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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
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Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Blad-
der and Uainary Diseases, Scalding, Erita
ton, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh Of The Bladder
81. Druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-11
SOCIETY NEWS.

Any items of interest suitable far this depart.
snt, fl. M Sedalia or neiehborirg places sre Ie-
lectfully sCiIcited. Ne uaa.z -:5s1:..---, active
md CHEEKY lfdy correspondent in al the ne,ghbor-
irg towns tributary 10 Secalia. Address ell such
ccnmUnicstie1s 10 Rosa Pearie, society reporter,
bA7, @ flee eedalis, Mo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
The Slide Of a Mountain.

News has just reached us Of a
most remarkable slide Of land, rocks
and trees from the high cliffs on the
south side Of the river in the Gap,
about two miles below Petersburg, in
Grant county. At this point the
mountain, capped by hugh cliffs of
rock, is something like one thousand
feet high the river running along at
its base. II is very steep and rugged
from the river to the top, heavenly
timbered, ribbed by a succession Of
cliffs, eliminating in the tremendous
cliffs at the top.
On sunday evening last about Eve
o'clock a large mass of the top cliff,
from some unknown cause, became
loOsened and with tremendous crash
came laundering down the mountain
bringing with IL the lower clids and
huge trees in its path, never stopping
until it rushed entirely across the
river The noise made by the descend
ing mass 8 said to have been awiully
appalling and vas distinctly heard a
long distance. The river bed, at tue
point Of descent, is said to be com
pletcly filled with rocks, trees &c, the
water finding It's way through and un.
derneath them, The Gap has here.
lofore had its history and curioDities,
but W. mistake not IL this falling
down Of a mountain will not hereafter
be considered its most attractive and
curious feature.
We frequently hear Of and see land
slides, but seldom is II that noun
tain becomes loosened from its ever.
lasting mornings and slides away. --
KeySer Tribune.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
Circuit Court.

Smuh 'rauc CLERK ofths courtappOint-
ed Ami Martin his deputy.
e. II Amick vs. w : Washington sp-
peal. judgment for plaintiff for S34. 3S and
Gusts.
K9urad lIoernlinr natl, O Of Germany
decie.Is biz iu .eulion of becoming citi.
zen Of the United States.
state W George w Sypolt misdemean.
or fined s. aud cost
WB VI xweu ST. George was admit
ed tp Practice iu This court.
K,te Miller vs. Thornton y. Albright
suggestion Discontinued.
n WIiizgcIald vs. b ORR Co. ap-
neal, Continued "a defendants costs.
Melinda T. I,ogers ys WIN II Molisee,
bastardy, COMPROMISED.
Stale vs. Cha- Golden indicted for felo
ny at this tern, defendant give bond of
$500.
G " Bishop assignee Of Jas Messenger.
ys3O Fialey. judgment for plaintiG
for S2JB 30 and costs.
State rs Chas Dcugherty indicted at
this tenn 0r iniurinh aud deacoihg
sch )ol-house NJ 10 in Grant district Con.
Jesse . fine pl $25 tnd costs
state " T. lwNrj Smll'ey indicted AT
this term f,r carrying coceaIei weapons.
Fined Ol consent s2j aud costs
IL ffawtburos Cou'r. v.CC Craig Of
al u,y,,..,p. c.,.u.r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
A LUSUS NATURAE.
A Nest &Cm0rkab!c "Wha. Is IT,
Found in Jackson County.

