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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
T-,p. T.acI.enao hszor tive xoHahB
1dieBess.

ST. LOUIS, September IA special
f-ou HuntFville, MD., ssyB MIns No.
3 thr largest II TINS vicinity, ai1sr be-
mr. itla rlOre tnan fivf months, has inst
Tr1uer,ed or the comparative plan. Tnn
miners MT 10 hrve In, use Of the com-
I,urE,,e machinery and 10 pay the latter
. ROYALTY OF one cent per 'bnshal' TO
1.iut,,r fur division among themselves
tins REMAINDER o. the proitIs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
4 Filpri s.rvsc acUsuaIlnf

D., telegraph "a llis naspstcil.'
NNuE, september lb-Ths D0-i'-
iuc 1eisgran., dairy newspaper.
started hart one month zgp by EEock
COMPANY nisds NJ sssignmert tc-csr
lur he Deneflt Of It's creditors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
.,,.,,,.eo 40 I.eHsh nj 3 Funeral.

IoT1sv1Ia.E. September lb-John
WAT. and I,nmpE lloftin ere neighbours
m Narshal county, Ky., whO nave moi
smoker for years. l.oftin SPOKE n
VS. Yesterday NJ mineral and the
lsite, l.noolSel hin down with rork.
Iof.ir ther drew knife and kiilso
Wyatt. stabhing hin seven times
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
IN s,r,c of s.e-, IN nnrIin.

.I-v AnglG-AmericHr cable a. tnr Dispatch
I;EELIE. septembeT 1.-THE Bun
ties-Rth NAE acreeG ro prolOnr thf
minor STAG Of siege o. the CITY 81
liorllI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
rETIEsBIEv guBaG-a nAEEEl..
-1s.,..,......r -. st.. tI..,.,.. ...,.

htruftel f1' ilt 4llrit --l4.
sEp~FM1'ri 10 Market rtlial aut stendf
IPceIUU liDut ~iief tr-uuf 81 tllf Wilnr'-
mz uguTes 1ulmuL tErr -. Ola e. il
mecWu Co. goUd u-H S4EiH puu Buurt
lpu. S. I0Bs- bO. aarr Ia. sitnr ieaf sHE
f- al good working ieal Sb.a0l5e nlart
wrapper, 81 Dnsi1.bl ynsut E Irr shipping
demhuC Wuutevat ana ilif mHrEti Ire i.
tuf ttI.r1 ul u Planters declare tugr tie
rrHIttr ~ tnis GEAR crnl % mIIri Detaag
NM VIZ u-enLn-nL snm. Nnsl.- 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
. r.,ursr,s xEi-apnrasniHsasn

~ leIess iisliA % IN
sr IsurrIs. 5eptauiber lbs-supsrIn
,ru,,eut Baker. OF iia Western Dnlon
Telegraph COMPANY, ruaciyna . is-
ser is,-dsy from &. u. i'Enwn. the 'is-
lsri.ux manager, dated Windsor, aH.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
TuInI 9-uiB Vrecf1sIe.
-I..-l..-..,.--t..- ~. ~. rltn,,rt..,

SUTTH 1YnEE, AiICH.. SsDJemue,
10 -Early tins morning frsiSnl Erain
was ttrovn from ne track hhnui nal 6
mile irUm hsTf by raj having peel
remnved rum I'M track. Fireman Lr-
waId Newman vaE killed Brakeman
Campbell wae fatally ant Lnginec'
Thomas Davis seriously inJu-sG. ~hf
c1cns Enu fifteen carE were rumplete,y
wrecked.
The-f d 10 clue Il the rrain-v-Tsci,c-B,
The peupie GTb greatly excited. ant
lynchnis viii undoubtedly follow thi
capture Of thf vrscke-L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

I'HuHsDIX. september D.. 1BsG.
sAIEe-FII.s1 IiO4-I-D Al snHrr4 i1elaT-
huTg rEliIuau a. So.
SECOND bOAEu -1.O0p richmond frsds'-
rieksburg and PntDmHo q 'y ldsuu S-ril, a o.
LL-.r-r-I-, .-l--,I-I- ~ III aa.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

