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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-07

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cure Of Bite.
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Barefaced Cheek.
Got the Drop on Him.
Tumbled to 1t.
A Line Shot-The Aim.
A Line Shot-The RecOil.
Black Duck Shooting.
The First Bird of the Season.
A Bad Point on Good Pointer.
Caught Mapping.
A Bare Chance.
Between Two Fires.
A Game Dog.
Caught ON the Fly.
Landing Trout.
Fly Fishing.
The Fox Hunt-A Smoking Run.
The Fox Hunt-Taking Breath.
A Brace of Meadow Larks.
Camping Out.
Profit and Loss.-Uncle Caesars Fels
A Black Fish Nibble.
A Double Barrelled Breach Loader.
A Soft Thing on Snipe.
On Strong Scent.
Biting Lively.
A Swell Sport on Buffalo Hunt.
A Swell Sport Stampeded.
A Warm Corner.
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Inc Merry Maiden and the Tar.
Fair Moon, to Thee / sing.
Sorry Her Lot who Loves Too Well.
| VIII Not Ask to Press that Cheek.
Angel Footsteps on the Stairs.
Come into the Garden, Maud.
Twas cain, 6tlll Night
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Thou Hast Learned to Love Another.
'Twere Vain TO Tell Thee All Feel
Darling Am Growing Old.
Angel Voices Sweetly Calling.
We Met BY Chance.
When the Flowing Tide Comes In.
The Arkansas Traveller.
The Turn of the Tune.
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Creating sensatiion-Bicycle.
The Graces of the Bicycle.
A Base Hit-Base Ball.
A Foul Tip
De Tug Oh War.
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The Champion in Danger-Rowing.
The Champion in Luck
The Skating Carnival.
The Great Walk-Go as you please.
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Won by a foot-Walking Match.
Amateur Muscle in the She'll
Caved in the Busted Sculler
The Champion Rowist
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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-07

Foreign and domestic fruits at the
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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-07

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Cut out the list and mark pictures wanted, and In
close with money order. postal note, registered let
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Address. ART PUBLISHING co.
Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-07

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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1885-03-07

a NrAPo WANTED for Or. scoTT's
A1EN obesuiiiulEiectric coTsets. Sam.
pie free to those becoming agents. No
risk quick sales Territory given,
Address Or. SCOTT, eA2 Broadway b., u. Va
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
.ofa bor honor en5 unhol,
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dignity, or the time is not Tar distant,
when any of us by a well concerted
plan may have train of circumstan-
ces fixed around us-s put up job
ierked from our beds at midnight, ON
bare suspicion, and led away by a
hooting mob to execution. Let Cul-
bre:h be the last martyr IL such
cause!
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The convention which met on the 81 inss..
and nominated Maj. Henry B. Richardson
to fill the une1pired term Of the late Arthur
Earvin in tho Legislature, was composed Of
some Of the the most prominent men Of tho
County. The deliberations Of the body were
conspicuous for the general harmony and
good feeling which seemed to pervade the
assembly. There was no wire pulling, no
caustic speeches or partisan feeling display
ed-the usual result of political assemblies.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07


that these persons feared the laxity OF
the law as administered, and thus took
the case in their own hands Deep
down in every mans heart, when un-
der high passion and often in cooler
moments, is a desire to be his own
avenger. This coupled with the tol-
GRAFTON upon which it has been foster
ef, fed and fattened, was the prime
moving cause, and not that they fear
ed an impartial trial. This state of
things is simply horrible and in the
name of God and humanity let this
bloody practice cease at once and
forever. As they have many of these
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07

WSUNISSHt> WIZ
BIS. DTNklNS.
EDITOR AND PEepR1EroR.
Having recently purchased the
MANNING TINES and with this issue be-
ginning It's management and editorial
troll, and feeling in the fullest sense
magnitude of the undertaking, II
Quoted on business principles we
;st that whatever lack of ability or
erisnce may exist, the same Will be
rcome if an active and energetic
IT can avail anything. While We
hold with hesitation it is also with
pes The paper under our able
edecessor loomed up into proper
Sas so far beyond the expectations
those who stood as its sponsors in
Ely infancy as to entitle the late
aitor, A. Levi, ESQ, to the reputation
erjess as the gentleman and schol-
q 8, who IN leaving this town Will carry
with him the earnest wishes OF all who
know him, that his future may be as
bright and prosperous as his past has
been useful
Il shaN be our constant aim to still
advance the TMH On the road to use
,lness and success The agricultural
nd commercial interest shall as always
Sas been the case, find ready support,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-07
ntenance ano encouraSemeuC