PAEl,UUSlyUC, w. Va, April %
Some time las fall a peculiar animal.
sort OF lusus naturae. was reported
to have been seen in the woods of
jackson county, by farmers boy.
The animal was reported resembling
in a wonderful degree the form and
general appearance of minute hu.
man being The report excited, at
the time, considerable curiosity and
comment but died out for want of
yerlfcation \ few days ago the
story was revived by the discovery
of the whereabouts of severa, animals
or creatures fully answering the above
description. in the woods near Sandy.
vile, Mr. Joseph Carts, a well known
citizen OF the neighborhood, after
considerable trouble succeeded in
capturing one of them. 1t is alive at
this time and is kept as a curiosity.
A reliable gentleman who saw it a
few days ago and inspected it's pecu.
lIaritles describes it as follows: 1T
is little larger than the common
rabbit, perfectly devoid of hair on its
hody or limbs, has rather short hind
legs, with feet which look almost
precisely like those of an infant; i's
forlegs or arms are like those of a
child, but the most peculiar feature
of the animal to its head and face.
It's nose, eyes, mouth, and even ears
resemble those of minute human
being i'm a wonderful degree, and the
resemblance is greatly enhanced by
an appearance of general intelligence
in us general expression. 1t will
eat almost anything, and will take
kindly To almost any one | believe
its origin, however, was n gramniver.
Gus animal, as 1t seems specially fond
of grain and Vegetables" When ask.
ed what Inc thought the creature really
was, the gentleman replied that the
general conformation, laying in its
human-likc appearance was some.
thing on the order of the American
marmet, But to sum up his idea OF
it he said he believed it to be lusus
naturae, which had become pandemic
10y interbreeding,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
Died.

John Thomas Gibson died at his
residence in Pleasant District, aged
81 years. He died Thursday, April
18th, at , As A. NJ, and was buried
Friday, April 10th, at 1920 p. NJ.
The deceased was man of consid.
cradle wealth. At the time of his
death he had notes To the amount of
8 900. Mr.. Gibson went dressed
very plainly. and was never known
TO be sick ed-fast-one day in
his life, until the recent spell of sick
ness which lasted but a short time.
1t has been rumored that he has
money hid out. 1t is accurately
stated that Mr.. Gibson has hid out,
some here, two nail-kegs full of hard
money, mostly in gold, for he never
was known to lay out cent Of gold.
| heard man say that pad him
nearly 500, in gold recently; this
money was not among his papers or
on his person. X
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
"Bob's" Death.

His Canine Majesty, Bob" com
monty known as Prosecuting Attor
ney Fortney's big white dog, died
last Sunday afternoon at four o clock
Bob had had the distemper for some
time; but after he had pulled through
that disease and was again able to
show his familior form down town,
aud receive the usual beef bone fro IL
Charley Vickery or Jim Worthington,
which was never refused him, some
human cur with less good nature and
principal than Bob possessed. poi.
soned him.
Bob was a remarkable dog and was
the friend of everybody-he would
have licked the hand of the one who
was so unkind as to poison him.
His was familiar figure on our
streets and is missed by every one.
His remains were laid TO rest last
Sunday evening after the sun had
sunk behind the horizon, and the
darkness hid from view the resting
place Of BOb--nothing but a dOg-a
goOd-natured and obedient brute.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30

payment ct which u l. released from all
further liability dccrved hat ~ n X An>
mar i in'itled To tho fiud u controversy
that c NJ Bishop eN'r of W r. Amman,
deed, pay the plaiutitf It's costs herein,
the same To Toe charged against Joseph \
) ; and " ID L Amman.
Smith Crane commissi"ner erJ red TO
'udit the account IT James " Brown the
,,. 'vcr OF this court.
b.N.u ~ aud us.e's admrN NSl. 4 ]
IL Lip>ya.. deed made 10y Mstthi,s Boz
hon NOV. ~ 1879 declared null aud void
and this cas- referred 40 Con- rJ "A a ~
thorus' $50
The following named cases were con-
tnued till next term.
ST. Evey guardian of John " Me
MaNip, " James w Brown. receiver OF
this Court the receiver ordered To- pay
the guardian the iuud In his hand bo-
longi To- said ward when said guardian
shall have given $1,000 roud
Allen Il Ellis ~ Nancy Burk. and
same W. Alfred Boogher aud vie, Z .
Organ appointed trustee vIce l. Stuck
Diseased in each case
VIM Hamilton - Hiram q Lnrew aud
wife L Crugau appointed trustee vice
Wv Monroe.
CLIFTON b Bishop etc.vs Ray " Bishop
etal the sale ot the Infant defendants
interest herein IN the land bought 10y c c
Stone il confirmed
John l. Hulms " Elizabeth Holme, ct
al. John w Guseman ID G Zimn and Eb-
bert Boyce were appointed to assign To
the widow. Eiz ,heth Holmes oue-third
of the PA acres OF land. a. ner dover
therein and to divide the remainder o.
the tract among the nine children giviog
10 each ohe-ninth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
ADVERTISING RATES

Transient advertisements will be IN
serted e. 81 per inch FER first insertion
al insertion.
Personal commu nications inserted tor
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Local notices cents Ter line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered At kingwood Post ONCE as
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
A Queer Call.

