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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

ENTERED AT PosToFFICE AT SAN ANTONIO
TEXAS, AS sRCoND-CLAss NATTER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

THE games of ball played by the home
club yesterday and day before were .
credit to the city. The game yesterday
was down fine. The score shows that.
The citizens Of this place have q warm
corner in their affections for the home
team If they can carry the colOrs of the
club creditatly, otherwise not. San An
tonic has some good material. Com
ments have been made on the batting
qualities Of the club which are hardly
just, and little has been said about their
base running qualities in which their
real weakness lies. The club as q club
needs practice. Needs work with the
men in position. They have not been
accustomed to work in harness together,
and are only now coming into form and
that acquaintance with each others play
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

80 indispensable to success. The work
Of yesterday and day before was really
gooc work, and encourages the new
management to hope that at last San
Antonio has club that will not always
be lost at the home plate. The ball low
ers Of this city will stand by good man
agement and . good club, but will not
worry along at the tail end OF mule
race.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

be accepted as proof Of southern chiv-
airy, Willingness Of southern politicians
to bury the hatohet, and as sign Of the
forgiving tenderness Of southern gentle
men who have so magnanimously con-
sented to be reconstructed. Verify the
burden Of democracy is too great for the
land. How long, o Lord how long!
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15
AGENTS FOR THE LIGHT.
TUESDAY, MAY, IS, 1888.
oUANTRELL'S RESURRECTION.

Quantrelps old band held their first
reunion in many years on last Saturday,
at Blue Springs, Mo. 1t was a genuine
democratic love feast and may be said
to be the signal gun for opening the
campaign In the great state in which the
national democracy are to arrange mat
tiers and select candidates for the en-
suing presidential campaign. The band
now numbers seventeen members and
their reunion was made the occasion OF
their living over again the hellish deeds
of that 22nd August, 1868, when with 294
he made desperate assault upon Law
renee, Kansas, and raiding the streets
slew $50 of its citizens in cold blood.
This he accomplished with only the loss
of seven men. 1t was the most tiendish
and unprovoked act of diabolism that
he had yet perpetrated and his name
was even then an execrstion and curse.
Why the survivors of that band, every
one Of whom should long since have
graced halter, should choose this year
of grace 1883 to reasonable and recount
with ghoulish glee the Internal cruelties
OF the gang under that good democrat,
Quantrell, is not hard to discern. The
democracy are 80 anxious for the burial
Of the bloody shirt, they are 80 fearful
lest the union orators will faunt that
ensanguined document in the faces OF
the peace loving democracy Of the south
that one would suppose such an exhibit
ton as that OF last Friday would not be
given at this era. But there is south
ern vote to be made solid, and the old
rebel yell Ia confidently counted upon as
the soul stirring music under which the
national democracy will rally round its
old ensign and swear eternal hatred tC
republicanism. What more fitting thar
that the remnant of this band o.
land pirates, whose black flag meant
death to helpless women and children
because they would not forswear theil
love Of country and national union, whs
more fitting than that these devils in
SSA Lave uCCb Ou Lulb OC
oesion TO fire the southern hear
with recital of their deeds O
desperate valor when they rode into tina
doomed city in the peaceful Kansas val
ley and murdered $50 innocents in cox
blood. Were not these people Yanke,
mudsills? Were they not Kansas free
soilers9 Were they not the lawful pre-.
OF southern ohivalry, albeit they wer
defenseless women and children man,
OF them, and was it not meet, right an,
the bounden duty of democratic guer
rillos to shoot them down like hunte,
dogs upon their own hearthstones
Northern men may not refer to the out
RACES and perils OF war Loyalty wage
for the autonomy Of the nation and th
preservation Of the union. 1t Is wavin
the bloody shirt. But these miscreant
in human form may meet In the light {
day to glOat over the memory Of thel
dark and 6endish cruelties, and it muI
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For saIe--cottase Of 7 Rooms

A beautiful cottage of rooms, hall, gal
leries, bay window, large parlors with folding
doers bath room, with water closet and wash
stand; nearly an acre of ground, well fenced,
city and cistern water, hydrants, large sta
BILE, ETC., located on Dignowity hill. We can
sell this property for just what the land is
worth. Terms, y cash.
1913 HAMBLBToN, HADLEY & Co.
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For Sale--Tobin Hill.

stable and all necessary outbuildings, with
fine shade, fruit and shrubery; large hall, 9x32
feet, large galleries, city and cistern water;
ceilings 10 feet high, and large transOms over
every door; all the rooms elegantly papered.
This lovely home can be bought for much less
than cost. Terms: Oue-half cash.
liz HAMBLETON, HADLEY u Co.
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For Sale.

