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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
BrYAntaP Pond.


Mr.. e II. BoNkCr has novel 20 Nor
Way and rvnicd her house 20 william 81
sarfs
Al The Den cratic cAacas bed The isih
Inst Clark RAnkin was elected ~ dele
gate q TIE State Convention. g n. Ran
ain. n LIBBY. AMI fr-d NJ. Bartlett,
vtre elected town committee Tor ls,s.
Mrs. wooioary and family have arrived
from Winchester. Mass.
Frank Esies has moved nom LOcke's
Mills into The Il boinson house.
Arrivals a. he Glen Mountain House fo'
tas week
s O. Caif~ell nj ~its. 10 Angsiss. Cal.
GenrreT RumneY, Boston, n Lgsis, Port
lard. kichkrisnn, enfham, =. n.
An whitmsn Posi will ooniuci the
msmorlI services A. L,ckc's NILS Deco
ration Day. Ten O'Clock l. The hour ap-
pointed f1r The exercises 20 commsncs.
Hoo james = Wright, % Paris liill, will
sprsk. The citizens ~ Lpcks's NILS will
b. glad b welcome al Nao may come
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
East Waterford.

EisArd c Hilton and family have NOV.
ei % lewiston.
Ileny q Athsrton. formerly OF this
place wAs Married la ilamlilon, No, few
weeks siucc 20 q Ms Lemon. His sister.
Mr. Helen Godooli. wss married the i5ih
% George Crooker. OF Norway.
wsrrrn d whittier, Of Newton, Mass.
sas 10 town last week.
Maud Yoaug. 90 Sweden. l. working Al
l. NJ SAuicfson's this Sumner.
Mrs Nellie Apalcby with her two chill
drcu l. Speeding the Sumner with her
Auni. Mrs.. AldnAs Adams.
Mrs Jane Piumncr IL falling.
II l. understood that the corn shop a.
South Waterford will not operate thi. year
on account o. The death o, Charles Yong.
ouc % The ffm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Denmark.

IA Ingalls, J. y. Smith and A. ID. Fee
ssnden attended the Democratic State Con
vsntion AZ Augusta this week.
Dance A. old Fellows Hall Friday night.
Musie by weniworth's band, OF Hiram.
Mrs. J w. Davis and daughter, Mlss
Lizzie, have returned from Boston, whers
they have been spending the winter. Mrs
Davis 10 In poor health.
The main drive OF logs on this river are
passing here. Charles Ressenden IL driv'
ina them 90 Ssco River.
st. Jewett has gone 20 Prince Edwards
Island 20 return with bis sister. Mrs Lsur'
Haley, who has recently been let Wild
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Norway Lake,

The tree. are leaving oct rapidly and q
few farmer. have began planting.
Mrs. \. A. Stevens IL visiting nj North
Norway.
\. A. Stevens has been doing some
mason work a. The corn factory.
Mr and Mrs. william Parker have NOV
- into the upper part OF Clinton Mis-
house.
A sali boa, belonging IN W alter Pride,
wluslow Wood and IA Bsrro~s has re.
Gently bees pat into the lake. IL received
the name OF Watershed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
East Bethel.

The weather has improved very rapidly
bnsily engaged In planting.
School op,nei Miy ltih. under the To-.
.,ruciion % Miss Aryllla Grover. 4 w.
Bartlett boards the teacher
VIZ brown has retained from avisl,
10 berlin. y. II
Prof. W. n wight from the Boston Coz.
cert Company visited friends In this place.
Mrs. Jennie Bolster from Norway IL
yi.lilug relatives In TIL. place.
Memorial Day will be observed Ia hi.
pl.oeby ~ GRAFTON from A. NJ. Edwards,
Auburn, M,lne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Eas, provnaeld.

Farmers are very busy. Planting. hoe
ing and hsylng will be - near together 80
Dame Nature will allow.
Dean walker hss large lot OF carriages
now stored really for sale.
The aged sick people are al slightly I'm.
proving. Sir. Ksuiston, Mrs. Ross aud
Mrs. Giles.
Mr.. Cole, Mr.. J. Il. Illll. and Mr.. J
HOdgdon were delegates 10 the Democratic
convention In Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Gilnad.

n looks liiile ike sumner weather.
Some corn will be plaut.d this week.
Qaits al amoant OF sweet corn VII oe
planted here this season. Ephraim wight
vii plant 4 acres. Henry Wight VIII pui
In 900 hlll. OF beans Tor The canning FAC
tory.
Locke 4 Hastings have the frame up Tor
thslr birch Mill, 90 saw cut What birch They
lave on hand. We understand they vii
pos % large iamber mill, larger than The
one harmed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Pnrn.