A lady was telling a very funny
story about the entertaining of Lord
Coleridge by George w Childs, of
this city. Mrs Childs, wishing TO
have his Lordship's title duly hon.
ored coached her servant and charg.
ed him to say. when awakening his
Lordship in the morning :" My Lord
it is time TO rise" But the servant
failed in distinctions, and rapping at
the guests door shouted: My God,
it is time to get up" Imagine the
expression matutinal of the Lords
face
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30

month, a The committee may direct
lie treasurer draws check for their
seveal amounts; deposits it in the
post oftlce;they can then dispose of it
in any way they are inclined This
is the same principle on which the
Nsnti-coke relief committee work.
The whole amount of money receiv.
ed to date is Sc 1852 -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /;

One dollar per wear. invariably i'm adj
vance One dollar and finy cents per
year. when not psid i'm advance. These
terms will he strictly adhered To- i'm every
instance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-04-30
Appointed A Regent.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April "a
The Governor to-day appointed Jno.
II. Holt. OF the Grafton SdrSpS,
Member of Board Of Regent OF the
Deaf Dumb and Blind Institute, vice
J. S Hall, resigned.
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KINGWOOD MARK EFT.
Reported Weekly 10y Hartley & whg

Reported Weekly 10y Hartley & Wrigh
Wheat por bushel 800
Corn - " new 00c
Oats " 40c
Potatoes Doc
Apples i0c
Butter per pound l5@20c
Eggs per dozen l0c
Country hams per pound l2c
- sides poT pound lOc
shoulders per pound Sc
Country Lard per pound loo
BeeswaN per pound 2O@2Oc
Gonscng pe pound Sl.50@l60
Flour per Dbl $500, 6.25W6.76
Buck heat Flour per pound &c
onions per bushel Zoo
Beans per bushol Sl.25
Timothy Seed per bushel 1916
Glover Seed per bushel $3.50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
NO. WATERFORD.

Those In want OF Oxen or good matched
steers N winter. can save money ny call
log on II. n Fiske. st North Waterford,
before purchasing elsewhere. He has
some good ones on hand and will De
pleased To show them aud make prices.
Please correc, the statement In las,
weeks paper which should Rad that ChAs
Andrews, Who carries on the Town Farm,
receives ESQ per year including the keep
log Of horss--the highest salary that ha.
ever been paid Also incorrect as To ths
name OF Mis-. Nancy Coourni 10 should
read Osborn.
4 G. Andrews, Eco has received an sp
pointmsut ss Pension Exsminer ha salary
of $500 per year. lie MAS subjected 10 9
rigid sxsminstlon IN Ter the civil service
Law a.. has been summoned To washing.
ton by the Commissioner of Pensions. who
has Assigned him 20 the duty OF clerk Ia
the pension ofilce. Amer being drilled ell
months he will then be considered ht u
not dull scholar TO take the rsld ~ an
Rxsminsr OF Pensions. bat will not be a.
lowed TO take testimony 10 his own State
The time IL drawing near for Congress
10 meet, bot ~ the coming session IL only
for three months, they viii only have tim'
% meet and adjourn. Therefore We may
not expect any help In this direction. Ba'
I hail the day ~ not far distant when ~
are To have Republican Administration
House and Senate, and not I'LL then maj
We expect our laws 10 become better ant
more conducive 10 the peace and prosper
i,y ~ this entire nation. God speed th'
dAviii
John Grover OF Albany hiss received q
increase Of pension from ei2 TO eis pc
month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
NRwRY.

