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Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
THEIR LITTLE GAME.

Last night Il Martin Williams, J. r.
Clark, of Winfield, and "Cholly'' Edwards,
the spontaneous chairman OF the DemOcra-
tic congressional committee, Were in exec
utive session in room IS at the fremont
hotel. The cause of the caucus was that
II. Martin Williams, who is well known
Greenback labor everything anything-to-
get-in Kind of Democratic political schemer
who has been standing candidate
for congress in q Missouri ''deestrict" for
10 these many years, and "Cholly'' F.
had conceived the brilliant idea that mas
as II. Martin w. had heap o. influence
with his fellers in Missouri, that he could
come here into Kansas and say to the
labor candidate for congress III this dis
trict, "See heah. san, we all ali yoah frenS,
sab, an the best thing you all can do sab
to advance 20 interests is les to withdraw
- sahn'
Accordingly II. Martin is on the ground
and left this morning for Kingman to see
Il he cannot fix up the deal.
But that is too old game 1t is also
too early in the campaign to spring such a
gag on the labor vote. That was tried a
few weeks ago, but the labor candidate de
MED the soft impeachment. ''Cholly"
does not know what is q fact, that the
labor vote can be delivered but will so
almost as = uni5 for Protection and Peters.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Ger, pleaded not guilty. Fined e and took
| an appeal.
James Glispey kept gaming table. but
Officer Jenkins nabbed him. Guilty, e.
and costs. paid.
Anton HoG. whisky yaZ. by Officer
jenkins. - and costs. Paid
Will Dixon was boy who thought Il
would be bi2'' 70 carry a pistol BIZ cost him
500
Josephus Clark Is the name Of iei.u
who charged Illegal hack rates and paid
fine amounting % 500
Died Harry, the gentleman 81 the sag-
gish name. VIA escorted into court BY
Officer Fennsr; az paid him out.
Joe stewart brought IN \. J. Jo1lea- I.
whisky vag; 81 paid.
o. J. Chapman did not know that there
was an ortinrncs against hitchinz tea tree
and especially tree that had had all toe
bark eaten of bg horses. r COS, him &
10 find il out Officer jenkins happened
along
Dell Hubbard seraDped enough 10 make
it cost 50. Ssioer Harmon took Dell ia.
when be was pu: in the cooler. Daniel
no, thinking - pull the blanket o.
Of Bili Freeman. whisky vaZ. who has
Toasted upon the city grub for week
BIZ objected and bit Daniel over tbs
head with the heel q his boot.
Daniel being quick al rspsEtse ordered the
JOINTS, 70 desist, but ae didn't Daniel
who didDot care 70 he ia that hole al
night began % howl police police nur-
ther, mGrther7 Offer ~ uedxer
wen: down arad got Daniel out Of tl4e dsa
seTersi severe scalp wounds. The noss ~
hydrant vas turned upon Daniels kssa
and when the so~ Il bleod uas stopped BE
went back among the 5oisIss,s. Tazs.
plain drugks. dls;arbegs - tie pezce -21
other lrtrr. a 80 - he r-l.ls--
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
NO COUNCIL.

Quite number of citizens interested in
the council proceedings visited the council
chamber last night to find it locked They
We're under the impression that the
council is not guilty of spending one Mon
day night out of the council chamber or in
the opinion OF some should not be guilty
of such a thing until later on in the game.
City Engineer Mulvey is mot at Office"
to visitors who call at the city Offices. He
is too busy at work on dividing the esti
mates of sewerage to be disturbed until
the work is completed. As the council
meets@tomorrow night he is compelled to
attend to that work strictly.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
he COT RTs.
JUSTICE COUNTS.


