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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-30
HIRAM.

DR.. J. LOuvllle Bennett. who has prae'
tleed In this town some eight years, has
gone 20 n. Y. for q vacation, and 10 avoid
The rlgor OF our weather In The spring.
lie tool cold while ai Paris as witness
In The FOES trial. and has been In poor
health since. Ills duties for some years
have been very srduous, and be has won
az snylAble reputation ~ . safe and faith
ful physician. DR.. Charles u. Wilson,
formerly OF oxford. whom be introduced
some months ago As bis substitute or sue
csssor, IL fast winning his way.
Mrs. Eva Alexander. wife OF Charles
Alexanier, and daughter OF Scammon HUI.
died q, East Hiram. March IL; her age
was IS years, on December Is, last. Her
only child. an infant daughter. aged IL
days, died March 18th. The funeral OF
Mrs. A. Was attended by Rev. Isaac j.
Mead, OF Augusta
Miss Della Spring, OF Brownneid, Is
visiting al Hon. John II. Springs.
Deacon Andrew sloper, aged about ~,
IA residing with bis son.in.law. John Clark
AMI has not been oui this winter.
Mr. Roper. . former slave. addressed
our citizens ~sloquently this week. with
reference % his race.
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The winter term Of school In District
No. 5 closed Friday the 10Th. with IN old
fashioned lyceum In the evening. The
programme consisted OF recltsilons. dec
lamstions, muslc. debate. AMI . paper was
well carried out This school wa taught
by Mrs. Thurlow Blsisdell, who has prov.
ed herself very efficient In the Hue OF
school work.
We met seventeen horses seven double
teams In . string) loaded with freight from
Byan,'s Pond. between Andover and No.
Andover, last Saturday.
Farmers are busily working up iheir
wood piles.
Andover potatoes have been going lnto
market from loo To 200 bushels pr day.
for the past week.
The opersi,s. college Ned" was pre-
sen,ei al uniou Hall last Friday evening,
by q company from Ramford.
Lumbermcn are closing 40 their winters
work and leaving the woods.
There seems 10 be good prospect Tor
getting the traditional ''slx weeks sled
ding in March this year.
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so. BUCKFIILD.

see that bllrEari stories are still In
order in the DUMocR.r. Here IL one !
Lysander Monk who lives under the
mountain, was unable 10 get 10 bis barn
for ,weniy.lou hours during the helght oil
the storm. 10 was found impossible 10
reach the barn which was partially envel-
elopcd In snow.
Aggie Morrill,. daughter OF william Nor
rlii, died on Friday, the i9Ih list. amer Z
long sickness with consumption.
Jesse Packard lost q daughter on Tass
day, the ga inst
II. A. consni has recently been picking
ice for SUMMED use.
A. 4. Bonney WAS obliged 10 retire from
the once OF town treasurer alter long and
faithful service. on accOunt OF statute re.
ferr,d 20 In the last DEnocRar.
The sslecimen were Instructed at The
annual meeting % make dillgeni sflrts ~
nnd aud tar all personal property hitherto
concealed, also, the s~ivisabilliy OF cut
ting All bushes within the limits OF The
highway 90 prevent snow drilling WAS
discussed. To bushes and fences are
largely attributable our drined roads.
A ride by the academy sf)rd. ample
evidence that old Hebron can well boast
OF Ia snow drins.
@. W. Twiteh,Il has been 10 town pro
curing evidence In pending pension
claims.
Team, are active since the las, storm.
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PORTER.
OLD RECORDS

