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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

The Prog Age psblisled lAsi week AZ
alleged rep0r; % IA alleged interviev with
Coanty Attorney l. + Csrlst0u. relating
% liQaor prosecutions In Keuneoec county.
Ia which Mr.. Carlton i alleged IN have
sad that he bad oecoms fully satisfied The
lsv eOuld not be enforced. an be dii not
care how ofsr Dor By vhon ais opinion
sss quoted
MONDAY afternoon aJournAi correspond.
eut called on Courty Attorney Carton In
Augusta ant showing hin the article In
TIE Prog Age sskei What fouptstlon there
vas ior a. IL answered;
sN0ne. have sail nothing % the na-
tare and have Only spoken ofihe diriculty
attending 10 enforcsment IN this c0auty,
with The possible exception % Augusta,
throagh the rurs! districts and cities the
lsw Ia a. vel enforced ss the law against
larceny % any 0thsr lsv. have IN Idea
vho tbe nan can b vho reported this. for
I esrtsiuly never said II. DOT anything HE
IN
TIE Age isforusa, vss probably the Gel.
loo Who recently usnt % Augus.s Zoe wool
and came home sAcrn.-Bs.fass Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17
Too much Previousness.

There are Indication. TIA, the ffisnds
Of oos q The prOminsn, candidates Zoe the
Republican Gabsrna,orial nomins,ion are
Affected Nth that in eausni slanr sesl-
Cd pr,vioasness this i shown By The fact
that several Instructed delegates from The
smaller towns have been elected long
time in advance q . Convention no, Jet
called this disposition 70 take time BY
the for,lock is - ..y the least, no, 81 al
praiss-orihy. As !, ]. liable 70 give riss TO
. saspieiOa. however n founded. ths, some
sdv.ntss. u excepted 10 Be gained oy
paraias thi. unusual course, ~hieh could
no, be bad. II thiags we're lsft 70 take
their natural -sy.
The CAsirmsn Of the State Committee
has advised dsfsrring such elections until
after the cal 4 on, this is jadiciOas I'D.
vice. and should b hseded contested
delegations sOnstimes give trouble and
always cause more or les friction. and
tAsr, 10 no possible reason shy the prs
eni eoupe,ifion for the 0abernstoriAl nom
ination should not Be conducted IN sasA
Q manner - 10 BE- free from al suspicion
81 u,AssAAad vork.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17
Respectfully yours,
fSlgusd Jos : MiLIEE.
T.mmfs.foner
Democratic Attacks upon Gov.
Marble.

Democratic Attacks upon Gov.
Marble.
T1s organ % free run AL tie Belfasi
PsrsonN LIb-ftv Cub cane cat la.i ~esk
'of Hon = : Asrh,e fof Govsrn1r. Ths
nay BE- considered sufpfisisg perform.
sncs ca lie part % 4 proi,ssei DSmocrai-
Ii ofEAs. hut h l. really Ia aecofd Win
The usaN Democratic tactics. TIE object.
% coarse. q. 20 discfutii Gov Msrh'e.
-iih Republican. snd % cocvsy the IDEA
that be ia Pr1g.Age kind-of a-mAn.
There Ars very fsu. hossver. sa0 can he
thus mlsist Gov. Marhls !. TOO Vel
known. hks b-sn TOO long In pa1lic NE
sud hks rtcorf TOO nrmlT established,
f0r Ary 0us % believe that be has AZ hi,
ate Cav Deliberately turust his bach upon
al b. Ia. before hsid dear o. cSnsof. with
~. frs~ ran Dsmocracy since he sue
cssfst % tie GaosruatoriN chair By the
death ~ Governor Bowel. Mr. Msrh'e
has thus tqlar,'y placed himself on rec-
ord
Daring NJ present Administrations, an 4
n slsctet o. serve q faii term, propose ~
30 NJ fan taiy ~ fNr a. ! an capthle, 10
s1scaiing TIE AVS Cor The State AMI DO
nOt propose % give The tsnperaDce people
q pretsnt even % complain % nv Aiminis-
trstiou- have always supported temper.
sncs legislation. believe Ia n. AMI regard
10 a. the settled policy - ne state.
This ought % - suf-cient not only 10
show The in.iucsriiy % he PROG. Ass Ia
lsadirg Gov. Mkrhle. tat also The motive
-hich prompted lts utisrances II ought
.l.o 20 ssi a. ret The statements 80 In
dastriossly circulated here that Governor
marble 70 not In favor OF The prOhioitory
hrs ART has given encouragement 20 the
''persOnsl liberty no.ement FOrtGnats-
" The sathor % thsss reports 10 Dot coz
sider-d q reliable ,athority 90 any saoj.ct.
an the harm dons ~ % ISLANDERS must BE-
i1haltsslml Be fast JOaruAl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