CTEFIREA sssrsesi5ar nc --Finsr
velaNfgr ' hsfii i-m $50 = rec -7sE.
furl ruipf No uigel Aips2c aiE ofiit.
~ : uIfarf .7ttr Pork wrsn niin fo~sf 81
flr 80 1sffr nasie~ 81 an bl 3sm~sts
duif. SHIRT Tiiss r. 81. RsrDu Gtiiot. snni.-
neB = - snoTi r. %. - -. r1-Er - 30.
niaker frDl 81 Ga. Nur2i ateHtiH nss,s
uIluf r0nffsnr Erf llEuf q ~tfs@.kVt
IA a. sILg s,llG hatcher e4.1nsssz ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

FoEroI.E EsutemDei e-Marts uuntec
dull Erimt aaassC.. faIsrr. Sc common
haze Rleucc 2E9 g.; hictuyy nGils Iiis..nG
4bhC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

EAITIhuI.I MD.. Eeptsniper 10 " tr,iniE
81 consolidated WIN COUPON % do ueg
&c G7s as 1t-4p's WITH cOupnn - Nor-L
Ca1nliuh & e. old 12T. BC to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
-hr Dam,anc <ru1naG.

by telegraph u the DhspgtoE.l
CLEVELAND, O., September 10
a special from Youngstown says the
conductors ant brakeman employed II
the Nsw York, PennEylvanis Rnn unlo
nnn Pittsburgh End Lake Erie yArns
STRUCK TINS morning Tor III advance o.
40 per raut- Ths advnnre was granted
and The meu al rstu-nsl 70 wort to
nlght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
PEANUT MARKETS


erp-T8BII IT, Tin mu-i.af run. Inns
ullipr ant dul. viii ysr- ligiIr rse-ipif aud
b BiucI,-rsuuceC suck Oh lauC. Tue slit.
Frf H0nilun.--oT tit DstElr % ssg. Tor p-lme
Hhr iuT - ~ prime. HliU &c. tnI faucf lr-
lalIgtuef from llt prpvfnE Cfupsunvf eliza
d nui nlucL improved during -uf PEI lrV
g1tsnfll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
z-lners sI,a mime 1.s.''''rs-' IA t'''''''in

CFICAGO. septemher ia sprciai
frnu indianapolis says The Aa,IonAi
district Assembly Of Miners ant Mine'
Imbnrers Of the United STAKES hogan IKE
fra; annual convention iters vesIurday.
T'hcv represent 8 membershrp o. 3D.
600. The 0Tder wat organized IL -
LINUS last Msy, being that branch o.
Knights OF lahoT VINO ere minsrs-
Busmess haE been confined SO iar &c
the sppomtmsnt nf CDmmizteer on
Iavs. Grievance, StGn o. l'reer, Dis
sricsing, nna IInaiice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

-f,, Telegraph @ tne -liate-LcI.
JF-.A1 .I-I.l't-1A Pa. seplemne- q.
Bnth tie Democratic IND Aapunlicar
candidates fo1 l,oye-un, addressed Int
National Convention OF tne AMERICAN
Agricultural and Dairy AEs0ciatlOn.
The Ounveniiuu adopted resolutions
rende-inp thanks 10 Senator's ant L.
ureso1rtigrives, Ths J'resiasn1 OF tht
United States. anl LBf press O. ghf
country fnr thf suupoTi @. 1he oieum2i -
rarInt hil, pledgins Themselves - LIST
III honorable means u seeure tne ~
election n Congress Of the 5enatuTf Hnu
REPRESENTATIVES releIrer 10 re5os'
nizms them II he tAs irlenai o. Ihi
Ieonie ard opposed ID the enr,oAcn
ment Of capitalized fraud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
A teEr6 4sInrhsa An <seerf Ia
fliy ialeernD1 m fnf Da1aIcL.

AuSUE1A. GA, Ssptsmbef lo.-
henry hsrnsE lcolor q was lynchsa IT.
day a. Milisn fur Essguliing vnils
iafy Al Eopsrss nsation, On the Dsris5a.
rsliroad. a party Of masisd msn uil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
The treashey ~ EicRmOnd yesterday
t-us uC~nser an0 pGri,g cloudy
Tcunf Of Thermometer TesseTuGJ.
SCHOOL HIS BEGIN

