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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger. in the CITY aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Albert Whitaker has returned
from a pleasant visit to some OF the SEA
shore resorts. 80,
James Hunt and j. W. Lutes, Of Glen
Easton, we're in the city last evening en-
Toying themselves.
Miss Ida NJ. Johnson, OF the south
Side, has returned from u delightful
visit at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. Milt Graham, who has been sick
for two weeks past at his home on tue
Island, has about recovered and IS MIN
self again.
Mr.. Ed. II. Felturs, OF Pittsburgh,
formerly resident OF this city, IS spend
ing his vacation with Daniel N. Hey
man, OF Market street.
]. Sherman Riley, captain OF the +.
NJ. Stanton Camp No. 1850, OF Steuoen-
vile, is one OF the best known Sons here.
Captain Riley has number OF friends
here.
Mrs. Lille Pratt, OF the Island, enter
tanned number OF friends at her home
last evening. The gathering was in
honor OF Miss Maholon, who is Mrs.
Pratt's guest.
Hon. George NJ. Bowers, Of Berkeley,
arrived last night, He is looking after
his promising boom for Auditor and is
gently drifting toward the Republican
State convention.
Misses Elm and Rena HOuse, accom-
panied by Miss Rose Tucker, left last
evening for Kingwood, where they Will
remain for few days enjoying the
mountain air and scenery.
Mr.. ]. F. Legge, oy Grafton, the popu-
lar superintendent OF the western divls-
ions OF the Baltimore Il Ohio's main
line, was in the city yesterday. Dir.
Legge has u number oil admiring friends
here who are always glad to see him.
Mr.. NJ. Moore, who has charge OF the
short hand studies at Bethany, passed
through here yesterday enroutc to
Cleveland, to attend the general con-
vention OF the Drltu Tau Delia fraternity.
He goes us Il delegate from chapter theta,
OF Bethany.
Prof. William Armstrong, who has
been spending the summer in the noun
tains, expects to return in Il few days,
and Wednesday, September 3, he will
be at his studio at No. 1928 Market street
to receive his former pupils and those
who desire to commence the study OF
the piano under his able instruction.
All his classes will be regularly started
that week.
Col. William Exley has returned
home from two weeks trip. For a few
days he was busy looking after racers
for the coming State Fair races, but the
major portion OF the time he spent ut
Lake Chautauqua. He was offered
every inducement to remain Mt that
famed resort, but refused them all in
order that he might be present at the
Moundsvills camp meeting and take
part in the singing.
Captain Charlie Wells, Of Glovers
Gap, and Messrs. Charles L. Manley,
William +. Ohley, G. B. Carney, b. F.
Shaver, j. W. Swisher, NJ. D. Christie,
Harry Clayton, Capt. J. Ed. Watson and
]. Walter Barns, all OF Fairmont, formed
a Jolly party that bivouacked ut the
Stamm House Tuesday night and went
down to Huntington on the Ohio River
road yesterday morning in company
with delegates to the Democratic Con-
yeution from the Panhandle.
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The young men who were arrested for
the burglary OF Robert Simpson & Co. s
wholesale grocery were given a hearing
yesterday morning by Justice Davis
After hearing the testimony Prosecuting
Attorney Jordan asked that Charles
Wheat and William Marley be the only
ones held and that the other three be re,
leased, which was done. Wheat and
Manley in default OF $1,000 for appear
ance ut court were sent back TO jail,
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The owners OF the Hotel Windsor
date st. hmes) property, have arranged
to have it opened to the public in n very
short time. They have secured an ex-
perienCed hotel manager to conduct this
handsomely remodeled hosiery, and it
will be opened and run in the finest
kind OF style. The expectation is to
kave it open before the State Fair COM
mences. The Windsor will be second to
none in the State, and will compare
favorably with any hotel anywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-16

is nature's own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head.
aches, colds and feyers; to cure hahitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, NC.
Manufactured only by the Caiifornis
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton 2. Hess,
r. B. Burt and G. Menkemiller. AT
Peilaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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penll of nII.. MnmIe pornan.