TIE ffst plantation meeting. comprising
the pressnttow owns OF Porter AMI BVwnield
WAS held JAY ~, is03. AZ that meeting.
IL was voted 10 raise ~ pouais Tor The
plantations use. aud gave the Collector
two shilllngs per pound for collecting.
Clerk. Joseph Potter; Assessors. samuel
Wentworth. WIN. french aud VIM. Boyn'
ton. In 1908. voted To give The assessor.
Is cents per day, aud the Treasurer tl %
FOR his services the past year. In isOC,
voted 10 give the Treasurer 81 20 and
Clerk 81 cents. Porter WAS Incorporated
ssaiown In 1907. Town Officers. Clerk,
Hanson Libby, who held the olics II years
Ia succession, Selectmen. David NOultou,
Jane. Coma. HsEekish BiekfDti, Treas.
urer, John stacy. First Representative.
vas WIN. Towle, 1928. The nrst marriage
vas John Brooks aud Betsev Hodsdon.
March I, isO. The hrst child born was
Elizabeth, daughter OF Messach Libby.
about if9J. The first death, Mrs. ssmp'
500 her burial place IL on the farm now
owned by simeon Day. David Moaliou
held the once a. assessor " years under
the plantation and thirteen Jsars In the
town. James Conn was seleetmsn thir-
Teen years, oamuel istiot c4eftu' ~"
BlsIo D., : OF them as chairman. WIN
french held the once OF treasurer ID
years and Bsrjsmin French II. Ia $500.
$500 WAS raised 10 defrsy town expenses,
slOO for schools. The threa selecimen
charged as OF, Clerk, Oh 80; Collector,
- 20, Treasurer, s1.OOi total $50 ~. 10
1877, The town officers bills. Including
Over-eer on town farm. was eSs5 -. The
rr.t jurymsn drawn was VIM. french, In
1916. The frst settled minister was
james Sawyer. In is?i. The nfsi post.
master, James Coma 10 1915 The nrsi
church organized 10 isOi. Rev. jacob Rice
Of uennlker. N. IL, pastor; his salary
Was one bashel OF whea, FOR each member
OF bis parish. The largest pine tree grew
on the farm now owned ny q J. Norton'
G feet In diameter. l.
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wIsr BITHRL,.

The "blsak aud bolsterous days Of
March" are nearly gone, and rekle April
will o o ba with us. Not . spos OF bare
groeni can yet be seen from my windows,
bu, o snow everywhere.
IL. 4. "" writes OF the death OF The "P.
G. H." reunion when II has never yet hal
an existence. The reunion viii have its
birth when the proper time arrives. and
due notice OF The event will sppear Ia The
DKNOcRAr.
Now ,hs, the keeper OF Egg Rock Lishi
Station" has broken the Ice" BY writing
MI. frst letter % the DEM0cRAr, We hope
he will send regular communications froIh
his Castle In The Sea-" Ills wife IL the
eldest child OF ". q. Mills, OF Mason, aud
be has many relatives and friends In this
vicinity.
should an assembly OF knights Of Labor
be organized In this town, very many VIII
Be found ready 90 Join. Is is becoming
Que OF the chief topics Of conversation.
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ROXRuRY.

TIE prospect for sir weeks sleiding IN
March, IL good.
Charles weeks who has been very sick
4. better. DIR. Blnfori OF Mexico has
done himself much credit In the way he has
managed The dificuli ~
Mrs. Sarah Gsmmon died The i9ih inst
She vas The oldest person In town, ninety
two years. Daring her long lie she pass
ed through many trials, and endured many
pfivsiionss but very few have sen more
OF The rough side OF life. she lived and
died In The hope OF . better life, Ia which
Poverty and sorrow viii have no part
George Porter IL moving nom Dihneli
into this town.
From time immenoria. the distance
.eross RoIbuy Pond has been q vsIed
question The guesses have varied ron
the one mile OF The guide books 10 the three
miles OF the ultra patriotic native. March
%, W. II. Jenne found the greatest dis.
lance across 10 non east 10 west 10 De 80
rods Tor 80 rods more than ] IL miles
The average diameter IL sooui u miles,
giving Al area Of from 1000 10 100 acres.
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BvCKFIELD.