Tie, ittflf feliot7t itoU tread duiiU o. taeE~
s~ho0L -Fi0U Dt00 snnss t00s-hoU aotefn.
ls.c-s Us human Tufl7-c.--SOBtc ~ uese
,u,irueG DfI.e-S-t1sI. q s rtflsl,tite gii tileB
uisGls.-BW ~ tr0m O. falh--goao-wsl-
nialt B0Bs and Children 3 g,loianif ta--aag.-
Vnn--Ilernusc ~ hart iois o. af-bsrauss
az an headguqrts15
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
naurHr rNTT:G.GassEsnf..
.'JI.. o. ELCE-n1Kl. sEs'X. &c 1ass

AElgfNEl
ssnanfar VynuDEe tulpifers NV 81 ~,
merchandise and pszsnsegrE. 4 ". Alien
< a. aRsiits.
ssi.,arler Pionesr Tuuuih. Pniiaoetg.nik.
merchandise anL pslssoIigun :. v Anl1f-
TicE Gr.ena. =.
g. nfey Are. ueyU. FsnTsD,k luitsc
ttip1ss nlal merchandise &nC psnseriSnrt
4 d ratun. aRenl.
ecnpuuai Z = Cui'lngnau. sslItL, FeT.n
auinoy rslilrnUd mOU t.icAnloEd hhc lAztf-
Vile isz.lfoaC GDulr1silf,
s,rhfuuer I NAnnusaE ttuCfuy Aeftt
AN aoy. risilraG ron kienmoIac ann iA<Ir-
villa 4lEliruslc iuuIpl-ly.
-nffnOuey Anifit slodlte. McAnftrcxs
gnilaaeipniG Una. L. Halves
.cuaoner 4 a. Ham linn lnrnnn, teE
2u.k salt Dnvenpngi : Morris.
kA11zi-D.
Schooner r. n. EVernsD. enfierman.
canal soa! rev AEVoI Vszse.. Gnrtn q
iagEoI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
zna Jour-f- AegE1rsui ET rm-rsnEviiia
-T.r raler-rrfitt IA .to., 1tt,,,..rs,ti

ljy telegraph Ia TIM Dispatch.
DAEvu1L., Va. Sep1embsr IL
=. j. SPENCER. vino vrous Tna card
which lee II the Aia-tinsvillt street.
fight hetwsen Terry Hnd Spencer. was
t7ie6 to-dHy for tht murder Of j. L.
Terry ano acquitted. -Four Of the pay
1icpaniF Of ths fight nave nov heel
irisd End al acquitted. Thf feeling II
the county Against the spsnnsr party ih
InlenEa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
TO5ACC0 MA7sEs


f-ELIIiI7I ] IllH'II'I n Hf-I--
sIlr-L1,BEI. - ASST
Tbcr, HuOtuur ~ .ht ieaB Importance
= On, t0DHcc, TRADE So Say Tn' arm ou.~
iunh Do general lGueadsu tv b. bs-lsr
Aiu-fIfr very uui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
PJET DE EEvPOI.T kf.ws. sEsT II.
lBy taisrnpE.l

ARRIVED
Steamship Rtcnmoilc, hnakx. YES t,oiIsss
.,,c ..aii,,t ID, New ora WITH niefc -sncsr1s-
ss,.i,,os,,,r Ssn,pf 9rhonias slni.enass. kk4ss4-
pnrt. ala.S.. Wiz tzvins .nla-Ek
ssts.s.inEi.,p EanHxnG resfes Nre fnSxs
llnlU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

- n.na CUSTOMERS wAETEa.
ttf.AStD Rssa- .AfTHEAcIrf Goal
g,nss rs .sf gigtuis stf14-e1 COAL. hrs
~ a. Yitaiflls s1't-Aa Ottel-. fsxnrer pcu--
pruLtim az eo<li and SATISFACTORY prsssA
kt lskrHHlf q co.
auxx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en&~a<s1DA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
GuAT. AND UuTTBN E3CHANDr.
EIuEMuf1l sautemDei D. saBg