I Justice Hammond had number oi
! criminal cases.
WIN. Wadley, the party who some time
since struck the clerk Of the European
/ hotel with rock, was let off with 81 and
costs, SO more.
Lizzie Doe, whose real name is Jessie
Smith, was young woman whose benef,
to society IS Of a negative character. She
had on last Wednesday night. 80 a party
! by the name Of sips alleges, picked his
pocket to the tune Of so while in a house
Of iI-repute, Of which the Smith Doe
woman was party This young woman
i the same one who. on Saturday, was hit
in the head with a cuspidore b. one joe
Arnold IN a baguio brAwi. Her case will
come up today; she plead not guilty.
Gustaye Sahm was the name Of "a young
man who yesterday morning took horse
and cart belonging t. SolHday Bros *
Lamphere, doing business GA East
Douglas. and drove OF with
it. lie was later found in
the outskirts OF the city with the
horse unh.tched from the cart. and when
approached by Deputies Metcalf and Van
Eaton and Mr. u. r. Solliday he insisted
brought before Justice Hammond WHO
committed him 20 jai' to await the action
Of the grand jury in September
Justice Barrett worked sixteen civil
cases from bis docket yesterday aud put
IN great deal Of tire listening 70 the
jury trial q Henry Bll.man, secretary Of
the Citizen 3 CLUB, and also that Of John
DrescEsr, treasurer q the same club. Al
Of the evidence Tor the state was intro
duced and tbs case continued Until today
az 7 p. N.
Justice Walker disposed Of thirteen civil
cases yesterday.
PROBATE CoCE.T
No probate business u any importance
yesterday Judge Thor,zz issued a couple
of marriage liceus-s
0AEEIAGE LICEssES-
Judge Thomas yesterday lssue1 the fol
lowing marriage licenses.
George Q. MefSown. 81 Wellington, aged
2. 70 Dora Pleros, % Wichita, aged j..
Lyman 3. Flint. Of Wavsrly. aged II, 10
Martha n Williams. q Wichits. aged -.
YoLICE couET.
judge Dixon lad q big days run ysster-
day a. his judicial EaiiL
sam D0rkaoEzer kept his place ope. On
Sunday Parks broagas hin IN. Three
dollars sss1ls1 his ane.
L Noon same charge and Sane oil
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
TIE LAST SAD RITES.

The funeral services of the late W. C
Sandfor were held at the residence of the
deceased On North Emporia avenue yes
teriay morning There were present the
Revs. Gates, TuIl, Hewitt, Payne, Hoyt,
Harmon, the Garfield post, aud a number
Of other sorrowing friends The pail
bearers were: Z. W. AIiihite, f. p Ford,
John Fisher, John y Doran, q. N. Nal
tern. Thomas L. Noble.
The services at the residence were con.
Quoted by the Rev. Hewitt, after which
the remains were escorted to the city GEM
etery by the Garfield post.
MIR. Sandfor belonged to Gen. Harrison's
regiment, the 10Th Indiana He was a
highly respected citizen and had IN exten-
sive acquaintance.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
POLITICS.

The passengers on board of Wichita 6
Western freight train bound Wichita
ward yesterday morning were highly en-
teriained BY NesSrs. c. ". Davis com
monty called "Cottonwood') and one Mr.
Thorpe a peculiar Kingman county
capitalist They each would fly away
upon the wings of.oratory for a spell, prop
back for spell and would freely contra
diet each others statements. c. W. get
rather the bulge on The hingman county
capitalist. But Thorpe IS a good one ii he
does wear patches on the seat of his pants
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
EAGLE RIFLES.

The Eagle Rifles held meeting last eve
ming 81 the Eagle hall to discuss several
questions OF intereet to the club. The
question of attending the state encemp-
meut at Topeka next month was consid-
cred aud Lieutenant Boyd and Dr.. Hough-
land appointed to 20 TO Topeka to-day 70
see about the company attending the
enpampme1t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
FAREWELL PATTY.

A party of young people assembled last
evening to give Mr.. Clarence Stone a fare
Well party. The evening was spent in so
cial games, and an elegant luuch was SER
we'd. Anon those present were: Misses
Flo and Carrie Hollingsworth, Title Will
son, May Fathers, Edith Baughman,
Mile Glunt, May McMahan, Lille and
Lizzie Cabb; Messrs Charles ana Will
Diddle Chester Urbau, Afford Salesberry,
H. Simmons, viii Hameick, j. A Ram
pear and Harry Boyer
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
IAwN SOCIAL ro-NIGHr.

The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor Of the FRS; Presbyterian church
VIII give a lawn social tonight at the resi-
Gence OF Mr.. J. Reese, 22S North Emporia-
mere VIII be some instrumental music,
vloLns and organ, also refreshments and a
good time
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Henry J. Sturgis. Esq. OF Great Bend,
was in the city Sunday enroute home from
Columbus. Ii was his first visit TO the
city, and lie was Very much surprised at
its proportions
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

over Ten thousand PEOPLE 81 the Republi.
can rally on Saturday last at Independ-
eace. The Colonel viii speak at Marion
on Friday next.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
DIED.

