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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-12-20
TIL e G 0 U R IE R

]. E. Britton has retired from the
Mclean County Mail, and H. S.
Wood is the new editor. The first
number under the new management
is brim full of good, live matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
rs1 eIsr coRn ron slLAGG

Ia selecting corn io plant for the lilo
n l. not wi.e in Northern iatiiudes 90 ,lr-
eide Who'll, hy weight and amount oi
crop. Experience IA. ahun.iantly prov
ei that the ie-t variety ~ corn Tor -ilagr
/. on. that 9. capable of mituring IT,.
grain In the latitude Wheuc pllnir !.
Trial. made 10 the Mime e.ota experiment
station showed that the large southern
.wrst corn. while Il yielled much gnai-
rr weight of .llagc than yellow iliui.
,anfslneI no more nuiritiye value, a.
the former Va. cat in ana imuliurr .tatr
10 e.r,st,e the frost. while the latter borr
ear which Wery glaxel when cut. The
Large corn welded many tou' of useless
weight o. handle. anil required increased
.t,ars for storage. while the silfgc nude
frum II was Inferior Ia quality to thit of
the well-mlturrl yellow hint corn. The
pr,.uuiion applie. only to Situations
Whi.h are liable q" yi.ltations 1T early
fro.t.. Corn .houh b. cu' Tor the lilo
i,,.t 4 i the kernels have leconr gland ,
anI no variety should De- planted which
rauno, reach thi. condition before the
iir.i killing froHs.-Amrr,an Agricul-
tnrisi for May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
aconnArlvrLY AnrRlcAn .,

Tir Iielfa.t srpublican journal pub
li.he. .omc extract. from private lei-
ter. written by q physician vho.e home
9. la Boston. bat Who Wa e native and
for year. resident II England. IT, is
IT prc.cui visiting in England. anil The
letter b. Interesting. a.. giving NJ. Ina
prr..ion. ~ hi. native country:
e.. I had not the slightest idea
when left Boston, lat July, of bring
In England now bat u .. one 4 The un-
rXpcciei happening. which continually
surprise "a. Whether shall remain
herr until June la question which a.
prrssnt am unable to answer positive
ly. The reason. which induced me q"
stay were various. Onc ~ the strongest
Wa the condition II my health which
think has improved since left America,
attributable. no doubt. to the fact ~ my
not working much ~ late. True. haN"
performed some .eryice for old acpuain-
tances and other. hat compared with
my busines. in the ~tatr- II las been
nothing Furthermore. io grt price-
for work, even low price,. seems diiii-
cult. Nv observation leads to The con-
rlusion that In every Kind ~ trade u !.
about tho same. N the pre.ent condi-
ton ~ AFFAIR !. the outcome ~ policy
81 FIRE. trade. the .ooner the government
II thls country adopts ana opposite polici
the better 10 will b. for the people.
II feel uuiir q. much out ~ my elr-
ment here a. ever dh la America, even
when a total stranger there. All round
.crm. poor With the exception of The
buildings. etc. The people generally
irr not looking very prosperous. or not
a. prosperous a.. have been accustomed
to see ihrm In america. ! am contin-
ually getting Into hot water for making
'olious comparisons. and | am growing
home.hk. hnd that am lees an Eng-
lishman now than Wa an American the
ia, landed th.rv. aud Candidly speak
/ Ing. don't think | eau stay here. To
m,.slf I do not seem different than
ever dM. bat to the other. I appear
combatiNrly American in every way.
strange tu .ay, no very particular desirr
exist. a. he otherwise.
II wish here tn congratulate YOU
heartily upon the result of The November
election. and the rrcrnt Inauguration nf
the new President. You know nay ideas
regarding cleveland. did think him
fairly honest dealer. hut Dbl. action
toNar the latter part uf M" campaign
~. like that 81 .qiming worm that
had lo.t u. way. and va ready 90 wig.
glc into any granny that would shield
him from the rc-p0nsihilltir. Incurred
b., occupying position for which Do
/ va. not fited and which could not h-
made tn m him. Consistency Wa th"
grrlt qualification claimed ior him. hui
| ina cine d. hls only been consistent in
making "a poor attempt 40 becoming
President a .econd time. hy irving 10
pleass every h,dy nud .ucc-c,iing in
pleasing nohudy.
II understand The past winter la. h"rn
very mild with you. Herr wr have not
had amy snow aud only very little
fru.t. bat any quantity IT fog storm.
and chillS dripplne-s. for many week
w. did not .cr hlt of blue .ky. hat th"
lat day or two have bc"n a little clear
er"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
RAISlNO poTAToJS.