nm aa.Hf. W. -
EIuEluF1 sautemDai D. sdBg.
OTFEEIEaB
VIII White ~ uusnem A.1e0
C2C nusneis. t1sL C.33s n,8ueis ~u-4.,
4ts bushels.
tuI-K While 0gf nusiieA-
tlGTh-i T4i Busnals
EyL-314 nUaneB.
bA1EE LEp1E-.-D n lECI.Ez -
VTLA1 White 70 Dusheu com mon s.
f1c Mixed $50 nusneB hlIr tn Ve-' gnua
81 = u s1L.. 3nf bushels ruF u priVult
terms IseL ~. nusueM com mon a. mJ
lnugnerry s. p 40 SIC q ~. nu8-leH cun4-
mon SuuTr her "a SO b. 7nL
81la ~ luiec. 8U busneH yer RD0l ~
4bc.
rlaur-L
VI Cuete Pine 81 5DaTZ ~ suparfina
f8a6s 70 sztr. gA.BnlGB.7 70 n-nlliJ. Sah
s..at patcu, family cuuutrT q J56aG.2s
grTTJT EEFJE%s.
Aiu~ket nuIsI
CuO- .-T1OIh
t9uDl' ELUnIs-EB - r-l6C.
B-uu4.-RL - Lice.
Nv ADDD4-Eia - i.-1ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
DO JIDH H1G7z7 q .S16TeO-
tipped Boy ?

UlJF C-.DTTLy6 FJK FALI lJ 1866.
NGslt TstgIH al through t-BiGterta.s,
shG1e. ulld pss-tp o. IDS psu a a. tiI.-
fro6dsi, foreG II tsiI ptre paiitr O. elc~1
olo stoci o. Bops Clofhp,c uiihan Is saaaotl
Eoihinp Iloc tyhGf Ut svsr eG~-tsa boz
i07~.-hcouA Goods GRG I,0BssHlc tlGt iook
lisf theH.--sno0tH Jabrtns aud Taify1 ian
~ and Tian aud JIsn a. fG- GwdD a.
- c0ltiG PEI rom toe lO1tO-Gge-oo'SOhs-otG
ugiss tina clearinghouse fhiIk sutslt ~
cisir enough fuHefl - ~ fgil0u tie Euaio clean
irarL a. iie nsa1e-iGls Example. C0rh-
acretus ~ c3OiiI;Hp ~ q sugars ~ O7-ocsrie-
errrpb0ay a. 7his uear " cil, hseHs sl1G-ing-
bs-AfnIos; psit fhcH osE " tiaors O. n'oltc traJ
yOr HQuwegr0nit ni,d Tx fGHcg tosdvas o.
s,oih-T'aep G'arkie NTH Hayeitp GHo tsuisil.'
iii a. a. b,f spB aiOs,Ositte-iiastn on e.
1ou'-, utter ne1 rlofhfIsg urgI'TyoH '--1'oH .
fmaOfns yop IN booked ~ o. eisgaH' etof's-
ING toT tie lasis TIL pot so ogTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
LITE VEATEER REPORT.

by telegraph a. tint DRpatcL
VAsHIEGTON, September IL 4.
E.-Tor T.-0lHia. far tDeG.he-, c0oae7,
soiGhsrp umGs, shifting 70 Veaterlg.
Tn N0r.L Carolina and 60Usk Gar
obnG, gene~GIt IGr- t7easher, shgHtiS
-ools-, tosHGs generally solHRe7.y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

the lynchfng. Ba-Tses was taken frnn
tran nsr Miilen Rnt riddsd with
huists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

Rrw y DEg, September 1o'-sfsendine was
urle uf the rrest1 fsnfufs< N fD.nH, ' stisiE
nIarhes, husimesE IN thnt stfsut hein< nnnlIi
unt nth NJ ffaf srItfu amnIlIa cufff- MANY
IumDrs were affnsIt m rsxarc 70 tiif pfuirsf-
"a The nf1iy czrffensnf N thf mnzksi
was furnished by 1hRi sinnk Jsr'sey t1n
ina was materially hetpsf by fnr ftuTn-s
nbuut lcRtiin Ruc 4 v'ss nnnnnnesc ina
II VIVA recafvinr large Teni1tAnees tDm IN.
lRftaf cOnipnns TneTp vnf cDnstueThDtf
tmftnr n Louisville and Neanrilie Anl0p
Pacific, and Pacific Mall which Tern linis-
DIS atfnilE Outside " abe etucfsF mGfftDu
OF however, the fiurtnatinuH WEIR nrnal
Rnr tlsaiturf DfltttIf Interest. Tiit 0peninA
ruf rnnfrnrBffvtiy uuiet. tnniLKn firni
There wnt sunlt fEeavines Aquarium m sire
enriy tfRdinE nut inns riiERDpearec befDft
u r'clurk Hfter which prrreE mnver nP
Birriy bul steadily tnrBugnuuf tns n
nIa intier az the day. THE EfterpDDE MARKET
however VIA iiull Rnd unresvec Ivy MY
fssstITre. There v'EE ulOTr strength CO
played IN ihf last hDur tnan ca airy time
DINING the uR-. Tine niaTkei rluEuc gfiis
nun atIong 81 sne highest nglrrea rsanneo.
EBtes 369s0Ut SiInfeS
Naotl-tsfnaEs nulsat Rnc steatiy. Muner ,
l5,f fssr rent Recommendations 4SfABshs
enn-l .ts. ssss4tSfs, ksOvrrumeIitk rull
f,ssftiito II xrfHIngE. aBtL Mnuer -
= n.sT sent. httb- Treasury ntllan.es--lspiC
Sl.-T .guE .UuU durrsuoy t2s .2a1 .uul. sinV-
GriJnasuR mil. per carx Ig7s ngi
rfuH 1nol nid. kttte uonuE dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

