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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

BALTIMORE, MD., August 2s.--fAst
night Richard William was s,aading in
the road al Govanstown, few miles
north Of this city, talking 10 the wife 0
israel BrOwn, Who, seeing them, crept
up behind WILLIAMS and deliberately cut
biz throat with q pocket knife. The
wound extended from ear 10 ear, bat
Williams walked three miles 70 the near.
est police station, where fully pin. Of
blood was found In bis boots The wound
vas sewsd up, but the man Is likely 10
die, and bic assaliaut i IN jsll. jealousy
vas the causn Of the attempted murder
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05
Not On a.. Mat p.ih.

PnRnK, DaE., August 2s.-Tbere was
much excitement here yesterday owing
10 report that the Indians Al the chey.
snne Agency above Pierre we're on The
war path aud had threatened the agent.
A messenger was dispatched 70 the
agency. and Il was found that no trouble
existed and the Indians were perfectly
satisfied and happy. Major Swan, the
agent, when told Of The report, was sur.
priced. The Cheyenne Agency IL be.
llsved 10 be one Of the best managed IN
the country, aud the Indians are far
abose The average for InlslIIgencs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

DEsvEs, Cot, AHasst si-Iu quar-.
rel over cards ~ GIsnsood Springs yes.
tsfdsy, GsorEs " Fuller vas shot dead
bT EIish Crsvea. After : dispute a.
The card table The mea had q fight, 10
uhieh Cfsssn was bzdiy beaten. tie
pfoedted . revolver sad soaght Fuller.
eho vas searching iors waieb-chsls
be losf n th- fret melee, snd dif not Oh.
shot ssFuek Fullef Ia tbe shiomsa. saf
hs Ell forward on hls face. Craven then
srrpef nzsrsf zAi assa shof throrrh
faIef's h<xd Cnssn i fsnchmar
'alnE uszl UI<neos-l spfiszs fhsrs IL
4u1& e11<1r n1n1 oger ~ annf1.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

HNHHaNfFNFNH Nt'H hAFa NeHn 1panHt IN
eslieis fof Ne bsashs n ne sslsd fsiea
A faLEsntw wss fsesivsi a ths De.
psrtmsht of tustics On the 2itA from .
fnsu IN West vlfsiala, sstlnE n Ne could
hiii man ~ dFunkennes.
Buaisnsa failures throa ih1ut che ooun.
~ during ihe seven days ended on ,ha
aslh weFei For ths unlted States, ias,
and for Canada, 2ii ~ total of iso fall.
ures, as eompafsi with The total of IN
the wask previous
PETITION viii Ia presented 10 The
Home Secretary Of Great Britain, praying
Tor lhe suppression of the sale of obscene
prints
TnE Iowa STATE Veterinarian has been
ordered 10 Investigate what ls supposed to
be Texas cattle fever Ia Potiawatoinie and
Harrison CountieA
HuSDREps Of laborors have been swim
died In Chicago ky labor agencies who
sent them 10 the Canadian Northwest on
false promises OF work 20 be obtained
there.
CoLogED soldiers ut Fort Meade, Oak,
who undertook TO wipe out the town Of
sturgo' because OF the lynchlng Of Hall,
were captured and returned to the fort.
TnE crow OF tho whaling brig Isabella,
crushed In tho leo July 20th, 1891, arr we'd
IN Halifax on tho 2sth with the loss Of
only one sailor, who died Of scurvy on the
voyage home.
THE Treasury accountant, are expected
to make some startling objections when
they reach the accounts Of the Fish
Commission, the Geological Survey, the
Weather Bureau and others
IRISH agricultural statistics show that
there are 100000 acres OF land under
crop in Ireland, an increase Of 81, 900 over
the acreage Of 1884; that there are IL, $780,
600 acres OF grass land, decrease Of 2OO,-
900 acres, and that bog, barren and noun
tain land has increased $1,000.
TnE revised estimate OF the losses by the
recent storm at Charl eston, 4 c., Is ST.
Oo),OOO, including 100000 along the
wharges and $3.50, 900 OF private property.
The remainder includes losses on ship
ping, 100000; on Sulllvau's Island $780,
900; cotton presses, SSj, 900, and city prop
erty, churches, railroads and phosphate
nfIls ghn n1n a.ok .,I ..,t.a.it....z...
Si5, ooo mr. '.on. =, .ona.s.Ia" uv'u, >.
ao,Iro ,hat III -, -. - 'Sa.,
Ill. US ~" ons
a.. a. ,.aii,,,s. III, - a - 'ne Iva. ~"
CHOLERA is reported to have made Its
appearance at Nagasaki, Japan.
OVER 400 Hungarians aud Poanders
have recontlv left pennsvI vanla tor tho
Northwest
YELLOW rsvrp IA rapino on IN. psoIac
Coast Of Mexle,
IT is now said that peace between En-.
gland and Russia ls assured.
ENGLAND is willing to evacuato Egypt
II Turkey will guarantee TO maintain or
der.
THE value Of exports Of merchandise
from the United State, during the twelve
months ended July 3lst, were S733 3ss. 40.
TnE Bankers and Merchants Tele-
graph Company has sued tho Western
Union for damages TO the amount OF 81
OOO,OOO
Two ladies OF rank were recently cap
turei by bandits In European Turkey aud
we're held until a ransom Of $4,000 was
paid.
A SKw set Of glassware Is being manu-
factured for the White House
THE German Government Is preparing
for the construction OF number OF canals,
one OF which Is a ship canal from the
Baltic soa to tho German Ocean.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