Lots on Government Hill.
Lots ON Dignowity Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depot.
Lots near Sunset depot.
Lots near International depot. 9-l2-tf
HAMBLETON HADLEY & co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

FORTUNE has not favored the San An
tonic Rifle companies In the matter Of
place in the forthcoming drill. The
Denver Cadets open the ball and after
them come the San Antonio Rifles and
the Belknap Rifles Of this city. Houston
Light Guards come sixth, and are fol-
lowed by the Montgomery Blues who
are the favorites In the betting, edds Of
three to two being offered against the
Houston Light Guards, and two to one
against either of the San Antonio COM
panies. The field sells for the same as
either of the companies from this city.
At this writing nothing of Importance
has transpired, only the arrivals and the
appearance Of town unused to crowds
overrun by an influx for which they can
hardly find moving room. The event
will be a great advertisement for Texas.
Thousands from this city will take in
the town and thousands from Austin
will come hither to see the historical
center of the Lone Star state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

The Dallas Times Herald continues to
slug away at the city on the sand bar by
the sea. In lafs issue it says:
"Texas commerce, Texas agriculture
and every other interest in Texas has
paid heavy tribute to Galveston for
years, enough to make 1t the richest
city in Texas. But Texas is getting big
enough to assert its Independence of
Galveston, and the people of the state
are thlnking seriously of supporting any
private or public enterprise for the de-
velopment OF one of the other sea ports.
Arkansas Pass has q strong financial back
ing, and promises now to solve the
problem in very few months"
North Texas Is becoming deeply inter-
ested in this problem of deep water at
Arkansas Pass. The state is evidently
tired OF waiting for the gal with the vest
on to pull it off and dredge an open pas
sage to the sea, and will try elsewhere.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

The cases, In the United States cir
cult court, against Mayor Callsghan and
ex-Alderman Lockwood, charged with
assault at the time OF the prohibition
demonstration on government lot last
summer were taken up yesterday and
Judge ordered the jury to find for the
defendants, there being no evidence to
sustain the charge. There never was,
and the whole matter has simply been
used as a whip with which to excoriste
San Antonio. Probably no other man
who could possibly be elected mayor OF
this city would have been arrested
under such circumstances, and probably
no other mayor would have stood idly
looking on at crowd of hoodlums
disturbing a colored prohibition orator.
San Antonio has paid the piper. Her
citizens have been blaguarded all over
the Union for this thing. Her notoriety
has been far from pleasant, and when
next she elects mayor it would be well
to pitch upon some one, who. like
Caesars wife, 10 above suspicion. San
Antonio owes but little In the way of
either good will or gratitude to those
who instituted these suits and brought
to her an OprObrium that was unde.
served.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

f8Bear In mind that Frank j. Bethel
keeps builders hardware and lumber, at
the international and Great Northern
depot. 9-1l-1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15

SN\oS e ePoss are OF rF tFou5l ei0v with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Alker's Baby soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 20 cents. Sold by
Ragland & Kennedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
HraAnXOOd.

