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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
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LETTER FROM DOLLlE DART.

OonnAx. ". n. Dee. IA. 1888.
A-., vp here In 'he White Moan'sin
region. the frs,hsp h.k,. u the be.aii-
FOL n have been falling. Until nov
there !. barely enough Tor slsishias not
enough fr business ss YET, We hs'.
had too January thss," this month aud
logging does no, seem 10 BE- on the boom
a. Il could be 9Th a good 10, Of 'no~.
Mi.. Roth lazy has recently returned
from Boston. -hsre she has been Tor
medical treatment Her sister. N's
Hitchcock. accompanied her; Miss l. :
he.l,h b. much improved
The friend. q VIII r. KeodsIl. form
ely of B.th-l. Msins. oil he glad 70
hear that be hss VOC q cory htile hone,
having resn,ly paiehsssis hou'e AMI
10, IN Oofhsm; he has been smPlo'e i At
H. rlin fr shoa, six morths his bust
n... u tha, Of . earpenisr. - h. has ~ofs
II of the time. Siooe.s 10 hin.
made a visit 20 Bfhsl fss day.
since; .ss Rev DAVID 0srl'nd ~ The
station sr = shor' time lie 'e'ains ts
G.eultie. 10 a rsmafkable dsgfre. b~ioz
seventy year. Of az. and 'ili AMBITIOUS
a. = young man. and more 30 itaa some.
Ne IA. a brother ~ho u conductor on the
railroad OVERLAND . gentleman 80
marx that be- had kno-n him fof i~en'y-
four years. and bad never sen him aush'
but the pleasant. hind and obhgng nsn,
,hs, ~s saw that shernooa, slssy. ny
9TH a hind ~ofd snd smile; he s NJ
-hom any one could trust. and be has
The name Of being Doe u ODD. nobls''
-orks-sn honest msn.
Mr.. r. = Kimb.ll "a teaching IN ih'
Pine WOOD. D.,nc,-ii y. Asmall sebool
bat I ,kink The small boy. can make s'
much noise out " door. .. 4 they -ere
t-iee q. large.
lthans l. d. g. bis compliment 10
my pretty SISTER. and Ssh | had ben At
home -ksn h. % indy e.llsd; bat a.
am neither talented nor g~Od.looking'
liaJse that he 90. sell ssti'hi ~ sc
my baby a. he would have b-sn 20 have
seen her mother.
hssf Messy people are going 10 b.
quite ssy danns toe holidays. sni are o.
Rave = At The school house. HoP'
they will have nicer vss'hsr than last
year
Ms, Mary Fame. ., teaching sesooI
In ,hs B.ssf D..'noi. q, Ns~p. 81
= A No I asa teacher she = hard "a
beat. Ssh her - good success. IN 81
her wsls, through life a. she has bad -
. school teacher.
A hule child, ds.eFiptioa u gossip
"whsn nohOdy don't DO nothing snc
somebody so, .ni tells 4 H.
Thank you. Nom De Plume N
your appreciation u my poorly -nu'r
letter. boat d. your courage fal ibui isl
u. hear from you often. DotliE DARr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Captain Mitchell. Of the barb Antoine
sails, New York and Hsvabs trsde. came
home 10 Msy, entirely hslplr-. with fhsu
mstism. H. Ven 90 The mountsiu-, bot
recsivlog 90 hsn' a.. Il nj. sifv'- rsqae-i
negsu 10 tsk- HOOi's Sar-apsrllla H.
immt diatsly begsn 10 IMPROVE In TO-
month. hi- rb.umsti-m VS. al gone, ard
h. ssllsd In cDmmsud 81 bis vs--sl . ~sll
nan Hood. Ssisspafiila will help you
S,ld by al druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
m.-,csosuc,l prc,ru,rroS.