ULAAS S& S@44o
hing that could lend attraction
.e and Sresi6e, It shall be found
ing useful information OF every
,er, and looking to the wants OF
,eral reader. As an advertising
n it win offer the rarest facilities
ching the interior OF the County.
be staff Of correspondence we
the right hand of fellowship,
( that they come up to the help
TINES as warmly Us while under
nagement Of its recent propri-
-der TO attain unto q full meas
success we indulge the hops
Q citizens of the County will
our aid, without which no
t 49, l,iJo1re of io,,rrot
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
nXFORIl

Tho bell flr thc Congregational ehaf.i
h.. ....u porrhassai. All ID. arrived II
80. .nf nom Troy, = 4 Ani weigh
over lUo0 ln.. Aces organ las been par
cla.rd for ne cnarch.
George Ci,flfi OF Paris has oeen can
100, ,.r, flr q B.Di~ Commentary.
Nr. Tuwn.sni o. Jsy sss 10 tow lAs'
- Urr father. Mr. Cleveland WAs ons
81 thc drst settlers hrrc
Ct9y Wardsvll j. very sick And :
ioa1tfai lf be- rccovsr-- lie has ocsu AZ
trni-i ID Drs. C0oo Of Ctsco An1 h'Au'
of Norssy ,,.
" Brosu hal ais haut crushed 10 SONS
% ths msculnery in tns mil
There NIu o. . Band Iournanrnt 90
Nasa. r,'s lslsni 10 Thompson fOsi, .ssn
at Ten bands are expected, snd OnAh
f.sr. Band of Portland sil furnish nus.
for the dancers A basket pienic = one OF
ths fcAturc- % The occasion.
Mr. walker has returned ron Boston
~ nes millinery Ani other goods. 81,
A heavy thunicr storm followed oy a. a.
on Tu--.iay oesstiful rAinoos also. Ia
erAss \. showing the good elects OF 'ni'
much uocici rsin.
Ths lAst Of ne logs we're sent do"a to'
river. MouiNy
W of TIE Brigade are sometimes mAo'
q, .npoupcs startling aud inoohercnt piece
IN 80. whlch ~ sometimes TALL 70 rc
r,vuir- A. ours. think We must AL I'm
80. oar handsritlag aod perhaps W
eomps.itor viii then succeed 0ettef 10 ue
cIparriug sad news ~,
rbsr. "a. a sOciADle al the sehoOihoas'
"Wednesday evening. vita genera So
TINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
RUMFORD,

River allied with long timber. this week.
| Another pliing up OF logs reported a. tbs
Falls, and Cal Turoer sent for In hot haste
10 brr.k the IAN There are, As usual. 81
this season of the year. many visitors "a
the Wild scene, for Il Il . grand sight
frsd Silver has bought an acre Of land
Of WIN Russell. 1t Hanover village, aud
has contracted for . set Of buildings 10 be
built thereon.
Fishing parties for the Lakes are now In
order. Gu. Adams Of Hsyerhill went up
with q party thu first OF the week. and en-
Governor Long was guest a. Prlce's ho-
81. Friday night. on the way 10 the Gang
Ing ground.
The letter OF a. OF Callfornls. In last
weeks Advertiser. a. To old boys aud girls
OF Norway Academy. wherein he munitions
the old electrical apparatus In the cabinet,
reminds me OF q certain shanghai rooster
that was caught fooling with that old bat
terry. Ills shrisks were Just awful and
the old boys and girls were conyulsed with
laughter and the precep,or higrlv indig-
nant. Also Of another scene In the hall.
way on the second noor. near the door Of
the schOol-room. An organ grinder was
hired by our q (of course u could not
have b.en the writer Of the article 10 the
Adrsriiser) aud another fellow, 10 set bis
organ down there, and when h. commenced
grinding. q. and the other fellow stepped
out This also caused considerable en-
element In the schoolroom, a. may be
imagined; and Mr.. Organ. grinder was or
dered by the preceptOr 10 step down and
out In q hurry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
HEBRON.

