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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-10-12


~ REAL ESTATE-By virtue OF a decree of
the Circuit Court of Augusta County entered June
1883, in the chaucery ca use of Samuel x. Kerr's
tx'r & ais VS.. J. X. McComb & ais the underSign
ed Commissioners will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, in front of the CourU-house in Staunton, Va
on
Monday, October 22nd, 1888,
the following real estate. lately belonging to j. K.
McComb, viz:
l. house and lot in Augusta -
County, near the City of Staunton .-.A,
IN what is known The ''West GSaas u D.
End fronting on Maple Street. ga1AS sa1ER
2. house and lot Joining the ms AG&H
last above described, on the
North side thereof
8. An undivided one-haf ihtefe est in tract of
mountain land. on the Southside of South River,
containing 455 acres-Ihe other moiety of which
belongs to the heirs of David A. McUomb, decd
a. An undivided one-haf of tract of land ad-
Joining the last above mentioned tract containing
about 100 acres-the. other moiety of which is
owned by said heirs of David A. McComb, decd
TERMS:.Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
expenses of sale, and the residue on a credit of
one, two and three years from day of sale, paw
aole in equal ann lal nstalments, the purchaser
executing bonds for said deferred instalments,
bearing interest and waving the homestead, with
approved personal security and the title to be re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-10-12

WEDDING--MILL CAN
merry RECORD-REVIVAL SERVICES
CLERICAL. NOTES. sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Glove And Handkerchief cases.

r.sss shsui OF eo,toa vsiilnx large
enough 90 that when oaes folded. IL will
m,i- case % The sire you require. Lay
apoa IL goli.eolorei sarah sit soms~hsi
larger ,asa The vaiiing. and TACK u
thrOagh The cotton, here aud thsfe. 10
such . Gay That IL gill lie very loosely up'
90 The cotton. ssi pressb, vbsa lacked
par q sppssrsbos. raru the sllk over the
eigs 90 ne oosioa aud ea,ea IL down upon
The other side. % as 10 form facing too
sbi on>-hAt isehss deep.
For The outslis of the eLse. take
eh.mol. stin slightly larger than the sase,
20 cotton. and With sharp scissors Cot .
ffiugs .rOaai IL too ineass desp, each 81
vision 81 The fdnss bling us-f)ar,h OF sn
iuch side ADo,s the fringe draw lines
Nth ligsii giiding. snj with The sane
outline Q diagonal band across the cover.
TIL. band m,y be tinted slightly dsrssr
than The grOuni work and ornsmsn,ei
With Kilt letters, or With novsrs 10 water
color. or 10 any other wsy preferred.
f.stsn The cover 10 the hniog, fold II
opos together Ike boob, and The case IL
complete
A ,qa,rs OF ehsmols similarly ffiuged
aud Ofu.msnisi, will furnish en- appro-
pris,s cover fora gold ella toilet eusaiou.
10 accompany ths above.
Pnoro0Hlru CAsEs -rste one aud one
half yard. each oft~o shades Of satin rib
bon. ops ,lsht nshss. tue other three
inches In with. Cardinal and cream
color, oliv- aud pale pink. or bloc aud
pale yellow form prsty eontrssts. Plsee
The ribbons eide by eide. and ssw them 10.
geihsf very neatly. Thsn fold the "trip
thu, obtained In the middle erossvise.
and sew up each eide, nfst sswlp. between
q layer of scented cotton; this wili give Q
| strip eighteen inehss long. both sides
,its. Now turn Up oue spd OF this strip
10 form Q pocket large enough for hold.
iug photographs, and sew nup Of the
| sides A. the other eud OF the case the
strip. OF ribbon may have been left un-
.swtd for cir inches. Tie this part
.round with very narrow riboou In many
loops, fringe the ribbon ends OF the case
three inches deep. and lsp these ends
| down over the POCKET Ia close The case.
PRxrrY LAMP scRkKSs These are
made OF gold eolored ribbon In three
81, les, cut In lengths and numbered 10 az
| the porcslsIu shade over which they are 20
be placed. Zach stripi IL pointed a. the
end, and ell are sewed together side BY
/ slur to Ioftu tfiutttsa -us1St VIZ ~ W
10 shirred at the top. each strip nuishsd
| ny O gold elk tassel sud fall OF lace sew
sd arouud under the points.
Another pretty thing for Q ssehet 70
hang on Q door knob or t the side OF .
dressing table IL this Cut I've pieces Of
brisht elk or satin of vsrious eolors lends
NJ ribbon are Rood) About thfe- and one
half inches squsre. Sew across one eide
folding IL In q half tq,sre; turn, and al
With cotton we'll sprinsled with powder.
when all are seved up after nllips. Join
all ave t the point Of the half .qasres
With Q few stitches. aud assio 81 th. tops
% esch, which viii mske Q nve-pointsd,
star SHAPED cone. Narrow ii bbon TO hang
~ By completes this dainty and SNOWY o..
fair. Arrange the eolors 20 suit the case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Agood Engllsh divins, gong 10 show the adj
vantage % a lie LAKE Gun In prsisrvnce ~ ons
Ike Methu.slah. According n the tradition,
has male sone lgurr. that are startling. lie
shos. that II one % Soahs boys. after the
famous foo,i, had lived 10 b. 500 years Oh,
having BIZ, fFSt child Al 10 aud bis last when
go, and allowing Tor Que addition 10 hls
family each ihre Year,. and surprising them
al % 1--we, ho cOul1 gather about bis ample
board at the Ia; ii7 sons sni daushtsrs.
Wan a reasonable dssrcs u prolific bsarins,
his grandca.ldrvn would number bstwecn
lO,oo0 and is.ooJ. AMI the whole little family
would b. the two hgures added together.
THIS estimate 10 moderate, u monogsmy
Alone b. considcnsL bat under apolyga-
nous system Tho ngures would swell snor'
mOusly. some ot the c0usequsnces po~slbla
under such a state Of Affairs are appalling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

