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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
at The Opera House.

There was a great improvement in
the attendance at Elders Opera
House last night, to sec Called Back,
but there is still room for much
greater spirit Of liberality on the part
Of the public. The company now
holding the boards is very merton
iOus one, each member being an artist
and the management is an exceed
ingly clever one. Everybody was
pleased with the performance last
night, and tonight "rhe Factory
Girl" will be produced. GAINESVILLE
should let herself loose tonight and
give the Bayse-Davis people at least
one rousing big house during this
call to the city.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
viii Retire from journalism.

One of the oldest newspaper men
in the south, Mr.. T. O. Hall, local
correspondent OF the Nashville Dem
ocrat, will in short time retire from
Journalism to return to his first and
only love, tobacco. He will accept a
situation in stemmery, in any de-
partment Of which he will be
thoroughly at home. Mr.. Hall has
been on almost constant duty as "A
news gatherer since 1867, serving over
eleven years on the lively correspon-
dence of the Enquirer, and for nearly
five years was on the Courier-Journal.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
r Favorable Outlook For the Cessation
Policy.

Paducah has been heard from, and
that District is going heart and hand
With the farmers Of the GAINESVILLE
District on the cessation policy. No
tobacco next year is what they nearly
all say and it looks as if four-ffths of
the farmers will sign the pledge.
The warehousemen of Louisville,
Paducah, Hopkinsville, Mayfeld,
Ci&rksvilIeand other western markets
are arranging for an early meeting to
agree upon plans of cooperation in
aid Of the movement, by advancing
planters money on tobacco to bridge
them over.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mr.. II. NJ. Rcams, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Southern Standard at
McMinnville, is attending the Pres
byterian Synod. We welcome our
brother c,litOr to ClarksVille, and
hope ne will have a pleasant time
during his stay amongst us.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The fall races at West Side Park,
Nashville, commences October BIRD,
and closes November 3rd. 1t is said
that five hundred horses Will be in
attendance.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mr.. VIM. Edmondson, Of the
Southside, who has been so sick with
pneumonia, is still reported as inn
proving and it is now though he will
recover.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

If you have a special line Of goods
to sell, advertise them i'll the EVE
MING CHRONICLE. 1t circulates all
over the city.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Dogs bowling at the moon. cause
considerable complaint in the city ae
present. The nights are made hide
Gus by the nuisances.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mrs. DIR. J. S. Hill nee Miss Emma
Wilson, of Columbia, and Miss D0cia
Wilson, of Palmyra, were in town
shopping today.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Herbert /. Hill, a son of w. II. b.
Hill, Of Nashville, committed suicide
Monday, by cutting his throat with a
razor.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The sidewalk between the North
ern Bank and owen g. Moore build
ing is being neatly laid. Thank
Heaven
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The October term of the U. $.
Court opened in Nashville Monday
morning, Judge d NJ. Key, pres
ident.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Remember the EVENING CHRON-
ICLE is delivered at your home every
afternoon, at the low price of 10 cents
per week.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Rooms for Rent.

Two rooms in private family,
either with or without board.
Mrs. EMILY DowELL,
Fifth Street, near Franklin.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Among the visitors in the city to-
day were Mr.. Noyel Reeves, Jas.
Gee and John Davidson, all of La.
fayette, Ky. a
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The Messrs BryarIy have just com
pleted some needed Improvements
on their residence on Madison street.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Capt. McCauley, of Peachcr'a Mill,
was circulating among his friends
here to-day.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Col. A. S. COlyar has retired from
the Nashville American. Col. d. b.
Cooper is the editor in chief.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mr. r. McQuary, Of Trenton, Ky,
was in the city to-day.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Work on the new Meriweather
warehouse at Spring and Main
streets is progressing finely.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

A wagon load of peaches, possibly
the last Of 1883 was sold Oh the streets
to-day.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

There were three professions at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
last night.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The state Board of Health met in
Nashville yesterday.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Oh! dem good persilnmons.

H. II. Burncy spoke at Jordan
Springs today.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

An unknown white man with a
bad ease Of j,mjams, was a passen-
ger ON nOrth.bound freight train
that passed her this morning. He
wa locked in a box car, and was
yelling like Comanche Indian.
He hal torn his clothing OF, and
his arms were blec,ling profu~e,y
where he bad injured himself in
vainly tying 10 get OUt.
Ir. r.. B, COll0m, ot Griccy, has
ts-u emp,,yed by the l.. S y, Com
pssny az surgeon. tie will operate
between Cark,vilie mj Priuceton-
Ths win not interior, with hi~ home
paett.v asaU Tie pu.t,- Is an cx.
evident physician, as well 10, first,
class .ar,la md the company has
done well Ga -tcutug his service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
East Waterford.

