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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22


A number OF our citizens are of the
opinion that Fort Worth should take nc.
ton at once in regard to securing the
Frisco, and think that the clti-
zens Of Bonham, Mckinney, White
wright and Grapevine should
be asked TO send committees
here to take counsel with CIR people in
making concerted movement 10 secure
the road. II Is stated that st. Louis
Views with alarm the construction of the
Atkinson road through the territory
which has always hitherto been tributary
to st. Louis, but which will now
trade TO great extent with Kansas City
unless the Frisco be pushed into the
heart OF the state. The junction OF the
Frisco with the Santa No nc Paris will do
81 Louis no good, for the branch to Paris
from Ciebnrne will be run In the interest
OF the main line Of the Atchison, and
TO counterfeit this the Frisco
must come 10 Fort Worth
where 1t can form connections with nearly
nll of the roads Of the state, especially the
Fort Worth & Denver, Fort Worth & Rio
and Fort Worth & New Orleans
BY all means let the cities mentioned send
their committees here, and let the good
work begin,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

Of the most widely known medical
colleges Of the great West. lie has not
decided 70 accept II yet, though many
friends counseled him 10 do 50, realizing
that II will be a post Of great honor and
advantage 10 him. DR.. wilkes Is very
popular here, and his departure VIII be q
severe loss 10 Waco.
The little daughter Of Mayor II. A..
sturges, VINO recently returned from Gal.
weston, where she underwent painful
surgical operation to save her cye~sight,
IA NOW aerlonaIY III with meAslts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
Turner n Mcclure
WIN deliver your goods promptly, Try
thnn
wouldn', lie, Hts wlfe Alone AN oner 20
nr wilkes

wouidn', lie, Hts wife Aiono--An oner 20
br, wilkes,
Special 10 tho Gazette
Waco, Tx, May 81 j. Y, u. Stuart was
recently served With an Injunction re-.
stralping him from entorlng the promises
Of his wife or In anyway
interfering with her until a
final deposition OF the writ was made
by the court, He disoheycd the in
Junction aud was arrested aud Jailed this
morning for contempt Of court.
J hn Geer, arrested on caplas charg-
Inc him with horse stealing In l.ampasas
county, was released this morning upon
giving bond Ia tho sum OF $500 for his
appearance In lampasas. Iio has lived
here six years aud worked az the earpen-
ter'S trade.
DR.. w. II wilkes, one OF wacois lead
Ing physicians aud ex-mayor al the city,
has received call inviting him to ac-
cept thd chair OF theory aud
practice OF medicine In one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
AUSTIN.
The Editora-Iron for tho Capitol-Ass,nv
for Time.

AUSTIN, Tex, May p. The Press os.
ISOLATION excursion iron San Antonio
en- route TO Chicago, passed through th,s
morning at II O'Clock, number 81 eait.
oors on their way home and about bo
iorly belonging TO the excursion some
OF ,hcm stopped IN the CITY 10 see he
sta'e-nouse and interview the o'd AlcalJe
among them, Johnson Of the POST Con-
Norton, Col Senter and Others. w.
Fli'een carloads OF iron from Beloipn,
lor we new capitol have arrived. hay,nn
come by way OF Galveston
comptroller SWAIN TODAY denos,,ad
stu'oOo In the treasury,
Tomorrow Attorney. General Temn,e,o,,
WIN issue his opinion TO county indsss
eoheerning the powers Of the board ~
In raising rendered values "
County Attorney Britt of WIbs raar
county has appealed TO the land boarJ ~ ~
grant further time for the August ins, n ~
men,s OF Interest on homesteads NM,
chased IN that county, otherwise se,, p"
,,, % pay WIN have 20 abandon Their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
aoIpr Do work ln- Earneal.