~omc two ur thr~ Wccks Previous tu
planting. take I,Oinioc. little h"luW
the medium .iSr from the celllr g. au
upper rtum wherr the sunlight has au
opportunii, a. come in. and spread them
nghil, on The Goor. 'ilie spuui. viii
.oun legin to pu.h uut .iung aud ,igur-
ou. ani grt we'll under way ly The iimr
planting a u.tdN. Sston after pliuiiug
they will hr,ak ground, push uui hruai
thrifty lsaf. aui II the .nil !. ln the prop
o. condition. thcy will not forget the cN-
ira guod .sud-oii they had duflng The en-
tire SUMMIT This treatment forwards
their growth aui Give them e start in
altancr of The hcstle.. lO not vui the
Iotatoe. for .ec,l. hut plant them whole.
n will rvuuius morr -esrl, hui ! think "
i.iter for thc crop, aud u viii Iay ln tlc
eui. \ potato u planted whole, vii
pu.h forward from tWo tn four nt IT,
musi vigorous .prnuts, AMI thesr arr the
Nrr, unc. that nre,l tu grow tu sr,urr
iiis l-..t rr.uli. N tle tsniaiu l. eat Ia
Go pi.,v. tlir Wglkl, .prput. that rally
ought nui to D. allowed o. grow viii hc
ohlicyl to do the h..i They Cau. lni li-
mini.hrl crop follows.
think 10 i-'.t to take q picCr oi hni
that ha. i.srn hong In gass, break u up,
.prrad q light supply ~ dressing on The
urruN. harrus thnuughly and usr
about 80 pounl. of some g,o.l phos-
l,latr in ihr hin. u l. far morr difficult
a. rtiss rnosl I-ltaiu~s than hsfofr The ad-
vent "a that ahomiunhle ps.t. The ll.rile.
uien our oil frlds ar not in gupd vun-
iiiion to pruiuce nicr smooth iul~r..
\ portion uf ihe element. ~ plant iu''l
that The t.niain- crave. lud must hRNr Co.
ryarh perfc.ti ha. h.rn removed from
40. .uil hrucr the rumplaini. that rumr
from go man, direction. ~ .cahhy I'Uta-
toe. anil poiat"cs ~ poor qualiiy. Ihr
llaarl ~ Arriclliurr rrcvntly held an
Institute iu fhis cuuuiN. aul among thr
.p.aksr. wa. i'rnf. Whlich-r ~ New
llamp.hirr. Who .aid that la univr q"
ral.e .ati.fsct"ry crop ~ putaiors u i'
nut ne,es-ary to supply nitrogen artih-
,hll,. beat zee a fertilizer rich Zoe potash
aui phu.ph0rlr acil, thr potash prc'iom-
mating Prof Whlfrhet has lsrru eNl."r-
nnsutinr fur .iN wars with ARTIFICIAL fer
uii5rr. on diierfni .oll. ani with differ
eut ,rup.. anl De- 3. gUol authority ou
th. poini lu unlcr iu raise smoUih,
uier tulurrs vr nerl tu furnish thr p"il-
tu with thr ser, elements ~ plaut iu'ti
10 rsluirts. aul with ,uustant study ant
rNf~flmfuf sr mas uNrrrumr fhr uhsil-
,lr. uov in thr VA anil pr~lucr large
crops of Iuiii of extra cu"i quality.
- 4. IwIr.uN Boa Nirrur tui Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
wsAT A uISrAKF

Onc half of al the people La ihi. coun-
try have hsrn or are nov afflicted WITH
sitarrh or bronchitis. No doubt many
of them have tri~i every hlo"d purifier
they have .eru. With the erruncou. idea
that caiarrh j. q constitutional disease ~
the blood. Why. q greater mistake Wa
never made stop for a minute and ask
any reputable physician what cumin"n
catarrh l.. or hrunchiii. which l. sa ca
tarrh in the bronchial tube-I. and What
cause. 10. and the answer can b" onlN
thi.: ut 1. an irritation ur Inflammation
of the mucous membrane ~ The no-r and
throat, cau.s, hy neglected colds, damp.
piercing. irritable winds. foreign matter
IN the air. which =. poisonous to ."mr
person. and not 10 other, iust a. the
bite. uf certain in.c,t. /. q poi.onous
torture to .omc and ha- no unpleasani
effect upon othrr.. The reason oi ihis j.
found Ia the different structure ot the
outer Kin and u. counterpart which
line. 80 the inner organs ~ our h"iie-.
-ome people have clapp~l hand. and
chiihlains aud other. arr never 80 afiiici-
e,l bs,au-s ~ the peculiar .tructur" ~
the kin uf different individuals. u l.
not hlood purifier. you want. bat g"od
Wholesome fpod. the palmer The beiter'
then keep your feet dry and warm.
your head cUol. and bowels open, aud
u.c an external application lJohn-0b.
Ano,lynr Ilinimeni j. the be.t W. know
10 lllay The Inflammation. cleanse ihr
surface. heal The -orr-. and your catarrh
will disappear like magic, wr n" not .aN
never t0 rrturti. l~cau-r ,uu NAV cure
se,rrr cold and Ia thrr months raieh
another equally had: 80 with caiarh
and bronchial troubles, exposure ma,
hiring II on again. W. learn~l mon"
about tnaiing citarrh frum tlr wrapper
around battle of johnson. in0dNns
linlmcnt than Wc ever knew. Certainly
thls good oli medicine drserNe. to h.
,alle.l ~ universal family rrmedN.
n will pas sou to send to l. :. Johns"n
a co.. lio.ton. Mas. inr o. pamphlet.
FIRE. int 10 learn how io lie tie Hui
meni economically. \ ieasponuiul
pr,psrl, u.,,i will do more good than "a
IA ~ battle 10. .ome people u.e IL. Ihis
linimrni mitc from The formula ~ an
old family physician.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
suAsoNABlC HINTS FoR rHC
nAQErT GAHDE.