The balmy air Invited people 10 church,
SABBATH morning, aud Rev. :. ID. Richard
son favored his hearers with very earn
ct discourse ron the TEXT" WIN st We
here un n we diei" The choir sang well.
AMI ssbbath school In The afternoon nun
bcred over co
Last week. Mrs II. NJ. Everett attended
the revival meetings a. Auburn. She en-
ioyed them much, and brought news OF the
conversion OF Psrke q Dlngley.
Mrs. A. G. Herricks friends enjoyed the
extracts from her letter In last weeks sup.
plement
Parts have been assigned the senior
class In the following manner Nslcdicto.
~, Frank X Ilansoom, West Poland Sa-
lutstOry. Rosa l. Pratt, Long Island CITY,
SY; Class History, Nellie L D~Co-ter'
West Mino,; Prophecy. Alice &. Merrill
Hebron; Poem. Roscoe ;. kiiier, Canton.
Charles /. Aldrich OF West Polsnd gsinei
"a rank. bot Nv vote % the class IL was de-
cldcd u appoint q LAZY Tor sslutstory
The students are accomplishing excellent
work Miss Msyo's botany class numbers
n and al seen much Interested Ia this de-
nghtful and important study.
An anticipate with pleasure the return
Of Mrs. Mayo. Memorial aftsrnoon.
q W Cushman aud his qusrteite will
slug al Metals. 10 aid 10 their memorial
exercises
The soldiers graves In this place ar.
always decorated aud exercises psrtlci'
pA,s-i In, on arrival Of the q. A. Post nom
McFAlls. Usually In the afternoon.
Tn. cemetery has improscd much la ap'
peArance within the last two years. The
monument erected BY Mrs.. DR. BarrOss n
Boston. IL Al last most crciltAoie % Nr
BARREL % Turner. Is has been scry n
penslve fof Mrs BArross on account or
not bslnx A. she expected when frst set
Mr. Everctrs carriage tipped over. but
be came out all right. n
Cyrus Pratt Il Singing bis house AMI
will clapbosri u and make repairs Inside.
Mrs. Benson Ia. gone 10 board al Nj.
Landcrss 10 Paris.
strasberry blossoms are pleniy and dan
delious have cone.
Mr. Everstt's runaway horse caused
qalts an excitement Ia the neighborhooi,
Wednesday Mr. D. though thrown from
the wagon. was not seriously hurt.
Charles Georges new house l. up and
boarded.
~ Goodwin. Zoo, Is 30 ,hA, he Is 90,
Al work again.
would sagges, n your correspondent
d" that wallace Cushmans name isn't
W. A bot q W.
sociable last evening lweinesiay) At
The chsp-l
Rev : u Richardson will give the NJ
mortal addrc.. Al Mechanic Fails, on Me
mortal Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
DIXFIEI.D

Died in Dlxn.id. i9th lost Thomas u.
huston. sgvi 80 ycArs IL was Tor mAny
years during The early part Of bis NE q
resident Of R1Khury. Tie osn-d and
lived upon 90. OF those intsfyale farms on
ne swim River to RoNbufy up 10 the ufnr
% n. great frcsh-t In October, iss3
That fre.het swept his buildings All assy.
taking al hls household furniture. and eS-
srything ihey hal ercspi tne clothes they
hai on They bal Que child only, son.
Thaatsr uu.ton. then some II years old
They then moved 90 Canton, 20 Sofs In
me tookpick factory ani h. aud bis sou
continued ~ work In the factory until he
did when the business wss moved n
Dlxfsd some II years ago, h. came With
~ Itisssii he hal charge ~ feeding aud
tsklug care II the horses. Tacsdsy even
Ing be vent % the stable - feed The
horses for the night, Aftcr o'clock, ard
not returning A. soon a. was exp-ctei,
they looked Tor bin And found him dead, Ia
ayard % ne barn about o'clock ne SAM
evening H. evidently bal shock. AMI
diet OF ptrslys.. Mr. Huston wNa very
good citlr-u Aut ~, universally r--p-ci-
81 Mr. Frr-man. the Agent Of The Com
pany, seemed greatly sf-cted, ani took
great Interest In The funeral services OF
NJ Huston. Who Tor the last 10 years bad
been constantly Ia th"lr employ. and =
very faithful hand To fan~fAl wN- held
In N. T~mpcrants Hall Ia ne brick block
NJ Fr--msn got oat al th- wofkm-n la
,hs factory - the funeral. And al ~ th~m
conducted N. r~mans u their oil con
rsie - hi. naal rs--siog piscr la 6f~sn'
wooi C-n.t-ry To singlng sni masl,
80. excellent. ami Dr. ID y Sheldon o'
wat~rviue. prcsch~i very aPpruPrsi-
Ani intsrr-t az sermon. " thus passes IN
world away
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
SWEDEN.