m.-ACRosuCaL prcartrAftoNs
l. Bshs.d thA, which l. rrsi. sud leas,
a girls nsme
2 nshsad one q a certain religions
belief snd leave 20 strike With force.
8 Bfhsad . vital part % the animA or
gaulsm. and leave a weapon.
4 Bshesd % hep Al 4 distance, and
lssve wonderful
s Bshsad . father Of bipcds, aud lesvs
= mother % qasifupeds
6 Behesd nothing. and leave some
thing
: Bshssd q musical lns,fumsnt, and
cave one source Of a vast smouut u mis-
,fy.
: Bshssd . sudden fall, and leave =
prot1bsrance.
y Bshesd . proioci fthe Imagination,
and leave an inds dnits qasntiiy.
10 Bshesd dreadful, and lssve Intense
augcr.
n Behsai excitement, aud leave :
charge % position.
The letters removed are uulise wuiins
Nicawhfr, whn wss forever "wsitirg Tor
something 10 turn up"
CoUsiN Kurr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Prof Bsfrti. - ~ Lssrsnos Coaniy
y \, In speaking - pulmonary diseases,
10y. Not ons dssth occor- nos ~h@r'
t~sutJ Old h.hsfe D0sns's kiitif ga
suown Ovsf nny y'.f- ~ constant sac
c..s places D,wuss Eitir AZ the bead "
The loug 1T n cpagh remedies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

n you w.nt q good snd healthy bresd
ass Church 4 20 : Arm 4 Hammer Brand
Spia or ssl,fstus II D. The bet 10 th-
<nfli To in.ufe obtsluinE ouly th- Arm
A Hsmmsr hfsId Soda 80 Ssis Ustu-, u l.
D--t 10 tuy 10 POuud 90 n.li.Puuod C.f-
iOOus. Which have The usme and trade
NARA on them. a. i%uf,flor goods srr some
iimr- sor-utat-f for the Arm 4 Hammvr
Hand whsa bought in balk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

CnnoSic CafaHHH I hsse suf rel fof
ysafs from Chfuuic Cstsffh. 81 sess-
ago VS. iufucsf % Wv klys Crrsm
Balm Rflff u.s. ins,srtspsuas, ard con
uruei uss hss f,sultsd In On almos, con
pIsfs cure-S n 0rrrur. Bouk k,yPyf,
steamboat Co Cstskil. y Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

AMER u-lug sl th- humhBg nnimsn's
ari saists sith sufr %fsiiuf', g. nd go oi
your druggists ne Hlsiv The stfonE
- and bsst pufuu- plaster 's'r msd~
Vssuy .upsfior to oil other 'nisfnsl rm
.iis. TIE comp'sts p,in-allsyinT siriass
o. ffssh linp- cumnlu-d slth strengthen.
iug Gam. and Bursandy Pitch. 2Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

10 wlutsr the pores Of The ssin ar near.
IN closed Thsn the labor ~ the kidnsys
ani liver O. decreased n thy b. cat
% good Wofklug order. ~inylgorste ev,ry
alrs aud muscle ~ uslog bsosn'- safss'
puiila sure % improve thc torpid hvsf
shich ]. N. csuss ~ constipation, nili0os'
ness. &c. Hr0wHs NIrs1partli1. for sale
~ ell druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Aches sni pains long horne make even
TIE yuang f,rl OLD The true rsmedy J.
Parker. Tonic II purihs- Ne blood. .sis
To orf,r ne liver sod tidnsy- hanishs'
pain ard tulif. Up N. hsslih Besides. v
b.. ihs rpatsiiou Of doing Via, Ne claim
ftF IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

You are Ailo-rh a FEEs EiAL ~ ruiHrr usf'
fths us- ~ Dr. o. - Cslsbra ~ Violate Bel
9TH EisciriC -n-pen.ory appliances. M IN.
-p..is rrii.f ant D. rmanent curu ~ >srsnu-
H. hiiity, in-- 81 VIA ~ and hanhos-i, and al
gindfssf irsuhi~-. Also, tof mauy q be- dNs
sumpir = rr-tura tun a. hath. wigs
nd msnhaH-i xusfantss-i. NJ nsk IL ncuu~d
pamphlet. 9Th ull int'rinsiipn.
a. rms. It. mailed fnrr b addressing Noltais
Belt Co, Marshall Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Ansr hsiug lsiI up "a -sst. 9Th seuis
N, umsii-m. ~ tssing 100 d-ss " An
~'uphuru-. I ~ I'D = god uiEhts rsst !
csn rcnmmsUd u - = ssfy Fslashie msd
iCinr, snf sl~sYs tsep . bottle IN w
hua.s Mr.. Cofd. la Narcotic, : Wsihut
81. usvsfhlli. Msss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

uip disease. fsvsf SORES, ulcers. hlotehe'
.oa olmpl.s. sud many lostf .'m" dl-e.s~
ofisi.ss. IN Impure hlood PIrsoass Irr
s4frs rue msks Hsr rich hlood snd VII
chsues ih- blood In the entire system 10
thr,s months. taken ore . Night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