AMER thr dr.i complete plaut.ug of
eauleu rfup.. anI W hrn the gunuul hls
uu0, i.,n fully ooyupiri, thr careful
ciuienrr viii plan for .ucrr..inu crups
fn u,..upt rirh pllCo as " lsIumrs Na-
cant. tho ground having hern veil en-
rirh,-i be- the i~ginning. anil we'll Culii-
ti,ai,i .uh.epurutly, t viii paN l~itrr
tn work t fur .ecoul aui rNru third
,ruu.. than tn mauurv anil break up urW
rruuui n. to thr i-csi mstho'is II cuu-
tiuuou.ls occupying th' land. rlch gar
Lsusf mu.t i- guided .umrvhat hN ihr
nsssls of his market. The hrsi ground
ia l-romr NIclui will De- that upon which
urrr gruNu ouion.. herts aui rldishr..
A. thr ouinu. aul ls.t. all D. thiune-,
.n.frll of hsiu. pulled regularly THE
hrrr.t h.ius picked uut IA. ihry werr
r,lI, fur mlrksi vacant placr, VII hr
m.Ir in ths rows. ln the.r may tr pat
,.ihhare plant. "a .cuni 'arlN Kind ,
dlIns nult alternate ruWs. .n that hN
th, timr tlir dr-i crop I. -, thr crunui
will l-. mllt urCupisi again, aul ready
fur ,uui.nurl u.e 81 thr ,ultiNaiur.
Tilr smaller "a plant !. Nh"u 80 oui
ihe i-tirr b. b.. providing 10 ht. st'm
aNIfNN NNIN H|'" NN NN"NAN ~ "' WH".fff.f
ulthout damaging h \ fuur-lnch cal-
i,srr ur sweet I-,iato plaut l. i-.iirr than
larger our. mnrr -urv 4" gruN and
to give a valuable prsiuci. The hr.i
r,.lul.itr fur .urct.. with such crups.
e.fsrnllt crlrr, L. to have guoi plluis.
Tlump. .ioekN hunchc. ot c'lery viii
hrinr two ur thrrc time. 49, much in
thr market a. thin. ill-.hapci once. To-
urslug, these tn The fulle.t eNtrnt tlr
plant NUT hr tansplauie,l at l'lst on'r
'tWl,,. 4. isetterI hsfurr bring finally -rt
- in the ruw-. The fir.t trausplauting
.hnuld BE- a.. .,,ou a. the plant are large
enough to handle: the .eroni. When
tl,e, arr four io IN inChr- high. ani
thry .hould theu d. cui hack one-thiri
thrir height. Thi. can d" dour easily
and quickly by taking thsm up Ia bunch
e.. and clipping thu tops with lnrge
.helrs.
The tomato plaut will al.o repay auy
especial care given he trunsplaniing
mi. plant .louli never d. forrihly pull
"a nut fran the s'.,-l bel, bui q compact
hali of Earth .hould remsin ah"ut the
root. AMI b. krp, therr Intact until ih"
plant &. react. An Implement rsls'vi1llN
made for such purIosc may De- had q, the
.s,.l .tn1r. fnr small sun. or girlcn
trouel. carefully handled viii do th"
work very we'll American Ngriculiur-
III for NAV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

gluEin Tua LIcE.-t.rel.e is'lesirir-
tiy. 10 al usect ,eunil which 80 much
iufr.t ,lonesii, animals, aud al thi. Sc
son begin o. multiply With great rapi'il-
"a. Ten dlys only are sufficient Ia hatch
= br,rnl. anl millions may De- produce
fr,m one lnuse In the course of the sum
msr. Their destruction noW will save
much annoyancc In the future. Poultry
may ~. fres,l from thsm by thoroughly
whiiWashlng the house with the hot lime
wash. and well grrislng the roost' with
a mixture of any kini at grease aud kerr
oslne oil In equal parts. This mixture
with few drops ~ cr-osoie added rub
l.sI on the hacks. brisket. neck aud un-
der the legs ~ calves will quickly free
them from the vrrmin.-.,merican Agri-
culturist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
A GOOD COMMITTEE

