneer OF this
State, was seized with al apoplectic stroke,
at the Union Club last night. which proved
fatal in q few hours. He was we'll known
in Nevada where he had resided for some
years. He leaves a wife and son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
The ftnest Am ,he market.

Aunt Hannah has just received an ele'
CANT assortment of hats, trimmings, dow
ers. feathers and ornaments, which she
will sell at lower prices than the same kind
OF goods were ever sold in Eureka. They
are all of the latest styles. Ladies are
invited to call and examine the goods and
prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07

Aunt Hannah is just in reca,r. ., .
siso number Of new books. consisting Of
n ro poe.ical works of nearly all tho nromi.
vsrn ausnors; bibles in all sizes. and acme
.e,y eiegant albums, which sha i saII;no
anime the books. Diop III ana ex-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson House-George Terry, Mrs.
Lehigh, Bristol; DR.. B. Beers, San Fran
cisco: Robert Lanter, White River.
Bureau Hotel-M. l.. Thorp, Pslisade;
Vim. Stangher, Elko; George Williams,
Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
A New Democratic Paper.

The Eureka Tri- Weekly Standard. Roney
& Simpson publishers, was placed on our
table last evening. 1t is TO be q first-olass
live Democratic paper. II there is any
thing that this town wants 1t Is a first
class Democratic paper. The SENTINEL is
greatly rejoiced that this long-felt want
an aching void as 1t were-is to be sup
piled.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
,oI. Denby Will visit Chinatown
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

SAN Francisco, Aug. Cool. DENLY,
the newly appointed Minister to China,
has accepted the invitation to visit China
town tomorrow under the escort of a sub
committee of the Republican,and Demo-
cratic County Committees.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
..wr,npAY,s sTOCA sALEs.
MORNING BOARD

MORNING BOARD.
100 Hale & Norcross-oH
GOO savAge-26Oc 265c
200 O~hollsr-l2Oc o
ono Gould 8 Onrry-l4oc
30 Best d Belcher-235o
$50 s. Keysds-1h b2o
$50 Union-S5c
100 M~e1ican-9Oc
Bodie-i55b 165a
Mono-115b 12Oa
50 A~lpha-90c
$50 Utsh-1l5c
1875 N. Stsr-6oc
800 N~svsjo-85c
800 Belle Isle-l5c
Syndicste-30b 35s
Bulwer-40b 45a
50 Crocker-295c
Peerless-3b
Martin White-35a
700 Perl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
~
a n~,un

~ oaDron's drug store they now have
SOFA water fountain in full blast,
S saole' Tor a bit, you can 90. a deliciors
" stick" in it, Nv or Without q
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
The school Law Unconstitutional

Attorney General Davenport has at last
rendered a public service. He pronounces
the Dsnberg School law unconstitutional.
The tve-year tenure clause he says is in
direct violation Of the Constitution, which
prohibits the Legislature from creating
any Office, the tenure OF which shall be
longer than four years. The portion OF
the section which provides for the election
OF Trustees for three years is open to no
such objection; but these different proyis.
Ions are so intimately connected that they
cannot DO separated, and one part holds
good while the other is rejected. They
must stand or fall together. Sections 1,
~ and IL OF the act relating 10 matters
other than the election of Trustees, namely,
the apportionment of the school money.
does not appear TO be in conflict with the
constitution, aud therefor will stand. The
Uenerals views are apparently sound, and
II tney are sustained, the elections held in
may are a nullity, and the Trustees who
were elected at the general election last
ssli VIII hold their offices for the terms
ior "hich they were elected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07

Ders mas on hand a large quantity Of
N%mAtoes. which he il selling yerv oho.a
preserves. o your tomato
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07
e.. p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Thomas Wren JIM Foley
Peter Breen VIM Sampson
Ona Italian one Chinaman
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-07

OF oo orpa q osrlson's assay Office. oen,er
s'nouse block, Main street. Eursls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
FRYEBURG