One of Wellsburgs brightest and most
popular young ladies' died ut IN early
hour yesterday morning after an illness
Of but nine days. Miss Dornan was a
daughter Of John Dornau, the Manager
of the Riverside glass works, and was a
teacher in the Wellsburg public schools
of which she was graduate. Her death
is much regretted, and sympathy is ex-
pressed in this city, where she formerly
resided. All that medical skill could
suggest was resorted to, three eminent
physicians Of this city being called in
consultation with others at Wellsburg on
Tuesday.
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There will be n reunion of the Third
West Virginia Infantry late the Sixth
West Virginia Cavalry at Columbus
Ohio, during the G. A. r, Encampment
September II and ~. For further in
formation the veterans should address
Gen. r, j.. Fleming, ut Fairmont, or call
at the headquarters OF the Department
OF West Virginia, at the State House
Columbus.
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STOCKHOLM, August l5.-The eleventh
conference OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations Of the world convened
in this city to-day. DIR. Won Schede was
elected President and Mr.. George Will
liams, of London, Count Bernstein, Of
Berlin, and Mr.. LuCian Warner, OF New
York, Vlce-Presidents.
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WNTHRop, Me-" August l5.-One O.
the most severe earthquake shocks ever
ielt in this vicinity occurred at 500 last
evening. A report like heavy cannon
continuing thirty seconds, shook the
earth violently, shaking houses and rat.
Ting dishes and furniture, A second
shock ielt about midnight was some
what lighter, but Of about the same dnra'
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MARSHAL COUNTY FARMS
FOR SALE.

Building Lots in old Fair Grounds, Aht !
Orchard, North and south Front slitth M'
south Penn street, ut very low figure
A -Four ROomed Cottage for stg' .s y,,k
Seven Roomcd House, No. = SCUM Iva
street, bathroom, DC. ....., Lr,,ry,
Six RoOmcd Brick House, southwest v 'y ~
ThITty.eghIh and Wood street. WIZ ~!
Five ROomed House. No, q North bfOail.
street. all lu !irt class condition VIII M-''
very pleasant home. ,,..tt. F,7tI
street: river lot, on high ground. .,,,.,. 4
Five ROOmcd House nj 40 Market s""''
good property cheap, ,.,.r.,i11 So,
G. south Huron street, $40. ,,..,,
Dwelling Homes niwnys On band 'ot teah
ir.iI q. o. SMITH. ~ MaLls Y.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

4 full line of lightweight Serges, Pin
Cheeks ind Drap de Etes. which we are
prepared 10 make up In tie best style at
reasonable prices.
lInlbrlggan Underwear at 81 90 u
suit aud upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
at so cents and upwards, at
{. HESS Il SONS,
1921 g. 1923 Market Street.
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Notes.


A number OF the "sons" attended the
base ball game yesterday.
J. B. Ladders, the "Hustler,' from
Illinois, arrived yesterday.
Every house on the South Side should
display bunting for the parade on Fri
day.
The Wheeling Light Guards will at
tend the picnic on the fair grounds TO-
night in full uniform, headed by the
Opera House band. Captain Boyd
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Earned-WheClIng, & MnnkNcId,a Two blSc
hiis-McVay, Dillon. Three base hlts-McNay
Dillon. Home runs-Grccn, Nich"l. struck out
nv Morrison 4; by Dale. s. Bases on balls-OH
Morrison, /; oTDlte'i. Wl;d pltches-M0rrisOn,
.: Dale, .. Passed bailS-DtllQh, J. Timp-9 o.
IItnniFp--Dpun
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1G.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir'
ginia light rains and cooler winds, grow.
ing variable.
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The Mt. Lake Park Hotel is situated
in the prettiest part OF one OF the most
healthful OF mountain resorts. Write
for accommodations ut once,
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Pairing KnIves-Geo. ". Johnson's Sous.
William ArmslrOng-Pr0ieSSOr OF the Piano
Forte.
The wheeling" Jar-EwIng Bros.
FOR Rent aud For sale-JameS A. Henry
Base Bull-MAuSHeld Us. Wheeling.
Upright PIanO--F. ". banner & Co.
Public Sale OF Island Lots.
WanIed-IlOuseReepe r-IIead OF Local.
Jersey MIX Shake-R. II. LISt-Hcud Of Local.
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spEClAl low RATE EXCURSION
Saturday, August. IS, to Cincinnati "
H. 4 d, RRIlFOntI

SWtuFNWyI NUHW7I' TOT To NIHVIHVNH EHl
II. & o. Railroad.
Round trip excursion tickets will be
sold for all trains, August. is. good five
days, At the low rate OF $3.50. Trains
leave Wheeling at 500 a. ~, 9;25 a. IN.
and 1915 p. m. The Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad runs solid trains through
TO Cincinnati on fast time, landing pas
sengers at the Grand Central Depot in
business center OF the city.
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WE have the only successful machine
and method Of demagnetiZlng watches
In West Virginia
JACOB ". GRUDB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth L. Market SITS.