,---v y1EF r--TgF Fr-TTTEKs.

Ery yuI.E. f,artunliiar lB.--gBftDn-Es'
reiuia uuu, grusa zH7I psiies. FUTURES
rlosfr serr eleaty sl-ies ~ -lot olli@s sep
tsline- es Jflafl ~ t1runnef ~ niisb 9 ~ {,
e.nvenibes - - lerauiter - - Jsnu~
a. seslagg .s.. FoartArv ~ 8aass 80 I:
Riercn g. 11atB -. Aurl tl.aAAth ~ /.
8lFs 81 t.ipzs .Ga june 81 7&ass -, JAY,
gl Aflsgh ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
OXFORD

Orin Jones has been very SICK, bu, Is
Improving.
Mrs. J.F. Hayes Ia. been qulis 'ieh
With bilious fever.
Joseph Psrkln. Of Pigeon I'LL. died Apr.
~. sftsr long sickness.
sprague Keen. son Of Seth Keen. was
buried April 20.
Ala school meeting held al welchyile,
Roscoe Staples Was chosen School Agent
II Vas voted 20 raise one hundred and az
" dollars % grade and fence the grounds
around The school house.
The water has been so high that WORK
IN the mill A. wslehvllle was suspended.
A colt belonging 10 Mr.. Chaplin was cut
qaiie BADLY BY running against oaroed
wire fence.
Frsnk Lords dog "a. though, to be
mad. AMI Vas shot last week.
The Hand ssrensded Mrs. wslcou on
Der oils. birthday.
Repairs are being made on the Cong
church.
Rev. Charles \. Cummings. OF the NJ. T..
Church, q former pastor here. bot now al
Bridg,on, was msrrlei on the 18th Inst.
A. Augusta. by Rev. c. W. Brsdlee. as
sisted by Rev. A W. Po;ile. 10 Miss Aidle
g. L.rrabee. daughter OF Vim. ii. Lara.
bee. ESQ, % Brldgton. The bride re-
cslved . wedding gin OF one thousand dol
lars from Der faiher.
The oxford Comedy Company gave the
Or ma Among the Breakers, Wednesday
evening. 2l.i, 20 q full house, music by
JOnes's Orchestrs.
We had quite . heavy ihunder.showeI
Monday.
Narried-At stoneham, Massachusetts,,
Lewis wsriwsll OF Stonshsm, 10 Nellie
Sturtlyani OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
PORTER.

Very warn and dry. Farmers have
commenced 10 plov, SOW, and plant early
potsioe-. Grass has started up quick, bot
= little rain wsuli help Il very much.
A. the annual school meeting 10 The lst
school district they made choice OF the
following C-icsrs for the presen; year
Moderator. 1 L. French. Clerk. Frank T..
French. AgvnL I. l. French. Voted 10
have three terms % school, commencing
The frst Of May.
Mrs.. W. ID. French, our new Postmls-
tres, has bad the Cffice changed 20 The
store formerly occupied by Capt French.
and entered upon the disehsrge % her du'
ties. She has the ofice ntei up In COZ
vsnient and tasty manner.
IL has been rather poor year Tor The
maple sugar mAkers. and bat very little
las been made Ia this vicinity.
Everett Wentworth met with serious
accident which came very nearly proving
fatal While riding bis father. stallion
on The back The horse reared. falling over
backward. throwing Everett 10 the ground
sni falling on him. IL W. thought by
those who nrst got 20 him that be Was
dead. bot amer working upon him FOR some
bali an hour be WAS brought too and car
RED into The house. We hope be Il not
Injured so ha, be will recover again few
days will trll.
old folks lame OF ball Fast day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
RrCKRIELD.

