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a Court Ship.
From the ocean.

Really, Captain Young, from tho
amount OF lovemaking going on among the
young pissoD gers, the City OF Rome might
be called a sort OF court.ship."
I" And why shouldn't II, madam ?. We
always try To carry our full complement Of
m ates -
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Oealh of John Pinkertoa.

Mt. JOY, June 2l.--John Pink erton, an
egeo ana highly respected citizen, died at
- nome, ON West Main street, last night.
- wes one of The borough's Oldest citizens
50 On eceivs spirit in Presbyterian church
work. He was unmsrr,sd,
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At noon today the mercury Of II. G.
Demuth's, Esst King street, marked 90o In
the shade, and by p m. II had risen 70 95,
being the hottest day OF the season. On the
18Th and 18Th OF June ct p. N. the mor.
curry stood ct %.
shows the hottest days in June for several
years past:
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Helping sherman Out,

FROM the Chicago Herald.
Providence Is on the side Of John Sher-
man. With the thermometer In the nine
Sherm"n boom 10 Keep cool.
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TlIE l

TUE BLACK BARREN SPRINGS
- hoUss Is now prepared 10 receive
quests 5000 rooms, % OO TO sl0O0 per week
Leave Lancaster for Haines station via CoI-
uupisI ht t'3J a. m. on b:20 y. m. Carriage will
De 10 waiting only on previous notice OF day
and train. CHRISTIE guMRnKGFR 10y
juneflAMSs Maua.er
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This morning G valuable horse belonging
to Ben amin Epps, who resides in Mlllers-
Vile, dropped dead while at work. Lsm.
parter WAS sent for to take him away.
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NUTTHW6bT-
From the N. y. Herald.
The Northwestern storm, which has been
nearly stationsry for some days, threaten
to move esstwardly over the lake region.
ana to cause severe electrical storms In the
northern parts OF the Central and Northern
states before the close of the week,
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George NJ. Dorwart, OF this city, who at
present has charge OF ST Msry's church,
Haledon, N. j., will, at the invitation OF the
board OF directors, deliver the address at
the close Of the public schools OF that place
to- day,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-21

|, 3, Rosens'amm, OF the Police Gazette
otice, Is In this city canvssslng for the
paper He says that the paper Will shortly
contain pictures OF prominent people, and
he Is now securing their photographs.
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a Success,

The II oral, musical and literary entertain.
ment given last evening by the Helpers OF
Grace Lutheran church was quito a sue
cess every way and was enjoyed by large
number.
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MARRIAGEH.

KuSsT -KELLKa.-June 90. lsss. at the resi
scbseffer, by Rev. y. r. Msyser, Paul kunst,
m I,Ouise T.. Keller, both OF this city. ltos
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POLITICAL,
Democratic State TIcks,


FoR SUPREME Jupan.
j. b. McCollum, of susquehanna county.
ELECTORS.
At I.arge-R. Milton speer, AT. Heating.
.. Michael MaRee, H. william Dent.
y. A, ii. Laduer, 7. Russell kames
Z. william }. Latta, Is Henry X Woodal
o. John Tay lor. 49, Herman Rosler
q. G.Iranklin walden, 10. William A. Il armsn
s@s. Eso,ge s,n,s WI ssauilng sb. william Mahsr.
10. w. B. Given, "A William y. Lani,''
u. Charles kobinson. y. David :. Morris.
- John Il. Reynolds, %. James H. Caid Well
~. Edwa'd j. Gaynor, la. \. I. keill
Ii. simon 4. Light, ss. J. l.. Brown.
COUNTY TICKET.
Congress.
HORACE l.. HALDkMAE, ChicKies
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN ROWE, strasburg
Assembly.
tNorthern District.)
}. Y. .ECHrERNACH, Mannheim.
JOHN RILEY. Mannheim.
fMAhoEL HOFFMAN,, Elizibethtown.
isouthern District)
JAMES u. hcSfARRAN. Drumore
Recorder.
JOHN EEBMAN, Mannheim.
County Solicitor.
WM, h, RRiNToS, Lancaster.
Jury Commissioner.
FRANKLIN CLARK, strasburg.
Directors Of ne Poor.
y, WALL, Lancaster.
j. MONTGOMERY, Mouutvilie.
Prison Inspectors.
A. l.. wlSTERs, Providence.
ii b. f.hAMILTON, West Hempned
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RILLA.
Impure Blood