The Thermometer at SchnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered rs iollows:
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Other TrI.statc Games Played Yesterday.
At Kalamazoo-Kalamazoo put up fine
ball and would have shut Lima out but
for O'Neill's error in the first inning.
He redeemed himself, however, by
splendid work at the bat and by his play
nj short. Both pitchers were ~ good
form, aud the game was splendid con-
test. The score:
fEi& ma a.'..'''... 3 8 9 3 ! ! . ~ 5
gattGfles-lrwln and whalen; Miller and SOM
merS. tmplre-AlcDGrmolt.
At Zanesville-ZanesYille won from
Columbus in q holly contested game OF
ten innings in which all the luck was
with the visitors, two OF their hits being
tho merest scratches. GAINESVILLE stole
eight bases and outbatted the visitors
two to one. Gumbert struck out twelve
men and was excellently supported. The
scores
7. IA. +.
z zaisT5ns s SS5 $685. is g
---Gumbcrt and IAuer; J. Ilandiboc and smith
umpire-o BriCn.
At Jackson-Cook was lame in the
box for Toledo and gave six men bases
on balls, which virtually gave Jackson
the game. Parsons was hit hard, but was
very effective when men were on bases.
The score;
Jackson. ....I O.OOa ~ . ]
TOledO......... o 0 0 2 D 0 o O. ? u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and NInnchan; Cook and
Pike Umplre-Reld.
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FOR SALE.
t24J Twenty.four Lots in CaldNclp' 4ool'
lion 10 the City Of Wheeling.

lion 10 the City Of hhee'hs'
Said Lots are bounded on ne R0iIn " !!,'set On
no south by The HsndIA1 Homestead AA' W
the west by the u. x o. Il, X ,.1,o,A
Their proximity TO the above nAiAe .t,I,yiag
renders ihom excellent sites Tor inhA'''' ''''"'
establishments. IA a., sgA.
il not sold In thirty days will Be "'I' NJ '''
lie auction. ,,...,t.,,pp %
fO' '''''' v. Y. HOGE & Bro,
1900 Make! s!'teh
Or WILLIAM n. HASDLAs, ,-,-,.,,.,t,s 81
Aulb s. W. Cor. ChHplinc . rLLLr.-.l -
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For SaIo.
TOR SALE

TOR SALE.
MIX Dairy on National road, one nile We!
OF bridgeport. Eighteen cow, ORe none AGu
milk wagon, cans aud VII uruclca hects'at! "
run hrstClaSs dairy Good paying u"a MIA ~
not sold by August ST, will he offered s. rH4H4
sale on premises. For terms aud PARTICULAR
call on or address SAMUEL sTlLLMk XXI
Hull BtdHyl"tl, oHI0;
MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
4Xl FOR SALE.
Highly improved farm OF 10 acres, mlLS,
south OF MOundSVillG. convenient 10 Ghui." AH1
Farm Of Rb0ut IL acres, Two miles IRON tNst
and railroad; part bottom
". V. nOGE & BRO
ten 'lgI1 Market street
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TOR RENT.
TOR RENT.
TOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
The New Business House Just CompleiedN
No. 1867 Main Street.
The main business room Is IyU feet, fitted up
with all modern Improvements AlElyi9
JAMES l.. HANLEi,
iylO No llg1 MRiu street
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puckaeld.

