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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Rumford Centre.

Miss Lucy Lafiiu Was thrown from q
wagon few days since and hurt very bad
Mr.. walter Laikin and wife from
ChIcsgo. are visiting At his fathers.
waiter holds good position there 10 his
uncls's extensive organ and piano factories.
We are slsd 10 see Ramford yong men
pashing ahead.
NJ. Hesedi.h Silver, age 9i years, at
tended church here the i9Ihi bis tes'imo'
nv was grand
Miss Emma Dolley has been quite siek
but "a gaining slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

hvsic TOE rHE CaNPnGS.-we have
- 'scsivsd from lie Publishers, ,.
oNaa't's Sons. lt5 wabash Ave, cops
he True Bas Rspahliesn" Campaign
eoes bo0k, containing sixteen pieces OF
SO srrsugct Tor male Casrtst,e. Win
-e'os snd music completes. The music
- afrsnEed ~ qasr,stta Of Campaign
sssrs ssP' eislly Cor The cnuing esn-
AsA rAe prizes q The book l. oui -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
EAst Brownnald.

The weather l. . reminder OF the near
approach % The Ice king.
S-serL have heen attending the esmp
meeting ~ Marthss Grove.
Chsrls and Annie Rice Of Boston, are
visiting Al Ms. v. X. Stlckneys.
home.
Mrs. Mathis Sad. has returned 10 her
hone In Boston amer Speeding some weeks
With Der mother. Mr.. Isaac Kenerson.
MIS-. X : Huutress and daughter have
been al Der uucle's. 4 W. Msnsn@ld's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
North Fryeburg.

We learn that Moses Hartman. former
ly OF ives, Rryeburg, now OF Sebsgo, Ii In
very poor health.
The Ladies' Aid met on Tuesday OF last
week with Mrs Charles waterhouse.
Mr. John A. Colby OF Chicago. has been
visiting relatives and friend 10 the neigoor'
hood OF his old home.
The Birch Hill Circle met last week with
Mrs. q. +. Haley.
A large company assembled on the even.
Ing OF Aug. Is, 20 celebrate the crysta
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Hutchins
bringing many substantial tokens ofregart
and good will
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Runford Point.

Miss Phgbs Merrill OF Boston. daughter
Of the Rev. Mr.. Merrill, formerly OF this
place. il spending few weeks with he'
irlends In this vicinity.
Mrs. q. A. Buutou OF Dorchester, Mass,
/. visiting At her fathers, WIN. Elliouts.
The socisbles which met with Mrs
HAYES and Mrs J. II. Martin the 18th an
22ad Inst. respectively, were very enjoy
able occasions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Hartford.

The rsnslns ~ l. Hos,ri Maxim. son
~, Df Maxim. sefv nfOaght home from
Newcastle. Ind. whsr. be- died OF typhoid
fsvsr, last week The funsfsl was A. The
house last sandy Mr. Maxim sas Zoe
yoaug man ant bslovei ~ AL who knew
him.
Mrs. c. NJ Irish hss gone on a'isi, 70
nn.tou
May Hutchinson l. home on visit
Ernest L Thompson from Holoroot'
Mass Is mAkirg = shor, visit 70 bis ffiend'
10 Hartfori
BAD weather for getting grain and rather
cool for sweet corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Best Cough Cure.

For all diseases ol the Throat and
Lungs. no remedy j. 80 safe. speedy. and
certain a. Ayers Cherry PectoraL
An indispensable family medicine.
~ fni Aver. Cherry Pecioral an
invaluable .smedy Tor colds. coughs.
aud other ailments II the throat aud
lungs"-M. s. Randall, s0I broadway.
Albany, y. Y.
IL have used Ayers Cherry Peetoral
Tor hronrlflfs anil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Bryant's Pond.