ID W Bradley has retained % DenVer'
Colo AFTER spending some weeks here.
Mary Bradley has gone % Thomaston'
ID board Tor awhile with Mrs. hate Kan
DALI. who went from here this summer.
There was a meeting OF the Temperance
Association az the New church, sunday
evening. remarks by r. G. harrington
ReVs j. X Mason and II y. Stone.
Mrs. G A. walker OF Boston Is visiting
Mrs. BsrrOws.
Levi. Walker. Fred Fife and llortc
Ballard returned In good condition from 4
ten days tramp sm0ug the White Noun
t.lus. They climbed seven mountains
Washington. Willard, etc.
The nex, graduating class Al the AcA1e-
my numbers 25 Six StAtss-MAine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, New
York aud Illln0is-ire represented 10 the
school. There are scholars from twenty
towns In this State OF these, Lowell SENDS
nc. Cornish .. Denmark \, BrOwnneld =
Baldwin 5, Standlsh a. Conway, \. II
sends "a
Mrs. John westOn's arm, which wa.
broken about tx weeks ago, has troubled
her 50 much that last Saturday u was re
set by Dr. \. G.. Gordon OF Portland.
Alice Morgan goes 10 Boston, next
week, 20 A. herself for Kinder garteu
teacher.
Mrs. r.. +. Weston Is visited by her mo
ther. Mrs. Hunt, from Elmlra, y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
RRnN

Arrr Delivering an intrrr,ilug sermon,
Sahhatl forenoon. thc .1lh iusi Rev =.
ID RICHARDSON real hls Resignation. much
O. the regret 10 thc community. Bat u IL
hopti sarl .'out iutsfcst mas he maniicsied
O. rrassurc tim of she satisfaction fclt 10
Die faithful a1ors.
Inale,icr of thc laih Inst. ID T. BAILEY,
esD. of Everett Mas speaks of his in.
tsfsst Iu abe nEgocEkr. am also uf The
historical value az J. J fcfrys article on
Mem1ers of Congress from oxford CO.
A. the uarwinian theofy Is a SUB cci oi
cors .irrafic discussion A. prescott among
st1f,nfs. ari hts to many alSsys seemed
cfrournus. We bow take pleasure iu pre-
seuiIre = flrcIhic Argument sga.ust TO-
Inal letter from loni1n by an Cmlnsni
schniar d. prescuts tac belief n one N ne
greatest scientists NJ Ethrrtge. , X.
: Who ssys in rtgari % 10 thsi " Toe
Hfilsh Mlsslm IL TO-DAY fgl oi proofs oi
the otter ftis.tF of nkfslns Views. Dr.
cuglrr also states shat the thcory i a.
entire contraflct.1n 90 BIBLICAL truths.
Bya letter from juigc Bounsy @ Nj
Sarrcut. ~ hear % thc deaia az NJ. IN
fsrsou OF Iascrmors fsis. iie lived o.
o. g1si aus I.i not inieui nat Bis use
fainrss sh0ni cease with his NE, To- De
prov SEQ iu Dr. nil hat Zen thousand Dol
'ars shouH OIL aiicd o. tae endowment
fsri % this Academy. an 4 nos his Inst.
tut.on has an erfosmsri of hlfiysIN
thousand dollars
TIE pItr, selected by Frof wliiucy.
rrs.hrf here Weincsiay. art the students
rrIlvefa reception Prank . r.kc sAng
fenh.s of best suugs. ani anil mas.c and
a a. .
TIE Glass ~ 81 rumbsrs sixteen. ani
ths class nn -crs at ch1sen are A. follows
President Austin McrfIif Nirc ffcsi-
ieri. frci . fostrf Secretary Aui Treas
nr,r NJ Nout1n COMMITTEES ~ Affange-
mruts. Mahei D whitman. M.arie u
caldwell anf car ~ W. Ssliungs \
visit O. thc mental PHILOSOPHY class taught
hv Prof sAfgcni makes evident ihe iaci
that nj Del. uumncr of sigicuis ihan i9uf-
teen uIu become close thinkers llls class
rcsllug Shakespeare tamnets t"enil sih'
sh1 are much Interested IN thsif "oiA.
TIE sister of the late President Alec OF
GIrari College. whom Rev. : ID Richard.
90 All wife visited in Manchester, at
week. died ou ttc i1ih Inst Tier 'i''i
We. a source ~ great comfort 20 her.
TIE s.ok among us remain shout TIE
sane a. i-st -stin.ns slowly Ne
hope
IL R.lharIsla wts able 20 conduct Ae
Tharsiayete-ing meeting. which va very
Interesting
May apple tr,,s h'sS Iowa 10 ihe gale
% WcinfsfaF
Ansr sermon last Saodty, lSepi 2l.h'l
Rev :. n. Richardson read = letter fe-
sIruIng thc pastnfatc of TIE Ohafcn uefe b
hi. hraith has been Vcry poor OF late.
NJ. R.eson ani Der brother, Frank
Rr.rrr. of I.yrn. have been visiting ihsif
uurIe. n. NJ hsarcc .
NJ. uartweu Record Is now Wishing
there.
WINK Mooiy aui wife % Boston. AMI
Pro- Moody 90 Bfiigtou, were Al Deacon
N,,tv'.. lsst week. ". X. Moody aud
NJ, wcrc oa thslr Nay % The lakes where
nv Nil speud week ln camp with MI
al Nrs. Johnson ani other friends, max
Ing q pariy of nine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
BRyANTs POND.