Bonj. Stone. father of MIS-. J. E. Hum
/ phrey. pa y. Elizabeth street, West Side,
/ aged % years, of Bright's disease and
heart trouble. Funeral viii take place
| from the residence today at > p. II,
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Tomorrow evening Noble L Pre1tiss
Will lecture before the teachers IN Garfield
university. subject, The Temptations Of
Smith, This lecture Is considered one OF
Mr preatiss' best efforts. All are invited
to attend.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
WHO?

Who viii take u.s. We are two infants
wanting homes. Can be seen AT Woman's
Benevolent Home and Hospital.
Two BABY BoYs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Councilman w L. johnson says its =
fountain ne is urged TO get for the corner
of Washington and Douglas avenues, and
not Z hydgant rs stated some time ago.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUE.

The Young Mems Republican Club will
meet at the court house tonight. Some
committee reports viii be OF special inter-
est and good attendance is desired.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Frank Peabody and Mr. y G. Walden
had game of pool Yesterday at the Occi-
dental which resulted ii four games for
each.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

The cutting on fare to the national en-
campment AT Columbus has been reduced
10 $3.50. and the Rock Island claims the
distinction for the reduction.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

The Lewis academy viii open the school
year on the first Monday OF next month
President Mavlor says the prospects for a
good attendance are most aatsering
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

The Rock Island is ballasting their track
north OF the avenue and south of Oak
street.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

". ;. Grub, OF Decatur, Illinois, q
cousin OF Mrs. A w and Mrs. Mark Oil
yer, IS visiting the new commercial center
OF the west. Mr.. @. who IS a wide awake
and very intelligent gentleman. says that
Wichita is ali that is claimed for her by
her warmest friends and more, situated in
the midst OF a great country and with a
most delightful climate and he can see no
possible drawbacks TO her future. He
viii remain with Us several days.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

The subject of Prof G. H. Laughlin' s
lecture is "The Educated Teacher from
the standpoint Of psychology This free
lecture Will be given II the Garfield uni
yersity this evening.
Street cars viii be in waiting al the close
Of the lecture for the accommodation OF
those who attend from this side.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
RRIED.

Hammond performed the marriage cere-
mony at his residence, 9l0, North Ohio
ave, for Mr.. ". G. keernan, of Caldwell,
and Laura J. Simmons, OF Valley Centre.
The groom is in the employ of the Rock
Island road at Caldwell, which city the
young couple viii make their home. They
left Sunday evening.
by ", V. Hammond go North Cleve-
land avenue, Oscar Plymoth to Lovinia
Gloss, both OF the Burton Car works.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

The Rock Island will be ready TO run
trains into Denver in two weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

The Young Mems Republican club VIII
hold a meeting tonight st the court
house.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Mr.. y Baisley and his accomplished
wife returned from Idaho Springs, Colo
RADIO, Saturday night, where they had
leeI sojourning during the heated term.
They had splendid summer and left all
the other Wichita folks in a happy frame
OF mind. IN another month all Wichita
viii be at home again, no doubt. Mr.
Baisiey's health has been greatly improved
and Mrs. b. greatly enjoyed her trip and
rest among the cool airy heights of the
Rockies.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Cole * Jones announce having sold thre'
hundred and twelve suits last week.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

a copy OF the EAGLE OF August IA, 1856,
is wanted at this Office
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
Why Don't