oVFTIHI 70 IHU NHNVsVNf
GMNEsuLLE, Tx, May 2i.-A force
of men Ia charge OF Holden, snb-con
tractor, arrived to-day to begin grading
on the Santa Fe from here TO Red river.
Tux GAZETTE correspondent learned to-.
day that as soon as the right OF way
through Cooke county was secured 1900
men would be put TO work Ia this county
afnna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

SrRNGfELD, ILL., May 81 Upon the
application Of G. W. Fairbanks, counsel
for the bondholders of the St. Louis Cen
trail Railroad company, the United States
circuit court to- day entered u decree for
the sale OF the road and property OF the
company. The sale will take place the
latter part OF June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

will pass through here this morning at
:85 O'Clock on their way to st. Louis
and Chicago for pleasure trip.
The Missouri Pacific Railway company
are fixing up their ticket Office In elegant
shape at this place When completed II
viii be one OF the nobblest Offices In this
mart OF the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
For. worth a Norihwe,t.rn.

Jacksboro and Jack county, Graham
ana Young county, are fully alive to the
necessity Of securing a railroad, and they
naturally look to Fort Worth
TO aid them In their lauda-
bic enterprise. Long years ago
II was the intention Of Fort Worth thluk-
ers to penetrate the magnificent region a
road would reach in gong to the two
cities mentioned, and lately the old llres
have burned anew. There are several
suggestions In regard to road
TO this section, any one of which
Will do. The first Is that an independent
line be built by Fort Worth, Jacksboro
and Graham; the second that the Fort
Worth New Orleans be extended In a
ENTHUSIASTICALLY direction now and lat r
so to Sabine Pass, and the third that
the Fort Worth & Denver throw
out u spur reaching the places mentioned,
There can be no question that Jack and
Young counties are ready and willing to
do much to get road, aud this city Is In
position TO aid them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
vernon's subaidy.

VERNON, TEX, May 2l.--The bonus
asked by the Fort Worth & Denver City Is
nearly all subscribed and that the steam
whistle will be heard In our town before
the LIST OF September is almost an as
sured fact. The committee have worked
jealousy and the citizens responded LID.
orally In the IA ltter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

NEW York, May sl.--It has been ON.
cially stated that the transcontlnental
railway light IS not only not over, but
that II Is now beng waged with quite AS
much vigor, aud determination as ever
before, and that there is no prospect that
" can DC settled for somo time, while Ii
is made clear that even when settle.
ment does come II VIII be upon basis
iar different from anything that has been
predicted, IL WIN provide for rates
mpoh lower than any that prevailed be.
fore the war began.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

Have prescribed Tongaline in two cases
OF periodic headache Of Il neuralgia char
actcr, and In both instances with entire
success. thluk that II Will do all that
you claim for itand more. T.C. MILLER,
M. d., Dayton, Ark.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
mANGMAN's DAY.
One Man in Arkansas and Ono In Now
York spring tho Tray.
wifc.Murdorer Hanged.

AifrsMutdorer Hanged.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Ray 2l.--Peter Louis
Otto, the wile.murderer, was hanged at
l026a this morning. The murder was
committed on the morning of November
10, 1884. Peter Louis Otto lived with his
wife Susan, his children and aged mother.
The murderer, who was a candy. maker,
had been disslpated for years and had
been on a protracted spree at the time Of
the murder, He entered the house on
the morning named and found his wife
washing. without word he drew a re.
volver and fired Ave times at the defense.
less woman She rushed bleeding to the
front part OF the house and fell dying. She
expired In few moments, without utter
Ing word The murdered woman was
about thirty-tlve years old.
ONE IN ARKANSAS.
DOVER, ARK, May 81 Lee Barnes
was hanged here to-day ut 1880 O'Clock
for the murder OF Charles Holman, u gam.
bier, on November 20, 1885. On that day
Holman and Barnes, gamblers living at
Plummersvllle, Ark, arranged TO attend
a festival TO be held some four miles
distant. Before leaving home Barnes ne.
cured the cooperation OF John Cullens
aud Russell Watson In plot 20 nc,
company them and during the
night Kill Holman, take charge OF his
property and about 500 In cash. Late In
the night and while Holman was sleeping,
Barnes drew his revolver aud discharged
two shots at HIM, both Of which passed
through his heart, and while In the agony
OF death Culens with an AK struck him
a fearful blow on the head. After his
conviction and sentence Barnes made a
full confession OF his crime. Cullens
was sentenced TO twenty-one years 10 the
penitentlary, Watson will have hearing
NJ the fall term OF court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