Mrs.. A. A. D,bb Il qalie sick with
nervous ptOs,fa,ion. she has been con-
iuei 90 her bed Tor several days.
A. A. Babb has been oonfnei 10 The
house for several days with bad cold.
III, Gimmon has moved Into the rent
vacated by Elder venirc..
4 cold and backward season IL the en-
olAmailon % every oue.
No, much seed pat Into the ground jet,
the a1sh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
THE BEAR BRIGADE.


AZ the Republican esaca. held IN sam.
ner My iTth. n. Y. Tusli. william X
Sewsl AMI Steven q. Iieald we're chosen
delszstss 10 attend the State Convention at
Portland Said delegates are instructed to
use Al honorable means 20 secure The n0m-
iustion 20 Hon = \. Marble. a. their can.
didAte Tor governor, All n any vacancies
occur N on them With only men Who favor
The nomination. Delegsies - County Con-
yention : y. Ststson. II n lisrsey. and
: &. llsald. Delegates are Instructed Ia
suppor, D. \. Tuell AMI 20 use al honorable
means "a secure hls nomlnsilon (. State
senator. Town committee G. " Blsbec,
solomon =. Ststson, Moses II Dow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Grnnon.

Warmers were never more busy than al
TIE present time trying 10 make up Tor Lost
time. causci BY The latsne.s of The season.
AT ars trying % get ;hvlr seed lnto tie
grouni ~ qaiekly a. possible
George A O;ls hal nice mare hooked
very hsdy ~ COW the s2ni.
Grass sp.rts very slowly here this spring
school In Dist 40. commenced last
Monday. 10 is taught BY Miss Walter. o.,
Norway.
II 4. reported ia, ST the bridges are
gone 10 The thirteen mile woods between
Errol AMI Dummer. down The Androscog.
giu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Dickvale.

Mr.. George o Hss.sy died ssdisnly Of
heart ii.s Ase ne i3th Inst
TIE fuccfal services % Efa Townsend
Ssre he,t Al Franklin Center school house
ne i;th Inst Rev. W. W. Carver preach
- an excellent sermon from The text,
"Sur.r uiiie children - come uuio M and
forbli them rot. for % such Is The King
DON ~ God
Ne Ciuinda Atkins passed % The high
- lifs TIE gsi inst Faneral services The
gash. AZ plckvAle school h0nse.
Miss Floril'a Hal Il tsachlng Al Dick
vale. Miss Mabel Hemingway AZ Frank
LIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Rrnwnnnlh.

Fox. OF Lowell. has again commenced
work In the dowsl mill.
Grass l. looking fnely.
The prospect now Il that sweet corn will
be TIE principal crop.
Me-. & Colby has gone % Lowell.
There have been qllie = numbcr OF
strangers in town this week
The school la the village II postponed
Zoe week. on account ofthe teacher. Miss
Pitch, hsiug sick OF measles.
Mrs. BrAdcen has retained from Button.
where she has been taking care Of sick
sister.
Mrs. ID. bean. % Sae.rsppa wu 10 town
"Wednesday. settling up baslness msiters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
South Bethel.

Born, May i7Ih. TO the wife OF A. S.
King. ason.
RI Virgin has dashed saving birch.
and has hi. long lumber ~ The saw mill
nearly All sawei.
ithih Ksnerson has taken JOB loading
cord wool on the cars AZ Locks's Mills.
G. Valentine will be Ia the place Non.
day, plantlng corn with his machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Hiram.