PniLADELFnt,, Pa, August "a. Chief
ol Decilvcs Kelly received an anonymous
note this morning IN reference 10 the ex.
. oslon on the steamer FELTON,, a. followst
The Feiton explosion Vas cansai liy dyna
mite. The people who hal u I'D not Intend
W explode u. but wHfr on thr hUat a. the
tim and Nefs taking u home H. use "a
Vii be imppssihls f0f.you 70 discover them,
but ~ remove suspicion ~ evil intent from
Others. this statement il male Your Invrs
tigatlen should he 10 that end
The note il evidently written In q dis.
Euiscd hand
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05
, S.u Nstthus.s.ra railway ~

DEsvER, Col, Angus, si.-A party Of
surveyors sre now a, work 10 Wyoming
running lines for the Chicago North.
western Rsilroaf through that Territory.
During The past three weeks ihey have
worked irDm ~. fst,srmsn abon, sixty
miles Two rouirs have been surveyed.
uus follows the North Platte River to
Poison spider Greek, thence wsstwafdly.
The other gees up Sweet Water River.
Large business IL sxpecie from the oil
rrgluus, which The read will psnstrsie.
These lines are silnost parallel vith the
Union psclac on The sonlh.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

e~F&a*.ss.'f
~ plumb 20 erucibls work, at Bat.
~ ihe Thames, were destroyed by
!, as . b. The loss is 5000
trough estimate the losse. BY The
- At Charleston. 8. q, OF the 2s.h.
~ssais over $1,000, 900 The fol-
He The damages sustained By pri-
'ans and corporations, Wharf
ss, ssloo; private property,
~ eo's N presses, 5000; churches,
IN. w property. streets and parks,
- railroads, 5000; Ashley River
- wloo, shipping. siso,ooo; lum-
h-pssoa
n'sves named Frank Elwood and
.on, under arrest In New Yorh,
Identified a. participants IN
kA committed In Toledo, Detroit,
~ sad ether places.
smshlp wm LAwrsnc>, from
- reached Savannah, Ca, On N.
hsinE overheard all the trunk,
and Ill The cargo b.
nn part being swept a~ay aad
'arovn over 10 liEhssa Ne ves.
ond mate e2hausr, Of BAlsi.
s.ssAsd overbosld 4 ard los. N
sa feet of wss>r n hs- hess
49, cut foF tv~ivs hosrs n.
-. ~''sllr 4 vsvy hssvy.
ia IRE Destroyed Ne 0l>s
&[sFy q favrsscsburs. LA
- ~ s>s<Al nIllsismss vws g.
ssdsd n s>lllssss = =,
,asss'n Z Quiasy nHnval
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-25

The Secretary Of War has instruct
ed General Miles, IN command of the
Department Of the Missouri, to hold
his troops in readiness to enforce the
Presidents recent proclamation in re-
atlon to the cattlemen on the Chey-
enne and Arapahoe reservations. By
the terms Of the proclamation the cat
tlemen will be compelled to remove
their herds by September 4th. The
troops will be held at Fort Reno.
The trades organizations through
out the United States will issue Pc
tition requesting President Cleveland
to call an extra session of Congress,
to be devoted exclusively to the con-
sideration Of measures for the relief
of the industrial classes of the coun-
try and the revival of business.
The children Of Mormonism do not
know that hey live IN the United
States, never heard of George Wash
ington nor Abraham Lincoln, and be-
lieve that the head of the Mormon
church is the ruler of the country.
The Moscow Mirror says that a
number of Russians have taken claims
east of Bear creek, and that the chief
of the party has tied all their names
together and is using it for a barbed
wire fence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-25
Of SUBSCRIPTION TO WEEKLY WORLD
Useful INFORMATION.
and Health Hints.


