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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Raising Corn.

Ny experience ir raising corn has been
somewhat limited, but rpd that l have
been The most successful when j breh
up In the spring q few days before plant.
Ing. To obtain the best results We should
exercise with care and brvsk up well,
turn the sod all over hst and smooth, no
cat and cover for me; that will not do. II
the plow jumps out. back mp and he SURE TO
turn IL ali. for IL pays To do IL well aud "
the plow loosens up . stone, throw IL out,
and when done p'owiug, draw them on
Then give the piece . good narrowing The
same way you plowed. l use spring
tooth harrow and Ike II the best OF any !
ever used. Now some will say thst
spring tooth harrow will poll The soi up,
II will not n you break up properly, hut
will leave the land smooth aud mellow.
Some pat manure In the bill. | used 10,
but now spread ell my manure with the
spresder aud harrow IL In. Then mara
The rows ihret and one. half feet each way
and drop four or Eve kernels OF corn In
each hill. lf use sny fertilizer ! SOW u
broadcast before planting and bush IL lh.
This IL the quickest and for corn 10 The
best way. for there ls no danger of burn
Ing the yOupE roots an 4 by using The col
uvstor Often IL keeps the grouui light and
free from weeds. use the hoe 10 cut The
weed. around the corn and loosen the dirt
round the hill, never hoe up more than
hoe away. for believe In level culture for
corn unlss. 10 is on hillside, where there
is danger OF washlna when The corn is
glazed about right cut 10 close 10 The
grouni and put about four hills In bundle,
and from eight To twelve bundle. In .
stack. when the s,over IL cured enough
draw II - the barn aud husk IL. Paek the
s,oyer away iill winter then run II through
. cutter, don't care how short II 10 cut
NJ cattle eat up everything clean, butt.
and ALL I have no cornstslts lying about
my barnyari nor In the manure pile, 70
bother aud cling 10 the dang fofs when ~
cart the manure out Some call corn
stovef worth eight dollars ton, some cay
10 1. worth ~ much q. Eugllsh hsy II well
cured. say stovsr psys for all labor, and
Interest of money aud taxes on land. and
W gst the corn FOR no,hlpg.-C W. wuu-
Nay. %. A.hburuhAm, Massachusetts,, in
Mirror and Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
oyER gsEpfNo

Thi. l. q matter 10 which We ffeqaenuy
sllude. for IL 10 the great drawback 10 sue.
es.sful poultry keeping. The number OF
pers0ns Who neglect their hens, and pro-
Vide no food N all. are few, compared with
those Who over feed sni cram their hens
unlll they are % for nOihiug Iul the mar
kst II u no, ouly cheaper 10 feed moier'
,tsly. bot also more profitable, r the hens
will lay more eggs vhsu not too fat. ani
Also be less liable 10 disease. Mirror asi
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
ernrrs rvtfIstoy Oy PURE

Con LrvxR on. wuu HrroruosrufrEs,
For LuAg TrOubls, dAd Wisiiag Di'sa',s
DR.. J SnoNlUp, New Ohesn', Ia, says :
"sco,rs y Enulslon 10 the aie.i prep.r,'
ton OF the kind. In Affection. OF The
lung. ani other wasting diseases, We NAY
consider IL our most reliable agent. In
perfectly elegant aud agreeable form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

I have h,i cHnrh fjr twenty years
snd used al kini. of remedies without re'
lief Mr. Smith. druggist, Of Little faii.,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm. The ef'
feet Of the nrst application WAS magical,
IL allayed the ILLUMINATION AMI the NEXT
morning my head va, s clear ,s BEL.
one bottle b. done me sO much good that
am convinced 10. use will eject q pe'm,.
nent cure. IL I. soothing, pleasant aud
...y 10 apply. and strongly urge 10 use
by oil sufferers. Terry, Little F,lls'
Ami, Rain into e.eh no.,ril.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