We have u few packages of No. 8
maekercl which we offer at the exceed
ingly low price OF 81 per quarter.barrel
First come first served. Fort Worth
Grocer Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

narv a huffman Manufacturing com.
p pa aTe now receiving large inyoice %
, poItanie iorges, for blacksmiths and COZ ~
''s'neu' special discount to the trade
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

Speoial 10 the Gazette
PARIS, TEX, May 2l.-As was stated
In to-day's GAZETTE, there were only two
names lacking TO secure Paris the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad w. b.
Wise and w. Il, Massenburg's names
were added to the list, making twenty
men who bind themselves to see that the
contract Is carried out. The contract is
now signed, sealed and delivered, and
Paris Is now waiting for its acceptance,
aud II Is now expected that work will be-
gin soon ON this end OF the line
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
Wnntrl

everybody to throw nart of their inlu.
enee IN favor OF the Eclipse lumber.yard.
~ Tue new stand, corr Tenth, between
MAIN and Houston str ITS. Bargains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

The Fort Worth Grocer Co. are just In
receipt OF an unusually choice shipment
OF pine apples. Cali early for first choice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
Cigarsi c,enr.,

tohscns e eigars, cigarettes and chewing
s sersyeo AZ a. Stert's gun store, 2os Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

WIZ never leave The ground alive,
20 certain was he Ia his suporstition
sost,altbough his dearest friends Ilfe hung
upgn an even chance onIv. IA an,ta ,..,sn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

Chickens, Egga aud Butter.
The best chickens, eggs and butter are
to DC found at Turner 3 McClure's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
Oheap oin.s,,...

Street a,S = c'arss%'s 400 and 30, Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

e%citement, as ruinor was tnrrent thai
Z bomb similar 10 those used at Chicago
had been thrown on the street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

uhlo,.eu.. 100 ~,

Canned red fish, very ane, at 8 cents per
can, at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
DALLAS.
Mans InhumauIiy 10 Woman Breaks
Hearts, Wrecks Lives and Sends
the Cruel Ones TO PerdIlion.

Agifators who FIND ~ Does Not Pay 10
Labor -Msohnnics Tired Of Froth-
Yuiainous Shooting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

OUT as Eugllshmen are all mofe or less
mad, NOT SO much to be wondered Al.
ths money was paid, and The Eentlemsn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

Invite attention to tho ailr,s,,, y
which their entire Snrlrv NJ n
- being ofIcied.
WILTONS, from ~i'ssy W y v
MOQi ETTES, from iosspl i
YELvETS. irsm ~ Ia p@N
B0DY BRUSSELS, lfram 30 90 y, 4 \,
TAPESTRY, ~fr,m Y n
INGRAINS, fghm
CHINA MATTINGS, from ION, X "
SWISS LACE CURTAINS, f~'' Y
MADRAS LACE CURTAINS. - r'' ~
- from $3.50 prnlts n
ANTIQUE aud FRENCH LACE Crhl,nS !.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CuRTAIys. y =
TuRCONAN CURTAINS, with a.sj VI. NJ
TAPESTRY COVERINGS, ivy Y
CRRr0NNE COVERINGS, Z
from .sspuN a
Window Shades Made on Short MN
tcrlals Furnished.
Sainplcs sent when deelre aud pi'ss a
lion paid W III nsll ordia l.
Correspondence IuTIlsi,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

The most skilled gun and looksmith In
town at A, Stort's gun store, FOG Main
street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
Preas and railway Men.
special to the Gazette,

pkNIsoN, TKx., May slS-The Texas
fress association and several railroad men
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
DO You want q GOOD Knlfeq
THE MAX WE'LL CASE.