TIE frost on the night Of the eoih gives
corn a soorched appearance
Mrs. william Edwards. who met Win 4
severe accident some ten weeks ago
which has caused her friends much ankle.
N l. now. through the excellcn, medical
treatment OF Dr. RANKIN and careful nurs
log Of Mrs Day, beginning - gain. Nrs.
Edwards l. most estlmable woman, and
has the whole sympathy Of the community.
James n fArnum. a spool maker. Ia The
employ Of Captain Dearborn, had The fore
digger Of his right hand cot on by small
saw on his machine. last wednesday. This
i the hrst - rious scciteut that has taken
place on a spool machine since the nfsi
running Of the mill
Rev. Dasli Kicker i visiting a son In
Massachusetts,
stock buyers are not very plenty lambs
are selling from Al 80 10 Al rs per head.
: = Felt has charge % building the ce.'
ar wall aud laying the foundation, which
i q be- 40 brick. of MouirOsc Gases new
house
Alhsf, d Besse Q. engaged a. a painter
AZ the We, Paris chair factory.
Con.
Mr.. G. n Sessions stepped on scyihe
aui received bad cut; The ssythe was
carclcssiy len Ia The walk.
w II Cole i huylns carload OF poia'
toes Tor Maurice Cummings Of Portland /;
price. a5c.
Dr Orin stephens Offers his stand, bow
occupied by ]. = L.tilsdeld, Tor sale.
I'M Bartlett has been repairing his
hay scales. using for the frame hard
southern pine which l. more dursblv than
other wool
Mf. Helen .. Patch. Of Portland, i In
town 90 vlsiL
rlsa stevens starts Sept 2cth, With bis
shsw. Tor the Somerset Pair 40 SkoShc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
CFNTRE IOVFLI..

The Christian circle met on SATURDAY.
sept l9ih. with Mrs. John ; foiile. 10
meets In tso weeks from that time With
Nfs. Cyrus Knssisrd a. Albauy Basins
The white hills remind us that winter
will soon hc upon as
Caitlc business u qaiie brisk about here
- lihoagh prices arc lower than last
year
new school house Is bsIag buit 10
DIst No.
ET SieAfns Is clsNiag ucN meaioW.
john McAli,tcr a. paitus a. ueW
house
"A Hartman has moved Into tie house
With bis father.
500 hasheis % cranbcrfics were picked
90 D. q Chafles's bog.
O.. q klmhan IL la poor health.
wulsm Gary, ~ Norway, j. sisitng
friend. lea tosu.
pf G.. T. Hubbard from last Hiram has
moved 90 Tbs town abi bought pf ff,nca's
stand
Ffed O.nsy has qlit The blArksm.ih shop
A. The village. and Frank Bcmis Is going
% work there.
Mrs Abbott. Of No fueoufg. Is giving
music lessons here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
PARIS