The restorative ipnsence OF plowius
An clover on run down land 10 not Who'll
~ aue 10 the plant food II furnishes 70
a. .oil. which produces Increased
srov,A OF crops, bat IL largely due "a
the mechanical eject In msllowing and
dalug . soil that BY loug cultivation has
hecone eompAeted and hfeless.-f. II.
Roo, IN Country Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
DYSPEPSIA

c,n... Il. victims 20 b. miserable, hopele'''
soo,u.ed. and depT,sssd In mind. 'ery irrita-
be. anguid. and drowsy. IL Il disease
which do. not get well O. Itself u requires
.aretul persistent attention, and retnedy 70
thtow off the causss and tone up Tie dlses-
live organ. un they perform their duties
Willingly. Hosts sarsaparilia las proven
lust TIE required remedy In hundreds 81 ea''' =
.Iha,e taken He'd. SarsapaTiila ior dl =
,.,.i.. from which have suffered two years
tr,ed many other medicines, bot none proved
a. satisfactory as IIocds ssrsapAriila''
IHouAs COoG, Brush heeune L'sA' '''
a.. N.FE civ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

10 say from personal experience that Sal
phur Bltter., which advertisement will be
seen Ia another eolamn. IL the best sprng
AMI blood medicine 70 be found. IL ls
prepared ny an honest nrm Who seorn 70
use cheap aud worthless meileines, oui
use the best that money can buy.-Eiitof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Baillns was very plou., was fond OF the
ladies' sni very bald 90 the BACK OF hls
heal The other evening he W. callins
on q Connecticut Avenue girl and Vas CIV
Ing her great deal Of church talk.
"Ah, Miss Charlotte" he said. I'VE are
watched over very carefully. EFen TIE
hairs OF our heal are numbered.
eyes, Mr.. Bafsins, she replied Win
deep euthusiasm, "Dat -oms OF The oack
numbers OF yours appear IN be rni..ins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

The great popal,r remedy OF the dsy for
coughs. colds, as,hms, and all lung dilncul'
t.e-, ls Aismsou's Botanic Bslssm' lner-
pensivs, reliable. pleasant to t,ss, cures as
by m,gic, aud gives anlsersal Satisfaction.
A trails the best testimonial. Price -
cents. Trial slIs 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

MluIE Wa. ENGi0ED.-'I hear that
you are engaged, Msmis"
"It 10 true"
Then mother Was rlshi."
what apoaii'
"sas .,Ii you would b, engaged before
leap rear va. over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Managing eiitor-wht 10 IL yoa Az
nounce hers-ihe basiis golns out OF lash
lonp Prlll eiltor-Ys., slri l have IL dp-
on the authority ofs ls,ilng fashion 1ar.
nal. "Il wont 30 70 pabllshl H. We cant
arJri 20 imperil our circulation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

The best way 10 prcpalr hen mAnurs for
use In hill or irill Il 10 mix u With nne old
muck Take II AZ once and pulveriIe u
ene. and mlr 10 proportions corresponding Z
with the condition of the manure. 1.-THE
manura 1. reasonably ffe@ from an admir-
ture % loan or other material, four or i've
other parts Of muck 20 one of manurs will
be none too much. See that II IL -ufieieni.
ly moist 10 generate heat promptly. Aftsr
well warmed up, work u over aud see ihs,
all parts are made Zoe. II there is too
great heat, molstsn with water and keep II
down where 10 Oaghi 20 be. Amer laying
q few weeks and working over several
times, the compost will be In good condl.
ton 10 use. The quantity 10 be used vii
depsni on the proportion Of actual msnure
in the compost. No debate rule can be
laid down. Scatter IL over qalis space
when applying. rather than 10 dropit in
pile. II no muck IL available, use nne loan
in the same way. BOT less OF IL In balk.-
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
a GA r D.