Five hundred patterns to select from /,
rice DC TO $40, at Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
Montasne s soptnwc.rern.

opVNlhA 70 tht nhIettcs
MONTAGUE, TEX May 2l,--Capt. John
I, Murrell, chief engineer Of the Mon
taguo 4 Southwestern Railroad company,
came up yesterday on the Fort Worth &
Denver, and at once commenced the
work OF cross-sectioninP the balance Of
the road, which will intersect the Fort
Worth Denver above. Bowie, and
Immediately on the completion OF that
work Capt. Murrell will extend the sur
vey on to stephens coal mine, a distance
OF about four miles. Rumor has 81 that
the surveying corps will be on the line TO
Gainesville In the course of few days
We do not pretend to know the object of
the company, but believe the extension
OF their line to those coal fields wise
move, and we predict mutual benefit 10
be derived therefrom, as il win develop
these important mines and at the same
time add greatly to the business of the
road.
w. W. Palmer left few DAYS ago to
Join the Santa Fe surveying CORPS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

NOT.
ice.
into
IN stared on a arrive At
nlghti
I % see 4 friend and be.
spce,pi tasarded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22
DalIns 3 GraenriIle.

correspondence OF tho Gazette
RooKwAil, Tx, May 20 The Dallas
\ Greenvllle company broke ground near
Greenyille ON Monday last on our long
looked'for railroad. Hands and teams
are going forward almost daily to work
ON the grade. The contractors have forty
teams at work on small contract on the
Santa Fe, which they will Flash this week
ana me teams viii then be transferred 10
the Dallas aud Groeuyllle, Some of onr
townspooplo are negotiating for the lob
OF clearing the right Of way through The
bottom Of the East Fork OF the Trinity,
near town.
The contractors contemplate bringing
the construction trains TO this point from
0feonvillc by the 10th or roth OF July
next. II IL their Intention to bring their
Ties aud bridge material by the East Line
aud Missouri Pacific, by way OF Green.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

.ssEs were Wild doInes q a.
aoout me town. A terrible n.ns. anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-22

Madrc when ,ho ~ asuaa 10 % aua zoe means
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
uALIRrr HoR DINNER.

The husband OF ayoung wife In Roeh'
ester, New Hampshire, suggested fresh
msckeiel ior dinner, aud she said she
would order them. Now the young wife
10 question l. not really well up In The nsh
business, though she can paralyLe geom'
etry and slgebra aud write fair verses.
She had never seen = mackerel, bat trusted
10 her memory for the name OF the nsh.
The n.h man was busllY engaged putting
up some shad roes, bat when the lady
asked FOR two hIiilHf be becsme 80 excited
that he Knocked a oor OF smoked herrings
oat OF the window and stepped on the cat.
Win balging eyes and nshy feeling down
his back be tlmidly suggested two pounds
OF hsllbui." The lady said she guessed u
wa. two pounds OF hallbut. Her husband
intends taking her % the sea-shore this
summer, aud With . coast survey chart
and nsh line will explsin the dlfsfence be-
tween the mackerel AMI hallOat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

No FURTHER usE roR ruEN.-A sew.
ing machine sgen, drifted into the do
minion OF Tiger Tail. the Seminole chief,
one day and Sc, up machine Ia Tiger
Tails tent. The old chief with great
delibera,ion watched the agent put Il
through i,s PAGES. lie then arose. brush
ed the agent to one side. and. seating
himself. adjusted his feet to the iresdls.
He started the wheel and found that be
could make Il 90. lie sewsd up one
piece Of cloth and down another. and
then gravely and critically examined biz
work. Al last he appeared to be salts
fed that |, Was al right. He then turned
quietly to his wives. who had watched
the proceedings with interest. and kieket
them one after the other. out Of the tent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
TOO THIN.