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etess Azs. i5st Yezr sgsszIs have Aasi srss fa>4-
trz are tr1r4E3@-s - h~S@scss STes~as-k -
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ts5ssa.sss . teszss. za-f. = zsFxs fztr sF-ss =
rezsas-s,,sy sessza- 50 sDTsz xsed
- haze tes5 trus1ta~s x~sz. ~xf s-.Ss $780,
hza ~ apt~<l.e - sxr~rsra. 50 sss2 ~ zeza =
aSYezx easls xaa - sssaf rs savk. Ss.ses l4sss,
EEf--s, zs-.s pa n<Ss ~ AzG 49, ka.e.slss
ssy tod AAs rsststssf 80 .er-rsss = - - -.
Aaa have e. azgs>f .Fazisg ssyasg.- sve-y ssy'
n a srE4xzAS. - sss-ssz asszzz. tsr2zs az,sss
EteA-
Hoods Sarsaparilla
so ng - s-zEzssfs- e. "a fsrs - F-r~Fa~zs cay
~ {. i HOOD 4 90. &s-sfl.s.-aszs- f<s-ell. s.zsa
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Messenger Boy. b. g. by Morga
senger, NJ T. Mckirchner. kinsiey-
Major Medium, b. $, by Happy u
Fox Winnie, Newton, Kan.
Jesse Young, b. S, by Joe Yot
Baker, Colwich, Kan.
Cyclone, b. s., by Neeley's Tornad
Atwood, Neodesha, Kan
Sam Bass, 5. &, BY Glencoe, jr.,
Hoy, Sedan, Kan.
Billy p, b. $, by Billy Green,
Pierce, Belleville, Kan.
Mr.. r., ch. 5, by Leroy, NJ. r.
Wichita, Kan.
Ned Haulon, $. s, by -, T. y
nom, Wichita, Kan
Ben Hatch, ch. h., by Tramp, c.
ruth, Hutchinson, Kan.
CRANKY Maid, S. m, by -, \. n.
Wichita Kan
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Joe Parvin, b. S. by DIAMOND Joe, NO
Wa stock farm, Kiowa, Kan.
Birdie Mack, formerly Mary Ashby. blk
f., by Paladine, Andrew Mckeever, Atchj-
son, Kan.
Alice c, blk M, by Albino by Almont,
C. ". Williams, Marion, Kan.
Captain, 5. h., by ice Young, c. E. West
brook, Peabody, Kan.
Mocking Bird. 7. f, by jay Bird, 5. Leh-
man, Newton, Kan.
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Fryeburg.

We are PANIED 20 record the death OF one
OF our most prominent citizens, MI. A. ID
Pike, Who died ~ his home early on Thurs
DAY morning, April i9ih. Foremost snd
active In al public enterprises. his loss VII
be deeply felt Clayton w. Pie wss sum
moned from BOSTON and arrived home on
Wednesday evening.
Mis-. Hattie Abbott Ia visiting her uncle
In Newbarypor,, Mass.
There l. some prospect OF the fDeburs
House being leased, a. parties IRON out OF
town have besn here 10 see the house.
Fast Day Was only observed by an even
log meeting at the C0ng1 yestry.
No school until Monday gave the gradu.
siing class the chance n 70 10 Portland
for ''clsss pictures" by IIe.rn.
Mrs. Fife has gone 10 New York TOT
spring goods.
sidney si,cy. ofKstu Falls, spent Sun
day At Mr.. wormwood's.
Mrs. Hattie Head IL visiting al Buxton
and Cornish.
Harry O.good IL tsking his vacation
from Q Portland machine shop, and II Wis
liinE nj. friends here.
Pryeburg and Conway have exchanged
Methodist ministers. Mr.. Roberts IL NOV.
iug and Mr. woodbury. will be on hand
for nstt Sunday.
samuel stark h. len Portland, ~ the
Applstous have transferred him 10 another
agency. Mfs. STARK IL In the village for q
short time, before going 10 B'r,leii for q
few weeks.
The pewess have come and are mourn
ing plain,iyely over the quantity OF snow
they lad.
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HirAn.

Mr.. Charles II. Sargent has gone to
Brifg,ou with q view OF removing there
Me-. D.nlsl Y MeLaeas, Of Bridgton' Is
Miss MARY Cismous l. qulie sick.
RG Greene l. siili In Portland.
str wadsworth was NJ Portland Mon
day. ma.
4, is curious. when q man has : nice ms,
NJ. grove. that bis boys 90 t tsis uine OF
year and spite H. ,,,,A -.
Mr.. Dablsl Pierce shaved himself WIN .
stead, hasd on his ss,h birthday.
Johnny Cismons Il the happy owner o'
+, air oY twin male Hereford calves.
Me.sr.. A. p. n Young have tnsli
prescription books open to planters OF
sweet corn. ......,a-
calvin Fox Clemens l. wsging afrairieiu-
A. warfare against foxes
The roads are horrid' where 'os's As
We .uxxes, that daring the present year
,As eltlTsr. OF Hiram over 80 years OF Ase,
have . plcslc. there being aooa' twenty u
Ca Aprli i5.h. 1854. I, showed IS inches.
On Aorii i9th. lset. the grsstest sno"
storm OF tssi winter fell.
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North pnria