WIN Burt's truck horse ran awsy down
the rail- road The other day. Hut little
damage Was done. Burt's horses have
pepchaut for that hind Of exercise.
Charles n. Bessey got severely Injured
In Jamplng from the train while In motion
near the Packard road.
Mrs, Nancy w. Spsuldlng. wife Of j
0reeulesf spsnldins OF u. \ Coast Sar
vsy. died 81 the residence OF II. ID. Irish,
Monday. December 81. OF consumption
aged 80 pears. Mrs. SpsuldIng WAS 80
daughter OF Hiram Hines. E.q., OF Lewis
tsn, formerly Of Hartford aud later OF thi'
town. Ia May, 1859. she with her sister.
Mrs. Irish, became interested In thelI
personal Salvation and were bsptlsed By
Rev. Edward w. Pray. uniting with TIE
B,p,i.t church In this place, malntsiuinr
during all these years devoted aud con
si.tent christi,n walk, quiet In her de
mesnor vet fm In her convictions, always
idsniifJiug herself 10 active christian work
especially In Sunday schools, where she
was an efficient teacher foe many years,
both In Backnsld and N North Haven,
where she reslied several years. tn.
funeral services were held 81 th- church
Thursday, Rev. J n. Bsrrows officisting
John Bsek l. quite III OF pbsumoni, and
the chances al this writing are ssslnst bis
recovery.
Mrs. Plst. OF Ellsworth. IL visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. A. R,wsou.
Fred II. Atwood has m)ved from the
Barrett stand 20 th- new amer on the
dwelling OF q. n. Atwood.
X &. Bradford aud wife, % PJr,lsnd.
we're In town last week.
The Ladies' Circle will hold fair and
oyster supper with cake. eor'e etc, q, Re-
form Hall "Wednesday evening. Dec. i2th.
Misses Ellie and Helen Morrill, have
gore To Massachusetts, for q short visit.
Great opening % uoliisy Good. a.
Noys- Drug Store, Norway. sse sdsef'
ussment.
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RrrAnt'aPond.

- yuivsr.aist circle hsla their ers'
,s.tiss a. ne To-n Hal. Dee en-
ir,is L Bovtss hss frs,arnsi sons
20. Bo.tou.
WrH.n DauAsm. % North Paris. !.
uairs a. s-1r, 10 start sslnging school
nrls. A Brook. Is teaching In Grssa-
-cct
NJ. Eii. D.y I. givlas masie lessons.
~ Lsfls.' Relief Corp. Oil give a.
s.srrurnsui a he Tow Hall. Tuesday
stssisg pec. liza
~ op~ui,E b,n givsu BY Landlord
N,rior. Noy. .slA. vNs graz ssccsss
T5rty coagls. from ssverl % he sar'
rousflrg towns we're present
Ms nnIls Frosi gave . party Saturday
svstlrg. Dec. ist 81 he resitsncs % jobs
n Gslisou.
IA Br,asen !. .x,in 90 tAs road trsv'
sliss ihruuga TIE uppsr districts.
&c Davis PAS ehrxs % he North
voodsioct village school
CAr'ss Rctsf and family % Aroosiook
Clcrr. A. vlsltiuE a. Taomss Ricksf's
Y n Bsrtlsu nsts .sle Cor large
t,csat ~ cio;hiug
NJ 4 A Jscoa. hNs - fsr recovered
f-ou hsf fecsnt ilin-.s ~ % b abe % sli
s9s part % tss tine
Arrsngensuts vii soon - completed
if. chfistma. festival here
Great opsriug % Holiday Goois si
N'ye Dag store. Nor-ay. Sc sivsf'
tssasnt
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A. NJ Carter found his cattle which ier
his pasture IN Newry last September, or
The north slie % Psxrle Mountain In An
dover las, sunday. They were very FOO
sors sni thin In nssh. The snow VA
about ooe FOO, In depth and hard enough
% bear msn.
Charles Demerri,t has bough, the Hey
ward house on Main Street OF J. NJ. Phll
brook. executor.
n. \. hilborn has boueh, OF &. ID. Pail
brook and =. II. rvitehsll pine lot on th'
vest side ofths Aniroseoggin River.
John n Chspmsn, OF Baton Rouge. la
while on visit 10 his friends In Bethel
Las, August died and Was barred here. iii'
wife, q sister 90 \. n. and John Philbrook,
died In Baton Rouge about two years ago
and last week The brothers had her re
mains broueh, 10 Bethel and buri,d besiis
her husband.
A frenchmsn In Rsmsey's camp. RILEY
Plantation, died last week oftyphold pueu'
monia
There are Eve men IRON Psrlln's camp
In Riley Plantation. under the doctors
care At the boarding house OF 4. u. God
.dard. Bethel.
The Messrs. whitney are putting In {
large stock % marble and granite and ar,
excellent vorkmen and are full OF orders
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Arsra v,cstou % too weeks. school
counstrs. Nrnfsy Nsnisv Dc 10,
u,,sf 80 in.iruciiou ~ George Rich Of
b.. .iaisui % tas STATE College
Ofnro Nr
NJ , 5 Bartlett h.s rs,srnst from
Bsffr \ m
~ CsTpsnisr hss sod Als store bon
occuF.si ~ A N Stsvs,.. % y. h OrAnt
Loctss Ns W W wakrman frum ths
Iaso.og'csl College. Ns~tou. Mes, ~
esntr cs'-i On trend. 10 his piscs-
p Bsriistt from Bsfiiu. y II spen'
49, SAYS .ooaing amer Dis farm ,f'lrs u
10 FAcs
Dsvi Aiamsou Ass moved int0 y ID
Hoses aoass 90 Kinnsll uill
Asci1- ssls a. A. n Stevens
Cares ssan hAs retained from Mass
AtraA sectlon u Alder River Grange
s,igrtsy. December i6
ust Decsmbsr 5. NJ. ANon Dariing
A. 30 ysafs. funeral ssfvicss vsre bel,
a. tAs caafca Dec. =. Rev q. ID. HAnnAiof'
t-c.alrg
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West Paris.