Mr.. Keith OF South Paris preached at
the Baptist church, Last Sabbath, 10 Tie
absence OF Mr.. Cochrane.
Hon. Cyrus A. Packard, State Land
Agent, was la town SATURDAY.
Mrs. %. A. Hall has lifted up her house
and adyertlses 20 take Court bOarders.
Those who have boarded with Mrs. Hal
say che sets an excellent table.
The marriage Of Henry ID. Hammond
ana Mss Ella l. daley Is announced.
Mr. Hammond Is a son OF II. y. Hammond,
esq AMI Il one OF our most promising
Young men. lie has the best wishes OF TIE
community.
Atelegram, Monday morning, announces
the death OF County Attorney wright'
father, At his home In Wilton, Saturday.
CARD We take this opportunity y
thank those citizens Who have generousl,
subscribed and also those who joaotles,
will Subscribe when the paper Is presented
10 them toward paying the expense OF 90
tanning a room. fuel and llsh, for our US
the coming winter. We have q comfort
able meeting place now, and propose V
devote each Friday evening 10 practice
We hope 10 perfect oar musical orgsnlki
ton Ia such q manner that the people vii
not have cause u regret this contribution
OF their means. PARIS IIiLL Brass BAND
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Mrs. Alice PhilbrOok. Who has bseu
stopping 70 her fathers. has returned u
BOY
One near neighbour l. frettlug about ths
price OF dirt ~ the roadside.
Black cherries are plenty.
;. l.. Mtson % W. Bethel has bffu do
Ing some good carpenter work here.
We were glad % see "Hartforis" items
In last issue. I think he deserves the
prize
livery one ought b take the DENoCRAt.
We think the editor i doing his best q
make The piper Interesting. The 7. G. u
i success
The autumn leaves are beautiful now i
The time g. arrange them f5r our friends
srd school mates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
BYRON

Ap,rlns AIT al. y. Johnson's.
evening OF the 2ist good tine, OF
course.
A q. Reed received quite a severe lpla'
m by falling from q leaning spruce tree,
while gathering gun, and striking bis BACK
upon something hard.
4 man from Turner has been 10 LOOK A.
the NJ SAhin place. with view Of buying.
Qulie a French village has been built on
The road west % g.. Casters some eight
or ten new houses or camps have been pat
Up.
The Intention i 20 hsul spruce from
near OLD Blue Mountain 20 near the Jane
ton OF NIL and Beaver Brooks and run u
down 20 Roxbury Pond, thence 10 Bills
and Androscoggin Rivers.
We had a severe snow storm tue ateF.
noon Of the gli. Snow covered the ground
10 A depth Of about two inches aud drlfted
over The fences foot OF more deep Ia
places. The wind blew hard all plight ani
the next morning Ice had formed 10 places
II really seemed like winter
Mrs Cooper Is Al work for Mrs. loung
and Mr.. Cooper Tor @. l.. Hall
b Brown and wife are on visit 10
friends Ia Buckheld and vicinity.
sadie Richards Is little better
Free high school began al Hop cry on
the 2lst. q. W. Roberts teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

..r ..f..rs go. 40 t. state
ftr I- .s..rf.rt rs u East.
r r.cr .ns. nf rrr.I-r s-e's
as1 s..a at ta. C.lutY
0a. -.1ra i Ei.i ,snr,r r.a-slay.
aar.e cross t.l.'...s. ul
lN s,.r.aa a,. r,a-u-i 20
>,.'..r ta, g.rc to Leicester.
@ .-.tI n Hf trar..r .f ~
r..s II. Leicester t.at.uV.
.r.or lf f.h .1r1. Mass. j.
.'....- Lasf slurtr. Coo rug uach.nl
tl r.t..res
awe r. lIH.rs01 or LaNrluce. Il ttk.
"A. ...I..or ai fne AXE.
p. ar hOe ari family Nfrc Al
$500. ... ieE stor. .t.i wcek
SroCIu.
tr..rg afc.lr.us of slmuer and
Nas voted to bold the auuua
go >a arf PAR AL East Sumncf
ialrs.ar n.t
A. ar-uT arf family ier. SgVt 2ist'
Jersey ulers t1fY VII speni On,
l..r l0use ulI 1e occupied ilf
Pr a.s.uc- by sidney Mouk an
vl'i.A +. f0,ttr arrived fh.s Neck non
-t.t tH.r an anseucc ~ TO years.
arrivals flf.ng the week are Avn
lri NI,e. ~ Lawrence, Mas
ar srr of FOxhOTo. Mass, ~
...'I hrcgs 10 porilaud
80 rs0n las neNiy ciappoarted an.
go .s tl.frgs. ant made Other I'M
f'fer.rf.
A1l.nsou Is maklug Improve
t.s Iilngs srt grouuds.
80 Pair l. .srgsly attended ron nm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