Grace VI. Pride has been 70 Peaks Island
ART visiting her uncle, Eosn Mrsion' ir
Portland.
Ms. willard. ~ Desring. Il visiting her
.uu,. Mrs. Ous Martin. Her husband and.
80 sho wsre here Afes days have gone
20 I.land Pond.
NJ Chspnap. wife. daughter and grand
ehiis. of Bidi,fo have also been Al MI
N artins. -
LEROY Ssnierson his smart cat The
other dsy n brought rabbit a. large A.
n sslf from the woods.
CO.. Humphryy Cousins, OF Gorhsm' hss
bsen In tow.
CsTlss Kingnsn has gone to Boston TO
nnd work
D.pes In TIE pavilion August Slsi.
Nr..E G. Hilton and three children, OF
Lewiston, arr visiting a. Edward Hiltons
Charles 4. Klgore and family have been
Visiting IA Portland.
A J. Haskell Il thre-hing Ia !. ID Has
k.Ir. min tbs fall Grain IL good
Frsnk & Gerry. % Bridgtoo, Il si'ylns
. 20 weeks at W Atherton'-.
Joseph u Haskell appears 10 sCie's
land hat
the place the 18th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04


Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury and daughter OF
Cambridge, Mass. are visiting his father.
Rev. Geo. y. rewksbury. lie preached al
the Congregational church Sunday.
Col. Carr OF Illinois, spoke Monday
evening.
Mrs. Jos. Robinson has been very sick.
Mrs BAILEY and Miss Morehouse or
Lewiston, are Ia town.
Fred Parrot IL very low. DR. 6srcelon
OF Lewiston, Vas called last week he gave
no hope OF his recovery.
The schools commenced this week With
the following teachers Mr.. Hsnseom,
grammar. Miss Phillips. intermediate,
Miss lioughton, Pfimsry.
Lena Perkins, Chas. Andrews and Eddie
Hayes are attending school ~ Hebron.
Aielbert aud Minnie Caldwell viii 20 10
wsteryllle College next week
Chu. Hayes. formerly Of this town, re-
Gently died Al kalamazoo. Mich.
The q. A. X Pos, gave an snterisin.
msui Wednesday evening consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music, with Ice
cream. &C. Aboai go we're reslltei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Wilaon'n Nills

JosAus Kngor~. Of Sewry. with TIC
granddaught ers have made short visit sl
W l. Ficksus
Mr. Kspplsr. (one % The propristors Of
fuek) Ani family have been guests AZ ths
Berlin Mills House
y. u. Knapp, % Nsvry, has gone q
Pafmacheenee agsin.
The steamer MAgaliosAy suns last Suu.
dsy sNs not hllstsi an 10 running order
again unili Wednesday. The mall routs
consequently failed ~ connect
NJ T. Linnsii ant Irving Hillisri esms
down AFTER tas mail fot Camp Csribou-
Harry Hieks ant mother. % New York,
seui ~ he river "Wednesday. Walter
West guide
RA snd y. / Twlichsl. accompanied
~ their wives, have also taken auip ~
TIE river.
J W Backnsn A.s gone on q visli %
Als psr,nts Ia Avon, M,.saehassits.
FiNssis Pint hN gone % Rrs,on and
vicinity % visit friends.
q n Stesru-. % East Corinih. with =
party % frisuis. have ben up on . eshiug
Trip Tie rvturn. 20 Cslifornis early In
September.
Alhro Chsse Ani wife. ~ Por,lsnd, Mr..
Desrlug snd wife. % Bsfliu. we're Gue.ts
Al Bertha Nils lloase over ne sabbath.
Rev X l. Greene. %, Boston, favored
a. with sermon on The Ss1os,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Rnxhnrr

Three ministers spa, The night together
recently ~ the ministers retreat Per.
hsps this l. The nrsi time that three mini.
tiers ever sPsnt night In this town under
the sane roof
The 2Ji TIE Common family hal ~.
union AZ Mrs. cOnsnt's. Irving Cannon.
OF Livsrmofe. gave history of the many
branches ~ The family. aner which our
Coauty Missionary. Elder York, preached
q sermon. rae whole wss very pleassn,
snd Interesting occasion.
fishermsn are 80 numsroos that they
remind one % What Llneoln once said OF
The offceseekers AZ Washington, They
come upon me from ths skies"
Nr AMI Mrs. james Irish OF Norway.
formerly % This t0su. are visiting Mrs. J
l. we~ks Who IL The mother % Mrs. irish.
Mrs. Lpcke IA. gone TO Mechanic Falls
camp meeting
L. A. rhomas l. getting ready for bis
big poplar j,h.
Geo. LNdt has moved his family Into the
Brat. Knapp house, be viii work FOR
ThOmas on poplar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04