v. Y. Kendall. iur boss eArpenisr. ..
putting The hal.h on The inside OF the
G~args Fsruum house.
Fr,nk Barrett has been loading pn,a'
toes This past week and will load some
nor. Monday. lie Il paying 20 cents pr
basheL
Mr.. Horisee and bis sou. who bsvs been
.ick With fever. srv oat sgsiu.
Mr. samuel Eiserlsy, OF Greenwooi.
sbo has for uumbsr ofyesr- been oaf
miller In the girls, mill, Is very low with
cancer.
The l. o q. r. suter,alument Friday
sysulpg ~.s good one, and The pie. cake,
ana cor-e sho-ei that We have some
good cook. At West Paris. All present
spent an stJ ~ able evening. Mach credit
l. due the committee.
Mrs. Bertha Lowell, OF Augusts, made
her uneie, Mr.. 4 u. Andrews, . short visit
on Wscue. SAY. Dec. 5ih.
Jane. 4. Curtis IL bullding qaiie large
sap house back OF bis baildiugs.
The singing school numbered ~ Mon
day evening. H.
Great opening o, Holiday Goods s'
Soyss' Drug Store, Norway. See adver-
tlssmeut.
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vyaat Rathel.

Rev. Nc. winsor, Q student At Bates
Theological School. closed his laoors for
The season n this place, Sunday, the 18Th
ult. Ror several reasons IL L. not prsctl'
c.ble 20 Try 20 hold meetings here through
the winter season. Although Mr. VIA
.or's stsy with Ne has been brief. be gain
"A the esteem and good will OF all with
whom be assoeistsd.
Village school commenced the "a and
the one 90 the Fla, will begin on the iOih
inst.
Ms, Laura Hall OF Bethel. . frst elsss
teacher OF ipsiruusntsl musie, has eisss
OF pupils In this plsee.
n p. Grover II teaching Q singing
school ct Albany town house.
John Rollins has moved rom Y. J. Mains
farm into the house Of {. l. Abbott Jf'
on the Fiat
George w. Grover Of this place diei last
pfid.y' lie has been stricken with psfsl'
wi. since the 81 Of Jaly last.
ID ~ Holt l. now connusd TO the house.
w. A. Parwell and l. 4. Allen are nov
On the sick list.
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\. G. Hodge sold bis goods At suction
las, Wednesday. lie IL soon 10 move 10
Massachusetts, where he has position 10
. car house
~ Reynolds went 10 Boston last week
looking afsr Christmas goods. J. &
sssssy and J X. fothsn also visited The
liah.
N. y. Kicker. OF Asbarn. snd 4. q.
Dlnglcy. OF the Lewiston J0arnsl. were In
town last week
Tas vlllsge schools began Montay OF
lasi week with aboat ninety pupils In a.
tendance. The Grsmmsr Department
1. uudsr charge % Ne. and Mrs. Muster
man. % Weld. while Miss wsb0sr has
charge % The Primary.
n Thompson Pas moysd IN Monmouth.
Mr.. +. has . good position 10 . store there.
The r,p,irs on the Baptist church have
hscn completed. IL IL expected tbs, Rev.
J. NJ. Long will be oriainei pastor on
Wednesday us1t A. X. 4. Small, ID. ID,
Of Portland will preach The orila.iion ser
mon.
The Free Baptist church has secured The
folio~iug a. choir Tor the coming sinisf
Mls. Dor. Thompson. Mrs n. X Stevens.
y. A. Parsons aud y. W. Allen Mrs. y. A.
Parsons. orgAnist
Pred Glover 4. visiting Ia Strong.
John \ Dam AID T. Everett Terry. OF
Roe klsnd. Mass. are vi.lIing relatives In
town. Mr.. Terry IL looking ansr horses.
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Albany.

