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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

Na.t damage VA done hr the very
h.t.r shower of the itth klais were
hatg vl.heil Id an plris 10 Co., town. aus
"a. of fhr largest bridges wrfc sweeps
awlt. Urr ai 3D. .urttts m.i ani ihe onr
...- An..tt. ur1lt neaut,ts saw miI
u.. carried .T ny OBJ. rhg'ng fofrcri lhe
r.. WAS u.I as rlt sfry valuable, Dog
r..nefty uf Considerable va.le va stored
FRI fr. n..I and ia.t Dlrus t1e shower,
thel.I,u.rg struck tne holss ol Joseph
Perry. anI after catering nearly every
room In trc house. scattering ihe p.tsicf'
Ir. anf I.Iug other damage. DO passed oy
thr e.I. arl uui.r the barn. who're % Aulcl
one oftl. pigs None 10 the family were
blurred ......,
At1an meeting has been called thc ~ ,,
In.t.. o. take act.ou iu regard g. repairing
the ROAD. ani rc1l.iillg she bridges
Weare g,ii 90 lelra that the iam.y OF
Wm Kendall will receive b,ueai ifom
the Oii Fellows Relief % which pc De-
.lngci.
A gool horse belonging ioJosepa Ferry
died la.t Nouisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

I'D Blair Of Milan. \. n, who wa
helping George Staples drive The D,nui
sons poplar. received bad kick iron
Sttplos's horse Wednesday, the l2lh last.
on The right side Of bis head. iu.i back Of
ani above the eye DE-. Abbott fonnd ths
bone broken; h. raised u lutO piacc aud
put Eve stitches In % close the cut Blair
l. doing nicely now.
You will doubtless copy from The Isie
pAoHs the names OF party that spcnt par,
of two days Al Rumford Falls, last week.
J. &. FLANDERS. with hls wife and two chill
drcn. l. Al q. T.. fuckers; also Mrs. &. II.
Foss. Mrs FLANDERS Is Mrs foss's dsueh'
ter. They formerly lived In Buckheli-
nov In Somcryille. Mass. Nj. fianier.
i agent for the New York a New knsltna
RR
John W. virgin. son OF Elenszcr Virgin.
who formerly lived near this place In Rom.
ford. l. visiting here. Ills wife AMI his
sister, Sarah Virgin, are with him
l.. a. Reed aud family are AZ Lewlston
Tor weeks visit
Two losds of oats. hauled by Aielpcrt
Eastman 90 kimhails min, ihrcshcd out
5Ol.2 bushels They were not extremely
large loads. and grew on one acre oi land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
MEXICO.

Blrns are already well filed. Grain Is
ripcniog fast "a, 10
h Clover Al KlmbAlls mill, aud {. l..
Howard a. R1miori Falls, have com
meuced thfcshing. and having good run.
Tbe families Of Joan Brett all fremont
IrI.h have returned 10 Aubnrn.
Daniel 4. Dargln. ont OF The cry OF ia ia.
verbIrs policemen. has just closed visit
hsre AMI returned 70 his duties. lie Is
son on Nerl Dargln, who for many years
resided In this town. A.,
There still continue % be arrivals Mrs
Uaye.. wife OF Edward T. Hayes Of Som
sryiIis. with her daughter Pearl are stop
90 =, Erastus Hayes. Howard Far
ssss AMI wife OF Turner, have male as a
visit. -.
Rerl,mln Eimunds, who spent The win
,er with relatives In Michigan and other
w..tern states, has returned, ba, 20 re-
main oply a short time. lie has bought
sm,il f,rsn Al weirs. y II, aud goes there
soon. w p..A,. 80,
-two ana one-haif t0ns-lsst week. ffioe
lsc. for unwashed a..
s.rah KlmbAll visited her 0ro,her' Ons'
A. KImbali, at Wilton, last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