Died-Iu Sswry. Oct Is. Mrs. Fanny.
vile Of EnJ A Powers. aged sbOai - years
and eight months. Deceased hsi been for
over four years partially psr.lytei' .ni
wAs . constant sufferer. Two days bsforr
her death she had another shock. frOm
which she never rslllci Amer over any
years % true aud faithful service Ne vile
ADJ mother. she has gone We trust 10 meet
. rich reward. Sunday last, funeral ser
vice. were held a. the house, where large
uumDsr of relatives and friend. met 10 OF
f.r their sympathy Ia the bervavsi. and 10
ssi.i In paying tasir la., respects 10 The
dead. Rev. Mr.. Garland addressed The
vvople With appropriate remark. IRON
P.alms XxxIx 81 Vas dumh. opened
90, nv mOa'n because thou dli.i u"
A sllght fall OF snow Saturday nigat
People are complaining OF colds asof,
OF epidemic, 10 seems Ia De.
Walter Powers aud samuel Evan. have
each q child TIA, has been very SICK With
Group Tor . hunter OF days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
y SUMNER.

The Oxfori District Lsdge OF Good
T-mplar. hsli an Interesting session AZ
E.st Snmner % Friday lat. Attendance
Exercises INTERESTING w II ht.t
nan pr--iir,i. and sh'y Conducted TIE ous.
ioe.. sndr. % TIE Lsixc. Resolves AID
os-.tlon. we're ably discussed ~ bros.
4 ,.tman. Ssss.l .ni Robinson OF saBosr'
Ail.V of Hartford. D-cO-ier % Baokneli,
S.und.r. abi Rogers % Hebron, and
u,teb ~ Norwsy Five Lodges were rsP-
,,..ut.i. ,ir Crystal Wave. FOREST LIKE,
Sar. nav~u, Ru.tfsld AMI lnsineioie.
v,,ar Lo.ig-- ~rr- reported 10 good gros.
las condition. AMI The Order SENS npur'
lshlng Those present prouoaneei u
vo.sf s~.slon Next session ~ Snuth
Paris. oa The 1rst "Wednesday In February
nsxt
Prank BNreti has shipped another car
OF applr.. m.kiug thrrv from Samosr sA.
too. Hanfrvds % oash-ls OF small Hal'
remains uupickvt.
J.ck Resell has been ~ coaniry sni
aroV. back iot % yOuug cattle 10 ~'n.
,.r. or sell. Stock l. very low and oe'
tn Congregational Lailes' Circle n-,iei
as % by selling dinners on Casie ShoS
Robinson. ND. OF Nsw.York, Is
Waiting nj. f.tasr. who 1. quit- feeble
sc Head 4. attending COart al Paris
a. on- % the iurors. III. oaslnsss = 80
inx ou a. us1Ni under The direction OF Que
% the sufkmvn-
The Congregational s'eieiy A. Es'
Samnsr ar last nos without apA-to''
S,,D- falihfal ~ aistsr i ssntsi % sup
ply them rvgulIly. Bro. beaSin' eon
u-e'' sLOcUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26