IHE cal for the S-oond District Re
pablic.a eoavsnii0s Il published ,hi.
-ssk. The BASIS q representation = DIFF
fsrsni from Tia; Of The State eonvea'i0a
csaeass. should look cut for this in
choosing delegates. as The representation
Of several towns q difsreni in the two
convenfions
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PRIZE OFFER.
A Type Writer Free :

To the psrsoa seatins ~ The larses,
number Of ns- .dvstos p.yins .abserib-
sr. 70 the Oxford Democfsi previous 20
JAY ls;. lsss. -e vi give . ne- World
Type Writer. b>sids- . liberal connie
sion On each ne~ subscriber.
Ofsr open 20 everybody.
ATWOOD s. FoKBEs. PuHLsHEEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17
ACrest Surprise

I. i s,ars hr 81 who az Ksug'. fai.sm 60 ihs
Ihrs.f ssi LanEs. ths graz EaAfsatssi rttnedf.
WoiIId YEA bslfre that i Il sod % us merits an1
thsi say drurg.t Il sathorFei b. TIE pfopnetof -
this sooisrfsl rsmsfy o. give yoa sample bostle
fssf II uEfsf falls - arts o. shrunic coaehs-
Al drugEists ssl Ksmg's b.sAn- Lsrgs bosiiss %
AL on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

The free trade papers have been aa-
vsneing a. = argument sgsins, the PRES
eni tariG system. that IL makes possible
The sxistsnos of.trust.. Which. they say.
under FREE trade system could no, hoar-
in In this coansciioa il u interesting
70 note The seiioa u Mr. 4 G Allsa OF
August. In r,lsiioa 70 the envsl0pe trust.
Th. combination practically cOa,rOls he
sav,lops trade o. tie e0untry, and With
In fec rcn,hs IA. sdvsnc-d pricss IS
p-r esai. Mr Alen. -ho is oas q the
l.rse., oon.uners % envelopes In the
e0antry. refuses 70 bay q The trust. sai
IL ends.rcrins % hsvs the tsrif On en-.
vsl,pe. removed n he can do this he
will impor, several millions and endssvo'
% brras The trust- Thu. action Is COO
sisted With The free trade .rsurnsnis not
Cd. Bat the ie-is,oa Gazette, "rev.
srns rforr' papef. argues against re-
daeia, tss tAr.a o. sasaf. ~ TIE kspae-
leans vani 10 DO. tia, Il gil no, cheap
en- sugar 10 The ooasamsr. ba, oil pat
The .mouni q the relae,i,a Ia the already
dirsnded pockssofths mos' gissniie trust
IN the coantry. That is, The tarih make.
trusts po.ible. ba; renewing the tsna
simply ircrsss.. The profit, Of The trusts.
Rather dilsmms zoe mind. unskilied in
tie logic q tArif.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

GrS. CHAELrs HANtN o. Bangor la,
besa sseur,d BY wn X Kinb.ll Posi, O..
A. X. 70 deliver The address a. South
Pan. on Memorial Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

Farmers will nni Bro-u's Instant Re
lief to be o vslaabls remedy for The stable
a. this season % the year. sfJfdipg. 90 u
docs, Q prompt remedv for cole, ehills, or
seoars amOng the lambs and calves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17
DIED.