ing 10 good slate. will contribute greatly
towards IT, profitable working. This slate
4, remarkable for lts nne quality, being
free from mica. shale and flint veins, and
FOR the ease with which II can be blocked,
split aud dressed, and susceptibility u re-
celylng a Zoe nnlsh. Good slate u not 80
common a commodity "a many might sup.
pose. aud the quarrirs In Brownvllle and
Nonson are the only other ones Of any
value In this State, aud In England there
are slate mines worked AZ depth of 4 mile
which Il very expensive The situation of
this Quarry II most favorablc-on one lille
an ahrup, descent Of ~ feet down which
/ all the waste rock aud ifirls can Dc thrown
and on The other, only nitecn rods away,
the railroad giving Just room enough Ter
the different processes Of working sud pre-
parlre the slatc for market, Then. again,
when the Negantic Railroad i hullt, IL
will connect with the u g 4 u r. At
| Gresnville. making them four hundred
miles nGar,r Chicago than Nv way 81 Bps'
tln. This vein Is Tour 90 I've times wiitr
thsu ,ho Mouson AMI Bfownvllle q1ariies.
which arc probably worked. though az a
distance of several miles from q railroad,
the one in Monson ssycn miles AMI 90
I
cult of rrm0vti AMI the slate mach harder
O. wofk
NJ whitehead makes. ia summing up,
the fl'iosing "p1lnts over ell comPetlt-
or. extent ant quality, ease OF WORKING,
sui proximity % rsiirlai ile stated that
they bat "g0ne slow 80 ar. ani lntenici
o. use an proper caution ard discretion.
n. wiz q. his week, - attend meeting
Of Directors. and ~ there u promise %
ail She capital needed Tor working the
quarry. tlfy hope soon % commence &C.
tive np.fliIlus
Mr. whishesf Il pleasant and voluole
,aikff. sol vel read up IN everything per
tNnlng % che slate lnfustrf sol any one
Interested ln iearniog more Than We have
here rirrr. eau pass very pleasant honf
LODI rdIng on hln AZ bis homf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

Continuous showers. accompanied by
thunder and lightning Interfere with ths
securing 90 hay and grain. bit push the
corr rapidly forward
Wof RccsIng vii commence opera.
lions 40 their packing factory IN Bethel,
ffiisy. Che g,ih Inst About one hundred
scrcs were planted @ supply it The corn
planted upou The uplauds VIII De In reaii-
ness for packing while that upon The low
and viii Pee from one O. two weeks later.
although planted 40 che same time.
The boarding houses are au nl o. over
f1wlrg
Too noly of Harlow Temple. socond son
nf che ,fic John Temple, was brought o.
toEu for burial. Thursday
OG.l " r. Htstlngs ls appointed Post
MASTER at Bethel ln stead of l. T Barker,
removed
Gou'i Academy. under the charge OF Mr.
SwCcts.r 70 SrarsD'rt a graduate ~ Bow
irir. Wiz commence che fl iCrm. Tues.
iay. september 1T ~ ccm.s highly rec.
nnn rf.A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25