Some OF the young people attended .
party a. Dlxneld last Friday.
Hon. George ID. Blsbee has been NJ
Bethel the past week, upon professional
business.
Rosie Tiliou, formerly OF this place,
has recently obtained . good position, In
The old Colony Railroad depot. In Boston.
There are -four brothers, by the name or
Taylor, natives OF Baekneld. all living.
whose combined ages amount 10 three
hundred and t~wenty.four years; and yet
some people complain OF the severely and
uuheal,hfainsss OF The Maine climate.
Holman w. waldron arrived here from
Newcastle, Ind, last Thursday. the 18th
inst, accompanying the remains OF his
wife's moiher,-the late Mrs. Thomas
waldron, aged nearly ninety years.
The most important event OF the week
was the concert and dance given by
Thompson's Band, OF Cart)u, at the Buck.
Geld House, last Thundv evening. A
special train OF four cars brought q large
and select company from Canton. Many
attended from Buekneld and surrounding
towns aud at an early hour Lsnlord Tobin
found bis large house crowded with guests,
aud more constantly coming. A. eight
O'Clock the Buckneld House Hall WAS oiled
and Thompson's Band. In uniform. under
the lead Of Mr.. J. w. Thompson entertain
81 the large audience for about one hour:
Although the room was not well adapted
20 give the lest eject 10 music OF that
kind, the repderings were all nne and
showed much skill and evidence OF good
training In their execution. The band
amply sustained the claim long since made
for them, a. being one OF the very best
country bands In the State. Immediately
following the band concert Was the dance.
with music by ~Thompson's orchestra, OF
Canton. IL II said that one hundred and my
couples were presents however this may
be, II Was very evident 70 every one Who
ras present that q larger hall or . smaller
number OF people would have contributed
much 70 the pleasure OF the occasion.
Among our Canton friends who ATTENDED
were Hon. John Il. SwAsey, son n v
daughters, Hon. Charles II. Gilbert, Ma.
hmm Moore and wife. DIR. A. L. Stanwood
and wife and many Others.
Head Brothers have added . circular
board saw TO their mill at North Buck
neld.
Jason rarrar arrived home last Friday,
from q three years absence In the West,
where he has been travelling for DIR. J. G.
Aver & Co.
Saturday evening March 20, Hon. Q. II.
Prince gave q supper 10 the q. A. X. Post,
which Was an enjoyable occasion.
Harrison Tuttle recently sold . horse to
John Robinson OF Oxford, e275. ID. A.
Tattle sold his span OF colts TO same par
~, for etoo.
Fred w. Warren IL home from worces-
ter. Mass-. on q short visit
Charles Record, with his wife, II visit-
Ing his father, samuel Record. He has
been In the West, engaged In the boot and
shoe trade During the last yesr bis stock
was destroyed by Ore. causing him . g.
we're loss.
Mrs. Geo. Gregg Of Andovsr. 10 visitina
friends here.
Mrs. Sarah Fisk, daughter Of Deacon
David Yarrar, amer IN absence or twenty.
I've years In the West, 10 here On . visit
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Sbs Oxfurs usnroerat.
STATE OF MAINE
rnocL.NAnox nv rns aovEHSon

rain In Gci A. IN foundAtion stone upon
-sich oar forefsthers rAi-ed IN sn~p~rstructnre
III our froa lnsututionA s1oCeedinE genera
Cons shoah rucogni1e tbis vital truth ~ a
S.mhls ackno-lodr@snt ~ thsir d~spendenee
iron aim and ~ = conscientious oossrNsoce
III al other Christian dutieA
me sAncuo ing ~ particular lays tr hat
- IA esn<ciaiiy enioinet upon Ne In ths
ma a commAnd ~ has bsSn sincerely
cfsye 81 by an honorcd ancestry.
Itherefor. By the Advice AMI oasent OF ne
Yxccaiive COanciL sppoint
TurRsDAt. IuE ED DAT 90 Arxi-
nsxt. a. sdAy % pabiic nsting. hamnistion
Al a 40 urge that n b kspt IN NE sAnctu.
~. ~ ne nrrsiie and IN pablo places ~.
-.,llnn ~ The original tntsn ton. H. the peT.
-flruancs "a thee dates. AMI by confessing
a. ~fur.AklnE car sina ne bcst welfare % the
rerpls T. a1vanc~t their fAith assurci. their
coufort incrcsssd and higher Christian CIV.
urstiun recarci
sanciD - tNsI call q soletan asssmhlv.
rafhaf Ne eAier. All al he Inhabitants ~ the
az info Ne hoa.s % ne Lori yoar col. and
~ auto M nj
t.irea In ths Coancu Chambsra ~ Augusta. this
fssuty thir1 day 81 March. in ne yesr ~
car Lord ons thousand. eight hundred snd
eighty en-. and ~ ne inirpendence 81 the
Iaiiet states % AmericA ths one hanared
andt elth. lHhnthilA kohlh
ny tns e~overncr.
0EANaSRAL sHrru. SECRETARY - state
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FpyEpuRO.