"Do you know. Ms Belle. that it, weaIy
Q waste Of time 20 10 - much thinking ND
Gus De Jay. "its quite vswy faiigaing 10
think. you know"
"Do you think sor
"Ya'ss: sometimss really ~Ondsh Why We
have bvains. anyhow"
"oh. everything has its purpo-e. Mr.. De
Jay. Brlins are very useful 10 some people
TO keep their heads from cavlng In, you
know Merchant Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

According % communication In the Rus
slAn Courier from q certain Mr. SchendAl,
Who visited Count Iolstoi st his estate u
Jssuiai rauliAns, the novelist l. at present
occupied In building an incombus,ibls ''isha
,co,tagel Ia place q one burned down The
ishA 10 small. but oommodioux The root d.
% bs thatcbei straw. Count Tolstol and
Paul lvanovitch wsr. kneading clay In 9
large tub. into which q PEASANT woman va,
shoysling a. The counts daughter was span.
ming string for binding the straw. All ths
party went In turns 10 get water from veil
situated In an sdjacsni ravine Every Que
vas busy at work, and apparently very
hApoY. CHICAGO Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Forgot What he was Talking
About.

A prominent church member OF Atlantis
hsi been called on " leaf Q prayer meet
lng. lie selected th- sahJ CT OF some PEE
nminsry remarks, read "a appropriate
chapter from the Bible, and started upon
I'll. discourse For I've minutes be spot,
smoothly. naently and sp,ly. and then. oil
sf SUDDEN, ey some q,eer espsf OF The
mind. he forgot not only the thread OF his
discourse. tat the suhj C itself lie
paused 10 collect his thoughts, bot they
would not be collected. Thsn be bee hon.
81 20 . worthy brother In The front pew,
When The brother esm- The speaker
shi.psred this ltq,iry 10 his eari
"Do yoa r.nsmbsr What ! have been
TALKING sbouif'
"H.yH- sxclsimed the worthy brother.
tie evidently thought the speaker vas &C.
eusirs him Of lsek OF attention
"DO voa know the subject I Wa speak
Ing onr'
"No. I DO not said the worthy brother.
.crstchipg bis head 10 . perplsxsd way.
Here Vas . pickle. sure enough. Then
the leader OF the meeting called another
N. mhsr up ard made the same itquiries.
But this member vas % ignorant OF the
matter 90 the nrst one, and the spssksf.
a desperation, renewed his rtmarks.
touchisg on IN entirely different line OF
bought. - be afterwards remembered.
His audience never hpew the difsfsuee, -
be took psins 70 irqairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Lr0ur pRuu cAKE -Oie cup OF white
sugar, batter the sr, Of "a egg. rubbed "a
q cresm. one wsll.bea,eu Gag. oue-half cur
u milk. or sweet cream IL better. ons
good cup OF a pur and one spoonful OF BAH
lag powder, nearly one cue OF rsisins
should be pa,iu with the nour. Flavor
with lemon.
Flo CAKs Three cups OF sugar. one
cup of batter, one cup OF sweet milk.
whites OF sixteen egss, two tsaspootfals
~ baking powder. Q pound and . half OF
dzs, cut ia s,rips ME- veil, pour 10 .
creased mold aud bake IN hoor and hslf.
sPrcxp Covvsr CAxs -0as and ooe-hslf
eupfuls Of rogsr, bslfa cop Of butter. three
Eggs, three and half eups OF n)ur. one
cup OF strong coffee, two tesspoopfals OF
eibnsmop. one q ginger, one grated nut
meg ard two tssspooufuls OF baking.
powder. one cup Of ssross eonss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