Adi.e Kendall. d. lea with hear, trouhls
~ n,s oeen kini'y lssisiias her moth +.
flr some time.
frcd Russell l. some batter.
Amanda swan from n A. has bcon VS.
itiug friends here.
;. ft,ktri and granddauvhter Ar visit
ing rclltlves lu this place.
nf uill came MS way. today some ous
ID slck -iou1ticss some one i born
Nrs. Jorisn, from Lewiston. i having
tacaflon No her Oh home herc.
Miss ABBOTT WHO has been labafior
among the co'orci people OF the south.
gave an address az the cbsrch hcr,. las,
Sthhath.
ora NJ Anais. 81 vctrs Of az. owns 4
arm anf yokr 90 oxru 40 North Albany
cage an really i1r bird. crops enough ID
f'ri Dr. Cn. Potato bugs thick. but b.
snYs nr vii k.l thea n Emcry. one of
DIS n0ighrors, Ilst married rhcy aru try.
ing to soU which vii 40 the best.
Ny esteemed nlcn1 a1l your worthy
corrcspouiruf l.. n. expects an accouui
uf mY tIs.t with Dts daughter o. Mon.
mnl'h. We mate ,he I1nrncy from bis
t.s bose .Wh.ch Id ahogt six miles this
s.fr ol Wet Paris fo Monmouth in one
Gas distance. SPOUT forty miles. Tolni n
sister AT mF fathers. IRON E'mira. y. \ .
ehor D ht1 noe seen Cor Tn years also a
brother. Nhn h1i been to New YORK Two
years. srl IA u.lcc from AroostoCk County
whom 1al uHt seen since she was a1oui
tw1 years OF agc. 10 was pos thc home
UI uy Ch iaonl and che Once large family
.s scattered In Different State, except a
mach loved brother ani Two sisters who
latc gone fn that better home where al
Is pe1cr and rest TIE uCXt morning W.
wat fn Angusfa. wherl We visited tho To-
sane Hospital. to see sister wno has been
ftrre nj part of ca t.mr f'r Eve ytars-hc-
Irg taken there When about fnccn year.
nI rrr Too Superintendent said that To-
ufs oiusnf Hv a cCrtaIn nervous disease
tltf came urou hfr jest AL sae Nas vera.
Irg .nfI auufrnnoi tnat De- hai many
cases. arf trlT were mostly hopeless
A1rr sef.rg h.r. aus receiving very And
fr.hfnrrf Irnn aI concerned W. fciarucl
fH MoruHatE tlc sane iay, ani tle ptNi
unrr.r started Cor Bethel nui d.i uoi zoe
'n. We stopped wednesday u.ght Al
Nr ~..F.r. af lup Corner mrt 'Wn
f.rr- I...s Nan DAT nrt1 my Former ra.
r... 80 e. ur.r h.gl.y ruteria.nci Win
r..... .r.F uHrk uair nY i1ru. ll.s
'.... m0.I.. emily N.A' mIr..1s
..art. r-. t..E f.rrlr With fulf .'r.
r..r.r...I D. ID cod fIm.F where We
Ew tfF fraf.f. Nrs ID. Is
.II.I|r In.sIsau. .f.f family. frnc.
.sn H.a.t .rU tuf...t Voted w.
-tr.f ...I.I u. HI Trs ID tra. nf
rat... .l .I .s .f t family l'fr ls tlr
Iu .l..r t.af ..a .s D1i.s Creatures fs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

w" s1rI.t c4t h.s Es gore nai}
SIM ..ttlra f.w isys s.acU.
SAL. Ernarlslls been NrrY SICK ,.lti
,tt.rfrs tlr lu,ni of Mfs ta1nis 'la
fo.t esd arI tcr coalition Isl ia'lsai Z"
t.rF Crf..tI
NJ. gsror0l is a.s1 NtrF ife1.c ati
r...ft. ,law has nrrl 4liic a1Nei i'i
t.. rl.f fu w.Uks.
v-. r.hlrn SttNs sister arl oiaei
...i. str rI..tei hcr from winthrop
n Al Gamu1n has closed his term o'
.-..r ..-,. .Y.rr.sfiry In u.st No a.
.rfI #. raw cargtss.ng for Toe LIE OF
So if1rsata- Is having cons defaole
SUMMIT CrurarY.
H.nrf.rr.rs arc g4.fr p.raiY.
D.. Brown a1i family OF Cnthssc. vs.
t.fattIs faih.f'-. lass week. Mfs. hf'Nl
7. better
S.ur farmers have dashed hRl ns ''
0.r.rs uI.I .n "a icN days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