We are slsi. - .sy TIE lsast, aud s'eu
trylns ~ - ,a.nkfsl f,r The iuprosem' ut
In M weather
Rspoft .ays there I. oss farmer Who has
uot dug his potsiOss sud another sho 10
no, vet doas haylrE. bat The latter O.. ihsy
u.sd 20 say 10 ~ar tines, needed eotnrms'
tion
Ak Hicks and wife are going over TO
ruu the boarding. hosss for Teooet,s and
cammius., Who iutsui 20 employ some
aresn OF tseuty habts.
A u Bryant hsd . numoer OF sheep
come home amer An sh.enos OF some
...ks In ne woods. oOe az whose hssos
"a. .sli nllsd wiih hedgehog calls
while George Aver "a. gathering sp
ne. Tor Jan SNAIL. be fsll from uve snd
broks hi. pose. 10 short tine BE ~.
.sm.a IA. work ~h-n another apple Tell
an M. no.s and hrOke 10 over agaln rs'a'
n an unlucky pose that
10 ssAn abi wife stopped With us
lss, saturday night on thsir way notes
nom /. visit n c. &. Do~'s In WOODSTOCK.
rb.y report Hsnry BrigE'. ~fs no osi,sr
~ rhsamstism. bsing stlh unable 10 nsip
s.r..lf much. Henry, her husband, u
an Al uork Al Albany.
Timothy ON IL also sufering Win raee'
n,,i.m s5 that be can HARDLY SAk Del
. young MA tssuty'ihree Years OF
TIE wsa,hsr during the pas, season "a, ~,
probably mach % do Win 'ha Psh'9'
tlsaass
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Albany.

A summer like day. We hope u IL the
besiaulng of "iBiisu summsr."
oar people Who attended TIE meeting OF
uaioa Conference a. H,rrisou report an
Interesting and profitable occasion.
Mr Joan Foster OF Msrrimse. Mass, II
Nth nj. IN ,,her 81 his uncle Daniel Clnks
lie IL suf firing from bronchial troubls
sui unable - labor. lie has been very
low.
Gsorse A. Clark :. on the sick lls, sgsin
LYMAN Johnson and wife are visiting
relatives Ia O,isnsld.
Ambrose Hutchinson has been spending
several week. with HI. father.
y 4. Hutchinson IL about returning q
his business In Massachusetts,
y y. Haichibson has jast rsturned from
visit IN his unels. T. II. Hutchinson. OF
Gofhsm. ". II.
ID A. Cummlug. has Ju.t sent q car load
10 sppls. up The line OF th- Grand rfuuk.
and has gone 20 see % the delivery OF then
paid si IS per barrel Zoe No. 1. ~ ih'
depot
Pred A. Clark and family have returned
90 their home by the side OF Songo Pond
They have spsn, the sun ner In the lsks
r.giou esriug for tourists and have mais
q profitable thing ogi oft
Cas.lsy psrn,li has sold his pair ol
colts for 500
Stock Is selling qalts low II 1. hoped
there may b. = ehsnse for the better snei
n.rt Tuesday.
Forty eight years ago voted for Tip
p.eAnoe and Tyler. TOO" and nov expect
IN vote ior = grandson of the Oh hero.
The world moves AMI We s,ill live"
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South Buckaeld.