GA account OF poor health, Lewis Frost
has sold his farm and l. ~ move IN Mass
chu.etts, where his children live. In part
log with Mr. Frost. sweden loses one o.
her most reliable citifeusi Que Who gives
nj. active sympathy "a every good cause
and he carrie. with him our hleh est-'m
and sincere Wish that his health may I'm
prove AMI his useful life be- spared many
years Hollis Moore of Lowell bought ih'
farm
The NJ n. Seslng Circle met with Mrs..
EnIs Smart. wednesday Of this week Z
large number present
A sqasd OF knight. Of Pythl,s male .
raid oa John Wilson's farm and sosei bis
graio for him; they threaten 10 DO bis
planting soon unless bis hand should get
we'll
BeolsmIn Knlgh, Ia, sold his farm an
cattle
Sunday. 10Th lnst Rev. G. W. Abbott
preached At the NJ D. eharchi 10 good
audience.
Mrs. Humphrey s.ander. il critically ~
with heart disease.
John Wilson IL unable u work. having
very painful bone sore on the To- enagef
Of hi. len hand.
May.basket- and sucker. have received
the energetic sttsntioa % the young, aud
they have disturbed the dreams Of the old
81 ones.
Many working cattle changed hand. the
nrs, week In this month samuel Mari
has the boss pair. girtlng over seven feet
.lr inches. and smooth and handsome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
So wooDsr,aK

J. II Davis % this place has pat up
nice large barn frame AMI Il now board
Ing A.
J NJ Bryant has moved from oxford u
bis farm In school District No. Z
G. G Curtis's little girl. are Improving
We hope will som ~ well.
School i % commence In District No.
? nsxt Monday, 10 be taught BY Eva Dow
Anna ROBBINS Il teaching Ia District No.
2 aud Mrs Eta ROBBINS In the C"utr'
District.
Farmers are busy putting In their crops.
Quite q rush amer - cold and backward q
spring
Mr.. Jewet, Is SIN vcry feeble Mrs. ID,
u Curtis l. very low, but hopes are that
she i gaining.
&C Dow has hired hlm = hand 10 work,
also taken a small boy n live with him BY
The name OF Bonnie Kendall
Thomss Lurvey mas q nice matched pair
% calves.
Annie Lurvey l. attending school In tbs
Centre District, which commenced last
Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

NJ ani Mr.. : L Post came from NeS
York at wcck. to spcud tac summer Al
tht.r home here.
I.hn PIks of East Fyehurg All Mrss
WIry 0f Lowell. we're marrici hY Kew
IA Na-nn. ID NJ Wriuc-iay, .0ih lust
81. Jahn Hose aui Lea came hone
.a.t $50 raarsiay, hsving spent thr 10
t-rinN \ sud BALTIMORE
gry "a y Stour 49, to have giNru as
go .rrtarss ou jerusalem lu tas AcaiTm'
l',ursr. llih snd .iih inst-, oat osing u
r.. iIur.. ne i,ctare thls Se,k ~ss los'
arn-i. aui tle 80 ~iu pe condensed iu
lne ftr urxt Iaesiay.
Tue e. L =. T. MT Sith Mr.. J e Or
on Montsy ev~uIug. And read part o'
Tbs Merchant 20 NsuiCr
Tns ruof of tlv ukiurd House eAngh'
arr at YEA. Dat tncrc wAs no iaftne'
famsgr done ..
ur Masou preached a. ne uaroof Dc
est Saufay an-ru.oa, sui StI pfcac D a
b Fryvbarg nrxi Sautay
Tnrrr 49, q baked nssn supper ADJ -
r.sl.e a. me vcsiry on THURSDAY evening
--fInsL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