Mr.. W n. n,oslt. 4. In Auburn on .
fes weeks visit
Some an Aandrei vere Al The Grove
meeting. the l9ih Inst The speaking Was
VERY gOoi indeed
The No. wootstock olab playei . game
with the village third nlne. Wednesday
Score - % To favor OF Brysnts POnd.
Miss Grace MoanifnT' ~ this village. l.
attending school a. SancOok Academy,
MI.
Many strangers were 10 town Sunday.
Some eighty took dinner a. The Glen MI
HDuss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
East Hahron

Farmer. .r. having . hard time 70 nuish
having On accouut ~ dali wesiher.
Thers l. - he . DAG raising ~ this plAes
rs1i Thursisy At 9 pm. 10 Il expected
that Juige Savage OF LEWISTON ~iu deliver
ar address II l. hoPcd We Will have
good attendance
A R-publean Cub has been formed here
.nd a toFchliRht company organized.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

A-sts iss attorneys attending Prooais
a. lsso'rttcy Courts lasi vesk ssrr
T.. Ssa.sy % Canton. Blsoes snf Her.
Bscte,li. RNhisil. rrssk. J. >. and
rs Hafo- % D.Nasld. Hsrrick and FRYE
a Rstss,. Seams snd Kimosn % Norway.
HE Haslrgs % Fyrsoarg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Dixnold.

We h,i smart rain herr Tuesday night
A MARI SP~ci>liy Chexhihlt here Taes
dAy.
Farmtr WHITES house IL being dashed
90 ths outsife.
George M-rrilr. house will soon b.
really Coz Occapsny.
NJ. Geo. Gate. AMI wife have retained
from their visit in Nes Hampshire.
Sou- ~ our citiEsns are attending The
O1'ord Coaniy Horse breeders Assocls.
too ~ SnrsaY. this seet.
Later Cox 10 - that he can Get around
qalte nicsly without The al OF cruihss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Lowell.

Fnns 81 Russell !. ., home on the sick
list - o..
Joaa FsrriBgtOn. Jf.. has been SICK TOT
three weeks -. -. a.
sauner KimbAli and wife have gone 70
I.cotia. n. II, on account of the slesnes-
OF DE 6srimsu's child. -.
Ebsn Ch.pmsn snd wife, Win ,hsu
daughter. Mrs. Wakefield, .nd ehild' paw
b-.u visiting here. They also spent ais"
dsy. AZ East Waterford. NJ,
Mrs Mslleu Eastman IL at soa'h ra's
Tor medical treatment
Rep,lrs are being made on TIE LOWE 'H"
Dr Hrald has bought Mrs. Caroline
Bells house and Il making ex'eos"s "
pairs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
linton

Deacon O.good Perry hAs more oosrdsr'
from the city.
As gentleman by the name OF Pond, ]
usdsr.tAnd = sewing machine agent, Was
passing by this place lately, his morse
dropped dead In The rosd.
Jane. I. PartIldgs Is quite poorly IN
abls - ne AZ bis store bot little. ..
Horace Perry and sif.. with Miss biiih
smith are camping out this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
HirAnn.

Mr.. CephAs wadsworth snd wife OF Bos
ton Highlands, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. John n pike OF Los Gstos, CAL
IL visiting her old home She Is d,ugo'
ter OF the late Hon. John II. Huooard.
James Clemens has engaged jon o'
Illner and carpenter work AZ Thorn Noun
tain on cottages for Boston parties.
The Democrats will hold Represents
tive caucus on Aug. %.
Thermometer Aug. 2ith a. 30.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

A fortnight Of very bad weather which
must b. vvry dspressipg 20 the farmer who
has not Yet dashed hsying. and qaits a.
much 80 "a The camping oui parties
We had services AZ The upper and middle
school houses on the sabbath by The Rev
Mr. Davis OF Nswry, who gave rs Two sh'
cellent sermons.
oar school commences today. taught b,
wills Holt OF Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Great Iaintinx.