In Bsslssii. Apnis. q a.. r,sissnes u hsf sosln-
s. Chss. fer.,sf Ssney r.. utts q ne late Dszfsr
nySmsa 81 Ch.rissf0un. Nsss-. sEsd ~ years
In soulh Pare, Msrsh lee. Clyds IL. e.iJ go q
wibar l. sai Lime n. fsun. aged 10 months.
-, !. s !; ;.. . Asss 81 s s.'' ''''' Nancy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

A Lewiston drug clark took an overdose
% morphine. and . Lewiston man sect
dsnislly shO; himself. Both died the SANE
afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

ARpoR DAY h May Lot. II look. nov
II a. -hs, tree. -sre %, on ,hs, day In
,hi. yisiniiy would have 20 be Sc, In
,no. baak..
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NV ADvEETisENENrs

49,.
IA a.trl
nfsrr
E-lp-- Ca ris.,sr al Tsr,.l.f-f D.-inlltsf.
$500 ii $50
4 49,.
A. n - Nersrrs'
nEh.asIs.f - fr.
~. Z iisa.Is orr..s 49, I1saas.
llars
a. "a krrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17
Was II Ever so Before7

Ei.lof Drus1rr {.
TIE Drm, raj likes IN hep he coarass
% ia r,sisr. Hp ios ehesffal n not up 30
q n.htsg polnt Ms II Soai sem u
a-ci gooi .toek % courage and cheerful
sops - expect spriag In any decent ss,.
son sAsn Water hOis .-sv thls ilth day
% April bJ giSltg "a al isy's .no- storm.
AMI 0ne feels tits assiug wss u ever 90
before. kspi ioarnA for qults good
m.uy year. I got u oai - day ln order
n see for Myself oil give some OF The
things Cod 10 IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

MEiIAE KIN. West Ssnssr. las
bssn granted a. Invalid p>nsi0a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

The Ksnnsbee Grsni Jary has Indicted
Charles Besl for poisoning his fathers
vhlikey, and the trial IL In progress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

II ihe ,ral % liquor ess- ., Bath.
JsdE. wslion made charge 20 the Jarl
-hicA ocaiAirs some matter interesting
bo'h % tho. -ho believe In the borough
sasofcsmsr, o. the liquor Ia, and 70
,hoss ~ho have 20 rrsP,c, fo' The la- Aad
you'd Lac % have IL repealed. The a.
tofnsy ior ths dsisnc. I'D t.ksa oocasion
% attach ths Maine Ia. ssyins that hq
uof drinking never could Be stopped BY
"a. that the idea that !, ooall b. stop.
psd By prohib.,ory lssi.laiioa ~.
lann.b.s delusio,. And 40 ca. The
jstse Instructed The ary TIA, shils there
uasa d.E-fsacs q oPiaioa Anaas 80
psopls wiih rssSri % The sHPentisrey.
proprsiy, An4 ssoc-.. q The existing Ia
az l.-s. nsysrthslss. the principle q
ptoAib.iion hal bssa adopted by The p-o-
pa BY lsfsr msl lriiy, snd iaeorPoraied
into the ooa.iiianoa q the State. IL u,
The Judge ay,. The duty o, every
god eiiiisa - OBEY the az, whs,Asr
be rrsards that lA- . We o.
n5,. IL per,oa j, dissatisfied 9Th The
a.. b. may - before The legislature, ,hs
ls--msking power. and there dsnoaaes
the AS a. vshsnsaily /. be Plsases
bsi Ia q court o. jlsiies % 'aeh PfiSllsge
exists. Attacks uP,a the lass have co
place IN m clari non. Tie jay AZ
a5, called upsa % decide whether ne Ia"
= ~iss o. ots-rsi.s u i simply o. them
10 lrcils -hsiAst Il hs. b~sn violated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

TxExs,-Ns2riy sab-cfiptioas, si,s. u p@i.i
strictly IN allNance ofhErutsa. 80 pr feAfi
sinEia cCrles fsur c~nts
AprHsfIsasnxrs.-An l-rNi afvsrtissmsnts
ar Eiven three consecutive insFrtlOns 30 So
pr inch IN irnEth ~ Cui1runs fruuata natllNNs
fnssFtssf - ahors fnr q - earh. snCspt thfs~s
T~iAtIng - nnAl Esiats. vhirt Are 10 eech.
sr..cIal csrntrarts mNlr ulth lucAl. uAnstsnt %
yearly sllvsrtt@rr.
Jos FEfsftxs.-rss OKf,ri psmocrNf Oircs
A. vau stnckei Win nas materials fur doinE
a. kinds ~ plain 90 AncY so rrtnunE. An
sHperiencesi loh printer L. always IN NJ ofnce,
srAr.ntas prompt an satisfactory ucrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

TIE Maine Methodist Conference me, In
Poril.Si last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17