James MeLucas. q soldier OF The war Of
1919, died a. East fryeburg On the Goth
inst, aged 90 years and iva days. fonr
other brothers enlisted and served with
him In that war. Jacob died during the
war, Robert lived IN the z OF ss; Abra-
ham to the age OF ~. aud Jeremiah reach
"a the great age OF his brother who las
last passed away, 20 yesfs. They were
ell horn In Hiram Mrs. MelsueAs, vile
OF James, reached the advanced age OF ~
years, she had seven daughters, sir OF
whom lived 20 the great ago of nearly %
years. Is not this = family OF remarkable
longevity.
Miss Olive J. Swan has bought the Cook
house In the village. formerly occupied by
Charles Tibbetts. II IL understood that
Miss swan viii open q boarding house
when she tales possession. In August or
September.
winter, 90 far a. snow IL concerned,
seems 10 be lingering In the ZAP OF spring.
This II favorable for the lumbsfmen who,
In mld.winter. were obliged 20 give up
operations for lack OF ''the besutifal
snow."
The time OF maple sugar IL here. but the
sugar has not arrived. II IL supposed To
DO In 1.-The sweet bye and bye"
Z. A. Page, . former principal OF The
Academy, now OF Leicester, Mass, spent
the nlrh, OF March 10Th ln town.
Dr. Mason len Thursday morning nr .
vacation OF some weeks.
The usual soelable al the Academy came
OF last Tuesday.
Mrs. 4. Y. Hastings entertained TIE
Sweienborgisn Circle At The house OF ID
u Hastings, ESQ
The Congregational Circle met sith Mrs..
II. G. Harmon. last Thursday.
Miss Hall OF Waterford IL visiting her
sister. Mrs. DIR. Shedd.
Miss Nellie Peterson Of brunswick visits
Mrs. Z. ". Psge.
Randolph Howe, photographer, has gone
into Ilearn's studio al Portlsri
Grant Cousins has . sltus,lor Ia The NJ.
G. X X. repair shops AZ Bangor.
Miss Olive Swan has purchased the
house formerly occapled by Chsa. Tibbetts.
Rev. Caroline y Angel Of Norway IL 10
lecture q, Academy Hall. Thprsisy even
Ing. April /.
The y. A. class OF sc are having their
pictures taken ~ North CONWAY by Hast
ings OF Boston.
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RETHEL..

The snow storm In progress 81 my last
writing. continued until Monday. About
IS inches OF snow fell. with Just rain
enough 10 prevent drifing. The warm
weather since. has taken the most Off
away.
Many strangers have been In our village
the past week. attending court. The case
OF Hastings, uammons & Co, vs.. Taylor
OF byron. Geo. A. Wilson. waldo Pct-
tsuglll and Frank Y. Bradley. referees
Hastings aud lannon's Tor themselves aud
Geo. ID. Bisbee FOR Taylor. The case In.
wolves the title 10 many OF the arms 10
Roxbary.
Osisn r. Stanley OF Bethel solia pair
OF two year old steers, weighing $500 lbs.
perfectly matched. 20 Moses NJ. Smart OF
fueburg. Price understood W be si'S
The Messrs. Philbrooks & Trafon are
sending cattle from Bethel 10 Brighton.
Mass.
Macy OF The lumber teams are leaving
the woods. They report . hard winter
for operating.
Miss Mary II. Chapman OF Bethel, has
last closed her sixth term OF school al
Oorhsm. v. II. II IL reported ~ q very
successful term by the COMMITTEES.
\. NJ. Locke OF byron, the venerable
bear hunter, Was In Bethel the past week.
lie has trapped 30 bears besides assisting
In capturing several In their dens. lie IL
. yoang man YET and has . promising ~
tarc before him
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HEBRON.