The Baite q Getty.bafg l. sublsci that Interests
sAsfyto.iy, fat proven By the oontinaed AMI IA
.fisnianfs 90 the plai1rm A The cycorsma buuiing
Sal Trtmout ~. lloston. livery squire Ga TIE oAnfa
J. flll oflls ani sctou. And Gre seems to Hash hom
he eyes ofthe artillery horses a. iheY msily rush In
10 ths hottest II he fght n release Tie disabled can
non a the froni fsw realize that this year close
this great sahlbition In B0ston. bat u 10 -. ner
subjsct egu. IN ever respect % the pfessnt one y
80 ~ p.cs Al the close u the ssAson. Those sh'
AL D. improve this Last opportunity o. see the CREATES
of al Amsrlcan battles vii have sotnsthing o. rsgfs
al thslf lives, bot they wil Al ses "a u possible
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Remarked 70 . fflsni the other d.y that she kns-
KEMP. IlalsAIn fof the Throat sad Lungs sss "a
psrior rtmeiy, a. stopped her coagh INSTANTLY whsi
other cough remedies hal no .ned Shsis'ef. - v
pu.te this AL convince Yea of 70. merits. any drug
hst vii give yoa sample bottle free. Large "k'
t0c snd OIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Aps-rcfstlc caucas vss he'd ~ ths
rt.rr ulu.s SsiartaY Aisruoon. ChAries
4 wsIfnsn vss nomiustsd ~ candidate
~ Representative o. he legislature from
'ss f.ifci composed - Paris. Baehasli,
a. Nt1n Plsuisuon Mr.. waterman
.ysiy "a he Labor sbi Prohibition
- raf.rns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

r,.l.., sni-rtslunsut zoe The hsnse, OF
"a, f..ats t,ks p.scs this Tues.
s,f' srsa.ug Ang -, consls'iag Of
csisr,lA HIGHLAND Fhag All fisx Dfill
c,ts al .cs cream slii b. f1f ssls daring
- srr..n. r, close siia q too hpars
--,-s.si- Nltc - Y1aag's orchestra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

ctras " Backs farm bailiings a.
G-,sa-,si. MI. fsrulture M ~ tons NJ
t,f So hlrnef ~ noon. Monday, Aag.
80 Llss 9! ou's Insured for $1,000
90 s,s.s . Supposed % be combustion
e. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

e.o-ss " E,ion. Who has lived Cor
.,,,-,l ysars a. Mrs. wm. Gases, veui
N,sl,y o. B,isiuslle. Mss, where hl.
a., sous 81 b. TIE best wishes OF
A.t5grg fisris - With him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Obituary.

Ia thl. city. Sunday. August u, Mrs,
Mary KlmbAll. widow Of the late Isaac
Kimb1ll. aged IS years ani 9 months
The deceased wa. ana,lve of Malice, Twins
Tor many year. In fryeoarg. OF that state.
With her Husband and four children sh'
removed 10 Minne.ois In the early year.
% the fnie.. aud located al Rice Creei
nov Fnilsy). keeping hotel Tor severs
years. then coming n Anoka and opening
the Klmb,ll hoase. which they successful
ly conducted for years. Mrs. klmb,lI'
long NE Vas died with loving ai.eniln 10
Others, AMI The world Il much the better
TIA, 90 true q woman HI. blessed u. Her
death was "like lying down 10 pleasant
dreams n awaken N imorisliv. 30,
leaves four children. Mrs J Eastman oi
this city, Mrs. 4. A fArringion OF Ran
.ey. Mrs.. Matt Laib OF Spokane Fails,
W r, AMI Mrs Frank Hobbs OF fryeoutg,
Maine. TIE funeral services were held
Tuesday. Rev. T. Reid on ;l.,ing .-AnokA
fMluu. Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Al Pars. 10 the County Of Oxford and
state Of Maae. the 2lf dav Of AUG, A. ID. isss.
The usiersigasi hereby gives noucs OF his ap-
pointment 40 Assigaee Of
0EoRGE y. WILSON, Of Woodstock,
In the Coaaty % Oxford. tnsoiveat Debtor.
Who has bees declared IN Insoivsnt upoa HE pal
ion b. the Cosrs OF Insolvency. fos sad County Of
cHARLEs n. BENSON, Asslssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Tn. pe..,.,,.. az r.s,..

I. aioat three thoasand. and ~e soald sAy a least
oneha ars troublsd with some Affection ofthe throat
add lgng., a. thOss complaints are, accofdng - stat
stirs more numerous than other. We woad advise
al our readers Dot o. neg 80 the oppauuniiJ ~ cal
GA their druggist and gst bale u kemps BasAn'
fsr the Throaf and Lungs. Trial sire ffee. Large
i.s,tis. Sc. asi on. sod By all Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