While discussing the question "is Mari.
age q Failnsr Why doesn't some one solicit
the opinion Of Muley Hassan. sultan Of No.
roccoi Ils testimony should b. worth con.
siderable. lie has ) 20 wives, AMI none Of
them 20 out washing OF take In plain sew-
ing. be Is obliged 10 support them all And
the man who s willing 10 pay the balls oi
400 wives must regari marriage a. . suc-
CO. -Sorristo~n Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE !. hsrshy given n al psFsots al =.
~ pen.fiSas shnss rishts nay D. nffsui
ti.,th. uadsr.s,e.l .in pFs.ssf ~ the fsft lss.
l.furs &c the st.fs ~ Y sias petftsa ~ sfsts
81 ~hieh The flio~tns u 10 true eopf - -.
To The senate snd Hose - krpFtseaiafes -
.suaAsd a. Aagast. IN sni g. he -fsis 81 Mao,
Ths uaisr.iensd voald Ts.pectfaiiy sppt
ekaftsr coat.laias .aitssie AID proPer lesselI
granting ~ kiul. the prv.sut o-nsr ~ ne
Tylsr Nn.. es sbspp.rd's River, IN bf.shss.i, =
the Coanfy II Ort,rd. In ssit state, ansi NJ gan
fi,llsgs. thsrVtO helsas1ng. ks sssofiAies, sacs
ser. sBi assigns, The rshi ~ keep sni maiota.a,
bald, asd rrp.f s.id mill AT dan "a ths ss,os -.
nsr. brm sni SAY a. 30 cco.trnctfd, - a. -,
81 fall. ccastsnt snd uoisfarhfd ana .. ~
All I1s ..f.r Al s.ia MIL. sod dan. o. sal nj
d. have rs.se..sd &c the pat eighty yeAfs, sai
posses. sna .. IN duty eosni -ill ever pray
D.se.i 81 Bso-ufsld, this i-entie'h dag o. Nov
u ~" EftB. BEAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

To repov,ts velvet. free from dus, by
laying down aud whipping smftlyi then
hru.h With Q esmsl's hair brush. damp on
the wrong side with borsx water and
hsug pile inward 10 the suus hue To dry.
taxing care that there IL no fold or
wrinkle on the line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
EftB BEAS.


DrRsUANT 70 lssss~ ron the Hea. 'nesi
II Of Pr bsts, 60 The coun'v ~ Otf~s = 80
s.Il "a pubie sueiios. 90 ssisrds,. ths W -.
Ssy Of y. sussy A. ID Ice q sisten 90 ost y !, :
fosvsooa, q lhs late homestead 81 fse.sres :.
vIe,, A. wsse.fors. si ,he rishf fite sn1 iasres,
Walsh the ssid v,es.rsk y. Herr. isis 81 80
Wet rforf. ts ss,d eossts. d.cs.a' n" -,
ne h~mssts al f.rn. 10 sd waterford. unsIs
ssn How RESIDED si.e en- ssfivi'sd hsh pss, :.
- tsis msssss iand hpouu - ne hsss nss''-
ps,sd a. 3. ssv ~ xsv An is.s
HIRB4Rr l. wnifCohb. Asns'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
uOSGSr