Taking about thin men," said the sto-
ry.tellipg passenger In the smoking car,
II was up In Michigan last week. and
while there saw the thinnest man that ever
lived guess. wonder that the dime mu'
scum men hsln't got hold OF him"
slow thin was her"
"wsit Q mlnute-I am comm 10 that
While Was at his house, stopping 10 In
qalre the road 10 Saginaw, he drove up
with load OF wool, and on getting down
his pants 20, caught In . silver snd tore
awfuIiy, Just below the knee. His wife
was a-standlng there in the door yard and
she says
"My John, you're = pretty loohin' object
10 be stsndln' there taking 70 q gentleman
with your trousers tore that way. Walt .
minute an I'll nx EN-"
"Did she sew them up right before your
eyesi"
"yo; she ran into the hoass an come
out q minute or two later with three OF
four ciothes-pins and stuck EN- on his leg'
TO hold the nsppipg pieces OF bis trousers
In place."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

IIlDN'r rnE llE,Kr To DO Ir.-An
Eastern mai, who was travelling 10 The
Southwest. came across railroad which
vas paying many OF it, employees less than
Is cents per day. and be Inquired why they
ili not strike.
"Only make matters worse" was iae re-
ply.
"Bat how could ~
"wsll. We tried Il when We were getting
ninety cents q day, and the president got
Us together and made such . speech
against labor grltdlng the llfs out OF espl'
tai that we blred back 10 the company al
.eyeniy.,hree. We alnt the sort OF fsl.
lows 20 20 AZ 10 ani squeszs the lie blood
on, OF = corporation paying Us president
only sas Oll wear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
LAND FOR SALE I

rAs ssssrslsssa os.r. for al. ne fOlio~lsg
ieseribsi lots u lsnd
NJ. Psrt % l0ts Ne. rs ssi n. In f0x's
sfsnt. 80 esllsd.l IN fera. estimated % - sboat
lle seres. All vel kno.A a. ths Eloritge 0ao.
mon Yarn.
So 4 ras robia Fstu lso eaiisd) oomprisinx q
1oout too lDts. knt estm sfst a. 10 acrss sso Ia
felu. assr worthiy fead.
ras above lots. not being required for the pur-
poses q usrtsfale Farm. sin - soit a q pfioe
tny oas dsslrinz nrsl ol<ss psslarAxs. fof price
tte.. spply - Chules Nieksry. Nanaxsr nerts-
dals Yarn, Csntan- MAkl n. WARD.
CanIon. <srf loIh. i<kd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY, MAY Is. 1856.

IL has too much sand or too large stone,
or too much clay, OF II imperfect In draiu'
age, not only will T. fall To be q iirst class
road, but the cost Of keeping II In repair
will, In q few years, be much greater than
would have suflced 10 construct and msin'
tain a nr.t-clsss road. A second or third
elias, road costs from double 10 qaadfuplc
~ much fOr repairs a. "a ffst-class rom,
besides never being satisfactory. road
which L. less than frstclass II q perpetual
dtsin on the Taxpayers while rrst class
road, once Constructed, costs almos, noih'
Ing for maintenance. In roads. most cm
phailcally. the best Il the cheapest.
There are very few sections or country
where such road cannot be constructed.
Clay IL one OF The cOmm0nesi maisfisi.,
and stone and gravel are 10 be found al
most everywhere Nevertheless II I. oh
yious that such q ROAD c,nuot be cOn.
suuc,ei under the system which allows
roaiiax 10 b. worked out; sni such a
road Il no, likely % be constructed under
the system of small ROAD districts. The
stone or gravel beds 1re yilaable, and Us.
uslly such m,teflsl has 10 be purchased.
Then clay and gravel may have 10 be
haulei considerable distances. This re-
qulre- not only time. but carefully organ.
ir,i labor. and the use OF wagons especial
ly prepared Tor such service. II stone IL
10 bc broken stesm-engine and stone
crusher are necessary. heavy roller or
two must also be purchased. Roai.scrspsrs
aud other tools ate also needed. In short,
the only practicable way IL 10 have the
ro.i contracted under contract. and Ia pay
for II cash or bonds. or both. Add the roai
district need. 90 br large In order 10 let q
large contract, 80 that the contractor eau
anird 10 purchase machinery aud tools,
sni buya grsvel.bci or quarry. or pur'
chase stone la large Quantities. Thsrefore,
careful preliminary legislation l. necessa'
~ Besides. an ordinary roid'masier does
not posses, the r,qli'iie skill for con.
siructlng sach roads, even N be could
commsni the material ani tools. eisil
engineer IL needed 10 lay out the grade.
AMI plan, and such . man should be EN-
ployei .s ovefsesr of The work on behalf
OF the taxpayers, 10 see that u Is properly
done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