NAnesuug ~ Paris Grange, No. a.,
- a. tas.f a.. SATURDAY, Aug, 23ih, me
r.1srg program for memorial services
q, - tosia % rlon Pat Dardsu OF Mss.
U1rihy Mutsr 20 he National Grsngr,
rPcrief ~ Sister Hiram Cummings from
IS c1-n ttfc fsssd fof thAi parpo.e Al
tf-sf nr-T-g. 49, carried cat BY he
6'stEs. a. 'lloss
o. Scent prayer
o. srUnE
RI .s.ssi r,.iiug. By a. Tarrsr. WI
d ls1slss n-o q. .. uammoai. On N
.raE ri Bro uarfen.
.r Fosr III sister n. Cunning
%. ksuslks hY y N DhNss.
~ U.oslrg resolution ~. ofsred oy
b. G-esns sri adopted oy me Grange
Er-1.VeL Thai 90 Or,ief ~ Patrons q
lls1srfff lave net sifn xrtai 90 IN tls
.sst Fl. fre worthy Mkstrr 81 ths NAtiQile ~
ertrgs. nru fai uari-n. A grvst And noois
a. L. soc. art - dsplors tns loss, ~ -
u0.u r0f ~ trn-s having uo hopF, pat 81,
c1-sr.a.i II tre trnnEhf. ttsi his mantle stAl.
"a. u 49, 80 49, snls All al - thAt thl'
ga Nrlrr slrrf DO mstsuA lo-s % thi'
.THraHrrrrHr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

es esile.i. 90 Nail~a s.. "a Jscksc. "a /.
80 called. OF Malisa I0. % Jackson - nrsi
- - srrors, stars !. knckets y iet On 49, =
=. Aockets earned rams. Stars q 49,
- y uns o. cane. one hoar snd hhHo
ss ans nv. sanford fuEx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Hssry n uammoud hss been drawn a.
"a ARR ron Paris. snt l. u. Carter
a. Yr1sk Bsnnstt a. traverse iarors-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
The Pockets.

Sos - give TIE detailed score OF
IRE game ~ oAii played ~ he Rockets
- tas Stsrs % GlrhAm, The Merchants
o >1sia Paris, and q nine from Bach
80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

w,rs % ne siiswslks Il progressing
= - tasy Az sssumlng IN appearance
F-o-s sonfoft snt convsnienos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Of Msine. the fff day NJ Aus.. A. u. fsss
Ths ussersIssef hereby sives nstis- Of his sp-
pointmrrt &c Assignee Of
9koR6E I. WHITMAN. % weots,oes.
has ben declared fnsolvent upon he petition
bv tse Court Of tssolvecey ~, the ssid Coasty OF
oxford. JAMES 4. WRIGHT, AsslSnss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

n. p,s.,l Yohss. 49, Edwin y. fobes
.sN1r,s CAnbuigs. Mes. have been
vstag asfe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

President Cleveland IL soon 10 issue
message 10 the people recommending that
every family should use Rrown's Instant
Relief, the great family medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
I'm. rnnnln. serrnion. Pal

EnESsnuEd, Pa. Aug. AFTER 9 palm
FOL AMI lingering Illness Mrs. Abraham
A. Barker, the wife Of Hon. A. A. Bafker,
Chairman OF the Prohibition State Central
committee % Pensylvanis. departed this
NE on Tuesday, Jaly 3lst, ISIS. Her
funeral WAS held August God, az koens'
burg. Csmbri. county. where she With her
family, has resided for shout thiriy'two
years Her virtues, pleiy and
llfe. work could only BE- allied IN In ne
brief time allotted IN the service but this,
IN the writer AZ least, seemed well Tor
her lie bal always been 30 uupretsnuous'
so up.slnsh. 80 loyal 10 God and the right
80 devoted ~ the wsll.belng and the h,p'
pines. of her family aud many friends
yea. so pure. 80 beautiful and 80 good that
no Que present need he reminded from The
pulpit OF her high virtue aud queenly
worth. Mrs Bakers maiden
name VA. Orsins 4 Little. She was born
ct North Bhdgston. Msine. Oct. -. ISL
being at the time ~ her death 81 years old
Her father. Rev Valentine Little. w,s
Congregational minister. She aud Abfa'
ham A. Barker. then OF Lowell, Msine,
we're united In marriage q, Salisbury, H.,
June ?l,h. lst2 She therefore shared
with her husband the trials snf rewards
OF this NE during &C years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

u-,EL- PARIS Az family. All Per.
80 =. Paris. Esq, % Nss YORK are
r..tsg Al tAs o.t homestead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