% EnlngSooi h.- been doing ,boui eve
hundred dollars worth Of work for PingrSe,
BsAfce snd wilson.
A large numhsr % pew cani-iogs AMI
pike- have bcsu made for river drivers use.
and a large TOT ~ Oh ones repaired.
VIII Chiit. spd J. ". Dunham are al
work on their houses
J y LitilehAle 4 Co. have pct In = large
amount 90 fertilizers. which they vii set
a. small proet They h'vs done large
Business The pas; winter In a'1r and ieei
Belle DouglA.-. 2oi. ihs uolsisin better
istsiv pafcatssd ~ W w. DunhAm, has
Iast dropped Zoe heller calf nv The "a
noes ball. pancfss AAggie's Royal MI.
Caaf'ss Robinson. % Barre Pains, Mess ,
paid 5000 flr this bull when Only months
n'd liis mother wss Princess AaEgie, ~
Neptune. . hall that stands q, The bead ~
smiths. Powell Lsmss herd. Ar hls faih-
o. was X "a Asggle. owned ~ I. q. Neo'
man's. % wdsofth. y Y. IL "n par
chased by hin ~ the modest sum Of slSo0.
AT stand. ~ $500 service. Mr. kooin-
son writes NJ. ID. h. l. very fortunate In
getting . heller calf. ~ be coali not par
chase one OF Ike good breeding Tor $40.
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TIE BEAR BRIGADE.
West Paris

TstJ wav.auf K.mhil Chair Factory
o. A. co.. pace hss stisd alothsr sn1-
starf.a Ir fastrv tu fhr hIslrfss hsrc. NJ.
Is rrsl a. nrCuglt from Nes YORK hls
irufu.r esther eu1Ossiug machinery ,nd
f1..r. 81. sIta iies. p.Airs, etc. Ani u i
rIsIr fol operation a. The chair fActory
n. uar .arr1. slih iifs, plates, etc, j.
cf .rrrrss stnsu.s. GA z ,of a. fCti
snare. AZ K'n-ag Informs me taerc i
erfv trla.ari toiiars worth 20 propsriY
NJ NInral - ne Inventor % tais leather
sr. ll.s.rg machiusry q. run ~ steam or
vstsf poser. srt prefers % ruu hl. o-n
nae. o. .lstsaf % fi.rg. ant urtsr his
Fttsr' m1noPo' 90 the embossed lsaiasr
business ~ ths Unitsd states. This aiil-
t.lA Irilstry = great boom Tor WIS
q see 40 q Stst ~ can vel fssl proui
of NJ k.mtal i. a superior mechanic
a. t.ssk.u in origiusilnE bssutiul De
rssrf ths great variety ~ patterns have
gyfr bin arspniAiiou sud prestige among
its'trs sscbrd % uonr in ths country, con
sfs1rrtv tsis cor.tastiy receiving cat
trf-g ofi.rs from s'l over The Juitsd
S'tfss. Csrsfs art Erg'srf. ~ m. srtis-
fr rtsIrs srf othfr pieces - fnrulinrr.
IL Uffffs encFet nn- ne Manufacture.
~ krraIl 10 shUut to fvrt ~ large store
a. rstk fuI't.rEs. rrctut.y occupied ~
T. u Lane f1r . furnishing sni upaois,sf'
l-g frptrtmsnt Tbs siu bring o this
Place coy more men. snt A. sD1n A. thls
ra.Ilr.s i. fa.IY luisr way. 10 siii employ
o. men al Ab0lt en- -lris, Sith = weekly
cssl ptF 90. ~ one Thousand dollars MI
kmrsI sab'V assisted by e. N. Adams,
40 superuisnfs TIE entire badness.
NJ Aisms il vsry popular siih Mr. HIN
tsl arf tts lafge force of net uuier hlil
W e. m LAne AS exchanged his arg
stock % goods n A. store with A. J Cur.
- 'rr t.. uss house hullt at year, And
49, Z n Andrews. Nil. for The nctt ten
GAYS. SCI goods AZ cost. In order % reduce
t-.s iafgs stock ~ goods Nr Lane hAs
bred 80 j. WaylArd himoNl a. BOOK
krfpsf
Me.sfs l. n Andrews snd 4. J. Curtis
- reform th-ir oii ca. partnsrshlp, under
tae erm usne % Aniress snd Curts, and
- 81 1lsiaess =, thrlf oli stAni
lsm Adorned that NJ. Lane VII SCI
- stant recently oDught ~ Curtis, -
WsYiani KImhNll. Who uiil settle here.
ftssri to hlahs NE "wednesday .ftsr
Boa. April iiih. Newell r. N0ung. 500 OF
m y ANANa NNNNA MlFN ANNAa ~
pnsuH0niA. ths pnsnmouls Involving both
Tugs. He Va wildly dslrioas from N
t-st Newell Jacket Only "a Gays OF being
~ years % age. is SAs very Popals'
,nong his youug associates and ne oidei
ones % oar pisce.. he sAs worthy men
pr u tie Lotgs % Good TemplArs. II,
young msn ne p'acs sent - Portland
az nuught tea tolsrs worth OF n1sers
Sorket into . beAutifal design. Tue Gate
AIu. FLORAL tr,bu'es we're sent frOu l.--
..ion at Aaoarn aud other plsces. Rev
NJ. Perkins. CnlversNhst, % lewiston
conducted The funeral services Ne"ei
~as GOOD ooy ani In Dis death se have
net via q great lo-s
john Bicknen diei very suddenly We'd
nesdsy noon. lie bad been In poor healu
lor several years Was 81 years of sge
w B,cknsl sas Pas, Msstsr ~ Psri'
Lodge AT 50 fsvnsst % masonry.
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Eaa, Summer.