On the evening OF the 10Th inst Dea.
Cummings and family gave . very nne
reception 20 the students remsining 10
town. The pleasant occasion will be held
In grateful remembrance by al present
Saturday the funeral services OF Mrs..
eastman were held AZ the house. Not
w~ithsanding the storm. II. A. Cushman.
.sq , and his family msde all present very
comfortable. Rev. J. NJ. folleii conducted
the services, and excellent and appropriate
music Was furnished by the Hebron Q1sr-
tsits. A large number OF relatives and
friends were In attendance. The forsl
decorations were very beauiiful, and Mrs.
Cu.hmsn, who has lived = useful and beau
tifal life. departed like one who seemed 10
ssy with the post
"Ssy not good night. but In that hspplsr cline
ma me gooi morning"
Sabbath day Prof Sargent shovelled
snow vigorously. and succeeded In having
quite Q company attend meeting In the
evening. Early next morning the break.
ing team received . hearty welcome from
all; the company deserve much praise for
oil extra work.
Wednesday evening the public lyceum
was given 10 . full house. The exercises
were In every respect . success. and mos
eredltable 70 the school. The question
was, ''Resolved, That Washington was
Justified In having Nsjor Andre executed |"
Observation-Disclosures. King. Mitchell. Rich
mond and Skillings In the Affrmativei
Moody. Briggs, Hayes aud Cummings In
the negative. Decided In favor OF mega.
tive. eight 10 seven. Harry Hayes debated
for the FIRST time and made very good srgu-
ments. Mr.. Mitchell, . new debster. IL
also very successful. The Journal Was
very well arranged by w. L. Bonney and
Lena Pratt. Miss Pratt read distinctly
and well. Mr. Cushman and his qusrtette
aided In rendering excellent music for the
evening. Miss Keene played "Sweet Bye
and.bye," with variations. There were
Rotations by Misses Packard and Whit.
man, . defamation by Mr.. Marshall. and
singing by school qusrtette. n.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ansel eastman
occurred Saturday forenoon, Goth.
A little eight-yeAr-old daughter OF Cyrus
Pratt met with . serious accident . few
weeks w While sliding on the Ice with
the ueighboring children she slipped and
injured her spine, besides other injuries.
DIR. Woodbury. OF South Paris In attending
her.
Sugar makers are beginning TO work
slowly. Henry Stearns has 600 trees
tapped and has made some syr,p. Not
very good weather for IL yet, and many
are waiting for the snow TO settle . little
before tapping. C.
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DENMARK.

The Lone Star Dramatic Club Of Sebago.
played the thrilling drama. "Sevsda' or me
Los, Nine" Thursday evening. at .
Fellows Hall, 10 . small audience. The
company WAS well equipped for the play a.
regards costumes and scenery, and per-
formei In q creditable manner. have
noticed An sntsrtainmsnu OF this Kidd. 20
get an audience the community q be
Interested In the object for which The 20.
Il performing. A play - well eoipped -
this Vas, with the object some Improve.
ment TO our hall. would have Oiled the nall
70 OVERCOMING.
Mr.. Richardson Of the Brsekest House
a meeting with deserved success- Be
slde quite : house full Of regular boarders,
he has q good run OF trsncisnt company.
George Burnham was In town yesterday
LOOKING amer his corr canning business 10
This place. Augustus Ingails makes the
boxes this year.
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NO. FRYEBURG.