Nd G Billings. AMI Mrs Am
r.'g,,. of S'utA Paris, were n The hiil
Yrtu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

p,JH Cochrsns. Who has jas, 70
ursst from BsrmAA. uss hsrs one day last
sci
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

-. ce.rls. II. Gilbert. Of Canton, vas
=, SIS Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

- pitrte.i bAli. a. Record. EDWARDS,
ltlss. saith g. Irish :. stolen ua-.s.
1. ~ lrisl 80 49, \ q saith. umgire. 4.
loskef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

s.-,s.F KalghL Eco. Of Ramfori.
-. h tosa lAsi sesh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

,A,P s.s.ru.. Of Cambridge. Mass ,
.,.liiss In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

$50 Lswis % Britg,ou. i spend.
-. s.,s with Mrs.. n Cole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

-, Wv KlnS.lI AMI wife are a,
x-FT KlnhAfA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

INV. woStbay. % Bethel, a.
- Prosais Coart lAs, ~esk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

nj, SAsha Goawia. Zee Of Bethel,
:, pa. Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

~, ,,s Mr.. George n. Atwood srs
80. nogi.rg al Well Pond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

w.uu.s G Sto-sli. o, DlHnsli. va
.g.ut.c iays at svsk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

NJ. Nnlis Austin 4. on svisls 10 DIX
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

uAT wNksr snd wife. % Brldg
= 81, a Paris lsst vel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

UniversAiist Church. Rev. Caroline y. Angsll
rssior. Pre.shlne service an sanday. "a '. ~.
sabbath school, F.r.
secaai Coagrv r.ilaaai Charsh. Rev. u. =. Ilieou
pastor. Preaching service, saaa.y, 10 % A. n rAs
bsfh sslaa, m as AN, kociL hestng.lo OF. n.
Tass.lay. Ladies Prayer Meetlng, - '. ~
Ihar.day. regular weekly Prayer Meeting N y
~, Friday.
Msthsilst Charch. .. A. Cory. Pastor rrsash
S..slAl E,enlng Meeting. go y. ~. Wednesday
Prayer Meeting. - ?. n, Class Meeting. fnday,
n0Fn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
THE HILL.
DIRECTORY.

,,,,.Ou Bhss., OfL,-rsaos. Is in town.
The gale., 1888-03-24
w. w. HARVEY,
r. II. WArsos.
THE MODEL coTToN-PIcKER.
Model invetIpn,


have had ootton-picker on the brain
over twenty-five years; have made two
models; am now on my third model,
which will be perfect success. This
machine will discriminate, gathernothing
but cotton; can be put to work when
cotton is half matpred, pick all that is
open aud not Interfere with the nnma,
tured 5olls; viii work in any kind o.
cotton, large or small, and will do the
work of one hundred hands, requiring
but two hands and pair OF horses. AS
have not the means to put this machine
ON the market, I propose to give one
fourth interest in it for money enough to
complete the model, procure patent and
build one working machine. I can con-
vince any intelligent man, that, when the
model is completed, twill be complete
shcc ,ss. Then can you estimate the
value Of this important invention?
- Address J.. W. THORN,
Iuka, Miss.
The gale., 1888-03-24
BOOKS, THRE GENTS EACH!