Mr Ann Jsve,,, OF Browrneld, Is VS.
,,ing Asr sister. Mrs. Bartlett Ciemons.
Hon. John IA spring. Hon. Cnsrlss hsn.
ain sad Frsncls l. Watson atisnueo .ne
democratic state Convention 81 Aegosa
william n. Hutehips, who IL al wot. :.
Higgins Beach. Senooro, 10 on . n''ns
oa Thsr.dsy. Mrs. stephen Ridlon. an
.,.s .nS dsnsntsd lady. len bone IN she
morning. ard Vas not missed iron pc, ,
room Am sftsruoou. search vas male ano
.ss vas foapi At Mr.. Daniel Plefees.
Br.dlsy Allen Is baildlng an ell s'Ao's'
.,s worn shop a. East Hiram.
Grass u looking vel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

N.trs L. hervhy given that there MI
ar.tf.rr 20 NE nosrd ~ Health % The
10 .f rsf.s hsii a. De Csics % james ;
wrs.t DE-. ON Paris HI, Jane sih a. 5
c.t..ttr n o. choose oncsfs And tran.
sartA. oiasf bes.nsss that may come b.
frt iss B1Nri 10 Health.
a. X IArEs.
sec as Health Oficsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

FL brown has got al % bis logs on,
~ the CNnhriige River AMI started them
acrnss The lake.
Lumen sargent has bought team.
Something rev f1r Lgmsn.
Lsforrst bragg has young otter. which
b. vii try % raise BY hand. IL vas found
anisr the bor % an Oh camp, ani = very
snail. but i doing nicely. Ida
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Hartford.

Thl. pleasant weather makes The aver
age farmer "git up and git"
Zars Doten deals Ia high bloodci cows.
George Long, Of Baokneli, has sold BIZ.
two-yeAr'o old heller 10 parties 10 Hartford.
e. N. Irish expects 20 sell his engine 10
q. Harlow. OF Buekneli.
The Line school Il progressing nnely.
Edwin Howard Is making some repairs
ON his harm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Wilann'a Milla-

The water l. falling. sni The roads vii
soon be pAssAhle agAin.
The ABBOTT Brook drive IL now nearly
cut finy drivers have been discharges,
the past week.
A man. By the name 90 James Dickson,
was badly huri by being canght In . am on
TIE Abbott Brook. ON Friday. lie VA.
tAken 30 The Berlin Mills farm.
NJ. c. Linnsil has gore % the Richardson
LAKES % meet party Of sportsmen FROM
Boston
No ereps pat In A. yet. and very cold for
he sefson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
East porti.

Mrs.. cA..e's health Is very poor this
spring.
Fred Newton has rented his farm TO
Wilson Silllmin FOR SO AMI hired ont
with G. W walker. OF Canton, Tor year.
Ills wife works In the Goa, shop for PIT
gkmrn1n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

3 \ York l. again In this mission Geld.
welcomed Nv his many friends. lie preach.
"a Al Hop CITY last Sunday.
Mr. X &. Dollcf. % Ramfori Center.
vas In town delivering fruit trees this
week
ID. A Cannon. OF Beans Corner. 1. Wis.
ltlns IN nnHharN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

Ss,srI snos ifIns are stlll plSinly vial.
ssth.u thrse 90 four niles o. ae Ill.,
o. .n Crorksf- uil. on sonih wet
-. shers t gvts 10 fuil hsnsfi % The
,a.rroon suu. Which vil Dot disappear be
-, iss f-si 20 Jane, unless he weather
Il vrrv Warm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
i.s.r.ss.a People.

Advertising q patent medicine Ia the peculiar way
10 .hlch the proprietor ef ksmp's Bslssm fof eoaghs
and oolds does, u Indeed voaierfa lie safhoriEss
s,tle Tree, that they may wy IL before purchasing
HE large botfes are ,oc and ti. We osrtAaly uead
siviss triA. IL mar ssvs yea IRON eonsanpuen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
North Fryehnrg.

Mrs. william Walker Il qalie low. IL
I. thought that she never fully recovered
from the acclden, 10 her arm last winter.
Mrs Mary Psary Is visiting Mrs. Mar
thA farrington.
Mrs. John Shaw IL In falling health.
The Ladies' Ala met this week with
Mrs Charles WsterhOnse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

y,.Glv. ,nd NJ Peream arrived lAs,
- Nf. PsrhAm Il iooking very vel,
- 's...rg sci 100. he say-,-ln fact L.
- bsttsf than ~ a. one time considered
. ever he possible, snd better than bis
f-frfs hffs feared
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

Rot of Ho,or ior ne tuo vesks sntlng
Nv f.s. hs.eg ne names % those schol.
,-sr1t a'ssnt 90 tArty In ne primary
s-saE George Cutting. inst Cutting,
Us.,r usmnont. Fannie Cole, Lillian Per.
H.. Mln.r llsmmJnd.
SanfE n EArON. Teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