Dr. Sissens has boaeh, N. h,l,s,..
Which ~ occupies a. q drug tor, az ~,
Of and a.so and Al llnins. ~
ANY hoSan 70 SuncrVIn. l. ,i.i,i,,
ificrts here
Mss Jersey has rsiarued N Ro.,o,
N1ere she has charge % select $500
There sss mistake of TIE prln,.r a,
lasi wceks news regarding Ne an N
money allowed % Thomas baker .nl N.
~ II saoui rad 50 aad s7s respse.
lively
TIE school At w,ichvme eomm,pe.i
lat week
Mrs. Alten has returned % Brockt,,
NJ hoSker Pas gone % Brunswirk a
Wnrk
TIE geras tramp i plenty. Aid,
90 MS place lately on aailug oue IN her
house, ql.eiig pointed Der hasbabis re.
tolFer a. H. hcai and ordered hin to
.esve. IT. siayct not upon me order OF
hIs gu'nr
TIE WticlrIie mill l. shat down liz
~ Jam l. being repaired TIE Hsfper
g.. are rliiiug in new stone pier. ant
ihe hspis1l Co, Who own hair To- priv.
lfge, have re- planket The pier. on ne or.
Cr sHir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

s...~..r 60 sas thc coolest AMI most
,.-,.s's fsv kuosu here Or mkuy
....'f sn0sci tni bowed an tay
l.,l -. tta Oldest Inhan.tsntf lalcs.
80. ~rrh warmer, tie mo1nialus
..u,fs l1 t,e morning.
s--,f.f olr people have g'ae % ihe
80. 49, ur,.t'r.oa turntd hIs fsll pllcs
rl.f. hs hss ros q good chsuce foi
~. has tff hest ear thai I svei
.,.rr b.. three mouihs GA. meAs
RI. ~ r.farf tso inches. An fci. an
l..r,rnI frn nj canroi as beat n,
--...s tt. nlrtam. hts hti tho mia
-. rIs rai grass uo prortnter.
49,. n.E.F. of L.xlrgtuu. Ma has
.r..-re trrra les DAYS. ne gave
.rio f thc stY of coutuct ~
~. .trIr.rg IN tIf >tt'r IT, has
.r. tlsf rus.rrss anf is u1v
......t I.lrs 90. arr Al f'guruls ~ a
.... M. traces h's descent t.rfct.
..rrg over iu ne hlIflr.
......rlrF rtrr tt.rgs trnlgtt over
-........ ustlst sas e rare treat
~rrr Crc'r ls iu a pGosplfols
rnltei1 Mr. a M Tyler.
5000 I'D stl Mrs 4. o. Bean. tl.s
r.ra-r glff.rg rrt'Y .or r. grant
r. ... ,..r r1rr lively turs
n b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
HIRAM.

The uulon District. containing Hiram
81 F.st Hiram villages, are again ioftun'
- In securing The services OF Misses Kos
- L.rrabee OF Alfred, Fannie NJ. Young
an Hiram, and Cora Bachelor OF hss'
Hiram. A. teachers In the Grammar. IN
,ermsdlate aud Primary schools. miss
Iarrabee suspended her school on " e1nss'
d.v 10 aitcnd the funeral OF sister 10 AZ
fred. ,.h.
,ns IN The Lewis district, with good sue
cess. st,,s- al
Mrs. Ada Is. Mead, wife OF The edltor y
,he 6os.sl Bfansr, IL a. The residence "
sc.mmon mn with her son Byron he'
health Is very frsll
c 80, II Bedell has removed TO Bad
win. -. t.,, mi
Tee M, Cutler Grange, 7, Of IL, NO
"a row In It's nth year, win hold me-.
10 S.,arday evening. 10 decide whe,nsl
49, viii close their store, OF pat IN ""''
e.nltsl. and stock up.
W. wish Hartford" eoald ven Us nv
ns.ssrvrs bis sight. and writes so Una
sIs cards have 70 be read ~ ,ns ~ =
5.l,h We presume he drinks ha'''0''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
BETHEL