It, dry flannels, applied as hot as
BILE, for neuralgia.
rains and bruises call for an ap-
zion of the tincture Of arnica.
an artery is severed, tie small
or handkerchief above it.
r bilious cholic, soda and ginger
/ water. 1t may be taken freely.
ekling in the throat is best re-
\ by gargling of salt and water.
ns in the side are most promptly
Jed by the application of mustard
i cold in the head nothing is
: than powdered borax sniffeu
e nostrils.
ervous spasms are usually reliev-
little salt taken into the mouth
Rllowed to dissolve.
hopping cough paroxysms are
Jed by breathing the fumes of
entine and carbolic acid.
pken limbs should be kept In
al positions and the patient kept
until the surgeon arrives.
morrhages of the lungs or stom-
re promptly checked by small
of salt. The patient should be
as quiet as possible.
eplessness, caused by too much
In the head may be overcome
Pplying cloth wet with cold wa
the back of the neck.
lnd cholic is promptly relieved
peppermint essence, taken in a
warm water. For small children
y be sweetened. Paregoric is
good.
F stomach cramps, ginger ale or
spoonful of the tincture of gin
a half glass of water, in which
teaspoonful of soda has been
lved.
kness of the stomach is most
pity relieved by drinking a tea
u OF hot soda and water. If il
: the offending matter up, all the
kr.
teaspoonful of ground mustard
cup OF warm water is a prompt
enable emetic, and should be
TED to in cases of poisoning ol
ps In the stomach from over-eat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-25

||nheapolls has a peculiar ordin-
regulating the liquor traffic. Be-
charging a license fee of $500,
Prulnance marks out certain pa
|P'm'ts' including the business por-
|oi The city, within which all the
|'ls there must be established, and
i .hey can be kept under close
I Inspection. AS to the rest of
[l'y' including all the main resi-
\ portions of the city, where
holy nlne-tenths of the inhabit-
nave their homes, absolute pro-
n In prevails, and is rigidly en-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-08-25
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
THE SPRING ELECTIONS.

We are able 10 give the result In each
town In the county. with the exception OF
sweden, Ia this issue. Most % the towns
appear on The first page. fourth column
Albany officers are given In an article by
our special correspondent from that town
BYRoS. Moderator. John \ shaw Sc.
lectmsn. stephen Taylor. Joseph @ Reed,
A \. Young, Clerk. II. II. Richards
Treasurer. John y shaw, Constable and
Collector. John Houghton; Supervisor Of
schools, stephen Taylor.
RoxnUKY Moderator ant Treasurer,
NJ Locke, Sciectmen. A. A. Jenue. A. NJ
Robblas. n. A. Knapp Collector aui Con
stable. W II. Jcnne Clerk and SoPcryis.
OF % Schools. A. W. ROBBINS
DfxTIxf Moderator. II y. Lancaster
Selcctmen. Frank Stanley, Gustavus Ilis
cock. Emerson Waite; CLERK, Emerson
Waite Treasurer. George Holt Collector,
John u. Kills; Supervisor OF schools, u
y Lancaster.
GErENwOOD Moderator. : :. fcli ,
Selecimen. y n Rand, VIM. Richardson,
Mlch,el Harrington, Clerk, A. { Libby ;
$ y Committee, Mlchael Harrington
Treasurer. \. :. Tcbbcits Agent ;. ;.
Fslt Voted 90 continue The lqaor agency.
NEwEY. Moderator, :. r. wiibcr. s..
lectmen. j. n. LitiehAie, W \. wight, y.
TrAsk CLERK ant Treasurer. J. ; Brown
Supervisor OF schools y. ). Baker Coz.
lcctor AMI Constable, l. W. kngore.
PaKIs Moderator. n. q Brosni S.
icctmen, n Mason. q II Briggs, Charles
Edwards Clsfk. ) 4 Newell Treasurer,
y. u Bolster school Committee, II. X.
DunhAm. ~ 4 Chase.
RrNFOKp - Moderator A II. Price
SslcCimcn. walio Pciisnglll. FRED A. for-
ter, =. Leslie Nooiy. Clerk ani Supcfyls-
OF Of schools. freeman T.. Small; Treas
urcr, T. W klmballi Collector AMI Cons
table. ff,d A Porter
WATERFORD Moderator, Eugene Mel.
sou Clsrs, Charles 4. Wilson Sclsctmsu,
a :. Hspxooi. W. r. Greene, J. A. john
son. Treasurer AMI Agent, Charles A
Young Supervisor % schools. A. T.. Dean :
Assessor. and Ossrsccrs % Poor. 4. =.
Hspgooi. Geo. Shedd, }. A johnson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