:. TIE Maize delegation 10 the Repablicsn
,SalonA Convention. a. ChicagO. jane
!. =, 81 leAve Boston, Friday, Jane iSth.
..F v from TIE Boston and Albany sta.
80, Proeeeiine BY the way % Albany,
oi'sease And Barlo. arriving In ChieagO
% sahdAy morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
All Kinds of Printing at this office.
To Ii, noaor.sl. He,,i q coasiI copal..loa.

ere of Orf 2 4 Countf.
The urdfrs' gncf, Sslrctmfn n Tie fOun %
AlbIav, Petition, tina pIbiic nee sssilg All coo
venisaee ieguires that tOnniy rosi be locNted
al Aibahy darnef. CON nsnring .Oau % Jusilcs
Afplnsalls AZ an elm tree. an ending near the
seha-l hease. Aai . chaage ~ the l0cs 100 0f ms
20 u lsaiias ff0n the IoNu hOuse 10 tethsl con.
M nc.as South ofthe sand lilll oa II. lnshsm's
lad and enfug near the lntsrsee,iOn OF The rOuts
leading to a. I0gham's house. Alec schtnx@ Oa
ssli fosd, co@msaeinx 81 the fuhie hcsri 90
FTank kmefy's lAhd sad endias neiI Bfyee h.
kinb ll's, add make such nlscOat BaAaoe. ~
may seem proper AMI a. 10 iuiI bosif viii ever
pfAI.
Dated ct Albany, NAV, al A. u les
GEO W. hECkLER. sslscimen
IENIs A. sAwIN, %
q. n. fEKNALO, Albany
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

Re- No HAYDEN delighted = fair a..
tsrr. Wcirrsfsv evening with De lee
ts-s rr the sarI-ct Wanted n ~
ca tsFr a. that BE- S,utef, al a. ~
~a-iff 10. thrre il M touhi nat ne world
49, -s setter TIE lecture sAs fall Of
r-t.tck saEgcsiions a. o. The means %
.alsfl.r- these wants. ani contained q
ga usrY s,Atsmeuts % truths vhich
a. vr-tsy 1f th1agaifui cons icraii %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

E.Pl1IcAn caucus net a. called sat
s-iv aHsrr1ln. TIE f1llosiug were II CT
Ell 81. gs'ss t1 TIE state Convention
~raff u 60 u7o-a. ten A. Nuson. ,.
d. T.Har. Nh lI p1aham. y MaXim, o.. e
lrr|s la.rr Fuller.
zee ttsgaics we're elected on Ne
Crsvrs tcket Taey we're chosen by =
v-,rof $50 ID 'lr 10 Marble ticket. TIE
f.Isrg s,fc shosen delegates % he
t|.lif Convention
IS UH.Trr u A. Fulsr. Wm. q. Cunts,
GO a. U..lrrs cara. , A rbAssr. a. a
f.ss. A f"rIHrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

AIF Piks. Esq. o. ne Norway Med
"a. 10. propris,ofs % that popular med.
,,.r,. Rrosu's lasiArt Relief, sN Al The
a. WEDNESDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

~ Y1srr Peoples Ciuh. o. Nor-a1
-rs,ect 90 irNma unief The L,ufc.s,
a. A-sfrmv usIL usKt FRIDAY evculng.
cr--.1f.rg thrir cutert,lumeut With tae
o-.a.t '-amA Toe rsnptsr, or. TIE
St rs Nrilfn. MisIc ~ loung' =
D-.resirA AimIssiou Cd cenis children
q. c.r's Thc sane cll1 plsyei Uaisr
a. L,l-r.s a. N1rssv. ani thsir acuug
-. cav spoken o. Thsy sA5ald be
- rafrln.rrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Best Cough Cure.