ToAll Who are ssrerins irsm the srrofsas
ipil.er.tion. q youth. nervous veAlness. eArir
s.c.y. lo..ot manhood. hc.. I viii ssni . reciPs
that -iii eure yoa. TREE or cnAisoL IhssfeA'
remeiyrAs disaover~i ~ missionary In SUN
America ssni saiiaiir.-sci enVelole " We
NV. IosITH T. ISnAS. Siai.s. y, Nss Is's ctJ'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

rtfE .uh.r 49, hsrvty rtyss publie noties ihsi
- - tsss iuiy apt.c lntesi ~ NE bonorNhis
Irfss of pfohkir fur ths CuuntT % ostofd 80
ass6usd ~ rust oi Adm n'sifas'f oi ne ~
EosFtIA late ~ rasit.
L. - Coartv. tacsass1 tT EivinE bod a. ne
a. fresfs. ~ thsfsfofe rtgpfsis ~ pefsoes ~
sfs.s A. ths ssfais u sad tscsased % maks ,na'
--..ff.ss rsVu.ruf ani tha.s uho have any de
a.. ~ -. TRANK :. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
AMONG THE FARMERS.

Cgrrespcndenee on practical Agricultural top
ics IL solicited. Adire.. ali communications
intended fof this department to AoHiCrl-
rukAL kpIrOh. .OxrOKD DEsocRAt, FANS, Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

FTrs All ~. stopped free ny Dr. kiias's
Great Nerve Ilestorer. M nts amer nrss dAYs
uss Marvellous cures. Treatise snd " TRIAL
bottle fre@ ~ NJ case.. send to Dr. Kline, Ssi
Arch st Phila PA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

TuFsutfrfifsis hsrstv ave Tuhls soiirs thAi
nv ave tssu tuly arpnIntst ~ the hen. JAZZ
~ YrOfats fof ne COuhty ~ otfofi al az
- ss.f trs tfusf - Fnsgu'rfs of ~ sstAis oi
MAHN a. HOrGuruN. laie q W Aisftofd
IL 49, CouufY, teosatcd, ~ Efht 80. 49, u.. - ~.
~. ! irsrts. thaF thervfpre rsqafst al pef-ce
fntsffrf O. ths ssttts q sat decessei 70 estt
IrmsIi1afs paY asnt. anf thoss Sho hA'e sAJ 10
a., m 49, q IA &CuAS MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

If,hey we're no, reliable sni effective,
people woalin't use so many OF iesm-
ugD PiasfSrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

The dlrrence between am,n Who dlgs
lu the grouni aud one who digs In books
/. tha, the former dig. for hire aud the
latter for lore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

An exchange says: "Never make bet
with . woman" In the case OF . win.
come woman this u no doubt good advice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

"P., VIA, lss good neifhbor'" "o1q
who never gives sivice, my son, AMI Who
tales all the advice Ne give ~ HIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

How TO get along well 10 the world
hire man with an suger or dfll 70 bore
Que FOR you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

A Pl.pbarg editor says, Husbands are
not made % order" Wei bet be can't
convince most wives they are not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

ONFOgn. et--At frcbAis Court hoiasa Al
faris, wllffn and 60 satt County, oa the thift
russlsF 81 Auf. a. n. 80.
sfEFilEN o. IRISH. Gssrtiaa ~ Ofrinstoa
Masou. af nlcttfl1. m sNt 0rantr, hsFlaE rrs.
sentrsi tls acrruai 81 suartuaattip q ssid ~sfd
~ allusanraf
ors~rsd. nat ths saii Gusriian giy. sesio. d
al gsfssns tutsfsstsd ~ eausinE copF 20 this
ofiFf o. ts pabiishst three sesks sascs.sfvslY la
Ne oNf1fd nsmccfst pfietsd si fafis, that thsf
naY aTFear at q frotAis Coaftt % - hslt 81 Paris
in sah Coantr, on ne thiri russ.isY ~ haf
nsNt. a. . oNicrt in ne fofynooA ans shov caass
q sny thsy have shy NE sane ssouli hot ts Al
GEo. A wtflsoN. Jssss.
AtrsseopI Aits-s III. &. DAVIS, Rssisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