method. II thoss vho expect such rs~ards AMI thoss
who worthuy scsk pahiif employ meni have nalf n
lnssi that cfnpeffnry shall - rtfeFnIfei Instead II
party subser, 6nry 90 ne suuensieI Of honfsi poi
cal hclIrf.
In an simini.ffsfion n q government pisdeei n
a. equal All staf lusilos D. All men. thrrt shoat -
a. protest o. snsfff teaching the protection n the
frrsdnsn In theif nrlts. thsif SECURITY IN Ne On
ioymfnf oftheif privileges under ~ oousffufinn and
H. arnrnirnfs Al isfussiun AZ a. their ttncss &c
~ plsoe aaaofdrd - thsm A. Amfrosn citizens Il
illf at unproffshr, sxorpi A. saErfsis ~ nfcfs
s|ff 80 thsIr improvement. fh1 at flsf thff A.
rfirens euifiss them a. al a. nehfs Due o. hen IN
thar rslafcu anl rharrrs them sfh all a. dafifs %
hrsfnns ani responsibilities.
Ihfsr fuIirs. a1l fhr lllIsfauf AL ever Naff NJ
wants n Al tcfifr ani tntsVnsInr pouulsfIoa. msy
al receive IN .fisnilnn ln patriotic fnitators of At
sha make All sNrruif ths Fifrsi las. oar dufirs
art rrsiiosi AL call o. nlasirious sppl.oaian, an
utsIlsrnf rrrcspiIon n ~ claims n puhr eHofs
ani alufr al fTu drffruIlaiIen tY united tlfiHn A.
sseuro o. a. a. paopls Il thr lad thf fa hruftfs n
d. best 1fn u rotcunfui ever fuurtsAlli o. utn.
All lei us ~ trust o. hamtn ef,fi aleuf. bur ham
W acknaeieirnT ths poser ani r,riuess ~ Al
mighty t.oi sho prssIlfs over h. drsfny " usions
AL who has a. Al times ierr revealed IN oar coun
iFy's history. let NJ nfoke 10 AL All hs blessing
nf.I -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
ANDOvER. MAINE
AcriNo A CoNrpr VINO TooN PAEr-
lows MrrIiNo Nors.

lNMN MNtAANH sN"tNff
"Cloais, an American Comedy. IN
four acts wAs successfully presented At
Union Hall, Ia, Thur.lay evening. un-
der The auspicc. q the VI T. L,dies'
Cicle. The evening" was all that could
be desired. the travelling fine oonse-
quen,ly the ball wAs orosdcd With an
audience which did no, gather for de.
appointment. a. the parts ~cfe Gained
oui IN an able and spini'd manner. The
Anio,er Brass Band was 10 Attendance
ard "bttwecn the sccnes. discolfssd
foe music Previous 10 the play, col
laiion was served m the loser hall. The
society Melted about $40 from the affair.
Which j. pretty good. considering The
foninAl pfics a, which The tickets were
,oli. In pa..ins ~ az pleased 10 note
the change Of sentimsn, on the part oi
our Methodist ff,nd.. which alloss them
10 entertain "a, with Agooi moral drama.
instead u condemning such a. "Chafeh
Thsa,r,,." and demonlzIng TO all. a.
Va. formerly the case. Belos We give
a ION cas-, Of character. Of the drama a.
presented Thursday evening
Hla Hlifsr EIHlIN kr " CD la
clsn Akef-
ElirA Raadifi. M Cofson.
Hiiiirn W.mieriy. George AnifoAs
Fr,d T1t-a Pod q Ak'f.
Dr EIoari Lac. Gcprs, AnifsNs.
Bfiy Buinss. % Nceton.
Aftfrr N.iifT Al fr1si
N.sil1 slri,n. Nc. N . CHrso1.
Clrn Ailir. Annie Porter
EIf1 RIsilii. AD1io Hanson
E.l1 Hlmtrriy Maaio Mefnll
NJ Hifiil1 Pam. Cora NrstOn.
W. Niirfraoa. Mrs Wit Low y
Mir,ia ~. II. Blfgc.s.
TOWN NEETiN0 NOTEs
Monday iown meeting ~as he most
ORDERLY one We ever attended, 90 AnIe-
YER, and the ioa,iae tu'iues' OF ths day
Va. transacted With unusuh Dispatch
The ofieer. were al elected GA the IRE,
ballo, by large myofi'i-' TIE aPP'o
pri.,ion. fof the ,n'aing year are. schools
500. roai. and bridges, $1,000, Lake
road. $500. support q poor s3Ov' cur
,sn, and contingent $500. Interest 80
The a,,smp, TO adoP' the 'osn system OF
school. wa voted dosn. bat a vo'e Wa
passed authorizing the officers 70 bay
,.u book. for the schools. ani 20 furnish
them 10 the scholars al cost TIE col
hector. Mr. eastman. receives = commis'
sion Of - pr cent. for collecting The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
ALBANY. MAINE.
TowN Manufacturers ELEcTrD-
Nor roLITICAL 0ATHrEiNo-SoNE
Sick FoLKs-OLDEsr lNuAnirANr