We Ar, having weather % 40 work. bat
40 ucei some rAla fOf The grass, Farmers
are very busy
NJ. Hatchin-oa q. lsli up With tae fhea-
m.fi.m. Ani bis yoang 80 cut his Anklr,
.smc four weeks ago, sud ne il stu iAii up
sith 10
Frank Morrill, i 10 tosn AFTER losd Of
hi. nrultur-. Which b. .pv~s O. bndx
tau Ills sifc D. very poorly u l. tcarei
81 nav not hi auy o-ttsr
H.,nan Ban and family ~ N1rsy, are
Waiting NJ AIS faihcfs. Ciafk Bcsn. al 4
other fri-uf-
ar.. witham i qalts poorly. thoagh
narrowing -om~s -hv l. sxq~cung h~r D.
thrr from VurmSnt 500 q, Who i aoOut ~
Thsr. /. qalts a Qa,a;l,y OF poplar tin
~ 10 u 1e dra~u o. tac cars a. West
Bcthei
M. Arenas Mason has DOT beea 80
xr.l fir f.s days Mo- k,nt Bean j.
having a sick spell
Rev A "A wltham. who lately moved
herr. seems % b. Improving To health.
WA Tyler hss Dought another young
Gov.
Mr.. Prescott Bennett Is helping Mrs.
Bsan. Who l. sick
Bru.h burulug l. 10 order
whsr- l. yoar Wet Paris correspond
mt give ~ ths news
Never more hke spring than today
Yoang cattle and sheep grt . good hsiag
10 pastnros Farmers are mostly dOnc
sowing on upland
Horace Hutchinson shesred hny-seVen
hounds % nice wOol from sheep.
walter NJ Brown. % North Albany, has
moved b.ck % his old farm
Two lawyers from Bethel have been 10
town n.hlng; don't tn0w whether they
caught any less than nve inches In length
OF not
a. ais mill.
Martin A. S,0well l. doing joo Of stone
WORK for Henry Stiles Of fryeoarg Aeaie'
my GrasL ,...
oar summer school commenced the 18th.
Flora |. Wheeler, teacher. She i nne
scholar, and has the reputation OF an En-
cellent teacher.
We are obliged 70 elect new First Sc
lectmsn. because J. II. Bean, ESQ vas Col
lsctOr last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
ANDOVER

TIE too,hpick factory h.s started 40
Tn. VI Ltil~s' Circle nets win hr-
L ID H,asoa, rnarsiay evening OF this
week
The Sumner term n school ~ E,st A.
dover 4. u be taiSht by Miss x |. Bailey.
OF thl. piece.
We Gr- Informed that the Jouiri-- Of =
Auiovrr have contract Tor cutting aud
p.-ling zoe thousand cord. ~ poplar on
JOau uJugntOu's laat la RIxDary, this
season
Farmers are pa.hlng their plaatlag as
fast a. convenient.
NJ Perry. ESQ the SDath Paris mln-
eralOgist, wNs In iowa the ism.
Tue streams are unusaally low Tor the
season.
Frank Gordon. OF South Anioyer, has
been sudsring from Al attack Of rheam ATTIC
fever.
uomespua cloth. II rarely seen. IL not
wholly thiag Of the past. Oae OF Aado
ver's thrifty hDdsesive. IL iOlas quite q
business with q hsnt loom. this spriug
The n.hermsn Il abroad 10 the And.
Audoyer trout still survive 10 invite the
modern "IItsks" % his hsunts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26