T.. r. Briggs OF this place. oa,rs TIE
DEuocRAr f1r one year. o. new subscrib-
ors ONLY. ana the BOSTON Hrciiy Globe for
fourteen months Tor g. l0 To every old
subscriber 90 tho DruocR,r WIN viii scni
one new name with Al 50 b. will send the
loHag Fhiis' Circle Tor one year IL IA.
hal many years experience as ncNspi
per agent. and those ia want m reading
matter flr the long evenings ~ autumn
and winter should scni Or a ilst of $500
magazines aui papers, which De- oilers AZ
the lowest ClIl ssies
Toe meadows are fist hciug cleared ~
hay. ani tho crop Will not Del much below
that 90 last year
NewsIs scarce here. thls week. hu' DO
will uot a. % neglect tle T. g.. y ol That
account
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

w. are hulns some good bag weather,
nnN. meadows are stIl very Wet, grass
conflruls green. aud when Nc gCt ali o
oar bly We shall have oar harus iuil Corr
&. backward. tgt growing lnc.y
4 W Grover has ~ gooi a piece of
clrr rs ever saw in Oxf1ri Colnty
Macy arc cutting their wheat
J. a. Ban has nice h1ssc ani De- took
him fr1m thc sftbic a Say of tNo ago, nj
as le hr'f hlm by tlc halter 90 lct bin roll,
Che horse gut away from ani ran Into 4
w.ro f.ucs an badly in'arci bis lcg IL Is
hop.i care ani rest vii restore hin.
Aricmts Mason fril ff1m a pli OF hay
on q, ca. barn nor Ani was badly hurt
hcIsan oil man ant will bs laIi Up Or a
while
Ar whitman Las h,,u home on O. Nisit
N. Isa hnrsc car conductor ip South
Boston
Lamb. a,lu, no sDlii wool a drug
g. Do ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

Ar..rl. E..t. ar a-ri c.f ..r. I..l. i.r
.... ..st. at tlr l.lse of Aagusils h.I
..s lls rr.rtI acllrrrf ai 81. WOOL
.t..E. t.. I.th. k.f. a A fnfi cruillt
M f.. .r.-aI services o. was 0lfu .n
100 .rf u.t.Hrr lrfn. i-.N. ari as t.r
...t r.r..r Ir t.ar. with ifr 'kr.r 'r
.r Nrs Susan urrasu. Who ls -'
Ns H.r.. Lawrence. uhn nas ..Ir
r. rr s.t.r.I r.rfr. rt.t With Cnuslur-
f.... passed. aanV Uu ihr l.lh .rst. aged
a.. wan. lf n.rtt. aal DID, Jays. She Wts
.r marF years u.uI .r no .r hti i.si
ctar.a Az Byart. lanA ari sit ne
-r,atg ....I .l thr Sn..liy as wg. ts .n
E.rE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

III. farmers Ia this section have naishco
hsyIrg aai thcy have an average crop, l .-
tr-v hsve commented cutting iler srsin
rrf trs grain ls very good. 49,.
IN. u1sari has clnmlnccl tA =, Il. ~ ~. I
.-ff. fo'ns a eool husiuess. W H. Con
,rtIsh.ip.ng h.m They ihfcsh To- even
frrfh hu.hcL
III ur4sri hsi threc.flurths % an , ,e,
40 wr'rr Australian oats that yielded 81
.utrels. .,t. e..
C.ru srI potatoes look very well tl'
Ia b.saer.a, growth OF folder
nr Ttrrsiay of last week We hai 81
81. u vcry heavy showers which lhs'''
most az night -. -.
married. one fay lat week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
nFNNAKK

Qlrearlmhrr of Oii FeiloNs attended
th' me.t.g af thc Grari i.pige az Port
hand a. IL smth. Past y % was APP
pointed Oh .-t-Ict p.paiy
CD W GRAY anl W.T. AMI klfls Ben.
r.ttarf wife have gone On thcIr arraa.
.s.ars.nn tl O.i Orchari narh luey
.auIth i.lhIeteam. tat.rs i1 tac knights
-..,hfaf nu n, Lake Scnago. This parry is
.arnr.rl io have grand times 40 the
Bra.h. lIr.rs 9 tac regularity of thD.f
fr.ns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
n HROWNFlFID