10 these days % sialtsrstloa aui fraui.
10 oil brsaeass OF easin-ss and parsaits. Il
l. passing n know that there is Que med
eiae prepared which 10 strictly parv.
sseh = meiieine IL Salphaf Blttsrs 10 cur.
ing scrofals, you can dspsod on them
VERY tims.-w. ID. EvxKrs, A. NJ, Chsr
lsstos. 3 e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Eclna.. lTcHr. scALr. SKIN ToHruHu.
The simple application OF "swAYsE'
OINTMENT" without any istsrpal m.dicin.
oil cure any case OF letter. Salt Rh.um
Riugwofm. Pills.. Itch. Sores, Pimples
EcI-ms. ell Sesly. Itchy SKIN Erup,ions.
40 matter how obstinate or long standing
II IL potent. ,fcctive. and coats bat trife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Country Produce taken

To N IIoaofahis ~ Jasiicss ~ ~ -apffmf p
a. Coaft Hstt b. - k6lisn a fsfIs. sft'n 80
ths Coaais ~ Ottsfd snd ,ists ~ ha-ns' an ~ -
aai Isssisy - fshfs.ry, A u. iss.
Rssp~etfally hheis hsfEsfst 4. lianfffss RI li.ia
In sal CounfY, that shf 80 iay mtffirl p "
IlHntfsss 81 .ai tllfsui. on fhs t-Fntf 80 ltI
Dsgsuhsf, a. u isii. bf Alh-r tals, sa rfi'
ui,l.fs, I'm t,..p.I al th.f tsf ute.i i.srI..
a. hustsni snd vlf untl ialf fih. !, 49,.
.hbsa c.ass 80 lasiitrsil1u, ~ ufiffif dfsf'ifi
thai ~ h.s ouatinsri o. uitsfif dssff -''
thls dsis. bsias psfioi ~ asrt thsn thfrf
i've yeafs nsat pro- D. fts tlng ~ ths lhf '' a
isssftiun - tim rthout raass 81 lasfit sia.-' 81
rithaat eallH.ioa bst-ssn thfm a. A. TflHuff
suFer. Nh~ farihsf alisres ttsi ~ rrs.ifn'f
lssofgs tlanfrtss u asknasa o. hsf al 49, s.
ussd doe and rp.sanstle dlirfnrF a. sfIffit..
sai eanBaf sscsftsln n. bai Il shoIlf unsaaf e.
Shs Al. rsf1rs pfsys thst ditnfrs ifum ~ F'
unsfrisuauy. u-ls sab.istlag tftsfsa thfms AaI
dsesssd - ssii Caurt.
Dated Al ..ii Ilirsm. tbs 'lnissnih daI n N.'
A. n. las. .....-...,...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
pr-x,ns n..m c.,, 4. chlll.

Drawing room cars from the United States
have besn placed on the Gillian railway BE-
tween Valparaiso and Santiago II 10 found
TO BE- very dinicult TO prevent pasz<ngers
from smoking In them, although . Smokins
or has ben sddsd-Chioago HsraA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Ones age should Be tranquil, as ones child.
hood should b. playful hard work at either
extremity % human existence seems TO me
out q place; the morning and the evening
should 10 alike cool and peaceful: at midday
the sun may burn and men may labor under
it-Dr. 7. Arnold
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Nearly all cod, are slight. q ns,, Ia,
their tendency 10 10 90 lower the system
That TIE suffer b~oonss . ready victim
% say prvysl.u, disease. Tue u,s OF
Aver. Caerry Psetorsl, Ia the beginning
Of cold. would guard against this danger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

A North C,rolius ia.,ice Of the peace
nnei . ei,iIsn IS for eoutemp, Of court In
not briasins oot . pail Of water Zoe hls
horse while be Vas travelling A Jastlce
10 that state never lays aside hls po wsrs
aren't when aslesp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

"Pl." s.tei TIE small ooy. "uau IL .
aerolusi- "YOar mother is o hsroiae,
replied the psrent How Q herolnsf'
swhy. she m.rrisd voar father when hi.
iucous VAS oaly 5000 yesr-snd she
lnsH IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
MARGAREr A. nUSrREs'
STATE on MAISE