A thing OF beauty is . JOY forever. lfyoa
are wise enough ~ let some other fellow
marry her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

TIIE sabscriber herebY siFss punlic aoue, psa' -.
- has bseu fuly appointed ~ ne hoa. sLls
"a 1.-,h.fs Ia ~ Cnaatv ofOnford. And sssumed
~. trlsf af Adn uisfraioF ~ m s.tals ef
HIRAM YOI NJ. late ef hs'hsl
is sat CounlY. deecaseis bY sNtnt ..,.. -
i.. fIr.~ts - therefore requests All pef-Soe ~
fshfsl o. ne estate of said deceased W -
I1,--si Al. p.vmeut. All those sho have any se
~.nt. thsrson % exhlbtt the .slne ~ ,,,..,,,
Ar. H. t.ss. tLhts ~. i'N.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

otFnRn. a. At q Coufi of rrohAis tsi Il
raTts sfftIa sd frf ths Nnuntr % nhfsri
90 ~ ihIft TlfsfsY q Apf ~. isss
Oa tha r-iIisa nf ANNA hk1 AM asrtikE 81
" sfsf = Ant Nslilf A nffaat miauf hslfs q
Wfrrsff = uryant a. % tsafhsra. =. ~ a.
rsassf. ufsvins fsf trsasr 81 ssu ani cuuFsf
fssir ittrrrsi 10 the hrns iafm n Ne late stmasl
urrant of Grvsusuof. .a ~ CoanF or ohtofd
fsr q cCrsltrraiirn namst LEI al fsiilon.
urnHErn. That - sstl prtItIrusr give uniios
o. ! rTranus Iutrrs.isI', ~ CnusiaE a. ahstrN
% ~ rafuaHn. efh thls oftsr hsrroas % -
rrrf-.fs.f tnras sssks su-rsfslTfiY n the okfufi
ia~u-a-rat a uaaspspsr pfiaioi ID fAris. 10 al
tnaatr fhaf thsr msf sTpsN Al afrueaie Ieefi,
Il - taiI 81 Parts % he thlrf t.ssstsT q hsf
rsat atrlne o'cicct IN ~ infsnroa. aat 49,
- Trsniri. ..-
AtfuseoFY-stts.t1 III. 4 DAVIS. .kssisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
sTArE oF MAINE

oNTOEp, -. frobAis Court, Apru Tsru
IN. fssa
A csrtsIn fssuumfnL pafrofinE % - COY
q ~ iast "a Il at trs'amsnt ~ shra n VIII.
an ists ~ nufi nEtna I'M ne state n Nsfucsi and
~ fhs frutsts thsreof N .aa sisis, da'y suthfu
ftrafs.i safi1r tera pfe.Faist % ne fudss ~
PROBATE fnr go ed NnuntF - ohfeFd. 90 ths
rurf.1ss of tsinE siiosst, Set AL fsc1riist len
~ frainats toan 90 sat ooantf
OHuNEEn. nat aat're mfrvof - EiFen % Al
rsfsens iutsTustsi thrfsIn. ~ cansius copY Of
tkls orisf 90 o. rahllshs1 three weeks suenss
stsif n ths Oxt1ft urmprfat, pfinist a. fsfis
sssi cruntf, that thsT msf srF~e 81 ffo
hsfr Inurt 81 D. hsit 81 Pare. tn saf Cuuntr. ~
frs tffrf rursfaY - 1uue nent ~ nias "a ths
ciot ia ~ f1ssnocs. anf sh1r cssss. 10 AnI me-
hasr. sga'nsi M sans.
eEn. a WILSON 1strs.
A irus CopY-Atis.t u. L DAVIS, Rssislst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