Iho following books are published ID neat psui
paper and many Qf them handsomely illustYated. 81
,ished IN any land or langrass and furnish 70 the
.:: y: ses q =: :. Thy % hss hss f:s
-WseAees q TIE Wsyld. NArrs.l AID orssn, Coz.
werks o. nature and Of nan, Very insersp-
WondeBs of the See. description the maay vcsdsr
fal sna bssu. thnss tound a he bottom essss viii
pscfsse Illustrations.
r.s.. ss... sss Ssr s:a; :,
shstchss ~ the most pcpalsr humorous ebs day.
lie Aunt kcEuah rapera, By cLAaA AueesvA, ssthos
The knsg pocsnsnts" nost ridesiossiy fsAay ssok
-lasvsry way equal 70 "widow Bsdett."
nSsnber Of the Crsuas written
by the writer wso lived fseenrssta
Reand tho Evening" lesnp. book fs.esss. pstsrss,
pqasss and ganes tor tae iiii.s loiks Al hsmr.
~ .se end q AZ ss-
The Self Made Atn 81 Msd<vs Tfut4 Caatslns pcr-
wea snd biographies OF fsmnus s~if ade scsns
aims .! FrsnktIa 70 fhs present.
ra@illss Qnotste.. ceassi.re the o s's eal sssAer
ion. \ valaahle YORK ofrsersnce.
sAc.ins tss 4sFk silspf M II The sr-ssr Ja,rsssx
The ReaA 70 Wealth. Nc. asvsrti<srx eiFsaisr.
Which u! wsss ssss. rapidly ana ksrsssT
sud co.a,e inelsd!ns vcTisss new sad sii
SIC .Neels usln Novel BY Mrs nav ~ \ Vlssns.
a. 6!I Hsss sssssiss. ( xs,si. % ); ass. Ar :
4sevs wni ssed any Jbsw Of ths abors books sy -
9SCeA4si essnff essfu 80 Cssfss he entsfsliss
yh eloh hAef 81 10. Thlnis basrnin
q sss.r e ~ ssxp.Isr pqbiis a Nss fSE: I!k
The gale., 1888-03-24

49, -
It is getting so that our public
men are afraid to act, even from
conscientious convictions; lest
they be subjected to severe and
Unjust criticism by aspirants
whose only hope for obtaining a
unjust criticism by aspirants
whose only hope for obtaining a
coveted position is in the down.
fall of present incumbenis. just
and mild criticism breeds honesty
anu efficiency, and should be ad.
lninistered as often as necessary,
without imph ting dishonest isidis.
ter motives, but abuse breeds a
spirit of revenge which if too Of
ten practiced to is the detriment
Of a whole people. It should be
borne in mihd That every body
passes in common q nature that
reyolts from abuse and Plans re.
venge not only at the 'eypense Of
their friends, but even Ut theil
own expense. However the man
who is afraid to administer a just
reprimand is merely a "notch on a
stick" and never likely to redeem
a single erring fellow-man ,-Ex
The gale., 1888-03-24
IUKA MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, MARCH "a. 1855,

A young pupil up in Galsa
township accidentally Swallowed
a large mouthfh1 of ink while per-
forming trick Every body YES
frightened, but the school marin
finally h1hit upon schemu that
seemed plausible. She compelled
the pupil to swallow a couple Of
large blotters. We haven't Heard
OF the out come. lex. i
The gale., 1888-03-24

Author Taylor told Times reporter
yesterday good but disastrous joke On
Dr. McAllester of Ripley. Miss. The
Doctor is an ex-Confederate soldier.
gho has invented gun that will fire
one thousand balls a minute. 1t is so
arranged that the firing can be done
strait ahead. or the gun can be spread
'ut in such way as to Ere ahead and
20 the right and left at the same time.
The Doctor took his plans to Wash
ngton some time since for the purpose
OF exhibiting 1t to the War Department
and making q big Contract with them.
In explaining il to the committee sslec :
ted for the purpose, he said innocently
"You can fire the gun off solidIy If you
wish. But by opening it up thls way,
will guarantee that yun could kill 4
thousand Yankees minute with it,
Tae careless Use of the word ssYsnkee''
1 ,stead of 'scnemy" killed the Doctor u
gun with that investigating committee.
The gale., 1888-03-24

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Notice.

rhe State of Mississippi, To Marth
pinchen You are commanded 10 Al
Dear before the Chancerv court If th'
county Of Tishouiingo in said state o.
4.h Monday of March 1888 to defend
the suit in suid court OF Charles Pinchep
wherein you are defendant.
P.W.PATTERSOS
Ptrs. fee 2 70 CLERK.
The gale., 1888-03-24
Notice.

The State Of Mississippi To Marths
Harvey. Thomas Harvey, Annie Harvey
Eddie Harvey, and Blanch Glinkscaies
You are commanded to appear before
,he Ghancery court Of the county Of
Tishomingo. in said state on the 4th
Monday OF March 1888. to defend tn,
suit in said court Of w. w. Harvey, ad
,ninistrator of the estate OF I. j Harvey
deceased, wherein you are defendants.
P. w. PATTERSON. Clk
Feb'y IL, 1888. Ptrs fee 3.4l