wednesday ~ss cold LAY a. B'ihel.
The high lants wsfc covered with snow
d thc dspia of three iuches The rain,
bail AMI snow made the day most uscom'
f,rtAhle. The wind WAS hlosiag Aga.e.
90 thermometer registered too degrees
below frs,EIug poltt sni y,i ysgeiatou
Wa uoi lnllryd.
Thursdsy sni fdiay were pleasant ani
VAIN. and the farmers will get their core
All ln 90 the factory ~ The time this u
published. Toe yield vii hc from one-hAii
b two thirds Of q fall crop Wolf Recs
log are hu,ing whole helts for seed. 80
that their patrons may kuow whai 'hey
plant The poor seed sni coll season
have been unfortunate ior The farmers AL
Tor the canuers a. well
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
A DRY JOKE.
nov JUDGE FOSTER FOOLED a oRAScrR

nov JUDGE FOSTER FOOLED A GRANGER.
l"Our travelling Man Ia somerset Reporter
There il no class OF men who enjoy a
Joke better than Judges. Ia the midst OF
their tedious and laborious work, they get
many q glimpse OF the funny side OF life,
AMI naturally become wits without even
intending H. Judge Poster Il one OF the
dryest members OF the Supreme Bench, IN
this State, aud naturally eDj0yss Joke.
heard . good Joke he played on country
man the other day, and must tell IL lie
was holding court In one OF our rural
towns, aud boarded al the village inn. 10
the evening he ssnntsrcd down 70 the or
Zee. and strayed behind the desk. Jast
then In came a granger, who Ia some way
got the impression that he could get q dfor
OF the ardent there Seeing bis Honor be-
hind the desk, he supposed him 10 be the
proprietor, and stepping up TO the desk,
said. "DJ you tend out heref" The
Judge quickly saw what was wanted, and
replied, yes sir. what will you havei
"Whlsky," came the response. "Hayen''
got . drop," calmly replied the Judge.
"well then give me new rum, Was the
accommodating response. Haven't got
that" said his Honor. Don't you sell
liquor here"f the now astoalshed mn
asked.
The Judge Informed him 10 oil eandor
that he never sold drop In bis life, and
never mean, To- The fellow sunk away
TO nnd the man who had sent HIN on
| fools errand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

TIE Porter village Base Ball Ciub played
sEame with the wlthrois OF Freedom, n.
n on Saturday last, Winning by score
of2i too
Sylvester Bennett bought q colt Of SAN
my Fox ~ take 10 Boston With him price
paid. siGO.
| 4. French now Offers for sale his doe
eradc Hereford ball calf which took the
nrst premium Al Cornish Fair. Those
wishing - purchase such an one would do
well 20 cal aud see him before buting
ELSEWHERE
Susie Smith l. qlltc slek With lung
fycr.
Mrs.. Birdwell has gone West TO ioln her
husband 4 4. .,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29
ANnOYER

The moautAln, we're white wlih snow,
THURSDAY
There wa-a lively soclablc Al Stmuel
Aker.s. Thursday evening The proceeds
of The evening were upsaris of $40
Emma q Neston has accepted siini-
ton a. teacher Of Latin and fferch Al
TAlaiega College, Aa, ani vii siif'
south Sept 2,ih.
Henry Fafraf dug three lp. potato Al
H. T. Mefrills. recently i WAs oi TIE
White Elephant variety
Rev. A. D. Psfiin has pflvaie classes 10
Latin Ani Greek.
The demand for rcuts Al thc village u
greater than the supply.
Harry Bacon. the boat oalldef' IA, lasi
completcd nice shop, aui i ready Tor
wofk We understand that be has orders
enough ahead Tor three months work.
Acau A. Frosi's blacksmith shop eou-
WINGED Us that 10 was one OF The busiest
pl.ces In town. Al" i a good workman
AMI deserves the abundant patronage he
receives
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-29

10 Cd. Turu ani wife ant Mr.. ,. W.
Llthrop ar in MAssachusetts visiting
There wss an excesdluriy heavy Wini
blew. Sept .f n Was great iamsgc q
ihe app.e crop
We understand shat there are qu|ts a
uumhCr going a. aitoui the County Pair
~ Sblih Paris
D. " Chamber ant wife have hccn t0
Turner. vlsifirg for q fes days
TIE high school. unier the charge ~
Aific B1nney. Is progressing fnelY
I.r.r.II No a.