New York Chinsmsn eat pug dogs
roasted. We have frequsntly heard .
lady tell her pSs that he looked canning
enough to sst. even In biz uneooked state.
The Chinsss. it sssns, sss nors psxtieu.
lar In their slinsntAyy tastes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

All psr.ou. shoui 20 vlslt foreign lsnd''
.silnrs. n.hsfmsn. lumbsrmen snd mln.F'
-houid ,.k- ~ith tham = supply 81 JoAH
.oa's Anoigas LiHinssf II J. both 70 iu
,.rnsl auh sxisrpal uss aud i worth ~
~aIsht In gnl1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

CvEs roR CKorr Use Dr. Tons" ~
%lsetIir on src"rdinx IA directions ~ '
The bet r,m.dy for al sudden a'tses- ~
colds. psln sud lnnsmms,iop, and for 10
LnrL-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

WONDERFUL Remedy DR. Sll.hee, an
smlnsrt physlclsn " Is y.sr.' practice
rs dIscovsrsd the "ANAkEciS, en- ~
.o'utsly iufallihis cure for fils- sample
.srt me- Address "ANAkESls, Bon
gfff NJ Yufk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

For h u.t 20 lie iu. gni. yssf haSr
tslf ystf fnrs cottsgs ~nh m1nsf shieh
hsfof, I u.sd ~ rhuf Bittsr- in ny fsni
". ~ss paid 90 ne futtor sd W dfus.
slit Ter cured nv ~if~ - m-l"
wsatn,.s ~ , Nlmgsoa Nilsn. hsp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

vL-cnoss.woED ENi0ul
% pace. hot not 10 ffhti
o. uouu. bat ut In niEhi.
IN w-sp hat oct In cry
o. fuo. bat ut In Co.
IN i've. hut not 10 diei
o. hscaSsrt. not In ny.
IN part hui Mt In a.
n river. has not In fsl
IN hpisl ha' not 10 rsissi
Ia pray, hai MT In praise.
Nv -No's'. he pressing tsslfs ofths boar
The - .e-sevk.f softs bari hr a. p'ssf
Eva n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Amer 10 4. dressed. sat and pepper Il 10.
side make 4 Ofcemest Of bread and crack
er crumbs, season With sammrr sayOfy or
sweet msrj0ram. To this fOrcsmest chest
bat-Imsy o. sdted They are pot over The
nre In . saucspan % burst the sklu-, then
boiled 10 salt water. Or. whole oysters
wel SEASONED nay ~ sddsd 10 the stgrlag,
Wien stuffed. Tie u In SHAPE, lard TIE top.
wet the skin and sprinkle 10 With sslt. pep
pr snd fOur. Have the oven not vvry bot
uil the tursey g,t- heated through, then
Increase the heat while the fowl Is cook
lag. boll The giolets. The uscs, liver, giE.
rsrd and s~xeet-bresd, chop them doe AMI
vhsn the gravy Il made add them 10 It. To
maize the gravy. snsr the turkey Is remov-
"a from the b~aking-psn pat the psn over
the Gre. dredge fOor into II, and when
0ro.ned stir IN boiling water OF STOCK
skim % every DIT OF fat ssd the giblet-,
season with sslt and peppsr-Nrs. - y.
JoAasos. IN hs C0safv Geaieaas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Clipped from "csnsds PRESBYTERIAN.
uaa-r ~slsnsievs ~ 4 Biaessti Robinson
Proprietor II ws- cured ~ on-rseufrini
pn1u. hsadschs- ~ Bufdocs Bi"'d b'
Il -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Dr. J Is Burton ~ vsldo,ts, ia says
have mf several years used SCOTS
Emuisiou. srd nnd it % act usli 10 Con.
sgmpiion sut Scfofala sud other condi'
tiors uqulflng e toulc ofthsi class
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

YRS Ar A.. stopped reel Nv d. Kl'ees ereas
NV. Rs.tofr-. 10 nfs snrr nr-t dsle 49,
a.rvslou. cures frsfi-~ nd y TIA ".ius
- pNIIa -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Taking sboot bslug 10 comfortable cir
cum-tsucs.. dii you ever see Two l0ssrs
ocCupyiug one afmchaiff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

The h.-c ball league has adopted .ron'
rules. They naturally follo~ the 10
Of the steslclsi players.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Nessr pat N untii y. morros q Vl.il -
yoaf rich auut Who ssks yoa % call to day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
N.,,... p.buu...s ~..,

Doe striking dlr renee b-,~ssn On OLD
tOp-r rod Al oil COW Il that trO horn,
la.t the old coz lifetime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Nanv msn .o,k The truth, bot ihsy 30
not sem b. give 10 away When thsy had 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
soorTs EsrrsioS ~ Pea.