All ex..olilsfs % The var u the rebel.
uon lastly FEEL pride AMI inisresi 10
-verythiug relsiing u the regiment Ia
shlea they served Tue Lewiston Jour
nal paan.hs. some rsmini.eenee ofthe LIT
Maize cavalry furnished BY . Bethel cor
r,.potdsui from which we take the liberty
20 spp.nd thls brief extract "DarlnR oar
ate var 10 ne mld., of that loyal uprising.
twelve huuirei citlf'ns Of Maize. many
~ them tsachsr-, scholars from school,
lawyer. snd doctors TOOK the oath - serve
ne Uaitsd States OF Ameries honestly
sui faithfully sgsius, all 10 enemies vh.,'
.osv-r. snd orgsnlE,i themselves Into The
Prs, M,lne Cavalry. 10 their patriotic
al they gave no heed 70 ,hsl' psodlnf
sacrifices ola good hone. comforts ADD
iu1arir-. Tor The army blanket AMI the
chsngeless Nmy rstiOusi 20 thought.
shove al. 20 the sarrrtder OF AL their
fights OF indsps pdsn, speech aud action
~ their oath % osey the orders OF their
.ppoiu,sd supsriofs. They fa'n'led the
obligations % ihelf osihs In full measure
They served a. regiment through The
var ana did their full share to restor.
uuiou and peace 20 the c0uniry. In Dis
charge % that duty the life OF The regiment
"a, told 10 more thas four score encoun'
,srs 9Th the enemy. and oar loyal STATE
% M,lns nllsd vacancies n they occurred
until The ron was heightened io nearly
three times twelve hundrei names
The regiment contained men OF nearly
sysry age and position In lifej many Of
them were smoo,hfsoei school boys, who
In NOS, cases made the best soldiers.
Jthn Record has male extensive repairs
on bis house.
D,r,sr l. slso m,king changes and re-
pairs on bis builiiugs.
Aboa, every other farmer has horse or
colt for sale and some have several.
Charles Y. Allen and some OF his neigh
Dor. send their wintsr fruit N LYNN.
A. W sawyer h,s been Offered 50 Tor
his .esnliug colt got BY frsnklin Price,.
Frank spauldlng has . spleudii weaul'
Ing col, got By the sane horse.
II A. Con.nts brood SOW bad inter
OF fourteen pigs.
ssyer.l farmers have hsd their turkeys
stolen. Between nature aud The Thieves
our farmers are having . sorry time.
We hear Of farmer ths, has slx or
Mind ana horse and uses none of them
n. A. Consnt has bough, Benz 'mln j.
Turner'S oIeu.
Horace Morrill, started for South New.
market. n n, Tuesd y, with sdrove oil
stock. George X Holland and VIII JOr'
dan bring The drivers.
But little fall work beside harvesting Is
helnr done this fall the grouud being "a
.,,. besides II rains bali OF the time.
Pr,d Foster IL N .sseh the winter tern
NJ school on south Hill.
P,reiya 4 Lowell IL TO teach the sehoo
An an. stsarns district, Paris.
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Oxhnrd.


samuel B1npe. will soon move TO BIZ
farm.
sD Ei-,rss Ia going into The NTH
husiness
Rsfs. Bowler. OF welehvills, Is slei
sith pusumouis.
The society OF Cars,ian Haiesvor has
new Staging books, the gin Of friends Ia
Massachusetts,.
Mr. Jon~- has moved N his house par
chased % Thomas R,hlnson.
Tier. "a. social dance a. Ceutrsl
Hal. Ssiurtfy evening
M,rrici O-tobsr ltth By Rev w. n
Bsrtlst, william X Blmpu. - Miss Car
N. wsriwsii. both ~ oxford.
l. G. Stoue Il said "a ~ Improving.
Miss Staples IL canvassinx TOT oool
Driven from Sea 10 Sea" with goo
suceess
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Rnxbury.

Missionary Yors asd war eorre.p oofeni
psi vi.lt % Fosters logxlag camp 10
he moantsln. TIE rosi IL horrible,
rocks. mai AMI v,tsr. Sons % The ssy
ous pfe,ioninsiss All sometlm-. snotast
"a ths say 90 came upon J Wssks
sbasi-f- b. hsi h~su ~tta q load anf
50 coming out .ui -sikinE In fron, of
his oxsu. Amer time BE looked BACK
ara f1ard that M. Wheel. hal parted CON.
pauy. Toe sxsl hAi broksn AM ooe uhsvl
sas missing Arriving al he camp 80
foaaf over - men busy eNuug dinnsr
They az halldiug an siditl0n - The camp
a. thsy ir,sni ~ DO more oasiness tnan
tAey dii last sioisr. TIE camp i 10 ~
nate large snoagh ~ sccomm date thiriV'
nvs msn The msn are veterans NJ
Fo.tsr 1. vsry psrticalsr. snd u Be hit,s
ma more than one year u IL becauss hs u
. Sat class had sni be gets hlg sss's
and fsrs. d-.t rate b~sidss. We bad
very pleasant visit Th- camp 10 many
hun.irpi FEET higher than ths river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