The Buckneli Reform Club, now nearly
eleven years old. chose Alfred ). Holland
President, last Sunday evening. The In.
teres, has been well sustained during al
these years, aud the CLUB Is q power for
good In this community.
4. \. Marshal Harmon was In town,
Tuesday, and arrested J. y. Fuller OF lie
bron sor ,rsfic In liquor without U. \.
license. Several OF the witnesses skip
ped" when they learned what was up. bot
The Marshal WAS too much for them. lie
quietly leit with his prisoner for Portland,
leaving behind Q commission for Deputy
Marshal for the occasions and George III.
brigham, being sworn 10, took The pa.
pers aud secured enough OF them for al
practical purposes.
Village schools commenced Monday
Miss Ardelis II. Prince for the Primary
Department, Miss Susie Gordon OF Liver
more for the intermediate, and Miss Vests
Eigeeomb OF Turner for the Grammar
School, are the teachers for the summer
term.
Pas, Day services were held 81 the Bsp.
tist chapel 10 the afternoon. The usual
horseback ride was carried out. Several
picnic parties repaired 10 the bills and
pastures, and partook ofthe ume-honored
Past Day rsiions-boiled eggs, coffee, etc.
Mrs. X. G. Themes In company with DR..
Ludwiek aud wife OF Portland, arc visiting
Washington, ID. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
HEBRON.

Lovely weather now and the birds make
spriug Joyous with their sweet music.
school closes Friday april 2J).
Bert Glover has bis new barn up and
boarded. IL will make . grea, improve
ment In the looks OF his place, which IL
one OF The pret,isst here. The view OF the
hills from the north door OF the house Is
beautiful.
Ezra Marshall, At last accounts, Was .
little better.
Hary Howard IL very feeble.
Martha Pratt has been quite sick for .
few days.
The grass Is quite green In spots gar
dening will be In order next.
J. Il. sturtsvsnt IL In town, this week.
lie was Injured IN the accident on the
fitehburg road. @
Sabbath day Miss Roach favored the
audience with very interesting readings
among the most beautiful, 1.-The Bride OF
Ksnllworth."
Monday evening st teachers party. at
Miss Bailey's. Miss Roach reelted nne
Scotch ballad.
The grand entsrtalnment OF the week
occurred wednesday evening. The Class
OF sc gave the drama, "Meg's Diversion"
The parts were all naely rendered, and The
exercises In every respect reflected much
credl, upon both teachers snt students.
solos were sung by Miss Graves and MI.
Phsnlx. Fine reeitatious by Miss Roach.
Rev. G. Y. Harden viii preach here the
rrst Sabbath In May. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
ROxBURY.

Mayor" Ramsay has hs spruce about
down % The pond. lie has every man and
boy that be can Get n they can handle .
csnt-tog. II looks now A. though the
wlssacres who were going 10 have The
timber rot on The landing. etc, would ge,
badly len
The pitch OF water II very favorable for
The streams In this section. Everybody 10
hard a, work that has anything In the
driving line % 90.
TIE Mayor must wait or cut a chan
nsl across The POND.
The weather IL unprecedented Tor Nls
dAte-iis deg In the sup. with thunder
showers. The snow back In the woods IL
melting fast. AMI oar river Il kept Al =
grand driving pitch.
John Reed took The joo 90 drive oui
stephen TAvlor's spruce logs. lie Il hav-
log wonderful snccess.-ihe logs mostly
run themselves. Lots OF poplar Il running
out with The spruce
Mr. Stsp'e-. sgcnt Tor Deulsou Comps
Nv. l. here with a crew 90 drive out their
poplar.
Bears have set % their Business very
early; one entered Mr Penlsy's yard and
ant klllet two sheep two nights ago. AMI
another tear entered ID. y Roosrts's yard
and KILLED. one sheep few nights ago -
Both these men live az the foot % big bills
covered with forests they ale hard.Sork.
iBg farmers. and no, able 20 lose their
sheep after wlnisrlug them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
FRYEBURO.