oxynHp .-Na Csuft ~ Probate hsii Al
Tafia. .ftIn at o. 80 CcuutF 20 nsluft,
90 ~ fh'r.i Tussfav ~ Agf.. a. n. 80
FNAF CHAPMAN. stfaw - ftmnihf ".
ChsFraan. lsis % hsfhsi. tccssssl hsFtnE pc
ssufssi ~ Iet tiaa 90 an siiaEsacs cat ~ ths
rsrso lIsitfs of ssti feceasef.
Ordered Tlgi ths sa.i TsuI ser give uoics
F. A. = psrsras iatsrsstrsi thefstn. ~ Iuhlthns
a eos hf thfs oder sssks saccsssisslF 10 tns
usfnrf f,raanrrat. pftnfst ~ fafts, th.tthsI maf
srrsaf 20 frphstr Coaft % - hsld 81 fAfts
n at CuuntY on ths thiri tusstsF oi hsy ueNt
atsociost m Ne iorsnns q, AL thos cAuss u saf
.tsr hare. axkiast ~ ssnf.
eTn. A VII SOS. Jsags.
Atfus eouy-sits.tf n. e DAVIS. Rsgisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Drowning and thirsty men clutch at
stfaWs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

TuE sstscfihsr hersoI sites go. a,
Is,,sN.ts fsF tss Coaaty q oNf,Ff sed ss'sne'
IN. tTu.i of Adnlnlsirstof 81 lns estne ei
sHORsE u. CuAfItN, ste oI rns' A..
1. ..tf CUunfF. dersssets ~ ENef pooe :. -
= ii..-t.r - tb@rsflfe requests al pefseas h
f,bfs-i IL ne sstais % saif ttccssed W ~. ~. ~
.,,.i'.t. rs,weut. "a those wh, have sny 40
n.ns' ,,'is..a N - - -'' JANIS n. CUAFriS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

INK sabssrhsF hsfsby gisss pah.i, noiios thAi
shs has hrsn tuiT appoinisi ~ tns Zoe. Iuis.
"A sr1r.ts 80 ths Coantr of Otfeft ani assaacf
- trutf - sNfrutrIn - ths estate of
NANCY A. HoNf. late - kunfofts
in .ai CoantF tecsassd ~ siving tond az ~ lAw
49,. a. ttsrsf5fs o.. ufsts 81 psFsoUs - 10 Ars
infrttrf 81 ths sstatsof sait tscsassi % make In
,asfiaispsymfnt ant tthoss ~ho have suy ienshds
A. N. 49, CATuARINE : HOWE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

ruE .nb.-fib-r b-rsbY give. fse's 1870
tsss 10 rss resa tulT sppolaisi p, - -. -.
f.f.. n Pralsfs fcr ths rahtf - OsttS -
as.1msi ne uust Of Aanini'sA''' =" ~
CHAKLEs n. GoSs, lsle q f.iis'
"a f,-..tg- sscsa-sd. by EN nE eosd az ne
- dirests. ~ thsrefofs relaes,s - ~.
IA, IN e.f.ts % ssd decsAsed " AAAe -
- sl-s. -. .~rt soH thoss eho have any 10
m.nls Y. -. John y. swAsEr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Sick Headache

-ror the past two years have been
Aniietsd with severe headaehes and aisIfP
ala. was induced 10 try Iioods - saIA
rilla. and have found great relisL lehe,I'
fuly recommend II to al" Mrs. D. r.
ANSAnLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary &. smith. Cambfidgepor', Mass
vss a sufferer FROM Dyspepsia aud sies bead.
ache. she took lioo'is saf'al'ailli@ ANi
found n The hest remedy she ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