las = ne uii- 20 tas ist.st. snd oy al
80 - nosi eaafming hook for lite
49, ~ asvs ever sea IT, fsbles, or
1919, AZ ightfal, bui Tie iiiastfsti0os
HssrPy imm~uss
- slt,or Ps'm~r Cor. l. nss stsr
!. - issr.is n-msbsni. out b. shioss
pr 4is orinisncy. uis charmiex 70
-. IVA hoe 20 ths vorlf famed N %,
~ D. iaf outshins. that celebrated liter
~ comet ~ hi. iuimltshls Illasirstipn.
=, a''ssss % his birt.. animals, Insects
- iAfi--, gOhlins. etc, In gfoisi qas
a,i maiss th.m reason. AlE. dance
ca % eli sorts % ths oldest pfsnks
sn,o.e. 20 riiuE hnnits dsixht ~
- a. 'Isilsut isstruetl1n % tA- yOang
see ~ his book "Qaesr feopls
Hosg,ts p-rfect ovatlsn % prsiss
- t,s nfighisst msn In The land. FSf
Ates, Co. CiirtOs n Fisk says II
- nv chiitreu ~ild 9Th dsligai,
20. Rasssll n. Convel. The famoa'
.afsf, ssYsi "D0nt ssnd ne snothe'
box, Cor esnt gsi ny eeiidren &c
IAs ianoas si,ts.msn diplomat. and vil
s--.st ca. ssys TIE Ksesr Ksp~rs ar
s-Pf iucumpsrabls.- rhils he cis'
.-a.eed theolosisn. he. Howard Cro-oj
Asy have the fsscinsti0o thai %
- 70 Top AID Uuele Rsmos, snd tns
$50 Post. DE- Oliver Wendsl
60, writes n an sorry have no,
ssssiy fail % LILLE folks 20 srijy ~
tai Pictsrss and stories
,ops fsol-s sre esj r-d By Old sne
- AL ar qaOt-a ~ he gres,es
.s.o's ssd surely th~-s sqaslly ehsrmiaz
,,', - prOfassly snd sSqllsitsly ilas
- sili charm youux and Oh for sen
'es n cone.
- sale ofthis book viii sareiy .
.noas. n 10 pablisnsd oy The vel
49, 49, aoass % HaSosrd Bros, Philsdsi
- Caies<o. AMI Ksnsss CITY. ~ sooG
~ ps'soes dssirins An assney should ~
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Brovnaeld.

DIED, October lisl after an illness OF ,
20 dsys. Mr.. Tnam,s Moalion. AGED 2.
yesrs
Mis. Patty wsut~orih l. dangerously
sles. .so Mrs. CAulss Sssn and Ma
Nofrison.
Mr.. Lsareoce MSrfisou sni wife snt
Mssisr Harry Merlin. Of Britgton. srs
stopping a. A. N Norfisoa's
Past GRAFT n n Siu.rt. % P.qass.
ut LSigv. q or. di~i Ia South Bos-
toa. October sai. v,s broeshi 10 ihis, III.
us,ivs town Zoe lntsrmsat. The esvmon.
&c % ths order -sry performed ~ th'
grave
Mr. Richard Rs.,srriek. % Mouut Pleas.
ant. Bo.ton. Mas AM Mr. N Y. Cotton,
70 fprt.upuih. y. A.. ar visiting friends
In tDgu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
West Bethel.

-. n..sl~. ar. MAKING pr.,v
,horourh canvass 10 this vleih,y' ~,
0-orrs w. Hsrdsn and both OF nsI e. ~.
s,.n have then O.hsr parents in wv
- ~. ar. liable 20 have them.
ri M,lns.. 4 Orfori, stopped ~ p.
,.,m iu Fryebarg Academy Grant aaes's,
80, ara started on Ms return wtuoss
Al, .i,h . part ofhis aDek and hsri "a''"
n. markets IN Norway. -,
"a Grover IA. marketed bis stock OF
.,ol.. Al OF Is pr barrel With 's'"0''
shaw and ID. D. Grover sent car
NJ notstos. - Boston one weeksso' "'
h. al their Own raising. a.
S,hum W. M>son 10 soon 70 re'ss
a.,,ln- n. n. where be uln tste ea' -
of the building OF Q bridge se
Audro,eosslu. Mr.. NJ. 10 an ehpe''SO
bridge builder. a, nj.
ID Grover IL msking repairs on !.
800 c.rpso,sr work sapsrin'sn'eu "
", an. bsu.nt % numsroos snqairs.s
In ..y that p. L waite hiss sooa No"
milch coz Tor ssis. ,n M.
George w. Grover remAn,ns No.,
s.ssl- eontitiOB oai coniortaois 'he "'''
Of TIE tine. .,,., Ia I'M
Th..s nv days Of dae veAsnsf ~ JIM
proving he travelling naea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Hebron.