Town officer. elected Moderator, O..
w. Becker; Clerk. Wallace u Cam.
ming. Sslec,men. Freeman n. Bennett.
Austin Hutchinson. John II. Wheeler ;
Treasurer. J. II. Lovsjoy, Agent. Amos
q Ban Supervisor Of Schools. W. /.
Ggp,ill Constable and Collector, Osgood
Drew.
No polite, ia the election. The Clerk.
Fur, Selec,man and Constable are Dem.
ocias: Supervisor, 0recnbacker. all the
rest Republicans.
samuel Gap,ill i, quite 'iek has been
confined 70 h.. house Coz several weeks.
Abel Address l. much better. Eyah
Wheeler. one Of oar aged and respected
citizens. i. rather feeble
samson Mason. ihe oldest man bat oa'
IN iown. is quite well aad able 10 be out
10 iosn meeting John York. another
Of our olles, men. i nearly blind John
Cumming. stands Al the head Of the LET
and /, % years old and quite feeble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

UrroS. Plenty OF snow aud more com.
ing--Auo,ber wedding 10 town today--
Carrie Abbott Il visiting her sister, Mrs
John Aker., In Errol. N. II --frsnk
Bragg Ia. brought home wife from Nef'
mont-Jensins. Who has been hun,iug
since the middle Of January. has AZ last
caught three foxes aud two rabbits, pa
thence and perseverance will accomplish
great deal--E ~ Greene and james
Bernie. our popular slolinls,s, are sway,
Visiting friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
During This

Season a TIE year the system Is IN greater dah'
g,f from fatal disease han a any other time
When the eoii weather coues, ne pores q
ne skin, al~ays open IN warm weather, are part
" slosci up and the waste material usually pass
ING OF through this channel, j. sent q he KID
neys and loselA
A We cat rIchsr, hsarliu iood IN ne winter,
the amount q waste material q b. carried asay
b, increased and therefore grsaisf anount q "a.
hof ihfown upon ne kidnsys. Liver and Blood
This brings cot che weak points q thcss Or
glns. and PAM ~ Hft. Dl1aiHr D'uH
Pass, Tff Fofigf. Ciihf. Nsssiria,
Cassyi, biisafafif. C'sRJsiisr, asf csa'
sa~fiisa, Together 9th minor i.s salh as C,fi.
- Tssfsf, Ensg. SIar Tar. B1f BsrIfi,
D,rsaafu. bifuaof, o., arc ihs prevailing
touli-s 4 siniT. The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Season q the year, pefson, IN riiiis ne. and
especially those who has, P's, Sl.fg'IA Bleed,
hni themselves Affected ~ilh many rs ~hish. al
though no, danguous IN themselves. are ne
caais a a great deal q suffering Bsi', Ri-e
a.yai. Cilii4isI. ssf CT Hszfs al Fssf,
are among Tie most Common and can oaly h
rsishsi fi,,sgi re- Bi'f, kiuS,, ., klf.syG
u 500 wi uss B,srss SasilfE,iiis, y0u al
si|mla's a. digestive organs g.Ts Vgof 10 the
Coz u H..i opsn ioa healthy action tie d..
mari Liver a. khiaeys. aai thofuughly pufgs
the s'.ois syii,n. Then vii yoor rsss h. s-esi.
81. &c nervous system ksli IN iuns, the great
waste u boiy male ~, a'i.iY 10 lahor, a. Gel
a. ne vitality q re hody vi b. largely inefssssi
and NE better IN ever way. We cal afisnti0a
d he lacts that he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