rbomss u. Haskell All -ifs. Portlsai. ,. A
N sysisa. foftlsn.t. Rev. q. = Hoot AL .lfs.
Aubarn. =. A. usbia-Da aad ~tfe, Aubarn
M. r. A. Llttle. Assars; NJ. sni No. y. l.
ca. = T. rrs.x. D,tn-li. Js l. sriak
Hrs = nett jonn q. s-N.sv Canton. Will,at Ia
~ Csry. hsrtsr,i. Aai.ii~sa A. Tier YEA. n~th-i
A kinhsil, gamiooi, z. A Caspasn, n.th
n.sh-l: a. Yosss. a-shsi: !. 4 ii.is Sss-sy.
r.-ca- At-s-si. Aaoaras 4. -. Mitebsii. IA
eo.e = ~. Ni- frysoasg. jams :. rsIser.
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ll-ary a. h-srCs. NofesY. e-sr<- u. nlsnes .
nackn-i O-c.r a. usr..sy. nscan-id, q. A.
s..s, sTs'- sass ~ ,.s S ciis 4.
Csrnl.h. A a. savage Anbarn. 4. RISE.
li~thsi. A 4. u-ati, y. -ama~r. 80 Z. MORE.
Li.hrn. J Ia a.. rvbbeii.. Li.osn, A =. non.
ss5 nsssa:.,e .. A N.'' .s.s,'r ,.,.
Pad Jsaa n Coa.i.-. rN.gtlasd. Jslo~s
nsnfslo~. shan. James " AietAntisr.
l,ssti.s.L J'sns . r.ss.r rortl.si a I
Niii.. n q Natl n. hsth- n :. Ls-Sh,
n.s.f n. a u ruoratoa. us.toa. Charles
liboy. fpruss.i e-pfre aor-e. fof'lssd.
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Cnsri~- Fo-i.f snh dangHtsr, nack nshi. y 4
Oois. nrysnts rlad Aiifs,i Chfistisn--n. Hos.
ion. usnrv Y Colbs. 4 msgr,i o-ors- A
nrtsx.. -oafh Paris kissri ~ --irnsn, fcrt.
ianl- a 4 .svss.. Aabarn. Aurftil. A
fsru Isin-s . ueseY. Aifr~t Hiilon.
Faltlanff 4 Fn-uix. l,s.-tIn q Z. Mur-s. f'eft.
fan.l , q t.nh-tis sol - lahissr. Llshtn.
Chari-- NinE. Aunaru. isa-. lrish. Hart.
h'ri 5.nn z slos.r. .srih,.sl aii,~i S..-s.
rr.pisy, $50. Z Hsniiton. Hss,sseri. Joan
u Ftxg. furfissd q a furtsr. rsath Paris
Moss- AusY. usftfsri. sliian L. Putnam,
n-thsi & 4 Hot. Norway. rsoest..
larEata MUls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
GREENWOOD.

Since my last writing. Llnueus Cole n
come down Of typhoid fever. 30 that ther
are nov thre. sick ones In the house, Oh
two frs, are getting somewhat bettsr.--
Edna j. Howe married the late Reuben
Cole, by whom she had I've children nov
living, three sons and two daughters
these sick ehlldrvn being . part Of her
family. She IL nov the Vile OF GEORGE
Jaikins.
E.E Wentworth is so nearly recovered
tha, he made ne q friendly visit recently.
lie feels qalts well, bat fears another at
tack OF the disease.
Des X L. Cole had . huskin. last Tues
day evening Numbering about 40, OF both
ssxes. and the wsJ the golden ears we're
transferred from the shock 10 the heap
Vas In q way that meant business, until
the last ear vas brought ~ light, aud
nearly 10 bushels hu-kei. The next
thing w.s 10 cit down 10 . supper, the
very sight OF which vas enough ~ bring =
smile 20 the face OF any living splcure. l
will not attempt 20 describe II. bat merely
say that Mrs. Cole never does things N
the hslves
There are only tso sllos 10 town. 80 Tar
e I knov. one ~ which Vas built BY A.
ID. Bfyant. aud nllei with sweet corn Tod.
der last summ-r Tue fodder was cut and
put In at Intervals. until completely nlled.
being well trod down each time. ant nasi'
ly covered with boards, and loaded doSn
with stone sni yet IL has settled over four
feet, since being dashed. While looking
at II this morning. was reminded OF re-
mark once made by Sir isssc Newton, that
n oar earth could be pressed into per-
fectly compact mass, II would no, occupy
more than = cubic inch OF space
Mr. Bryant has q colt, lees than sh
mouth. old. which stands II hands high.
within . fraction. and 90 perfect In every
part, tha, I i0obi n she can be bea, 10 The
county. Before leaving his house he
handed me q bill. with the rrmark TIA, he
hsi discontinued Que pspsr. bat liked The
DrNOcR,r. That was hat In the right
dirsctiOn.
I behsld mos, beautiful Phenomenon
last THURSDAY evening. 10 being nothing
less than . perfectly formed rainbow ~
moonlight The moon hsi been risen bat
= few minutes, 80 that the bow extended
upsari nearly Is degrees. Ia colors all
visible, ,lthous "a not 80 brilliant, OF course.
- when formed by sanlight. The second
arr bow coald also be seen, While TIE
whole shy or space enclosed below, ~ss OF
dark, leaiy color. Altogether u was
yery rare sni novel sight.
TIE forests afc nos nearly naked, snd
What few lsavc- yet remain on The tres
ATE fss, being scattered by The present
hlgh Wind.
IOnx have the mn.~s song the faliing leaf,
o. tells On palliative numh~rs t.ifs IL bftei
49, ..,i.r,,., ttr. shnult H.. the thourht 10 al
A. falls ths autanla leaf 81 80 must fai.
l. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
=. BROwNFiELD.