Oar enterprislog ,oaeg merchsnt, v II
Glover, has been suffering for the las, twc
vssts with blood poisoning In the face
IL slowly Improving.
| A large uambsr OF the students attended
NE soeisbl. ~ East Hebron frIdsv even
time.
The 1--WE Five club ,hs, IA. won 9
good rpatstiou this fall l. TO give |. con.
| esrt ~ Oxford village soon.
The students bad q mock trisl
At The chapel Tuesday evening. October 30
Miss Carrie Curtis has been spending
ths week With Miss Marshall 81 the Glover
House. A.W.
Are We having fudian summer
raesisy evening the staisnts held their
lsst lyesum for the term
"Wednesday evening Jadge Bonnsy. OF
Portland, gave very interesting lecture
ON his trip 10 California
There l. considerable sickness here AZ
present Hors,io March I. lick With some
gastric trouble. Levi Merrill and Willie
are sick and several others FAR from we'll.
All are taxing advantage OF the doe
weather and mach work OF various klais
q being done.
The new parsonage IL ready for the
day.
Rev. Ne. Richardson I, having hi.
house impaired.
Mrs. vletors Burows has bail, q new
Ell n Der house.
Frnk Pihs's house is progressing rapid.
~
Ne. Graves has been eispboNtips and
painting his barn.
fsrslsn Everett, IL psin'isg hls house
ard With Levi Merrill's painted = short
tine ago The road that way will look very
trim. q
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Hiram.

Mr.. Jane wsisworih has recently erect.
"a = memorial IN the memory OF her late
husband. Cap, samuel waiswor,h, II
cos, Of Sos
Charlie Greene Of Portlsnd IL t home
AZ hi. fathers 10 Esst Hiram, With . car
BANGLE on bis neck
Mr. Charles W. BrAElsr 81 East Parsons.
nsld visited his brother Robert this week
NJ REUBEN \. Moulton :. 81 home .
few days from hi loeein In Bartlett, ". VI
Our son. I'll G. wsisvorih. made hi.
nf-; trip 10 Portland this week.
George II. Rankin, Que Of the select
men, has made .rsenslve rrpairs on the
fosf ia the Cotton district
George II. Goodwin aud Lsvi Il Robbins
have returned from Midleboro, Mas.
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Rumford Center.

Nj. Nellie y. casamau, nov OF Aniov-
90. who Married joseph Jackson. has re-
oslvei q notice Of psusloa OF 81 40
She has only been Married q short time
sni hi. smoaui will come In jus, The
rlgh, time. Mr. v A. simpson, Of this
town. her gusrdisn. has worked hard on
the p.nsion m.uy yesrs
Mr.. waldo Ps,,sngili has bought good
herd 81 Jerseys Others Ia town have 90,
several Jerseys each.
Mr.. q. II. Abbot, got thrown DOT OF bis
wagon and hart qalts badly a. Ram'ord
Polnt last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
East Sumner.

High Schools ., samBe', Hartford and
Backneld closed on Friday.
y q Head has moved into the resi-
d,pce OF ne late A. J. Russell, and Lutis
Pomsroy into the rent vacated by MI
Head. Rents are 10 good demsnd Jas'
now.
Qii,e o business IL being done In ship.
ping spples and potatoes from Es, san
ner station
Po,.,oss are said to be ro,,ipg badly Il
some localities.
Lots Of apples viii remain unpleked thl'
fall as they are plenteous.
Sir. william Dollor IL about removing
TO Chesterville where he has been at worl
OF late.
Mr.. Wedge OF Hebron Academy, W
learn. IL 10 supply regularly the Bsp,is
churches in Sumner. lie has lsboret hef'
during the past fsw months and We uus'
be will be well received and do good ssrv
Ice In the Masters cause.