For nfteen years have been greatly an
noysi with this disgusting disease, which
caused severe pain In my head, continual
dropping into my throat and unpleasant
breath. Ny sense OF smell was much In
paired. by q thorough use for six months
OF Ely. Cream Balm have entirely over
come these troubles.-J. B CAsE, 81 Den.
MS Hotel, Broadway and ilth s., y. y
Not a luulI or suuT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
Administra,or.. sale.

DrnSUANT e. e losu.s frv,a ~ IIon. Iu.irs o.
II frufafe WIthia snd ar a. 0ouuiy q ontri. l
s.k1 ssl u pati.c Aartias. ~ tah dsy ~ juas
a. u. isst. A. Cen 0'c.osk IN ~ tlrgncun, - ~
fffnsss a. fhs nEhf. i.tis AT uisrssi sh.rh oilsi
A. rrn.sY. lais II far.s. N ssI1 Ncanffs drCetssd
~ slt b ne ollssinr 1escuofd feal estAis
l1less tta sams shal hsrs tesn previclsIF tsIosel
ri E rrIvas sAis va. rhs houIssttsi stAni nfsi
-ros's fals In al fkrls. osnei ani occuFted -
sa.i isccassd e. a. tims q her dsctsss.
josEPiI PENIEY. Aduia..sF.,or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

A celebrated composer wrote 10 friend
requesting the pleasure OF bis company 20
luncheon. key OF q" Ills friend, . thor
on "a musician, Interpreted The Invitation
rightly. and came 10 the composers house
lot luncheon AZ Que sharp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
isaac BacNALL.
4 G. JONES,
Smith 8. MaehiniSt.
south Purts, unine.

hanan.rtursr q general mseaiusry. steam ca
ftss. MIL vork. spool mActi1ssy AL tool
tots 20 ssrevs. tkgs dies knd tfiis made sna
fsfsired essins. mgsins an hrsshhs n
gAtes. pumps q All kinds, presses, Guns %
te.s. tnvgss traps. stc nesIy aad Tfomptiy ~
pAred. stesm sat saief pipmg dons % oFdeF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
Yrycr Posrs Tulr Win Llsr.-I h,v,

FEscr Posrs THAT WILL Llsr.-I have
discovered many years ago that WOOD
could be made 10 last longer than Iron In
the ground, bat though, the process so
simple tha, II Was not well 10 make silr
about 10. would as soon have poplar.
bssswooi or ash a. any other timber Tor
fence posts. have taken ont bisswood
posts after having been set out seven
years that were ~ sound ~ when put in
the ground. Time aud weather seem To
have no eject on them. The posts can be
prepared for less than two cents piece.
This Is the recipe; Take boiled linseed
oil and stir In pulverixed coal TO the con-
slsiency Of paint. Pat coat OF this over
the timber, and there IL not man will
live TO see It rot SUBSCRIBER.