Bfotts l. q ssy f..hloo.h'e has noss.
iays. hat brass be. not s%btifsly gone out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Wien nsby 80 ssh. ~ gave her cssrA
whss che vs . cAnd. che e,sd fos CssssriA
wAss sAs became niss shs dang V cssssri.'
Wa che Nd cAHArss. che gave tAs. csss-1A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

nlss ~ wlnd that Exposes the hols Ia
sUman's stocking
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

B,rnam h.. treated JUMBO ja., a. be hs'
az gublc-.tuf 4 bin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Their b. ~ sr,st loss but what there j.
some tall Cnssing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

The msn who wants The esrtA should te
.aI.h.h Hh.n b. bite. ihs duet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

H.ifsi loaf 3. better than an smp', nos'
harrel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

wb,rs there ), a viii there b. generally
as sult.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

The early bira cA,ehs. the ar.i eh,rs'
~ .hul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

u-E~foNA.
Composed ~ " lst,ers.
Nv ~. ~ 10 ~ Il . shelidsh.
ny 4 ?. =. 10 IL In srpf,ssiun o. sor'
ros.
Ny 7, I. .siss point of the compass
N.Y. N , rs IL . sailors story
Ny ~. rs. 5 l. . small domestic snlm,l
Nv whole 4. book that VS. ysiy popo'
lar = year sgo. bot uow has fss readers.
q %. n ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
NOTICE.,

Ths q srd 4 sslscmsn 81 ~ Toe q fsris,
n sass ne AT Tu-s1sy q esch moath, a. ols
eelo<l n. TO- rssssctiSs Of baslsss. lsssnJ
oouirg b<fsre th<nI okDhh
fsds, MAroA 10. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

MSN3@OQ

lac Essi tosEk tsr zee esa az.
porommrnf-f ~ euinenf fhf-lA. tp.N
. Il. - 80 nrnrartas q rlufTlls -
"a 1.ffins - ~ hailh AID rrsnsh ~
- 80 sonfeIfl clre ercflA meumannA
| nroah I1ng Liver klinel end 49,
81 afrfns sonsn IL prcpfrv a 1000
1870 quslfy q - ba-A rrntfrs =
/ f~fire IN reFirlnz NJ wal snsHreS uat ~ entA
80 nfs n yea Ursr from pshlny, .tia h.g
/ uoas Co1rh Connmpaa AalmA NFst
Rosel Isef. KldnaT. 90 othff t~aa fef
Il aefru1ss an1 4 klin9 na Io~sr - n1afAa 49,
l auaaln IL sysfaml Dunt san 81 80 ar .-1n
l I'D ~ - psnxEn'a IoNuc ttay 1870"
s.s.f = 49, aFrCtsC 81
sATabua. Ls -ss.r.se.
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OUR PUZZLE n

I9s. ss, ne .,,,:, ~ M rsg,...'s e.. :. .sai
ner. Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Newer pst ieseoId niIk Into boiling
articlsr.
"A little bOrsr 10 the water for washing
asnpsls and knit garments 10 Ear prsfsrsbls
70 soap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

THE satscnpsr herebY gFes gutuc aoucst "a
~ nas Efen day aprQintrd - ne hea. judse
IL rrnbaIs CO.. ma Coanty Of oxford. and sssumel
~ trusf of Afuiristrs ~ - ire kststs q
hhNIANlN g. hHls3.. late e Paris.
N saI 0uuutTs Icccssei, D. GFlnE bead a. ne
a. frecls - therefore requests 81 peruons in
frttri o. ne cslsts o. sal teceaeci b mate
Immeiats payment snt thosc uho have ahy De
UrH ia Ava WHIsHT
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Thi. yer -e have hsd - ~ssehsrsss'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Ny frst hs. ,lsin ia ~thoassnfsi
Alsss 'tis true. us pity.
House bullters use my seconds
Nv vhois'- an Eastern city.
OTso.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Don't srowI whsn,h doctor order. barb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