IN Ia, b-sn i. uo.od5a, f.s; that ,hs
opsAtioa q The Maine hlaor A-' has
bssa hia5srrl ~ ,hs inability 20 sscafs
evidence u The paymsai q l. : til.
ikrolgA Oh. ineomPls;s All erroneous
l.,'s ssp, BY Collector Page. q this later.
al r,ysnus district TIE matter rs ~.
isrr,d % CussrssnAn Dins.sy, AL sfsi
ooa,,dsrabls sf1r; on his part, u i' 20 b.
presumed that ths errors ~ill BE- co-teci-
"a C1mni.s.1asf Miller ,sai = s?ecial
as.at % Pcf'.moaih O. ssc-ftain The fsc's.
"a ,sai o Collector P.ss th- follosins
l-i'sr q .ns.ruc',oa. IT, letter 70 VI
n,ns.sy. b. states TIA, ths,e distractions
h,,s bssn Substantially complied -iia.
wAurtNato~ MUca -. L.,
C1'ria Plgs 81. Collector. RrisaoalA
Ne Hiafsl.rs -
Sr Ia q p,v 90 y1ur leiies % tie 2,ih
lnstAni. 30 49, distracted % give loiic-
thruugh yolr nrglties o. al spscis IN
payers nyour District tsAi lsfratsr svsry
return. Flfn a.. mn.t sh1u sasrr the
psrticu'ar place " hasiuess % sltaaici f'r
uhich ne tat Il 10 be pad
n tag p'ac- "a in a CITY OF togr, The
street std utn'er % Ia hO1ss sa1ai b.
statsf In tae rciufn.
ifths base las % rumS-r. then the
street. anf 10 particular part % tas street.
where 10 L. sitast~'. sh1uli 81 sisis-i. sni
shsre ths place % Business IL oatsii, % :
civ or town. - tat usithsr uumner NJ
street ca b. givsr. ~. iocsiion .aoalf. IN
some other wky. b. pArticliAfifed In ihe
rsturu
Tals specifc dss'gua;i3u % hls p'tcs OF
hls.nr.s ~ the special tAH payer l. int.s
p-rsNh.. - ths pfup-r sxrcutiur ~ IN
stki4ps Ssctlcns Jgl3 J.l3. 3eti. h )
81 uasi 30 lrs.st.i up1u ~ COLLECTION.
~ita1at rvgafi O. he s1-ct u nay have Ia
r,,iuCirg iutsruAl fevenas receipts 10 DE-
iricts shsre lncsl las prohibiting i,e s'i-
~ AlcoloIic lgarrs prevail; ar ttc place
90 t.s.gnsisi saHui b. stat-i DO he A.
Ps,bs,lc,i Lat OF SpsciL Tar Payers 10
acCorisncs vita TIE rgslfymsut % Sec
tloa $40. Rs
A. % tie otasr po'ut which yoa present
"a az distracted that should Mr. Satin
make ~ 2 tnrn - 'doing oasinsss uuier
~ rAns AMI We % Wll'ian Jones. vrf.
iying his return ~ oath 90 afarmsiipa.'
- ne ststutes rsqlirr. (Sectiou- 3ii3 u.
y amsnicd. ant size X : yoa nav maze
out Tie speciA. tsx stamp - wiilAm J1nss,
aul.ss yoa have gooi anf ser -ient reasons
Cor foaoting TIE correctness % bis STATE
meats
lfyoa have suea reasons. yea shouh,
before lssuing TIE stamp. mAke irgairy inio
he fAct..
Respectfully yours.
fSf~wslfH 10 = Mum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

April ia. vary opli All -niJ, snow
egng al day Su1 rsi mach with The
epii being oct fiiiag
i0A. Fssi i,r Rev, ehilly All eloaiy
TIE .nas l. iAfre feet dep 10 ihs woods
ani oa, he piles AZ from is1 ~ t-slse
fesi dep rsefs 10 ons b ,se-u ny hp,.s
,ni bare slt f-st dep al hat little bare
grnaad ~ ~ sea saIai to-u
iits Saou froI % ,ery harii tsams
ga - over f,oes. throagh re nsli.
Mfssf All llrffick rasil role In q sleigh
.ltiy roi. 90 he erus, a'tsr 10 o'e'ocf.
Toe weather became warn shi pleasant
afisr that 10 1895 .liaoaEa u -As Nay sth
Asfof, say fsfm ~jfs -ss dsas - amJant
n auything.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17
MASON g. HAMLIN