uXFOgn. (. -Ata Coun of PROBATE bid ai
Faris sifhn at fnr ~ Ncstif oi ohipfd, os
~ tfIfI IuFsiay of Az. A. u. ~
- ~ feitian - join a. llAAlnN. enH-
flan % tras b trtfgs g.. fIhsl e.. Ani lfiih g.
WaFtns nInof hsIfs - tlhfliTt q. hAfloss late
III tasld 'n sstf C1untFs tecfAaei, rrafth q
80 Iirsrss o. eel and ruuTFF cfrtAin rsAl estate
fssrrtfsd il 20 rftiIinn o. tie % Ne Ffotsfe
ustcs. 20 o. tdv.staseo1s eref ~ hissA tanifea
taUars
Osnrusn. that ths ssia rstiiiessf siss 80 ios
4, ~ rsfsans Interested tr esasng an ahsifsci "a
- rstrt8H snh ttis ofisf tasfcon, o. -
. r..tff.hsf thrgs sssks sacCsssitsiy In the
Gtf-ft nsmarrat. priatri a. fars. ths thsF
- sfssaf 81 I,ruhats Court ~ - hsif ~ fAris
III sad OoaufT, % ne thfd Iss~iAl oi MAJ
rsafsfs o'rilrk ln ths tofsnoou, abt sho- eaass
n az thsy have, shy NJ sams shosli net -
sfAniet. ,.,,,.,,., -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

,,,.,,sp Al. Court q PROBATE bell ~ =.
e.,i.- .lthin ana flr ne CountF of va iofS' W
- thIrf Tlsssiav a Apf.. A ~ -. an.
pAVlD HANMONs. Adminsus slt
..t.t~ of (liulsa Chspnans lais % bstns. :.
-. ~ ONf3rf. dgccsset. hatms lf.-s >,
-. ,r,oaat Sf adlnlnistrAtton % NE s-s ~
=. A fsoaasaf fir allosAncai - ...st..
p.Tnarp. fhai said Admin isir Atef tlte .pa 49,.
a., - -.r.ons interested, b. esas "a ~ ~ =
-, n = PshIisaei Ihfee weeks seec...." =, :.
80 OXToAD pENockar, Pfintsl ,..,.,s a ~
80 thrV nav sppesr a. tceft ~ Nt..ss.s ts...-
- st PsTi. IA sAid COanty, 81 a. NJ . e,,,
a.v of NaV nsxt. AZ uias os,eSs ,. - ,se
-. 81 sh1s caass, n say ths1 hs''' Wy
,sss saoala sOt b allosed xtsox J.tr,.
AHss sovy-Arrtsr, n. {. DAVIS, hss'''s'.
oxyoKp. s,-AGA Cosn Of rroe.is I'D 81 .
p.rt.- withiu aad Coz ths County ot Vsa''N'N ="
- tAir,f Tsesday of Aps-. A. u. - v.....,.,
IEVT = HANwOoD, ss@.l - 80,
c,g,.in Iustament purPo. uns 70 % 80 80 - :.
WI M fssIAment q NAY y hsl .siss
f-,fon. In sad C0untf. dseeAses'
ris.snsea ne zane fof freoAte -. ..,,i..
OHpEEHD. nat he ssit txece,os So =,
a. 81 o-r.oss latersstei. ~ csee.hs
~. -. ,e - pablisbsd thres sesas .sce 49,.
- :. - oxfoRo DgnOcaAr. printri .H. .
49, -, "a, spp-.r st q ffooste eslr ~ =.
80 al PsTis, In sAit CountT. On tns 80 A., a.
- n Ma, nskt. st NEE ~ ~. "a,
1,.-.cos AT .h1s esnss, n anJ tssI 49, 80
M. 80 lnsrumsst shosd sot -, - r..,s.
s,e,e< AL alle.si ~ ne l>st WI
nsss Of s.is ssesssss . wttsox. J.ix..
Auss ccpI-Astsss' n 9. DAVE s<s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Take. d. x. and be o. x. Sec sd.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-23
Dwelling Burned.