Rev. I. +. Warren aud wife Waited Rum
ford Falls last week. Mr. Warren is Ell.
ltor OF the cnristisn Mirror. Mrs Warren
vas Jaliette, olies, daughter OF Doctor
Albert STANLEY. once practising physician
al Dixfsh village.
Swain Richardson moved from this vi.
einity 10 Massachusetts, ls years ago. He
IL no, living now. Ills widow lives with
either Charles OF Henry. (sons OF hers) In
Boston, where they are employed In q
large printers Ink manufacturing estab.
lishment Cyrus, another son, has Just
made bis old home visit lie IL engaged
ll the hsriic business with . stand on the
corner OF Dover S. sni Shswmut Avenne,
Boston.
fred and Ger,ie Gleason. OF Boston, are
Waiting their parents.
Fred A. Porter has returned 10 Liver.
more Falls, where he will remain until
election. lie Il scaling lumber.
Galen Howe gave ne q call Friday. lie
drives span OF yesr-oli colts, Eelsirs,
and nse ones. SfAREEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Hiram.

Mr. George p. Kuspp delivered very
i,,sr,stirg lecture on Sabbath evening,
,he ron. on NE In Turkey In Asls, Nnere
\. VS. born. bslng the 500 81 . mission.
~ us preached bis farewell sermon ~
an. Cougi church. on the Sabbath, ths ~,
.na goes 10 Hartford. Com 70 resume
M. .,uaiss Mrs L8.snus Hubbard also
r,.d an addrsss descriptive OF Der soo,s
h the pas, two years, among the psope
near Williamsburg College, hsn,aeAys 70
.hieh place she will som return ons
~. recently been visited by Der oro'nei,
Aldsn u. wadsxOrth. Maiden, MASS ALSO
his wife and daughter
DIR Joseph L Bennett and VIE Ne NV
.,orolns IN Hiram. His wife, formerly
80 ~ oar mo-, successful teachers, Is IN
fr.Ii health. hot improving.
WIN v. Greene. Who has been IN n0S''"
some mouths IL AZ home
The Democrats on the gytn nomlus'eu
Hon. Chsrlss Rsukip for Rspresentsu'sa,
~. Aueust 99th s;svsn persons @
Hiram % attend the third rrunlon OF w.
W.d.wor,h Association OF Amenes -
Orchsrd. via Peleg T. wsds~of,n, n''
.,.,sr.. Roth r. sud RiEpsh d ana MS
EII.u q More, 90 Msssschuset,s, JAM
Esreeomh. uifs ard children, Cnsfiss y.
wentworth. Hon. =. ID. wsdsvof'n' WIZ
and tssghtsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
South Rnnkhnlh.


Rob Dean had I've acres Of oats rust so
badly ths, he considers them Of value only
for bedding
Georges Dean. Mertie Record and Miss
futile attend the fall term OF Hebron
Academy.
Horace NORTH Is buying new mIleh
cows
II n Chase moved ten .eres OF oats In
one day.
Austin Hutehln.on OF Ksene's Mills, has
been In this vicinity engaging grain to
thresh.
Blaeberries are s,lll procured on Old
S,reaked by securing the mountain.
Shall the political giants meet upon the
husiing.i VIII Blaine aud Carlisle. Inger.
soll aud Henry George thus NEE, and dis
euss the tariff
Corn has q large growth OF stalk but
seemiusly the crop must be light.
R.ie Russell who WAS Indicted by the
FEDERAL Orsud Jury and nsi the State, has
lately been arrested aud brought before
The u. : Court
Ls.nder Hoigdon died on Friday Of last
week.
We learn that Mrs. Asa Taylor Is ~ this
writing In q dying condition.
G. G. Spsuldlng Is on . visit 10 Aroos'
took County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Albany.