Rev ID 4 ilbb,ri. sin.in.hv. Mr. Al
bolt, arrived from Ksnsu on fssi Day. 10
response N telegram announcing TIE
falling health ofhl. wife, who IL a. her
fathers
soow I. ,,lll deep 10 many places aud the
travelling l. fearful.
A poor season for maple sugar buslnes.
several persons ar valulY iryiug IN DO
outside painting between the rain AMI sno"
squalls.
Qllmby Glover and family, also hi. f.ih.
~ AMI mother. are about ~ remove "ou'
West"
Nr c. y JOY :. 10 occupy the Frank
Rnhln.on place this season.
Zary Do,.u. ~ Hartford, has COW late.
" c,lvei ,hs, gave II quarts ~ strained
mia pr day Mr. Dlisn keeps qaits q
hsri % good cows. sui supplies customers
regularly In lewiston
Arthur Bngg. keeps shout Adofsn cows
and markets butter In Boyon.
SLOCUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
Greenwood.

The snow Il slowly wearing OF. 80 that
there Is actually one spot OF bare ground
10 sight, aud We can see 10 now without
going down aud looking at the cellar bot
tom.
oar IL year old boy ls getting TO he quite
q modern Nimroi. The other day he went
out into the alders with his fowling piece,
and soon came back with two rabbits
these he dressed OF and plsced the DIAL
out behind the shed, and the next morning
he came In with nae specimen OF @. ii.
Rs black posltry. IL hangs up by hl.
legs oui In The wooishei. and believing II
20 be the same one that pulled up our corn
last spring, we are half inclined. some
times, TO make little inquiry regarding
retribution and punishment amer death.
TIE crows are numerous and tame
shout here ~ everywhere else and II your
Mason correspondent don't wsni them kill
81 Oh. be must crop their wings and keep
them 81 home.
A day or Two ago a. Henry Cummings
and wife were coming home from Locke's
Mills, the sleigh runners dropped down In
20 the ice on the pond, and stopped the
sleigh so suddenly that the horse cleared
himself from Il by takisg Mr. Cummings
out over the fender board aud dragging
him number OF rods before stopping
Mrs. Cummings was not thrown out OF The
sleigh. No injury done except TO the hsf
ness which Was somewhat broken up.
ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-24
Bryant's Pond.

Pedro elliot. OF Keats I'LL. has been en-.
jagged 10 teach the sumner term or school
In The village. Mr.. elliot tsalht here last
winter, 90 the entire satisfaction OF all.
A ". whitman Post win have dance
AZ The Glen MOantsin House Tuesday even
leg. NAY Let Music by L0cke's Mills Or
chestra Comrades are requested 10 sp-
pear In uniform. Ssrgeint II. G.. Berry,
ball director. Rsiucei fair on the q. 4.
r.
IIOa. J. s wrlgh, will speak here before
the Post Memorial Day.
Kicker aud Cole have sold their colts IN
parties In New Hampshire for 500.
Fast Day hefv. without game or bal,
was something unusual, bu, II was out OF
The question thls rear.
william D,nforth, OF Island Pond, was
In town Tuesday.
FM Cole IL nlllug The iIoushton store
no with q good assortment OF hardware.
and though he has been In the busine.. but
= few months has already drawn quite q
trade.
Trade mus, he good. a. every day brings
nom one IN four drummers into town.
&. A. Coin IL the winner In al the colt
race. on the pond so Ear.