Appears I'm a Thousand different forms ana
causes vast amount Of suffering. ecarcelya
single person Is entirely tree from its effects.
Hence the necessity Of reliable blood puri-
ner like HOODS Sarsaparilla, which eradicates
every impurity, ana gives to the blood vitality
ana health. 1t cures scrcfula, salt rheunn,
boils, pimples, and all other affections caused
by Impurities or poisonous germs in the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla also overcomes that tired
feeling, creates an appetite, cures dyspe sia,
biliousnes and headache, and builds up the
whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
"From childhood was troubled with PIN.
pies. and every remedy failed Ill took hoods
Sarsaparilla. I have taken FIVE bottles and
now the pimples are almost gone. my general
health is much improved, and highly ecom-
mend Hoods Sarsaplrills." W. EVANS, l65
Lexington Avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Scrofula
"My son was III cted with the worst type of
scrofula, ana on the recommendation 0f my
druggist gave him Hoods Earsaparilla. To.
day he is sound ana we'll, Notwithstanding It
was said there was not enough medicine in
Illinois 10 effect cure" j. CHRISTIAN. Illipo.
lis, H.
81 had salt rheum on my left arm three years
suffering terribly. took Hoods sarsaparilla,
ana the salt rneum has entirely disappeared 2"
IL. n. MILLS. II French st. Lowell. Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
| Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S. Prepared
only by g. l. HOOD 4 CO.. Lowell.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
-------
uOOD'S SsARSAPARLLA FOR SALE
a atH. r. Cochrans Drhg Store, NOS 1877
and l89 North Queen ST.. Lancaster, Pa
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CsCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
~ FOR SALE AT
II. B. COCHRAN's DRUG STORE,
Nos l3l ls9 North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa.
apr5-2md&W
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3rnan and PfovisiGna
Furnished by Q. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO, June q, loo O'Clock y. m.
Wheat Corn. Oass. Pork. Lard.
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"OOD'S SSARSAPARIIILAF FOR SALE
n at II. r. Cochran's Drng Store, Nos. 1877
ana 189 North Queen ST.. Lancaster, Pa.
apri2md&w
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FoR SUPREME JupaR.
j. h McCollum, of Susquehanna county
ELsCToRs.
Iar.a ~ Man, =.
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Fine Tailoring.

This 10 70 inform my customers that am
now prepared IN show them An Assortment
Of Spring euiting ana Trowsering that cannot
be surpassed.,
Tho latest Novelties In Spring Overcoatins
OF my own importation and confined styles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-21
Greenwood.

Pleasant ami delightful were the two
ffsi days % The week, while Tuesday Was
cloudy, ant during the Might u showed
about Two iucac. Wednesday old Doreis
vas Ia BE tauirams agAln, blowing bic
bellows al day, pillng the snow Into drifts
q TIE best OF his ability. TIL, brought
AlOng another cold wave, and AZ diyllghi
Thursday IL VA. 10 below.
LIST IAN Calvin Cole Cut bis foot, m *
log IL impossible, % be says, TO pay bis
tax, In default % which, the auihoIiiits
have carried him % jail.
Mr.. Moore owns large black dog, std
thinking be could DO something toNarts
earning bis living. be made harness Ani
pair OF traverse sleds for him, and went u
hauling lumber from Bfyant's Pond. ani
pulp wood 10 L0cke's Mills, One stick OF
which weighed l5S los. The boys there
Invited him % stop that work, II be want.
ei % keep his dog aud be did.
Las, week, while Elton l.. D1hham w1s
dolng lob ~ work Al the head OF the eel
lar stairs, the whole algnt gave way. fall
lng 20 the bottom OF the cellar, with him
upon them, dlslodging q cAsk OF vinegar
which fell upon his legs, and there bed
him ~ In q vice until removed by the vii
ter. Fortunately he was bat slightly hurt
and Monday morning be started Tor Beihe
% visit former sehooolmAis, Johnny
Howe. L. u.
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No. - Is unfair In his comparison. A
nan returns % bic rum 90 tobacco because
he has not The moral strength % resist The
cravings ola bai appetite. Da' oar town
has expstlmcntei on The different methods
OF collecting taxes. The ground has been
vel hoei over, 50 90 speak, and TIE iowa
has come back o. The discount method aui
come 90 star. Whether wisely or unwise.y
I shall not stop - discuss. dit not re-
Ter % useful mas0ury. the slrd that builds
bridges, etc. hui 90 that dark kint that
tAkss h1tl MAS money and liberty, aud
gives him nothing Ia return.
Foster s Marble have about one million
oflumber on the river and - much more
yardsd. They need more teams 10 draw
10 ,he river They have bought John Hus'
tons maicned oxen, and hired kenzle Hus'
ton - drive them. Frank Richardson.
vorkiu. sor Foster & Marble, 90, his foot
badly Jammed, and has gone home with hi'
horses.
Mr. Byron Higgins Is boarding st S. NJ.
Locke.
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Nnwrv.