For all diseases Of the Throat AMI
Lungs, no remedy i 10 safe, speedy, and
certain a. Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
An indispensable family medicine.
II hnd Ayers Cherry rectoral an
invaluable remedy ior colds, coughs.
AMI other ailments % the throat and
lungs."-M 8. Randall. ID broadway.
Albany, ". Y.
II have used Aver. Cherry PectOrai
for bronchitis and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

r.. ls,tss lave cone with = rush dur
i-r tss at sesk. II seems ne giori-
90 ts .us o. ses the sun ono" more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

Lines 4. Chase hss hen having some
-. r,,'. o. - tuiitinEs. George X
H,-n1rd % boss carpeuter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

NhrHEp COVERINGS The next meet
irg .. ua''fi Conference Nil he he'd ia
Artly.r. Jlut 5.h an GA.
I. HowtEE. Scribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

4 Clss All Henry Dyer, With u.
rssr.,ou Co. Portland. arr 10 town TOT
49, iays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

10 Aoofiug meu drowned While cross
a.. q as ri'.r Al Ellsworth. By the upset
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

-,.n,ri sos. % Bucknsld wednesday
-. p-ssts lAst wesk were devoted 10
pfsctcc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

q Bowman. o. Hebron, was q, Paris
weinestAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

A.. George A. wIson and -lfe. OF
80 r,fIs. we're AZ The III Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

-, Wright. % wilton. Is visiting bis
,.-tsrr. J ; wright ksq
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

N.w.I- Perhsm i =, EN-Gov. Per
A,-. Shs arrived Friday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

p.Da meeting tonight, lNOud,y )
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Chs 0xfors usn,oerat.
ION THE HILL. "


.. n.-...f Ctsr,h frssrhlnr servic. sssr,
$3.50 - ~galat :, - :. !. =, -. =.
- -frFIre - - =. - Nt.fff Atss-.ss'
h..I.r TsfrInrs ~ I -
r. - ~ lf1rlt. EeF. Careiies AnrsA, i'.s,.t
n - -.r,..s srrry san.iaY 81 n a.. ,Aei-.it
= 49, n. n.-l .-TmrrF Nas.a. t.ssisr
C. "-.rr.s ~siar.lsr svrn-nrs, ~ Acs.iftaf
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Lung Diseases,


for which I believe Il 10 b. the greatest
medicine In the world" james Miller,
Caraway, ". {.
"My wife hal distressing cough.
with pains In tile side and breast. We
tried various medicines, bat none did
her any good until 4 got a bottle q
Ayers Cherry Pecioral which has cured
her. A neighbor. Mrs. Glenn. had tho
measles. aud the cough was relieved by
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I
have no hesitation In recommending
this medicine" Robert Horton, Fore
ufan Headlight. Morrillion. Ark.
ayers Cherry Pectoral cured me Of
q severe cold which hal settled on my
lungs. My wife says the Pectoral helps
her more than any other medicine she
ever used. "-Enos Clark. Mt. Liberty.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

A young Wilmington printer, vac la
rather a fast lite while retialDg here
and WHO was yry un'oEtunAls IN ha
hAblts, removal some 'syea months b q
70 PhiiGdslphIA, has 80. bim'sli 10 y
sater by PISS log too olcs. hitsn'ioa 70 |
young ard bsAalIfu lazy OF sht Y llLs
gitv, He hAi promised u masrJ het
when rumlrs rsAchsd her esti lhN
had a young and hAni'o,hs we 9aS
child living 10 the city ~ the hills la
Injured lady bearded uhl1 ava cam .l
10 this city TO investigate, Tue llI ,..,
cation WAS satisfactory Iha' bef PING.
i0ysT lied. when next she mel not ~
I,oghari0 she proceeded 20 lsAu uln
very sad lesson about polygAmy' olsagi
or something Of that nature. II A'
tbs print will leSve In = ieE Gays '
hold oAtss on = New York daily
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

About $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Charles T. stradley, a carpenter en-
ployed At the WORKS OF the Pullman Car
Company, over Eleventh street bridge,
met with serious accident which re
suited IN the loss OF one OF Is legs He
was engaged in JoiDR some rsFsIirs 10 the
70 oil u car, and was standing on n
ladder when n shifting engine, attached
10 some freight cars, came backing In on
parallel track, and one Of the cars
Jumped the track, striking the ladder and
crushing Stradley's left leg between the
knee and ankle He was reserved rs soon
A. possible and removed 70 his home, No
100 Walnut street, aud nTs. Maui and
Bullock summoned. Afer making an
examination the physicians decided that
amputaton was necessary, aud tbs leg
was taken oil about six Inches below the
knee. THE WOrAiug he vas very weak I,
but was dong Rs well As cOald DO OK
peciea. lie has wife aud four chill.
dTen
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