The gospel temperance meeting VA
belt at the town farm 0ctober IL, and va
veil attended. The next will be a. in'
school hoas- near the station.
Charlss MeL1cAs, Who has been sles
With Consumption all sumner, died Al hi'
fathers OCTOBER IS. and vss buried ffou
th- church al the village on the lsih-
Rev Mr.. Eastman OF Hiram conducting
the service.
JR Hnl. drawn As jarymsn. 10 making
quite . stay al Paris A y Perkins i nli
ing his place al l.. 81. Gllss's store dufins
his absence.
Hu.siag. are In order. Qli,s pless
ant gathering ~ c. ID. fesssnden's OF IL
dies. and old and yOang. on th- evening o
he l9lh; haskers In the barn. social eircl'
ia the house.
Charles Gibson aud wife from Moptan'
are visiting Colonel A. A. Gibson 81 Jan
Weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
STATE PICK UPS.
Bursl,r. have been working in the vIeIn'
a. A.

Barslars have been working In the vleln
iiy Of ROckiand.
Mime speaker. are Ia demsnd for The
campaign ln other States. oar Congress
local delegation are all engaged, ani Mr.
Blaine 4. making tour through Penn.,l'
ssnis. addressing large numbers Of people
sai being received with unbouniei enihe'
SLASH.
Sylvester Jonah. large aud powerful
nan, who has been Insane FOR two years,
bot IA. been allowed ~ 90 AZ large, ere
aied quite az excitement In Esipor one
day recently. by attacking two men. lie
Was finally ovsrpowercd aud hsndeunei.
A son OF wlneeli =. bennett OF sseo
va. Killed. AMI Mr. bennett AMI wife wer.
made very M. by drinking new elder from
eask which hal previously contained en-
b.lmlpg fiii The word "polson" was
branded on The head OF the cssk, bat was
covered with tsg 80 IL was not seen.
The los. Ia E,siport IL nov esilmstei
IL 500 90 Toe content. Of The SAFES In
town ~sr- found Ia better condition than
va. expected. The town suffered cousii.
-r.bly during tie m, from the depreia-
ton oi Canadian thelyes Prompt and
generous response has been made % the
appeal for aid. The ssrdlnc factories
will be rebuilt 10 time FOR the next seasons
work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
NORTH PARIS.

John Young IL bgilding . stable nea
his house. sui will soon have II ready fol
q COW he has bought.
Casfles Elllngwooi has rented the PAek
ari stand aud will soon occupy 10
II IL rumored that Mr. Love has bought
thu %. 4 Ellingwooi stand.
ose side of the m siing house has been
uewly shlnelsi
School closes October 30. with exercises
nv the schDl.r.. THIS IL Mss fJoes's 81
term At this place. and they have bcen nfs'
class. She l. Ia teach AZ Trap Corner In
the winter.
FL Barrett 4. doing large business
putting up spples for the Portland market.
TR.r CORNER.
o Z. Etllngwooi IL bringing water TO
his house from the land Of Nelson sie.
vtns.
George Ellingsooi has rented the iior.
ace stsrblri stand.
Harry Johnson IL home from bis sun.
mers work.
o. l. Pratt has been making Improve.
meuis on Nj. shop. ani Il looks much bet.
ter