TAsrksgiVing Day ~. observed hsrs
~ gaits good number % family gather.
lnKs an rvauiOns. There wNs quite q
large family gathering ~ Hsnry q VIII
bsr's. His mothsf.in.hw. Mrs. Macy
Cummlngs. live. with him spi had ihs
pleasure 90 nestiug al % Der children AMI
their companions. thlriy-twc grand chill.
trvn and tao great grant children. The
company uumosrcd foriy.uiue.
Mr. Llsvsllvn % tie salvation Army IL
holiibg msstinss iu tals viclrliy and they
ar qaits ~.il attsntsd.
II. singing school - The Tovu House
Il pro.psrinE Qalts ssn
Ne krighL % North Waterford. bal
his sheep vssiurcd 90 The Cole farm Al
HIATT Corner. and some slI 90 seven VI
ihsn ar missing. IL Amysisry VIA,
has become % them.
Isaac CrCoksf Pas purchased % + l.
KELLER his steam mill srd fKture- Zoe
sasiug short lumber. situated on Sandsy
River and :, preparing 20 pat up some new
tailfiuas and will pat In team for hsul.
iuE lumhsr.
Joan y. Lord. whose house Vas burned
. short tine sgo. I. nting up snail bald.
la fof temporary rtslienCe. Daniel
Clsrk Il tolsg The work
several team. are In The wood. ysrilug
timber. Thsy oil sOOn BE- glad % see
snow that vii stick.
The school house a. ihs Corner VII
.oou - realty for occupation. Wares
Bschlsf IL engaged % tsseh there. l.
Great opsnipE % Holiday Goods 81
Noys.' Drug Store. Norway. See siVsf'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11

49,. s.,a IA. sold us farm TO Calvin
CT, ana boughi Lawson Coles saoa ~
Bryangs Pord. $50,
v,s.it farm .nd moved on 10 IL HIS VI
a,,is. 4. the Oldest daughter OF Adoni,sn
- sw.n Tasy have tu0 children LII
- 49,, s.ashtsr OF Mr.. Sssn vas mar
-, -, an. stth Inst 20 Wesley hins.
Ncssr,t. sesthsr thus far this week
"a 80, ut,l. snow on the gro1nd. some
- ar, r,.dy % ase 10 would nae 10 ss'
more. a.. hos 20
- n,e,.d . cockstful OF ersneeffie.
- 800 ,nt thsy are ji.s spleoolu
nov for TIA, purpose. fieol e,cos
rats house assr me ma'sln " ~. .,a',Ssl
ant hssisg an an In hsoo' $50
n.ta A. h,siory Q fsw mibses a..
i,s the donlciis and shsmns
.rehitseturs snd eonths 49,
"a. mote than Two feet Woe ~
ox,l Al The TOP and oailt OF frss 49,
nd mo.s ana very compact Ins -,
connuuicstion ~ith The sii.sn, .os ,.oI
AT psst bslsg last above me ~ 49,. :,
r.. soor opsusd bsnesih the sen .
-, ,h, animal eosld leave bone sno ~
,.rn .lthOat being SEN. LILY ,oos
a. oulv provisiOn there seemed % 49,
- 81 .hlch there Was quite Q qisnu.
9 sa,ar. u.e. AltoxsthSf me mu
n 80 NO small share OF thai hlnd =
ssoulsd.s Which 10 the lower aa'"'s :"
Te.,.s.y morning. two more spo'
-. .ler. our last, and no si.ikni
- Possibly the storms may DC o'iss
mssnltuds bsfors March.
or.., opening Of Holiday Goo's !.
So,s.' Drug store. SOr~'y' Dee '''''
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