Frsderi,k K usl Jr, a uilkpin Re.
siding at No. 81 Eiat Fourth sHaL
has large route to serve, and cluia
quantly hal to start 0us very eAry Ia
she morning, Son Of bis customers ca
KigkwoOd strpef, nos Wishing to b
CALLED 90 early 10 the moFtlng procured
qaArb and tVU Qlsrt uLIs which lhsy
hung on their do rs the last thing u
niyht so thas ttsy were resdy iOl nf
Kluud In tie morning Fyr WhIlt
this WORKED oil light, tut recently some
oontemptib tllei has b5a1 taking lhl
milk every mJf1iug, and when ihdl
housekeegsrs opened their doorsr o.
peoting hul thtir cans filed, lhtJt
would ind them the sAma % they vert
laft the night previous, MI, klaeG
says that n ths tatel n unable 70 buy
milk and vii. call OF htn be WiA ASesa
20 Rive him or hsra qlstt can b'0F7
morning, on o5nillion tnat his ol'.o'
meFa are 0i. hone
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

The excitement in Birmingham, Ala
hama, has entirely aubaidod. TIE troops
will be gradually Withdrawn, one CON.
pany at . time Governor Beay. who ar
rived IN Birmingham on Monday night
approves the conduct Of the Sheriff
The latter has been released in S25, OeO
bail. The Coroner's investigation will
begin to-day. Halves protests that he ls
innocent.
The Governor of Indiana has received
letters from the attorneys who are prose
buting the White Caps In the southern
part OF the State, In which they report
that they have succeeded 10 procuring
four more indictments, two OF which are
on the charge OF attempted murder.
There are II defendants.
Miss Mile Ross, An elderly lady living
alone IN Smlthaeld, near Unloutown,
Penna was Waited by three mas ad rob
bers on Monday night. They burned her
feet, hands and face wi candles and
heat aud bruised her until che gave up all
the money she had In ths house-less
than hyo dollars.
Joseph L B Feyand was fatally ia
jured 81 EizlbethpOit station. New Jer
sCy, yesterday, by being strGck by n train
on the Central Railroad.
William B Guild, for many years pro
prietor OF the Newark Evening journal,
died last night, AZ his home, ia newark,
New Jersey, aged 50 years.
Vice Pregident-elect Levi P. Morton,
started for indianapolis yesterday TO con
Ter with Prcsident.elect Harrison
"No fever and no deaths' were re-
ported In Jacksonville yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

At regular meeting OF tn Board o.
II alth he d last evening, the fol
loving resolution was passed:
Resolved, That the Council be re-
specially re uested TO appoint com
mittae meet with this board on Tu4s
day, December Is a Z 80 p. m, Tor the
purpo o considering the adv stability Of
taking measu IS for the conBtfuction Of
an intercepting sewer on the south side OF
the Brandywlue.
Resolved, That like request be sent
TO the d.tectors Of the Street aud Sewer
ne artment, the Boa d OF Water Conn
missioners and the Board of Park Com.
mis- toner's
isAyti n contemplate the buildil 2
Of sewer from the end Of Rat lesr AXE
Run Sewer, following the South Race
down TO ths OF Of Walnut street. where
it would empty into the Braniywine. 1t
is thought that sewe five feet in diam
etrr would be required. and Il would
AXE probably from $500 to 800 600,
should Il be built ther nld be q con
! ti7uous line Of sewers iron Hartman &
! TehreDbach's brewery to the foot Of Wsl
nut street a distanc 0! about a mile and
a quarter.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-12

The regular meeting Of sshiug'on
Donolsye. No 2, II ptRsophs, or s. W..
= vns held last evening a. their hal
m tbs Harkress Building, Touth and
Market streets Officers for the onsulnp
tsrn were nominated, aud rho usual
routine business transacted Under the
5000 of the oFcet" there we're reading,
snc seVerAl members sang sonRs, aftsr
which \ proposition ives discussed TO
INTRODUCES a new issture into the order,
W6ich, n II T. consummAted, will em
hrncs the features % death beneBt
fond, similar 20 the Shield Of Honor, .
'uud 20 be paid 10 memberr after q term
OF years, Il the cass In the Iron HAll
and other features which will constitute
he HsptEsOphg the bgst ORGANIZATION OF
the kiud IN this country. A committee
gaD appointed no OOntsr With tue other
oJuoiavea Tor toe purpose Of hsviug .
committee aEpainteI 10 cJni iBr the Ad-
visibility Of the mAtt'r.