The dwelling house on the edge ofthe
timber south of town owned by w. w.
Bowman was destroyed by Ere last Sat-
urday afternoon. The house wss occu-
pied by family of new arrivals from
Arkansas, and but for the absence of the
husband the fire could have been pre-
vented. AS it was, it burned so slowly
that all the furniture was removed and
everything saved except $40 in money,
which was forgotten in the excitement.
The fire was plainly visible from town
and sent up great column of smoke
while it lasted. There was no insurance
on the property.
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Il WOntdn's Idea.

| EDITOR PREss:-I have been reading
and hearing much about our taxes and
the uses and abuses of money. The
| subject is talked of at many home and
the question asked, Why is it our taxes
are 80 high p? and why is il that when
an officer, l care not how small the
place. gets a position, he becomes so
well of? except those who practice im-
bibing or gambling, or both, and thus
scuander it as they 60. Years ago they
v'e-e willing to attend county offices for
the good of the county, but we are tax
ed to pay high salaries. Salaries are
Fixed by law at, it should be supposed,
reasonable figures, and that the officer
who should Gil the place did it for that
ealary, but we, for instance, will say we
have deed or mortgage to record or
transfer. We 60 to the proper official
and when it is done big fee is charged.
We paid our share of taxes to support
that man while he should do that busi-
ness. Then do we not pay twice almost
for having anything done in the office
Be it as it may, we hope that in fu.
ture what has been looked into and
stated did not stop when the votes
were counted at our recent election, but
will be got out of the way long before
another campaign year. Let things he
looked after in time. so that it can't be
said, "it is campaign lie."
Don't let us be lying people. Puri-
fy the Offices; let whatever party it may
be therein. Remember that nation TO
prosper must have Joshua to mediate
upon the law day and night. Let us all
be law mediators. Let us as people
that God is watching nations,
ours especially. Let us all ask what be-
comes Of nations that forget God.
MORE ANON.
irangeville, Nov. Is, 1888.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-11-23
OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

Pay your taxes.
Ratify tonight.
Jop printing Of all kinds.
Buy farm on Camss prairie.
Pay taxes now and save costs.
We print visiting cards cheap.
Iron clad notes printed to order.
Iron-clad note books for sale here.
Taxes are delinquent December 10.
Cleveland is not sad. He is all right.
Bring us some wood on subscription.
U. S. court Is still grinding away in
Lewiston.
NF. shissler, of Rustic, was in town
this week.
Mrs. Jay Gould is very sick and is ex-
pccted to die.
Vollmer & Scott loan money and buy
county scrip. o
No arrests have been made in the
Pittois case.
The printing Office wants that wood
you promised.
See the Thanksgiving proclamation in
another column.
Don't forget the Thanksgiving ball at
the grange hall.
Gus Heartburg. Of Cottonwood, was
in town Tuesday.
Arizona elected q democrat as dele.
gate to congress.
There is some talk of the abdication
of Queen Victoria.
The stage will run on winter schedule
time on December /.
J. H. Forney. Mt. Idaho, has money
ot loan on real estate.
Grover Cleveland is bigger man now
than he ever WAS before.
For letter heads, bill heads, envelopes
and stationary call at this Office.
Weller & Wax will pay the highest
cash price for county warrants. If
DIR. Carver is again on the prairie on
one of his rare and short visits.
bVNClai SlilllCbo pdCk tThlno NCic
loaded from our stores this week.
There will be dance after the repub-
lican ratification meeting tonight.
The next matter of political interest is
to make cabinet for Gen. Harrison.
We are going to have hard winter,
and it is caused by Harrison's election.
The territorial grand jury sitting in
Lewiston last week found three true
bills.
Now is the time to advertise your
stock brands. Apply at this Office for
rates.
Pell Sherwln came up from Salmon
river last week with another band of
cattle.
There are number Of cases of small
pox in Portland, Oregon, and in the
vicinity.
The goose-bone is dark at both ends,
which the weathwise say indicates q
hard winter.
Now is good time to subscribe for
your home paper. Try it and get one OF
our Sx12 smiles.
Parties wanting to talk politicss are
requested to observe that we are totally
deaf of both ears.
VIM. Coram and J. L. Eckert left for
Spokane Falls last week with drove of
their cattle.
Tom McGrane and Ben Reeves left
for Lewiston the first of the week on a
winter vacation.
There is an epidemic of erithymeia or
brake bone fever. prevailing in and
around Grangeyille.