Blrk1cuI.s 49, vs-y planiT, -'1 .e-
gr.ri'f. arr cAwp
Too meadows arc 500 ugl.f water
rr..t.y there vii Poi hy hplns ani
p.t.fy of mosquitoes.
Ea.ursIln. ans haslng .nmptUy arr tha
ofi.f nf thc day. th1ugl hli oar o1y PAT
r,nf a thr Ssniay excursion 1tho noun
tiIns
scholars trr lc..lniog 90 fcri That theli
Yhrtt.1a- 49, cnmIng fo a close
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
WILSON'S Wills

SON are YET haying
Tee mercury A. ii2s Tuesday n1D1i q
uf. cooler "wednesday aui sincc CO.
rsin. Thursday night 10 hts b-eu cool AL
rlmiurtinle
Tents are seen by tho ruti..llr. sni
u'ue10rry frims are stiu clmI1g
A. fha mosquitoes sni nh-k hfs ere
nov sll.. be- atlcrt.ur Tor oli.1f door
rtmN. f-. hoat.rg. &c though What che
IrUirrs r1ii uusrtums might InfrfNIrN
r.rr.. g ouf pIr'..s fur an hnlr Dr iwo.
eum nlglt.. Fet
j q n.an ari i.. isaght'r LIf.e,
ttl. 800 o. ClI,1rrok fo s...t blends.
fhr Il.fn Lrn Wk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

I'D. m.ts..s ar. siiI iui.us utN tI'
.tns arIe.v.rs enc 11-llrs p.euty io Do
rrtarat..y obi. pllcuis lrc d0.ug vel
C AEars las returned t1 KEATS ll.N.
Oh resume lIs Studies.
IlanL.ar from y. n o.. visiting % s
D. Cuttings
a.. n. n. WHEELER of Lyun. is tl,.t.u.
ler mother. Mls. Harriet iauorek. W..
.s slr.ra. frln cancer nn tnc sh1l. l.f
1875. o. a. Bake OF f1ft Chester, NV
l.rk. s .rflt.rs short vacation no IL
~ rn.rr
Gran flH.i.t r.rlalor SON l'fNhf'
...... hal. already r.rl COS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
STATE or MAINE.

OxronD, ss.-Suprsiuc Judicial Court, IN Nae-ilon
bethel, August "a, A. ID. ls,s.
Up1n the flfcgoing libel, Ordered, that ne libel
at give noficr % The aid liaHiet u. iaff.1fe, "
1900 trf,rc thr Justice OF our Slprtme judicial
Court D. b. holden a PARIS, within AM 80 thi
County q Oxi1rd on ne second iuesdsy Of ociooef
A. ID. 1ss5, BY Publishing an aftesisd copy 81 seid
libel and this order thercon, three weeks tacctssfe
In In the Oxlnrd Dempcrai, neHspApef primer !.
paris Ia our Counfy II Oxi1rd, The last publ
b. D. thirty days a least prior b sad secund lufs
day ii O,toher. ls>j, that she may there and thfn
our sid Court appear and show cause, y any ne
49, NV IL n11ter ~ AID llelanf should nd b,
er.nfstl ENOcu fOSikii
Justice 81 ne Supreme Judicial 'ouft
true copy u the libel ani order u cuuIt thereon
ArfEsr. ALBERT :. AUSTIN, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