Very seldom DO so many important
events crowd themselves into the chronl'
cles OF one week a. q, hi. time. some fes.
tive and Joyous, others sad and stiictive-
Tuesday some OF our people Joined ln q
large social gathering and picnic al East
Waterford on the shore OF Psppoose Pond.
wednesday The ladies' OF the Congregs.
tlonal BenevOlent Association met ~ the
yss,ry % celebrate The nftisth anniversary
% their orgsnir ,tion. The vestry ws-
nllei IN OVERCOMING and everybody seemed
full % happiness The tables were bounu'
fully AMI tssifally laden. and ater seventy
". I've ladies and gentlemen bad sstis,ei
their appeiites there Vas an abundance
leit, some OF which was sent those friends
sho were kept al home by the inrrmiues or
age or m health. Bat one OF the original
members, Mrs Marshall. vss present The
rsport OF the secretary showed that they
hai during the hhf century, been quite
fruitful In good works and "slms deeds,
snd illustrated the importance aud value
OF associated Effort They were checrei by
The aiiitlon OF twenty three IN their nun
Der and more than ten dollars 20 their
funis.
Thursday forenoon the Albany Sunday
school and The Waterford Flat school
united with The North Waterford Sunday
school In . social gathering and picnic.
Atsrnoon the ladies OF The Methods,
circle met with Mrs. Ellen \. Kimbsll.
Friday The funeral OF JoLu iIaselion,
Who was stricken With paralysis. sbou, two
Gear. ago and since that time has suffered
much ln body Ani mind. lie was . mem.
Der OF the Baptist church, worthy and
respected citizen. hai held town Offices
sni once represented bis district In the
Legislature.
John York. one OF our oldest citizens,
Vas buried Tuesday. lie had been sick q
long time; be leaves = widow who has
gone 70 stop while with her son In law,
Dexter Pingree. .
Deacon u. =. Cummings and wife OF
Hebron, are visiting his msiher and other
relative. and friends here.
David Piugree OF Georgetown, Mess, IL
Visiting friends here.
u Lsbroke OF Brooklyn, New York, hiss
been In town this week.
$ ID. Phllorook OF Bethel, Was In town
Monday on business.
John Litilsdsld Of Sionehsun, IL In town
on business.
A Republican rally a. Hunts Corner
Thursday evening. Speaking BY Judgs
Whitman OF Norway, and A. l. herrick oil
Il Usthel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
rgE BEAR BRIGADE.
HrnnnWood

H,as from Gee days vac alton. sleeves
re, or sr' a. u again.
~ SEan AZ family. A n Hicks an
VAIN CuumIug. and wife. started
"a h.flrs at flr Milan. y. II, Ani
49, aassrt ron bone about one Neek
P-og-sr. tsAlug. pickiug blueosrflss,
rsrrg sriA good tine generally. MI
Ss,s sr1agat hnms ahout g. quarts o.
,s-s. r1t % Ca Tie rvports q boy
.-,.sei sale iu bAiaing. Is years Of Age.
ufu orv chUf We SAs sad % have
80 A. t1psft swimmer. AM crAmp While
AS usisf SO the cAus. ~ his death.
AtaJ 20 100 Ago Mr.. lisnrY Cummlngs
a. occN.la % 20 % ne road iiiie
So 1919 team hAi passed TIE house
80 fllrf the occupants % sad team help
q uenss.vrs % NJ. C's potatoes A.
-, a. t.sy sss hsr coming tbey drove
I1cg a-f A. thsfv sNs another piece OF
,o,atl-. r...is ths rosf. not Gar AhsAi,
49, - &C. caros.ty % fOilos them an
- L iAsy uoaf ass both pieces
llt Tssfs shs foand them 80 busily Al
ga "a iasy as not SO hef uuil she
90 81 az ihsm Tat they male no At
t-,t O. rur sssy Mrs {. says that BY
en rut 30 t-mPsf wNs up tn fever beat
az 80 lsi gave then bail Co'umoiA
So ti uot knos The party ~ ne time,
s1i a. srre fount out they belong ~
1ag1try. as n thsy keep their haas o. ~
&c. 'ks property hereafter they vii
% as r1r.c.y opposed
T,fs ID considerable hay % Get yet
- net 1fsAfi corn l. not more than
hf. 81 sn' soms 10 only In The blister.
'Dt va hear he earthquake has
Asst uksf .svsra times We dit. and IL
90 - law a. % shane The oaildings
ttry PsfrfrtIn.V
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04