| MASON & HAMllN
ORGANS. 8; i !; s;:: =, 4:
80 II issi. Othsr nsasfs FOL
lo..I Ia M nsssssiufs ofths.s ih.irunsni,.
81, ~. sa.ca A iisnlia OFgsns have ,lssss
usiniaissi thsu 'sPT,mtey % ne bss' 10 Ne
ns.oaa usnnn sssr, q. dsuSssusiisn u ths
sssgaAllst stcslisnes - tksf ofgsns. the Tact
lh.I al al ~ IN sfsai WC'id's trh tNioes, 500,
that q PAis, 80, In epapsfHl1a . IN tsst
n.lsr. Of ali coa ttiss thsf have avafiAtlt taisa
tbs hlsts.i hss0rs iissifssd e.itlos 10. irse.
PlAN0S.S 4 =: !! :; s. ::'; 50:
srs no opI ,,y'es,is, N. AisA sIesiisrs. a.
kie.ef bF other lsalias natsrs la the ART oi ptAh
buIitius. bai sill siAim sspsuofay. Ttis ~,
atfftoate soisly 10 the femafsAble tnpfcfemea'
lstf,dse.i by then "a 10 lsAf ic.. snf tos
las.a a. the aMAsos A HasiIN ftAso ,IHis9
,H" ~ the nee u shith u seesrei ne sfeassi
po.slhl yarty and fshasmeut ~ tnss I ssihef
siA grvstsly incfeasst esEschT zoe siAidiA< "a
tans sad olIef Ingsftsnt sdtaattsss-
a sirrsiAf. e3atsi tsx tsstimoeials fron hrse
Ausdr.i purchasers. museians aui ianers, sea,
tossshsv SIN descriptive eAiAiosus' 70 'nJagp
east
meas alec feuisi.
AZ "A tf n ~ n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17
A REPUBLICAN STATE CON
VENTION.
~in D. nsid IN
NOROMsEGA HALL. BANGOR.
ruugspNN. ArRiL. - isss,
Auii oCLncN. 49,

~ fhs purpo.s 81 salectlaT TO canitisiss
49, A. sTff.r. ~ I.r.siiTnt 80 n - fresiisnt ~
~ nirssi stafsHs. anf rH1r NaluaaiTs ~ larTEs
81 frsllr alfsrusfss a. sIfrai "a ~ailolal Atli
vsufiun a. - hrii ~ NniCasrls llllalfls % tuNs
siaV. Tuns, ia. 49, anf trsnssrilnE auN otnrf
huslnsss tat nay rrurrrlF culus nTt1ls iA
- nssls - reErsusrn tallFs - - - $3.50
Earh city. to-u. 49, rsnfsilnr e ~ - snltl -
a. oos tslsEsts. snli So 49, SEVENTY 80 Futss
rasf 80 - ETru1liran HAusilisis 80 tsutFfaof
In lssl ~ affliluusl tfleFstT, 49, 80 ifartl
a - FFtF Nrins IN stflIinual tsirgais.
r. rIais Cummiftrc 81 o. IN srssiul in ID
r.osrtinn rruu - ~ usi af ninF oNlck 90
- uursing ~ n NnrFrntiol, ilf - i.afl,'se
~ rs.ruTrlr.E a. rrlsisuflals g lsarEairs.
A. aIerff1rs 20 MaInF. sitnuut rteAfa - 49,
r-1iIrira n fsrsnrss. - srs in ~ r. lsllF 80
- uflrnsnfs nrrNs-r,i IN ~ cal 90 ttE h
ulIhIIran 40 So nru 1ulfts fur ~ - l-l a.
Nafi1ral luuvsrtiun. az cnrilaliF tuFiissi -
aufts slfh - Errunlirans uf n sts1s ln sEicli
"a 1slsrarrs - fnls NuuNrutiun
PR uTtirf keTunllca1 state N.suinIiifr.
1t-Eru "a NANLEl. Nnairrnan.
WILLS a. NiNn. ~rCrTtau.
ACeUsrA. MalsL fetrasrY, li, lsst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17