N. .'.r..f..g sermon was prCacl-l
al t.. 0.lrcl. nf Rev i. ".
tt.. ..Ct .l tle morning Zoe
...r Afternoon HIS Restoration.
.-. ..I Sarralh at 'I I'D a. Ca, ari
Tuesday arl Thursday even
.e hsF,.sr. tle lrst sunday
Il.s - CAQrCtei o. p.
at ~a..lfl that .l.flill WorAcr pI
@ Del here. It.s people uaf,
-F Blessed through tae .ators OF
20 ar We are glad % ec ao.e %
aFlra I.e report iu regard CD tle ln'
'.. ulr...stri In these meetings. some
...f have chosen " The good part
Ur1 upon che Rock.
t. la.s.I. who has hat s1cl a severe
.-s.. was a.,e fo attend church. lisi
,lt.
Carter arI amuy from \. T., are
.'- relatives heres also, jos EafNel
aaY from Mass
A's NJ. Jordan. eho has been siopp Z
..r Oh bone. has returned to L-sis-
b D1nlam sui b T.. K.mban have
visiting relatives ln ~ arti1ri
A.niaIs hrslth o. .mprog.rs
lal rg .s about toue a1i o. better crop
@ Hls .Knlctll Some grllr IN ut to
r.NuIr .1arfers oner lass tais way
etslfc and recreation.
sturdy. Aug l5. bora Oh the wife oi
"-i-,it Garter. q daughter.
liyrg Is rcary foished
p Russell has nice span 10 horses. .
m1Nlug machine. RAKE, etc. win
N-.ll d. lots eood businsss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
.IAII nT MAINI.

OxroKD.C0rSrf, ss.-Augu,i ~, a. ~. -.
tellra rsfnfioned AMI male cath % 90 truth 81 ii
slIrrsfions contained In che iorcRulnr lheL
Hfflrc ne,
TDWAUD : HARDY, Justice of he rcacc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

GEo. CLuroRD Of South Paris has Sc
cured the agency for Grants Auiobiog.
raphy. lie will soon have bis ouih, and
canvass the town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
sELECrnEN's NOTICE.

The board Of sslecimsn Of the Tow OF Paris
will be in sess ION Al their cfce a. TIE foun
House The nrsf Tuesday Of each month. ~ one
o'clOek y. n, for uknssction OF business ltgshy
coming before them. PER OkDfh
Paris, March 10, ie,3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
INTERVIEW

WIN r J. Wmrur,p or Sorm f,his
Coon Farm ANp unCuAEn-Ntw SiAit
QrArHN -- PROMISING OPERATIONS ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
HAVE You COT

Ma. G. r. nascKrrr, q IIefmou. hsi khiney
Di-.ase Couhi NJ "a ~ bot oue of i~o tours q
time. lfs.i q cotstsut ur,i fesHng ala 80
headarhe. iorrihsf with he usual
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08
70 Our Readers.

We are still sending our paper to
many who, as yet, have failed to in.
form US whether or not they wish to
become subscribers. To all such we
would say, that while we dislike to
drop you from our list, We will do SO
should we not hear from you in a
few days. We 10 not want to i'm
l'osc our paper upon any one who re
ally does not want 1t and will not do
so after we learn that it is an i,npo-
sition. We are doing our best to
publish paper that every person
in the county will be proud Of, and
yet We hardly hope to please all.
Our paper has been veiy highly
commended for some features and in
some instances by parties who
thought we we're engaging in bus
mess that would prove a failure. We
have never known what 1t was to fail
and we are certain that this enter
prise will not prove a failure. We
will accept subscribers for three OF
six months at the same rate as year.
ly subscribers. If we have an agent
at your office consult him, if not
write US.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08
The Ball Fair Week.

The tickets have been issued and
sent out announcing the fact that
there will be q Grand Ball in
Savannah, Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Friday nights of Fair week,
Everybody is invited, and the Com.
mittee on Arrangements will do ev.
erything in their power to make il
pleasant for all present The fol.
lowing gentlemen are on the Com.
mittee's which insures its success
Committee on Introduction: w. L
Seaman, Joe Cooper; Committee on
Arrangements: G. f. Benton, Chas
Baker, W. j. MeFall, R. J. Sewer
Floor Managers: NJ. v. Staley, R. L
Hamilton.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08
Quarterly Court Proceedings, Oct,
Term, 1885.

Present and presiding Hon. Alfred
Pitts, Chairman.
The following officers were elect.
ed: H. R. Hink!e, Mastln Moore,
and N. W. Convey, Poor House Com.
missioners; ]. R. Taylor officer to
wait on Circuit Court, January term
1885; j. X. Barlow, Jail Physician ;
A. +. Franks, Poor House Physician.
Having but one day for work the
court could not consider all impor.
tant questions before it, consequent
~ road matters, ETC., were postponed,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08
A Silk Guilt.