SoUTn WOODSTOCK g. q Dow aud
George Stevens arr doing good bushes.
saving wood In TIT. vicinity. The OLD
way Of saving by hand Is fast going cot ~
prac,lcs-A little twin daughter Of II. c.
Curtis. S years old, had the tine OF pitch
fork thrust into her face accidentally BY =
little brother while Al play In The barn. II
vent In Immediately under the eye, aud
many are fearful that II will always srcct
the sight OF the eye-Chas. Wilson has
bought the Otis Bryant place near Trap
Corner aud 4. 20 move soon--Columbus
4. Kimbsil has been elected A. a member
Of the \ 4 Con
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

MEuoo.-"Old Swain. horse owner OWE J.
bxJ W. Richards, has some sesy,
A night or Two ago be opened AZ slide uoo y,
- m a alsht Of stairs comprised OF
80 70. three. Eve and seven steps "
49,. en.Tb.r over the store % III w. fafk
ard rsgalsd himself 90 oats; corr. ~, ~,
- nag IS years old, be knew ee,.sf
- - - enough 10 make himself slek
80 "a =. hs,nr informed that he was oat o.
pi.es quietly and withoa, urging rs'a'' n
s,.Il-Hoses whitman and l. u.
% h,.e exchanged horses WIFI 10"
-. AZ. r.eker, Reed has the mustang.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
SUDDEN DEATH
Tng WIS oF Cot e. \ EDWARDS DiEs
SUDDENLY OT PNEvuONIA ~ BEfuEL.

BErnEi- March :. lsss.
Mrs. Col & \ Edwards died ~ fasg-
monia very sudleuly, Friday In Bethel
She leaves one danghter AMI I've sous.
one ~ which. Mr.. A VI Elssrts. Il Pdu-
cipsl OF Edward Llttle ln.titute. Auburn.
aui a husband % mourn her lps.. She
was a devoted wife aud mother. klni
and obiigiug ncighhor. ant her children
rise up and call her blessed and the heart
u her husband trusted In her.
The younger sister Mrs Seth walker Z.
very sick with same disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

OF Turner--s. G. Head has started bis
dowel fsctory he has contracted Tor about
100 cords OF blrch--The town raised
amount required by law for schools. $500
for Door. si5O0 for tom charges. $500
for highways. roads, bridges sni balidins
new roads politics were utterly Ignored.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Mrs.. Lydid 4. PAkAdm-Vsry Dear Man
am
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With q displacement which caused her IN.
known pains tlll had almost given up all
hopes Of nnding any relief for her. but
the Guiding Spirit referred me TO your
Vegetable Compound. went u miles 10
purchase q bottle and ne arsf fseo doses
eare Aer Immediate RELIEF, and After the use
of the nrst bottle she declared herselfa
new persou-ico botfles entirsly cured Aer.
Your medicine Is iuyalasble TO me. IL
WAS indeed q messenger OF peace 10 my
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am the hsppisst man alive today. Words
cannot express our feelings towards you.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
The Year

Isss premises D. h. me q mueh s.cincls also
The rainy season, followed b. ihe intense cola.
ani tat succeeded BY che uarm atafhu ol Jan.
uifY. trosshi g. light iie SEEDS q many diseases
lars.ng within us Tie tafri liver, rendered
s.li more siaEg.sh d. ihs changes q weather.
fsis,ss 10 soorsis Gle Lls, anl 500 aft El.ssf.
yoar ioolhafis You, yau have Jfasf.f. Slt
800 ~ fis .V.ssi So fsfu ~ N,af. Ser
.V.as.i. scmsiinrs accompanied 9Th chAA
nEoNNs skHskrkrftA o. wkaHAsrID TO
CoaHrCr An ruit
The daughter or maihcr With thc urci feeling.
piis FACE hnrl.i ,'rr. ,ai.1a complexion ..chi,.s
anl fever, rsois ,ams'hlng o. coan'cfaei ne
efcft al at.rr.l itrf. ara stnaN ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

n. SUMNER Union Grange. p. OF H.,
were visited at their last meeting BY del
esstion from the Turner Grange. An sd-
dress OF welcome Was read BY Mrs. Asia
Keene, Pomous, responded 10 By 4 A. GU
bert. ESQ. OF Turner. Hon. kufas frnee'
President Of the State Agricultural Soeie-
", read paper on Eusilage, and paper
was also read by Mrs. Albion Kicker, Jr.,