r. ErrlfI Icsrs 81 a. --rnni uerressl - a.
ulsIrirf - Msins. Cuuursas-si uf ID cl1nllet or
unfarf FrankIn. Aulru-rl.rxlrs - slA...ss
LInrClu 49, knun. 49, - 49,. ~ - 49, NHle
Fafs. 90 rlrvsnflnn a. D. bell sf ~ NiiI
uaI In isstsfnn. un FrfaN. ~ a.ln az nf
ArrL. -. st on uC.aCk a NJ 80 ~ plfl-ass
az nuIuInafInga ranfIfsfr fur hrurFssn tailFr
- ~ So Inrrr-ss 90 90 laIfr.i ~tstFs. sni
. can.flfa. 80 frusIienfiaI 4 rrfnr 49, tn
siert 80 1r.sgstss al 80 allsfusirs o. ~
Eaua rIiran Nafh1lsi D0rrHnIiIrr a. D. nrlI 81
CairEsI. I.Inufs. ur ians lIth. fsss a. o. slsti
= ulsrrirr Nurr H1Irfsr.
r. hasIs % rs.. rs.HnfafIIlr - - ks fn.inss
go rIfF. nHsn 49, rIaItaflnn ~ o. suiiileI
o. urla isIr.afs. 80 80 49, - rHtrs - 90
tsnrsrurr iksfssIi in -. a. aifItI0rlsI ls.e.
ssts. a. &C. q re 81 nf .. Futrs lu sHc~ss 20
- Nufsa 81 - fIflrnal tr.rEatr.
Apfu q lsss
u n ssuNnux.
srsaEu ~TuAEsss
TaaxkIfs N uErH. AFFatII.an
GmaELrs p fIaINfuN. ufrlrt
uuaarn NnfraLF. luuualiies
NNs.Hrr ~ Nnsrrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

April s,h. TIE .prns thu, Tar has be- q
cot All ne .ros Il dep. Tas slsigaitg
10 glite good.
"a Brsstiss ro.i. ard Il l. dfined
Vtfy nseh. issisfisJ vu The m).i 80.
TTfs snos stotm fJr The vlrtsT. Wind
north sas,
Ia. Warn snd Pls",at R,1in,
fr.i beard tltaF.
gsih. Snov ani rain. Cold AM raw
sta east ~ini
gsih Cod All -iniJ yet TIE snos 10
m ~ gons Ani he roads AZ gsiiins dry.
Msy 1t S1Sri OF. TO-DAY. 0ra.s 10
getting green.
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Terms, $50 To Warrant.
ARE Y0U NERV0US2

nnskn.la So. Mareh "a. lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

April "a. Q,its goOj .lslshlng A
storm o, SNOW and slest to-day Wind
.ouiasrly.
lisa Cool with cas-, ~iui and snow
gust.
i3.h Cold. windy and eloady.
i6.h C01siisrsbie sBOs Ia The woods
bot cot {. pretty w-ll goue.
sandsy, April gSi Cold and uIoom.
Portable The month thus far has besn
cold Not one warn day yet. Tue
groani hss frozen aud Ice formed netrly
even night
SOFA. Cool and mostly eloaiy. A cold
Inonih not more than oue 90 two nights
that the grouud has not frOEsn. No farm
work done yet
Tat same year The cold, VET weather
cOnilnued veil into May Api DOT till Jane
sih that apple tres blossOmei, YET IL wAs
good year With Abandsni hsr,ests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

April 1T Cold ,bd rioiy. TIE .bos
10 ahoai a. dep - 81 any ZINE this winter.
Not mach sap s-sihsry yet
ga. VERY cold abi sihiy TOO cold Tor
sap
"a. vsrT severe snow storm with
high sind.
.tA. Coli snf roush-
iith. A toaga sBow storm. wlBd
u0rth east
is.h. Col. All ROAD, b.i y irilsi.
isih. Morblbg cool spi oloaiY with .
.ifoug east rint. snsrw,fi severe
storm continaing al uiEht
Apdi gs.h. Groani foI bard
l0.h. Grass getting greco no farming
iors ys,.
Ma ga. No farming Jet The gfosni
at ADJ sons snos dfins In
i5ih. vsry warn sni very smoky. 20
degrees 10 he shais II Souih Pars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