A.. '..lvi shock % earthquake vA-
sin Bf,.e wednesday morning between
a. FL .r.1ck 10 sppervd - pass 10 .
io'i,s,s; ffvCt1n and maie qaite .
va '..tg sensation.
tf'ay evening" The citizens % Bethel
H. Nav AT steam mill village, a.
81, c' a. kslto Hal sut took steps
bsNt '-7FY.ug these Villages with pare
49, A c1mmlttsc ~ thrre composed
= = p StIu.ugs. @ A Hastings anf
: % U, fook ssrs chosen 90 make pre-
.-.rAfy surveys. estimates ~ cost snf
'FPo'i i1 e 'lturs mssting TIE cittens
AZ n earnest lr ihis matter Ar before TIE
,iffN smother year bore - have .
- s-fi af plfs water f1r al Purposes.
htY ft,e summsr tourists Are return
"a % ttf hlmFs std he sumner re-
',-is AZ 1s.rg vsCstst
- Na'u uet'hrf Of ths past week has
$50 tr ssrsi corr ahead vOnterfully
L,iaio,s Afs rusiirg hsdly
l,f'r 80 DeA grsrd Republican rally
= BE. Ituftiay tytuirg. sept 9 ~
sti1~r'.f that several Rspabllcan can
'st rlrs from other towns sill ~ prs
~ az torCtnghi procession, siih
: a,,s .' uls.c, siu parats The streets.
10 Nf.slr p.rgley. ir snd other dis
-isisarf speahers sill BE- present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Vast Rathnl-

Several farmers are yet struggling with
the weather. Between hay and grass
never saw such stlme. Not four good hay
days In the last four weeks.
Corn IL making q heavy growth bat yery
late. Some OF the earliest pieces OF fac
tory corn jasi beginning 10 furnish little
ior The table. All are hoping for favor
able September 10 mature II.
Mrs. Morrill, and Mrs. Perkins with
families, are visiting thelr father. ID. v.
Bean.
Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Alice Wills.
from Lewiston. are stopping few weeks
With their sister. Mrs. A. w. Grover.
Miss W. has been q teacher In Lewiston
for slxteen years. sni IL noS Principal OF
Bates Street schools. receiving the promo
ton two years ago.
Eissri 4. wheeler has gone 10 Lewis
Ton. q freshman In hates College.
Mrs Edward y. Mason. from the north
side Of the river, was taken 10 the Insane
Asylam last Tuesday. where II u hoped
she viii recover 9 sound mind. She was
much bensn,ei by stopping there three
mouths. three years ago.
George W. Growers condition shows no
Improvement. IL oondnei mostly 20 his
bed and suffers considerably 81 times.
A. \ Bean has two four horse teams
and one two horse bauling spool stock
from Mason 20 West Bethel, two trips
each day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
East provufield.

Visitors aud city bosrders are nseing
homewsrd.
Geo. Goldthwsii Of Peabody, has been
IN town, called here by the death OF bis
father.
Numbering -.
Mrs b. Cole entertained the Universsl'
ist circle 90 the 10Th.
The cucumber season IL here and the
Weld good; large quantities are being
packed daily.
School commences next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
Eaat Rathal
-, W, d. D 10 !, b. 40! been :,lns up .Ilo and

w. ID. Holt Ia. been DUNG nm q .llo ,,s
viii soon fili Il with eusllsra
party of about tusniy.avs nom mi.
plsee recently erloJed = NOS, delish,fs
ride on TIE pew steamer Pioneer. II sss
Jolly time long TO be remembered by the
entire party.
The lava party a. Jane. NJ. Bartle,t'.
was vel attended. The Ice cream and
candy tables we're we'll psironlIsd, also
ne long refresbmept table. and all erloyed
NE music, ercqusi AMI dancing.
Mrs w. v. \. Lltchnsli and children
non Revere. Mass, are visiting q, G. n
Kimoalrs
Mrs. neary Bean and two sons have re-
turned home 10 wslthsm
party ron this place ebl we'd an ex.
eursion 10 0reen~ood Caves August 9Oth.
good time vNs r.port~i
A. II. Holt. from Massachusetts. il
spending bis vacation al n. n Holrs.
fred Z. Rear and wife are visiting rels.
uves a. Lowell
Mrs. y. ID Bsrtle,i aaA children have
returned n their home Al Berlin, N. II.
Mrs. Arthur Blske and .ou, from Massa-
ehnsetts, ar Visiting ~ u.lon Bl.kes.
VIM. W. Cro-- and .oa have been In
town lookiug aftsr cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An oii physician. retired from practices, hay
inx hal placed In his hands by az itsi India
missionary. the formula ~ simple vegetable
remedy Zoe thu speedy and permanent cure 81
Consumption. bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma and
All throat aud Lung Arrctioas. also a positive
ami radical cure ZOE Nervous Debility IN All
Nervous Complslnts, after hsvinE testei its
wonderful curAiivv p0sers In thousands OF
cases, has felt u his alty 10 make u known 20
his suffering fellows. Actuaiesi BY this motive
and \ desifo to relieve human Suffering, VII
send frye ~ charge, to All who desire u. this
rccipe, IN GermAn. French Or tngiish. With full
directions fpr preparing Aai using. sent BY
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
ester, ~. Y.