Miss LlfIle shirley Il AZ hone for her
spriug yAoatlon. bat cottnues s organi.i
AZ The Sse'enborgisn church 10 Portland.
" q. Mcinilrc has begun work on his
new house jus, below the Academy.
VIM Spring aud wife are AZ Washington
or vicinity visiting her brothers. Mr.. y.
h.- sold the T.. l.. O,gooi house. recently
occupied by bis son, 20 bis daughter. Mrs
WIN. Locke. and II will be opened ~ .
boarding house.
Mrs. A. G. Frye IL recovering from q
very severe aitsok OF Pneumonia.
The warm weather has brought out the
May flowers In abundance and Jockey Cap
Ridge Is very attractive TO the young
people.
A base ball game between tic fyeburg
Academy nine and picked nine from the
village resulted In q victory for the y. A..
Dennis Cole WAS summoned from Bow
dolu io attend thefuneral Of biz brother al
North fyeburg.
There il much satisfaction over the pub
llshed programmes OF the \. y. Assembly
and &. l.. \. G. Union 10 be held At Mar
,ha's Grove from July q 10 Aug :. i,
must attract large gathering OF Intelligent
people.
Mr.. Richardson 1. visiting the Normal
School AZ Warrington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
WEST PARIS.

I suppose there are not more than two
or three villages In Oxford County that
have the luxury OF dry streets 80 many
day. In the year a. we At West Paris. A.
the present writing our streets are ~ free
from mud As In July. The weather Tor
the past week has been as warm as June.
Front yards are looking green. and the
trees are putting forth their leaves. The
anxious housewife has offended The frierd'
~ nv, by ordering the screens hung on the
outside doors. The croqust set has been
brought out. and IL In use from early morn
until late ~ night \. w. Dunhsm, ESQ
has charge OF this branch Of business, aud
can furnish employmsn, for few more
good hands.
More bicycles are owned In our village
than In any other village OF Its size In the
State. Nothing strange 10 see I've or six
on the street any eyening. Some or The
riders are getting 10 be experts.
There IL some talk OF grange store be.
log opened here.
Business at the chair factory II good
the proprletors, with their present fscill-
ties, being unable TO al their orders.
J W. Kimbali CO., who are having large
quantities OF chairs made here, are sgitat-
ing the question OF moving all their manu-
featuring from New York here. They are
the largest manufacturers OF embossed
leather aud dealers In leather furniture In
the world, and control the embossed leath.
or business OF this country. Embossed
leather L. becoming very fashionable, not
only for furniture. bat for inside decofa'
,lons In railroad cars aud dwelling houses.
l.. n. Andrews and A. j. Curtis have
dissolved partnership, and MT. Curtis,
while taking = little rest, Will bald q
dwelling house. having selected what IL
the best location In the village.
Mr.. Andrews will continue 10 pass goods
on, over the counter AZ The Oh stand, and
will be blessed 10 see both friend aud Zoe
they have the cash to pay Tor
goods.
$. II. Locke has gone TO New York on
vacation.
Mr.. Weber has bough, the Capt Ross
place.
y. II. Reed Is repairing and painting bis
bulldlngs.
Mis-. white. who has been dressmsk'
Ing here for some time, b. gone TO her
home sick. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-27
T. HEBRON.

The Cue WEATHER OF las, week has made
the travelling quite good.
The prospect IL farming Will be CON-
menced In earnest the coming week
Many farmers have already planted early
potatoes aud peas.
Ezra Msrshall's hand IL improving.
u. 4 Marshal Harmon WIS In town,
Tuesday. 10 conduct Edwin P1ller TO Port
land, where he Is tobe tried ~ common
seller.
The Academy closed Friday evening.
with the annual prize contest, consisting
OF ffteen students. The stag. was taste
fully arranged with scenery. flowers, etc.
The declarations aud reeitaiions were well
selected and rendered. The prizes were
awaried-ist, Apphis Parsons, SO. Paris I;
"a, Edith Packard, Hebron. ist, Albert
Caldwell; "a, James Pike. Hebron. Hon.
orsble mention made Of Alice Merrill and
wiimot Mitchell. While waiting for the
decision OF the committee. Miss Roach r.
vored the audience with two smusipg re.
citals, which drought down the house,