April IS. lih and S,h. Stormy, rain and
.uO~, cold and di.AgreeAole.
Oh. Snow goes Slow and q good deal
20 20.
iO.h A cold rAia and snow storm with
q strong east wind.
iI.h. Fasi day. foggy and rainy.
Snow mostly gone. A thunder shower
last night
2oiA. sno. about gone, grAs. green
and frogs pseping
90.s. S1wei oats and planted reas
lssJ
April tlh. A cold slest storm with .
strong northeast Wind.
Oh. Went 70 Hebron; roads poor on
account OF bare spots and sno-drifs.
On. Clear. cold and windy very IN
comfortable.
l3th. Snowy all day. Cool aud rs-.
Snow In the road nearly ell the way from
here 10 the Hill.
IL began 10 Be warm amer ,his.
q. y. HAMMOND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-04-17

April 9tA. The .bo~ l. mott gone an
fooFYaris are gstilus grvsu.
Tea Farmer. began 20 plos tas l0.h.
rhs roai. are se,,l,d sni Cry ahd The
esds are green.
Ny IA, GATE snow storm to-ds,
AMI cold fJf TIE sssson.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09
Comparative Loss.

Boston journal: The following are
extracts from letters OF e. r. White,
vice president security investment com.
psny:
Yankton, Oak, Jan. 8. About loss OF
life and property here, would say that
we suffered with Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas and Texas. We lost
in the whole OF Dakota about 150, about
thu same az you would lose in the east
by q railroad accident, and about ONE
third what you would lose there in one
of your pleasant foods. Tks rest
of ms are all alive and kicking,
and the snow ID grand thing
for us, as it good crops
next year. / see By the
papers that the people Of the
New England states have had somewhat
OF q blizzard. We ere sorry for them
here, hu, rapnnt a3yise III, ne g visit
or invest there IN account OF hucn severe
climate.
w. j. Sanborn. Esq, president 81
CLARK county bank, at CLARK, Dakota,
now in Boston, states that he was driv-
Ing acr oss the country ID the storm for
two hours, and that when he reached
home he found that the thermometer
was MOI below iresging, and that the
snow melted on his coonskin coat before
entering the house. While the storm
was severe, its features have been fear
fully exaggerated by the Chicago and
Eas1eTn press.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS

A CLAY county nan owns @ COW which
weighs 1880 pounds.
A Brown county women has given
birth to two pair OF twins in o rear.
"Just nineteen days without Q mail'
is an item in the Pukwana, Brule county
Press OF February LIST.
The ladies OF Fsulkton, Dakota, gave
. complimentary leap gear party to
their gentleman friends on January 8lst.
Redieid is making elaborate prepare.
tions for the entertainments Of she g. A.
II. boys Of Dakota. who assembled there
next month.
The Redfield building and loan as
ISOLATION 10 fo~reclosing mortgages on the
property of stock holders who have
borrowed money from She institution.
The first mail from che east in seven
teen days reached White Lake Aurora
county, on Friday last. The train which
tookithe mail also had on board kerosene,
suger, etc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-09
LOCAL ~LACONxCs.

The cfaziest person at the sociable to-
night will be he or che who fails 10 at
tend.
Unofficial thermometers registered %
degrees below zero at Daylight this
morning.
st. Cecelia's guild Of Christ church
meets with Mrs. w. F. Munroe to-
morrow afternoon.
Judge Trip stopped OF Fargo end
held . short term Of court there for
Judge Mcdonnell on his way to Bis
marck.
An additional twenty feet, which
addition will furnish more Of an incline,
il to be bulls on the toboggau slide al
once Then the slide will be fast
enough Tor any me-.
The bachelors party ct the Morrison
Tomorrow evening will be one Of che
most pleasant OF the season, and those
who attend will feel more like observing
lent with ell its riaor.
City clerk James KinRsbury has beer
granted q leave Of absence for thirty
days which he will improve in going tc
California for his health. In his absence
VIM. Biatt will attend to his oficia
duties.
Sioux City railroad boomers are meet
inty with considerable opposition to the
proposed three per cent tax in Gid of thu
Sioux City & Northern, the contempla
ted Manitoba connection. 1t is not a
all likely, however, that the tax will b
voted down.
Three times has the reporter tried Il
announce that the ladies Guild OF Chris
church would meet on Friday afterrool
With Mrs. Wallsce !. Bruce and tire
times has he failed. But the ladis
Guild does meet .on Fri day aiternoo