~ word sQvARE
4 time ~ isy
A bows name.
s. Another boy's name.
4 Not any. Tvs M v.
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V-TRANsrosfuuN
Resop 81 egtslwuuk
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NJ go v,T t@lsia uaTsrA - q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Dodr H1usa1isu Here Il q fecipe Tor
Cof-e CAKE I hUpe you AMI your readers
vii - ~ ne cakc A. much A. ! have
CFss Gaze u cop sugar, coo butter
cup moiasses. I cup COLI conse. COP
cnuaut.. I cop ~raislns, II ieaspoouiai
ssia. ~ ~tsaspOoufGl oiuusmou, IL tea
sp,onful cloves. I 2 t~sasPooufal slsplce. ?
egg. ahout 5 cups 81 h1ut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07
Vicinity Items.

A Streator lady gives her baby drugs 10
put II TO sleep while She attends the skating
rink.
Experiments are being tried at MENDOZA
with the Thompson Iloustan incandescent
electric light with gratifying success,
A telephone war is imminent st Aurora.
The phone patrons are growing on high
key, and threaten to ring off " in 4 body.
Judge Parks addressed the people of
Somanauk last night, on the subject Of
temperance. He was made 10 SEQ the or
ror of his ways at the Washingtonian
Home, Chicago, and since then has been
admitted on probation, a. a member of the
NJ. +. Church, at Aurora.
Ut. TcrHU, reporter: THE State Grange
at It's recent meeting In Bcllcville decided
to press upon Gov. Oglesby's attention the
name of some farmer for Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioner. J. r. Miller,
of ST. Clair, and T.. Rowland, OF La Sale,
are most prominently mentioned in this
connection" Mr.. Rowland il n resident of
Prairie Center,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07
Probate Court,

E=t Amos VI Ebcrsol, an rep accts app,
Est VIM Clager, letters to Edward Temple
Bond in sum Of $500, Notice 10 creditors &c
March term.
Est OF Ira Danclrou, letter, 10 Peter { Mel
son admr. Adj April term.
Est of Fred Doidcr, order fns! settlement
TO May term.
Est of Julia O'Bricu, rep accts app.
Est of Patk Parr, rep acCts app,
Eat of Sarah Stewart, probate oRwiil. Rob
stewart app eX, bond 5000 adj April term.
Guardianship OF Ellen strawn ct al, rep OF
acct5 app.
Conservstor-hip Of VIM II Eckert, distract
cd. Resignation Of VIM VI Ely accepted
Geo IL Madden app cone, bond $1,000 app.
Est Of John q bsDt1Cr, order final settle
mcnt March term.
Est of John Seal, same az above.
Guardianship OF Emma D RENTER 81 al
Resignation Of Elizabeth Treat, testamcntary
guardian. Henry Peter. app guardian, bond
$1,000 app.
Guardianship OF Lille " Carter ct al, Chas
Garter app guardian, bond 81 600 app.
Est of Jacob Hrenu, rep of acctS app.
Est of Daniel Baker, rep OF sccts. Order Oh
admr 10 pay as=cte in hi, hands 10 widow
Est settled a. ineolvcnt.
Naomi Kidd ct al Geo W Edwards ct III
Order % set aside viii and 10 revoke letters
documentary entered.
Guardianship of Edith VI Allen vel, rep OF
HcCts app,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07
From Freedom.
MARRIED..