Tae.iay ofth week WAS very warm
With Indications OF rain, bat, with US
usual vsrlAblsnsss The weather changed
sudisnly In the night. aud u 10 now 10.
tsussly cold with heavy winds.
Recently, while Ohn Foster, Eco wis
IL the blacksmith's In this town. an IN
usual Incident occurred. lis sleigh Al the
door, was discovered on Ore. The blank.
ois and other contents were consumed
and the sleigh badly damaged. The oilsln
% the ife IL not knONn.
A ,lnglng school commtueei Feb. ID b
a. Nswrr Corner with good Nieniane d.
JOshn, Howard, teacher.
The Grange AZ the same place Il report
81 IN = folflshlng coalition. with sHer.
clscs iaiere,ilng and beneficial 20 IN
flaming community.
wal A B,kcr vas Al work on The
lsndlng. week 40, be was thrown
v.olfntlv backward ~ The rebound 81 =
lor. bis heat striking with great force
agslnst pile ~ lumber. irllfing him qll,e
seriously
Mrs Almsron Roberts, OF Hanover, IL
very sick
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bethel.

Ths brs, sleidlrg OF ~ season II
Bethel TIE past week.
Bstj n BDaut. has an oxisan tnia tso
horse tenn on tn road driwlnr supplies
% KslliheI's camp, IN Riley Plantation.
IA. Smith Keeps az hofss icim on
the road from Bethel % The arm ~ the
Lake by way ~ an'ovsr and &. " Walk.
er keeps two horses RAINING IN tha 100, Of
the Likes At Upton.
n. II Tsl,chell has sid two c1ss 10
AsmySr Smith 10 pat on 10 the LltlChhe
farm recently purchased ~ Jadge Foster.
Your corresponieni T. T.. kimball hss
just clos 4 her sch term % school. The
most OF the past ten years has been spent
In the school room In Bethel, GREENWOOD,
Norway. Paris. Stoneh,m, Sumner, Upton
NevTy, Pm, Milns, Berlin, Cambridge,
Enrol. and STARK. ". II She has taught
20 weeks since last year receiving sl2O 30.
The past year she has received eco 80.
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Fryeburg

TIE concert A. the Sscienblfglan
cAarch on Sunday evening, under The sa'
spices % TIE iCmpfr,ncc association, was
VERY succes.fal 4 large an Interested
audience were present, ari The children
were well prepared.
Mrs. Peavey len for Roehssirr on Mon.
dsy Her d,urhier will follow ~ The close
% ihs term
Mr.. y. J. Bradley sni daughter went q
Bos,on 90 Tursiiy, oa their esua ,nnu,'
visit.
Ml,, Lucia Towls his been 10 Boston
flr several weeks
Al alarm % erc, caused by = barnng
chimney. hfough, oct The frc department
10 tvo Minutes. showing there Il efficiency
90 TIE Organization.
Mss Ss.ls Randall q, visiting 10 Port
Land.
MlurIce Plll,ssry D, In Boston on vl,.
n
L Eastman AMI ~. N. SmArt ai,cui
q the q A u meeting Ia PoftAni.
A "Batisfny rAfi, was held ~ The
Saedeuhorglin chufch on Thursday even
ina. with an entsriAinlng programme.
Capt Hove. of Norway, ., here on ln'
,sr,ncc he,ins.s
The deferred ismpefAnce mesilng a. The
North Fryebafg ehipsl will be held on San
i,y. n noihing prevents.
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East Summon.