w. t-. ftrr warmer weather uoS
-. ..a laFr some fslu souu t0
- ,.. .ra.s I cal tarathsr bach
49, .-l. April shosvfs secm D. bel
.-.r...a.s. anf cVcu Msy inll1ss in az
-. .t. pcup.e have Ilst commeucc q
.--.ren Ur.r To ruats srv rrrf nsl'
49,. t.r nsr. quite muiiy ! thiuk
Il. E.sf Cons. s.luurrs 49, hate o. ns
-rrrsar. of / an Afrsii their Nil oe
900 ..r
II. .a.rr of Grsnon iu Schoo. pisi
N..a-r n. Nng school house. thIug
..r rsl. rruirf f1f lo < zine. thiuk
..ru lave 10 t1ng me trst of Jaus --
a. q. t.sr De-
n. -lrr drivers ar toiug a good husI.
-. .-.tse tte .ngs oat, have ga then
- 81. >aCont Dan hnpe they III
Il r.u ulL Ntloagn bard tfiFiug slth
/. CO. Natff.
BE- rar.truert ani show c.uusmno
a.arr.rf nrolgh tosu q iCs tays 40
fsas ar1s.ng a. Hose sho never saS
.-s. q, FL. l.l pefform-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
PARIS

Rv.JE Cochrsne aud Rev W. Rich
Ard.on ~ HcnfOn. exchanged Palplt-, is-'
Sshbsth
R-y M. Ansel preached = memorial
--fmou. 1t suaiy she -Ppk- OF M
xr.stosss 81 Amsrios. aud IL chief schi.S
IN mt - religious ADD moral.
&C Msrbl-, csq has made extensive
r-p.ir- on Ms house. The work sa- done
~ Go X Hammond. Msny othsr Of "u'
cltlI-n. ar doing fair smJaut " hoes'
cleaning and repairing
As Austin, 20 Clerk Of Courts
started fpr Bp-ton. d,ndy, - sttrni IN
=, unlou OF his oil r-gim~nt, N" fir-'
Massachusetts II ~s- mustered Ia Nay
-. ls6i .ni s-ryei through the rniir'
var Mr. Aa.tin retired vita the rank o
Colonel
Services. Decoration Dv. ~ili h. mor'
elaborate tnsa u.ua "a Psri- uili s.
order % rx-rci--- paplishs-i last week
Wallace Everett lost doe two-y-ar-ok
steer, last w~.k. by IL falling over 'eds"
some OF the Children have chicken pox
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
RRIHEI..

The exercises In Ideal Hall, OF the grad
Mating class Of Gould Academy, were
highly interesting Tue young gentlemen
and ladies' acquitted themselves crcditsoly
and showed an. psinstskiag and thorough
o.-s OF their teachers. Friday evening. q,
Ri.lto Hall, the reunloa was very enjoy
aDle occasion.
FOREST nrcs are doing much damage
having destroyed maen valuable timber
and endangered farm buildings.
wednesday. the bulldings OF John Far
well. about one mile rom the village, were
In such danger, that the bells on ths
churches we're rung. and many OF the eltl.
rrns fastened 10 the scene OF danger aod
with great exertlon saved them.
A gentle rain al this writing (ssturdsJ
morning. Il falling. and, n IL continues
will CHECK the progress OF the nres-
AN u II. Carter propose 70 plant ~
acres ofsweet corr; q kimosli 8 ser-s
Woolf a Re~ing have contracted for 20o
acres for their Bethel factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
" SUMNER

Leslie Newell. wao has been Al West
Paris Tor thc past var, Ani learned ne
blacksmith trade OF Il Coriiss. has moved
- This town. where he will carry on his
fathers farm
Prof N n Forbcs % Canton. y. Y,
va 10 town ths ittE All i5tn iusts.
The buliiiags % ]. ABBOTT were
burned on the i5th inst Cause. defective
chimney This house vas snown a. The
Pleasant Lske Hoase. situated on The ris-
ing grouni above the pond THIS house
cost $500. aud sNs Insured for $500
Nearly all the farnltarc wss saved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-26
ALBANY.

F.G. Webster. OF Hartford Theological
Seminary, commenced his lsbors with the
Congregational Church. 18th inst.
Rev 1 Bean Of Mason. supplies the NJ.
Church
s,lysnus Bennett IL In quite poor health.
n a Bennett. who received very bad
wound by falling upon a saw. has 80 Tar
recovered that he can wslk on cru,ches.
Mrs. Lawson Mason II quite STICK.
X a. Bean. who IL Spending the sessou
In Lawrence. Mass, was al home lev
days. last week. aud on his return took
his youngest daughter with him 10 engage
In bookkeeping.
Theron J Cummings lost good colt.
this week, about two weeks old.
People are pushing springs work along
quite rapidly. L.