esprsms Js.iiial Gear. In vsc.i.on'
r.. a. o. las.
upan The fnrsEoins Hbsl. Orisfed, hat ~ -
ans s,s sotics 10 ne s.ii GsofTe uantrrss = a
bsfsrs ne Js.tics u eaf sapfsms Jsd.aN tn.iN -
l.. 100 Al P.fis .,fhls AL &C. ne CounfY oi lt
ksra, ~ M sscoui Tae.tsf ~ fsbruarf, a. ~ -
by pahshiag an siis.tsd eppf ~ said liis' al i.
order tAsFeoa. thrvs vssks saocesslftig IN ~ VI
tsrl Dsmacraf. ne-spspsr priutsd IN res, u .
(,uuty u Otflrt the last pahlla sfi0n ~ p ihI'
d.t. :. so pf,.r 10 ed .ss.nd TBssdsY n tfhfa
.ry, .ire..ii. that h sy thsrs sni ihfo n oar =.
Csart .ppsar snd .ha- rasss. n ahy - hs'fs -
The pfa1ef u ..id llh-lsnf shoad ~ = gfsniei-
wm. NIRr NtRsiN.
Jasties - ths raysms JudioA toeft
A true copy u III libel Aai orisf 81 oe-'
AUST ALBERT = AUSTIN. Csft.
A m WALkER, Esq,
Asf.rr.v e. utIft Hrifaf1n, No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

INSTRUMENTATION.

l. rsasPoss 90 snlnI, sui h,ve .
. ant
2 T,ss.Po.s pOisisd ana have musical
lnsuunstts.
3 Ti,bspose . soopi OF distress and
have masich in.uunsnt
BKS X Dicr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

Uorrr.pca0esee ON practical topics. coming
properly under the head OF this column. " -
lieiisd. Address all cDmmuaio stioasintendsd
fof this d~par msut to kdltor of Hometna ksr
Columa. Uxyvsp Dxnocnsr, Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
v.-VH.crioSs

Oas-.evsnih % msria.. ons-foar,h OF
cs,s. ons ihiri % potato, forms What At
,iels Of foodi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Beware of Peddlers.

who represent themselves as being
employed by the Atkinson House
Furnishing Co. Insist upon their
showing evidence in writing that they
we connected with Us Our well
Known reputation for Keeping every
thing permits a large and varied trade
20 be carried on. OF which dishonest
peddlers are not slow 20 avail them
elves. Ask for their papers
The Atkinson House ruruisis-
ing Go. OF Portland. Hanger,
Auburn. Roekiand. Biddeford
and Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Etasl-"Ms. I'm sare Mrs. HlshrFsr
a,s gone % Murray By. Tasre I. 10 a.s
10 e.lling- MA-"COms. my dear. We
nus, call; and LEI u' hope TIA, you are
90, mistaken"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
OUR PuzzLE COR NER.

tcommanicAticas scr this Department, sboaid
- ssnt ne editor. W. II. kAsrrAs. kAsi SUN
L-pouBtE AcRosric.
4.
"Arsbl,a Nights with many lies
Tells Of this bird OF moes,roas slie.
2
A quiet. lsv-shIdiug state.
Not ruled BY King or po,sniais.
q.
A party. OF society,
In scottish tales ,his word We zee.
A frispdly greeting this win show.
No doab, we've all been greeted 90.
The cook. go diiiseut and Wise,
Pats this In bread 10 make II rise.
G.
The Ir.slltss In days OF old.
Were FED vi,h this, 80 We are told
Z.
vegetable qal,e small In sire.
which brings The tears TO sisrness eyes
Thi. thing, when eli 10 said and done,
l. bat "a single thiug. or one"
2.
A woman % whom you have read,
Who though, bitter life she led.
10.
when you put "too- before this word,
That II IL slang viil be svsrrsd.
~.
When singers tune the ehsnsefal lay,
TIL. part aids much. I'm sure yoa'n say
This word, which means spirit bad
IL applied 70 many roguish lad.
Zach velliormei person, s's. 60 poor,
Have score OF these, and some have
more.
Here roc may buy blsek Tee 90 green.
MOlassss. salt and kerosene
The primsls bring before your eye.
A moabtsln chain. 90 grad and hish.
The nu.ls show ~hsr, ns'sr vsai-
A city Of The ohspt
BExSir BKs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

AL entertainments, 3D. sss. a. A..
~. Ae-. a. DtsocsAr JOS oFFIcs. Pass, M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
nL-~onp sauAnn

A word onsn s.sd b, b,stsrs In
their bssibess. AMI oy horse 'essys 10
thsifs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