A conspicuous feature in the CON-
ing annual Fair of Hardin County at
Savannah, October l3-l6th, will be
shooting match for a silk quilt,
very beautiful in design and hand.
somely executed and Ia valued at
500. l. is the work of the Busy
Bee club of Savannah. The pro.
ceeds of the quilt will be appropriat.
ed to the improvement Of the Savan.
nah cemetery. COMMITTEE.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

There will be protracted meet
ing at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church embracing the third Sunday
in October. Revs. Stockard, Alex.
ander and w. NJ. Robinson are ex-
pected to he in attendance.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

We call attention to the card of
Brookmire, Ranken, d Scudder, of
st Louis, 10 this issue. They are
represented by John S. Irwin, who,
with his long experience and great
popularity, is the best man they
could put on the load in this terri
tnrv
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

We had the pleasure of listening
to an eloquent sermon on the i'm
portance of working while 1t il
yet day, Sunday night, by tie Rev,
Lewis Powell. 1t was also the occa.
sion of the partaking of the sacra.
menss
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Marshall Freeman and his depu-
ties have bagged nearly 800 moon
sinners since his entrance upon the
MarshalPs office. OF that numb
ten have been captured by deputy
McDougal of this place.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08
THE MAILS.

Pnr ly to Savannah--every day except Sunday
Arrives II AN, leaves Ip.M.
Savannah to Waynesboro--feaves Mondays and
Fridays at JAM; arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays
at PM.
Savannah to Waterloo -T.eavesMonda and Fri
days at AM; arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays a, {
Psi
Savannah to Prourn's Bluff-Aarrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at II AM, and leaves at ,
Psi. ID. T. STREET, p. NJ
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Mr.. John H. East who lives two
miles North of town, is supplying
walnut and cherry cofiins and cas-
kets to the public at low rates.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Miss Minnie McFall returned
home Sunday from Adamsville,
where she had been visiting. She
was accompanied by gallant beau
Of our neighbor town VIII }, we think,
might make it to his advantage to
locate here.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Thanking the people of Savannah
aad surrounding country for past
favors, ] solicit a continuation Of
your patronage. Hoping that have
pleased you in the past guarantee
satisfaction in the future.
Give mt call at my old stand.
Mrs. II. K. AKIN.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08
River News.

The johnson had u heavy Cargo
If freight last trip.
The river is in good boating order
and still rising.
Str johnson went through to
Florence on her last trip.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

6. A. Duckworth has accepted a
position with Barlow q Hurst. He
will occupy the house recently occu.
pied by DR.. Motley.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

We are panied to announce the
death of Mrs. Nancy Irwin, Of Gen.
ges ton of the Bowels, which occur
ed yesterday evening at three o'clock.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Married, at the residence of the
brides father, October LIST, ty Or. L.
+. Convey, Mr.. J. R. Alternately to
Miss Ella Falls. The COURIER ex.
tends congratulations.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Sunday nights services at the NJ
+. Church South closed the confer.
ence year. We wonld be glad if Mr.
Powell was n turned here.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

fyou have any doubt about De-
Ford d Morris having "the hest that
is" and the cheapest just drop in and
be convinced.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Mrs. Morrow, mother of r. D.
Morrow and Mrs. Street, died the
18th Of Sept, at her home in Butter
field, Mo.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08
Our Authorized Agents

Miss Nellie BARHAM, Saltillo.
j. 7. MARTIN, Nixon.
F.. b HARDER. Ccrro 'Gcr,ln.
g. W. SHAW, Sa, annah, Tenn.
J. s. IRWIN. {" :"
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-10-08

Mrs. DonoLoo has moved back to
Savannah to make it her future
home. Mr.. Donohoo will remain in
business at Coffee Landing.