our ususlly qaici village vas grt,ily
st.ftlsi GA M1nisy morning. The i5sh. by
TIE sudden Intelligence That Mrs. Cyuihia
y, wife ~ Dca. Josiah T. Stetsou Wa
deaf. She ub IN her usual place Ia The
cAufch choir on tie sabbath AMI appeared
o. De IN cool hctllh and splrit'. shortly
AFTER rtil'lrs ~ ulgai she ,pperr,d rect
ics, ani Nf. Ststson alter speaking " her
tni hearing 20 rssp1uss procured llghi
AL f1uoi he was breathing her last. The
,uiisn blow falls he,Vlly upon the ENLISTED
family. sni inisCi. upon TIE chafch ,ni
en,lre communliy. {. she was most
worthy aud ,,ilmillo mother, friend and
nslshb1r. sac hal rendered tfr,ieni ser.
Vice in ne church choir fof nearly nny
years snd been beloved and consistent
msmaer ~ he C1ugl church fOr ,boai
thiftr years. Dt.p.ts the clustering
weather ca wednesday. The church -As
nlioi VITA symptihtlns crowd OF ffleni'
4, The funeral services. conducted by Rev.
Nc. IllhbNi Two ~ her sous. Herbert,
In ENfirllls, Iovi. aai Caarle. II. In Iron.
ton. ID were unAble - % present Tao
deceased vas q litile over c5 PEARS % agc.
90 FRIDAY, ths iOih. tho funeral services
ofEi.Ar stanley Barrett, % Simnsr, Oc.
CURED ~ the C0ng'l church on thi bill
Eight OF his CLASSMATES lDOwiOin College.
- cane up % attend The faneraL Oae
OF TIE number 10 few, well chosen WOsi,
express 4 their Csi,en OF = beloved sui
eH ,mpliry compirl0n Eirn vis tlc
youug man % much promise ani unlvsr.
sally respected for biz good habits sni
,oci,l. gsulh comptniOnshlp. lie did To-
Portland a. ais br1ih.r's, john y. Bar
reigs. where b. lAi becn ,iOpplns iof
medical treatment. Aged 20 yeir,.
SIngrN
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Ruckneld.

QlI,e a number of Odd Fellows wen, on
iae excursion 20 Mechanic Pals Honisy
evening ~ last week.
sheriff Bsfrows wss qlite husy round
here wednesday mOTnlng The mystery
Vas explained, however. when the Buck
Geld delegation Pot 10 an sppearance In The
court 81 Paris.
The ladies 81 the Methodist society hell
a fair a, Reform Hall wednesisy and Prl.
ley evening.
r. \ brigham. ESQ, was summoned
from Portland Thursday. on account Of
The serious Illness Of his daughter. Mrs
Nulty.
Nil. Emn. Shaw IL very low, aud tu,
little hopes are entertained for her rrcor'
efv
Ms. Alice Morrill, returned On Portland
Monday. amer . short yacsilon Al home.
The deep snow seriously impedos the
wool AMI lumher operations IN this vleln'
iiy.
Ch,rle. ~ futile and wife have been
visiting At Dl1aeli for q week or two.
The revival interest continues In con.
ntct,on with Dap,l.t church AZ the village.
and also with the y W. Dap,l'', a. Eis,
nuckhsli
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Dixaeld.


nv J Rawlings commenced bis year,
pss'nrsic here Sauisy.
winlsm Saith aud George 'Psui ,h'
sabbath here
william ? Putnam 1. In Boston ,hl'
week
II. NJ. Cox Is on business trip 10 Port
land.
We are to have another dram, n,I'
week.
Mrs Fresland wins I, very sick.
Frark Stanley hi, bought pair OF nice
horses.
wilder Chase and family are At home
from Kansas City.
Ernest Siur,evani, % Hebron. 10 stop
plng With hls brother. Dr. Sturtsvant
Emerson March IL back 10 the store
sgain nom bis vacation.
Mis-. Eti, liolm,n has returned from
Pennington Normal School, sick with The
measles.
DRAINS. Turn ofthe Tide" IL 20 be
played a. Grsrge Hall Tus.dsy night
Frank Davis Il reported better.
some OF our youns people attended The
fair Al Canton.
w. whitney. ofL,ne,s,er. y II was
In town this week.
L,Nytr, are a. PAri. attending court
W. y. Patnam Ia. goue 20 Boston for
few isys.
The .prlng term ofihs DlIaeli Academy
promises 90 be well attended.
swan. the Norway photographer, will
vlslt DiNhsld Feb. ?0ih, Ani remain until
tie 25ih. This will give al . chance 20 Sc
curc Tue photographs a. home.
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Byron