ASsvtNs TO PrTfLss or .,sr w.rs
III Gill bless The Lord 81 al uns..
a.. praise shall oou,iSsslly bs In my
moe'h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Composed OF "a is,isr..
NJ ., IS, ~. ai.s masleS insuunsnt
MI. N. =. G 4. the edge or border.
MyA. 10. igt.s household receptacle
MIA s. 10. 2 10 10 % In The figh, Mid
MI. rs siss place ZOE s,ofing grain.
Nj whole 10 TIE nnms Of notsi MA.
NAHr BHovS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

NlraNrtp-LsprEs 90 sg Vel 80
w CAst.tmss rrsas. - tsks ni'ht, plsas.al
.osk 81 tee s.a hsass. o. - 81 psf daF csa
~ qasuy mslis. woss ssat bF mai 49, fist.ses.
fsFteaiss- fr~s NJ caHssssias aiffsss st onrs
CREs EsT AIR ca .ig MAJ 81. llasiSs Ma.
nss sfp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Ra-un,,i.n 4. caused oy lse,ie acid Ia
TIE blood. watch HbDfs Susspviils usa.
IrstI .. aud TIA. cures rhea n stism
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

AL m-n AZ Supposed 10 have for.f.ih
ere, bat The c,naiD,l has ate fathers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

IcommenicAtige. %. mis- Department, should
- s~nt ths editor. W. a. kAsrsAs. kAsi SUN
ner. No
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

Zach vslliormsi person, .'s. 90 poor.
Have score OF these, and some have
more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

notice.!
All parties indebted 10 the under
signed are hereby requested 20 make
payment before the fret day OF jan
nary next 90 save costs. Payment
can be made 10 James ;. Wright, at
Paris.
Fsfi.. Nv. - tsss >.t uAWhfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18

This word. which means . spirit bad
IL applied 70 many roguish lad.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-26

Catchy" particularly the ,oplcal
song Of Rather" and that other song
with the whisIling interlude, both
sung by Miss McHenry, but we are
sorry we cannot say as much for the
PIANO. lt has seen its best days aud
Is entitled 10 a lcLg and undisturbed
rest.
Having "A day 10 spare, Mr.. Maeder,
the manager, was induced TO give
Miles City the benefit o. il, and the
announcement made from the stage
last night that the company would
give another performance tonight,
was received with enthusiastic APP
plause. The play tonight is Three
OF IA Kind" aud will be presented with
entirely new music. The New York
Graphic IN reviewing IL says:
The theatre was packed on Monday
nlght WITH certainly AN appreciltive
audience. Miss Nellie MrHenry con
iinuts Ia be IS ~eifrryescenL as N bottle
oil yeast, aud no amount of excessive
explosion serves 10 diminish the sup
pay. lhvfe mas been what has been
deemed IA fixed principle with respect
TO the quau lty of champagne prop
erly belonging To a certain GIrcumfer-
ence OF green giass; but here are about
u huudIei and twenty pounds Of
IL, every drop Threatening The cork
There are II good many VINO have sus-
pected this beady substance of too
much head aud who have trembled
lest IL suddenly hide itself in
the dreg-; tut the young lady on Mon
day night sang and played with more
than the excellenl gush ol her pre-.
viOu- visits. aud grew better Ms the
evening wore on, a SOM win "A jolly
laugh in II winning the audience com.
pleteiy. Mr.. Frank Blair is the other
conspicuous character in the piece.
his acting is good and his singing in a
new version of Johnny, Fill up the
BowP' is very funny indeed. +: IL
safe to say that ''rhree of a Kindu
will be given to no slim houses during
the present engagement.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-26
SALsBuKy's TIouBaDorRs,


one Nor, Chance To See Them Tonight.
There Is only one Nellie McHenry,
aud il Is doubtless a wise provision OF
Providence that she has no counter
part. One such package of unre-
strained vivacitg and sparkling m.rri-
ment Is enough to leaven the whole
country. The ordinary routine OF a
dramatic critic fails OF appreciation Ia
her case, for she has nothing ia COM
mon with any actress on the stage.
Her methods are her own, and though
she may have imitstors, she can Look
serenely upon their Efforts. with the
proud satisfaction that they will have
to be m ale IN her mould aud endowed
with her individuality before they eau
ever occupy the place she fills 81 com.
pletely as not 70 leave anything To bs
desired. How a company so perfect
In detail, and Of such Individual excel
lence, eau be so completely over
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-26
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