Married, Jan. Goth, at the residence of
John Coils, ia Freedom, by Rev. G. Z.
Lovcjoy, of Plano, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Mckay, Of Prairie Centre, and Rev. Mr..
Miller, of Freedom, Mr.. George Ii, Lucas
and Miss S. Gertrude Coils, both of
Freedom
AT the appointed hour, i2 NJ, the bridal
party appeared and, while Prof. Kelley, of
Earlville, played the wedding march, they
assumed the chosen position, where, be
meath the magic horseshoe and icstoons of
evergreen, these two young lives by an ap-
propriate ceremony were made one. Fred
and Lew, brothers of the bride, performed
very gracefully the part of groomsmen;
while Miss Lizzie Whitley, of Plano, and
Miss Dolly Rowe, of Freedom, with be-
coming ease and grace supported the bride.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony the
usual wedding dinner was served with IN
usual bounty and muniflcence. The hos
Ditable home of MIR. Coils WAS nlled with
friends and relatives. who knew well how
10 enjoy time like this.
On Friday evening following the newly
welded pair were given right royal re-
ception at the home of the groOm's parents,
near Harding. Wedding gifts were num-
erous, as may be seen by the following
list:
Hanging lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lucas;
hanging lamp. Thos. and Annie Burrows
half dozen teaspoons, Mother Coils; half
dozen teaspoons, DIR. and Mrs. Dyer; same,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley; same, j. b. Pool
euparA spoon, T. c. and Willie Fullerton
cake basket, VIM. Rowe and sister; pin
cushion, Lizzie Whitley; looking-glas W.
r. Pool; match safe, W.. 1. Pool; toilet set,
Ralph, EdAY and Susie Dyer; hand.glass,
Ellen r. Ldwioy; banner, breakfast cap
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From Marseilles.

MARsEnIJ.s, Jan. 30th, 1885 -Messrs
Galloway n Nelson 60 back into their
cwn store to-day. Mr.. Morchcad goes
away,
The young peoples Toe entertainment at
he Universalst church ncttcd little over
$40 last evening 1t was II fine entertain.
nent as well.
Work on the rink is going on bravely.
As many men as can comfortably work are
engaged.
A boiler was burned at one Of the paper
mills last Saturday night A leaky valve
was the cause.
And now the tax collector revcls and the
gfanger comes down.
Ice harvest also is upon us, Twenty
inches thick on the river.
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from Ophir.

OpuIR, Feb Q -Sleighing still good ana
Frank and his daisy are out every day.
Charlie Porter was married last thurs
dav to young lady from Streator.
Nr. G.. Krausse, our genial mercha!, had
friend over from the old sod last week.
Mr.. David Kiincfclter, who had been n
resident of No 9 for the past three years
took a trip lately to jamestown, Pa, where
he had relatives living. Last Tuesday his
son received n telegram saying the old man
was dead. No particulars yet received in
regard 70 his death, which was sudden. lie
leaves four daughters and one son, all mar
ried
Yosts house is going up very slowly on
account Of the severe weather.
our merchant complain Of duh tunes and
scarcity of "the root OF all evil
Last Friday the pupils of the Homer
schools had recitations, speaking, &c,
Miss Mary Roth, from MENDOZA, Is visit
ing friends here.
Lots of grain from these parts is being
taken 70 marhct.
Mike Moore, one of Ophir's hard work
ing young men, is having more than his
share of trouble. Some two years ago he
was married TO Jennie Hughes, with whom
he lived happily one year. Then death en-.
tered his happy home and robbed him OF
his bride. Last week one Of his horses
dropped dead in the barn. He put the har
ness on the other horse 70 draw the dead
one away, when il too fell dead in IT.
tracks Truly Mr. Moore deserves the pro.
found sympathy of his neighbors, and
something more substantial than sympa-
thy. Who will take the matter in hand?
Charles Foster, sen, who has been very
sick, il able 10 he around again.
Elisha Deutsch, formerly of Homer but
now of JohnstOwn, Pa, Is visiting his rar-
ents in Homer.
Your typos made bad work Of part Of my
letter in last weeks TRADER. Mr.. Wallace's
land il vas printed had sold for $32. so an
acre when It should have been $525 and
there were numerous other errors. BY the
way, Mr.. Simpson, who had purchased the
Wallace land has backed out.
Mr. and Mrs, Krausse were called 20 Pe.
ri Yesterday by the death O! friend.
PEDRO,
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and lace, May smith; chamber set OF
crockery, Mr. and Mrs. Cowden; Bryants
Poems. May and Lizzie Hall; llomerS
Iliad, Willis A. Clark; cash, &, }. c, Hall;
hand lamp, Mr. and Mrs. c: hl, Pool tea;
pot, Pruda Hubbard; music holder and
music. DR.. Fogg and wife; toilet bottles,
Anna Fogg; can of fruit and towels, j, A.
Coils; towel rack, F. } Lewis; bible, bed;
spread. rocker and two towels, Father and
Mother Lucas; rocker, Fred and Lew;
clock, Mr. and Mrs llinkson; pair silver
salts, A Friend; ice cream set Richard
Williamson; plush WORK box, c G. H.; /
cow, ? shoats and l2 chickens, Father
Coils