m a. Richards went % PAR, Monisy
~ 10 ilrof lfom this town.
A ; Youns Is Surveying umbsf fof
Stapirs a N0ughtor.
Iliham shaw ard Ooei Wilson dal'hei
their l51 f1r :. Taylor. OF cuiilng All h,al.
lrg plp.,r. aui arc now A. work fof J. L
shaw on bis poplar.
Wilson Brovn, who h,s teen confnci
% ne house flf lous tine, u oai again.
Prank RIchmoui cane home from he
logging camp 90 Fosisr 4 Marble saturday
via itmmri foot II l. hoped that no
bore. ,rc broken. sri that be vii b. cat
again ln q FEW isy..
We yl.lici TIE camps % Foster Marble
ne other isy They are ioiuE good
business. AZ Will pat into Swim River
some e 600 O1l feet o. spruce, haulei from
Well. FrAnki.n CO.
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Hiram

Bon. Fsb. 81. ., tie VII, % james n.
Et'o1. dt1gaicr.
Ffli wentworth IL tstchiag danelng
school e. ise Grange Han
ST. p.uiel 81 Price, hssr,c3vered 'fon
kI. U.rcss Cd at, drive u1t
We regrottl learn iaai Miss GsorgA y.
Waea. I'D KlIar Fals, f0fDsf.y OF Soaih
Ui-tr. IL vrrT feeble with consumption.
Ssefsaslstss ~ Clara T. Wales, The siii-
"a p5rtess. wa1 ticf In antumu.
r N. Noble ls teaching IN The Bu. tel
district. In West BAiis.n We leAru ihh
ftIshIs thirteenth term IN thN district
Ausun Hanson. % hast Hiram, IL ~
VA, Wau.. washlngt0n Territory.
D- Char.es T. wils1n has been riing
recently lnaseigh that resembles me ves'
- th,i Heavy Ha's3n sailed Ia vaen ne
t..r1v,rci M Hldson River. IL 10 shiP'
..fukaa n vEs brought from
DsxTury. Nass.. o. Portland. 10 l7,', by
Ca. Ps'eg w,dsuorth, OF Revolutionary
fsns Cen Wtdsworth. 10 VII De rene N !
bs-,i. buUt tn Lon yellow house, me urs'
brIck h1a.s ever tait IN Portland. 10 l'.3
Thl. wa.ths home % his grandson, me
r.,.s Usnry WAisWorth L0ngicloW, 10 hl'
S,,foot. Gen WsiswOrth servei a.
mem5sr % Congress from lsg2 70 ls0o' re-
moving % ulfam 90 is01, bringing the
sI,irh with hlui. Amer his testh, 10 lslS
4. vas preserved A. an heirloom ~ D. ,,,
Youngest son. Gee. Pcleg WaisEofih, VI.
IN. death IN 1875 The sleigh u nn" 10
excellent condition.
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Anhnvnr-


Mrs.. Aieline Bragg. % Souih Audoyer,
sged 81 years, died Tuesday, Peb. lIih,
from an stack OF paralysis. The funeral
services were held a, the house Thursd'y
forenoon. Rev. q II. llinnafori, of Ram
ford. Cflclstlng.
The NJ T. Circle gave dontil1n party
AZ the home % Rev. q. q Powers Wcdres'
day evening.
The Good Templars gave = successful
entertainment friday evening, fsb. 10Th,
consisting OF music, uhleauK, literary CT.
orclscs. etc. Al oyster and pastry supper
was served In ne lower hall
The schools Ia Nc. ard No. close this
week The former WAS taught by Mr.. 4.
X nfyan', and the lA,.sr by Mrs 7 W
B.alsiell. 10Th able ani tHPsficnced tSieh
cfs
AsuAn delegation from The lodge 10 hi,
place attended the session % the District
Lodge. I o. q T., AZ we', Paris, Feb
18th.
M,lcolm Gregg. from Camp whiin,y,
hAs been speudiug few days a. home.
Swan. the Norway photographer, ser.
pccisd here March let. ani will remain
fogr days ohly. lie will have enough 20 DO,
a. many are waiting foE bis coming.
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Albany.