wym,n Jones has moved his family TO
the old Harrington place. which be pur'
chased last fall.
Osborne Charles IL confined TO the house
by = severe attack OF dyspepsia
'..Arb- Pitmsn cut his foot quite severely
La, week While chopping wood. DR.. Ma
Dry dressed the wound and IL 10 doing
cpely.
The Ladies' Union Circle met last Wed.
pesday with Mrs. Elbridge Evans. There
were about ~forty-nve present 70 partafe
Of the boun,ifal supper and indulge In the
usual recreation OF such events. IL meets
again In -four weeks with "Bro. Cummings'
and Mrs. harrington.
Owing 70 the severe snow storm there
vas NO service a. the chapel last Sunday
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0ILEAD.

slt weeks OF shedding 10 March ,hi'
year.
Al.rge a)ek Of Will geese have been
seen.
T. wight has dashed loggin aud NOV
81 oat Of The woods.
The ssiscimeu have commenced 70 re-
pair the suspension bridge.
J. W. Klmbali has held the once oI
postmaster 80 years. We doub, II there
are many Who can boast OF q longer term
OF service. His sou Elmer Is the as
sl.tsnt, Who looks amer the mall matter
In q very satisfactory msnnsr.
A town meeting The SLIT, 10 raise more
money % repair the suspension bridge.
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Y SUMNER.

The SD intelligence has reached Ne that
Frank Thompson, formerly . SIMMER boz.
has become . rsvlug maniac In the State
Lunaiic Asylum OF Minnesota MI.
Thompson has recently lost . daughter
and bis wife being also greatly Frustrated
and hardly expected To recover. has 80
Affected his mind, that he has become In.
sane.
Mrs. Rice OF Andover. IL unable 10 re-
turn thither on account OF sickness, and
Mr.. Rice returned Friday. IL 10 hopei
that she will soon be out again.
Repairs are being made on the railroad
bridge by the bridge master. MI. joy.
n. N. varney has returned from fiofi'
d. Other Sumner men are expected home
soon. IL IL not . paradise. StocuA.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

Three days Of calm and sunshine made
% think that spring hsd come. bat . snow
storm and blow. has made II . vintry
looking spring In this section. We VIII
hope it IL the line gale, and that spring
will be here sometime.
Bertha Bennett II agaiu confned 70 her
bed, with q severe attack Of rheumatism.
She had rode out once after having dip
iberia, when taken sick. IL seems hard
for one 90 young. 10 Jufsr 90 much.
George York lost q little angef BY Jam
ming between . lever aud stick OF timber.
lie Was carried 10 Colebrook By Mr.. Clark
to have 10 dressed BY . surgeon.
Al Hart and wife, len town on short
notice. last week. !.
A psddler found his way up here through
the snow drifts, but VI doubt u The trip
paid him very well.
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RUMFoRD CENTRE.

The singers OF Rumfori Centre and vi
clnl,y, under the direction OF Prof Ian
caster, will give q very pleasing concert
In the Town House, April 9Th. II stormy,
the irst fair night. Singing will consist
OF solos. duets, quarieites, quinteties and
choruses. Concert 10 commence a. 'ito,
admission Is cents, children under 10,
free.
The cup and saucer festival Was . CON.
plete success; about go will be realized
clear OF expenses. IL was pronounced by
all present 20 be one OF the best festivals
ever given In this place. The farce was
well rendered. and received many compli.
ments. The tables were very tsstily ar
ranged and well loaded with nrstclass eat
ahles.
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NRWRY.

Shedding vas never better al this time
OF the year. and everybody seems 10 b
hound % make the most OF H.
Potatoes are moving 10 market al dou'
Die quick. Mr.. Swan the buyer AZ Bethel,
has been mll for the last three weeks, not
being able 20 g,t cars fast enough 10 kesI
his house clear. The prices paid are q
and 50 cents.
Some OF The logging crews have Cult
work. and some are stu doing = good bus
mesa
Mort Thars,on IL saving oai dowel
squares FOR his brother. J. A. Thurs,on.
The former lost one OF his team horses
short time ago.
Mrs Joshua Littiehaie who has beer
Away AZ lewiston AL winter. IL now al
home sick with q rheams,ie trouble.
C. C. Baker Wa kiekei by . horse IN
the aeshy part OF the lee and quite badly
hurt a short time NO.