nartlstsr ani Sumnsr Grover recsuily
visited their father. John Grover.
W WHEELER. % South Paris. IL cup.
plyirg cur people sith musical instru.
msuts Mrs W p warelsr hss = chapel
organ All George W. nscklsr has one
gate slAhorhtsly fnlsaei.
George W Becker gave Bis fficnis = re-
Crpiion Thursday evening", What In olden
ums vonH have been called house
warming Ths nsN Art large house va.
dIlrt With guests Hal music Ani dAnclr (
sni a genera gooi time.
There wAs sociAhls ~ Mr.. llcnry q.
wuhtr's Tuesday evening. 10 being the iilh
AuuIyrrsAfy 90 The hirta ~ his daughter
Alice. very pleasant time an = good
treat
usnry nflggs. 4. AnireNs. aui u,sel.
toa Nrnt irto tae woods With only two
guus an la three boar. came home With
ll rshh.ts
Rev Ius'ey bean sui Wlfs. % wss; FER.
.s. are Wishing his brother, Amos @ Bean.
CLIFTON LasrJucc ari vile, ant III.
LAsrtncc have gone O. North Paris ~
visit tacir hthfr, II Z Ltwr,ucf, Who Il
very sch.
ArtAarE Cluk l. a. W1gk 10 tie s'ci
factory AZ S1uih rafis
Am1ro.e Wafivcu hAs gone % Conn.
F.utofN 4 Mo1rs's daughters re a.
vlfk In the pan cake shop, a. Norway vi.
age Have taken a small rent ari hotrd
tlfm elves. Nsfy cool economy
Mr. Wentworth lsst.k Sc L. u-ter
ths care 90 pr rsai'ir.
ST.. jams 4 kIm1,.l ari yourgei son
are quite sea
Mr. Amos o. nc.a ~ gaiie o.
George W BrckIsr hss sold stoo worth
90 hrm'ock logs O Conan Height 90
North Wairri'fi
u. A Cumm.ngs L. seni.ag pu'p wood
60 yhr.ruf uhulftc.CrIcs. l.
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South Buckaeld.


will acknowledge receipt OF copy OF
the Dancers, BY innlciiUg abrisf letter
upon 10, readers.
JAsor Russell IL eoaGasi 20 the house
with lph.mA,ion OF The eyes.
Star Carer has been driven 20 the yill,ge.
Jack Frost has entered the cellars OF
some % our farmers rather surEcptliiOusly.
The success OF our butter factory seems
fully assured. The ofieers are hoping 10
get so cents Tor the next consignment OF
butter.
Some OF our townsmen have been .x.
psfimentlng with cotton seed meal s
food for swine. Henry ID. Irish fed due
chester brood SOW 2 quarts a. feed
which resulted In her death In 70 hours.
WIN. Record fed two shoies small qusnti'
ties lJr two weeks killing both OF them
Ex.MsrshA Blsbee has settled for The
town OF Hartford the suit OF T. q. Duriin
va. the Inhabitants OF Hartford Tor per-
souh irjaries for The sun OF ESQ, The suli
OF samuel II. Irish vs-lnsurAnee CO. has
been adjusted by his Atty. U. ii. Jersey.
Mr. Irish receiving s5O0.
There 10 perhaps q car OF grained fTuil
Ia this immediate vicinity, and We wosld
Ike 20 see q buyer from out OF town.
DO no, late adyiees from the New York
State make II look sort Of Iiillyi
Does not your Hartford correspondent
s.y that In the case OF Russell vs.. Back
nam that the defendant must pay ei %
.ni co.t.i We will pardon brother &. 81
he IL not q resident OF Buekneld, and thus
does not possess the requisite facilities foi
obtsinlug later and more correct lnforma
-. A. Al, tka tnoVtro NAVY In theaa pett,
suit. has over bis own signature abandon
cd, "An suits and causes OF suits OF ever
name and kind without costs to the de
PENDANT" -,
Whit Back WAS recently In town. III
has bough, . farm at 8. Waterford, wher'
be now resides.
Charlie Harlow has taught the wlnte
term OF school In the A. Il. Bonney dis
,rlet and thinks OF going TO Boston IN
coming spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-21
Sumner.

Another bliIIard last week.
Mr.. Jane BJnney went 10 East sumner
M3nday, being called there By the sudden
death OF her brothers wife, Mrs. josiah
StetsOn.
oscar Klmball visited friends here AS,
week.
william Abbott has gore TO Paris to
serve a. ilrynsn.
Mr.. War;. q, ofS,osghton, Mass, Il VS.
ting his niece, Mrs. Charles II. Newell
Eimer Roberts and John Glover are cut
tag their sumner stock Office from Laora-
dor POM.
The sumosr Ala Society will meet with
Miss Addle PAriln, The 2lst
Charles futile spent Sunday At home.
George Foster WAS At home from LAWS
ton over Sunday.
Alvin PArlln iosi valuable COW short
time $50. rk"' DVhkshVN''