We arr pleased Ia learn ihat the Tuis-
tees of the ONforl County Agricultural
Scciety have appointed Scuaior james :.
Wright. senator Ebeu T.. Rand aud Rep
rv-eniatl,r \. J. Curils. cOmmlticc ou
swine. Th~.e honorable gentlemen al
served in the legislature of the state,
the past winter. with much ability, and
u va. beat jusiicc to thcm that they
.hould h. .iill further honor,l hy their
constituents. The, ac al much iuicr-
c.is,i Ia the prgrcss uf agriculture Ia
ihc count, aud rNccllrui ludgr. of pork.
Farmers. bring Ia Sour hogs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
..MeaknesN"

That there can bs very different senses TO
word which seems 10 have but a single mean
ing Ia illustrated by this inciient' a Boston
rogue Who was charged With having stolen
and carried on grindstone, was askci by the
lawyer who prosecuted him;
"You took this mans grindstoner
II dii, air."
SLOW did you come to do such an aetf-
ut was In moment of wcAkDe~. sir."
"weakncss. indssdi What you'd you have
taken II you had felt strongi Bunker Hi
monumentr-Youths Companion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
rrE USUAL WAY


Thew Wa unfr n mau
With = wuniisrful pltu
That sas ulsaut a. fvfui~lFl ths Earth
The mnst marvellous sfllFfns.
N frailY suuhl seem.
To- shirh e'er a reuius gass hiith.
49, hs rsliesi on his frisuds.
Pfuphssisii iifiisnis.
AMI tslksl nks a sefen day chEk,
Ill shsn thef esre Naunsl
tn. q ossnpany fufmel
MI they al fairly clam"rsi iof sia-k.
The unlos b. hirssi
Wa rrsatly admlfvl
o. hfiiuTs view hanlsuns anfl rhastft
fls eiffks WrfV urlans,
And a. al n uas plain
That their cunf'isurc 49, ne misplaes-i
Iill a lasf unf hns daY
ils uftfr huu1s o. saf.
That his lds 81 hrius va slmIilf o. HulF
Al tir lauIlfs that D. ruuli
That fhfir stnsk 49, na rts-l.
Ansl he tIffin- Werv sii in ths suup
-ilrusrflIlr IuurulI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

\ Young lady of seventeen summers,
highly educated. refined. anil ~ prcpos-
sessing appearance. de-ire- To Form ih"
acquaintance of some nlc- young man.
whom she would advise, II troubled with
dyspepsia, to use the great blood puri-
hcr. sulphur Bittcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
ECZEMA, TTcIy, scALy, sRIN TOR
TIRES.

The simple application 81 ''swArSE'-
OISrNE>r.- without any Internal medi-
cine, will cure any case of Tetter. salt
I.heum. Rlngworn, Piles, Itch, >ores.
Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy skin
Emptions, mo- matter how obstinate 90
long standing, IL l. potent, effective, and
coats hut a trihe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

I,heunati.m :. caused by an acid in
the blood: therefore. external Treatment
afiopl. no permanent relief. 10 elimi-
nate the poison and make thorough
cure of the disease. nothing else !. 80 ef-
flcient a. Ayers Sarsaparlla. Give u q
trial. Price II. Worth ~ a bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Team. that have been partially Idle
through the winter must come Into the
work gradually, and their shoulders
should h. washed and bathed In salt aud
water. Keep the collars and yokcs clean
aud smooth. Wear a gravel stone In
your boot q day, and YOU viii know how
a lump ON horses collar feels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
AMONG THE FARMERS.


effyslslirlrnre 90 pfastiral arftrufufsi tatirs
4 sulfitlsl Atlrvss an rtllnnunk atlans lu
tfulsi fnr this ief.sftlnsnt O. AaHIgTtItHAI
itfruH fiNfI1ri icmorfat. iars Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

All ne.h l. grass. II you do not
think 80 Just notice how everybody on
the street stops when some one yells
..II.,. ,s.t, 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NUMBER 20.
written Cor ihe oNfori Dsmecrat
A VISA

That your. may ~ nis's plsasaut says,
Of full and sNesf Cuntsni.
! wi.h-hof In The rarshsss phn-s
of empty compliment,
nut A. sish The heart iiAs spel,
Harvest, uusslhsh. true.
That wish i.sssfnss prayer insicail,
AMI surh I hfeaths fur fou
- RAkTH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

weller-ls your watch all right now +,
Mr.. SMITH Mr.. Smith-Well. mo-, not
yet; but Il seem. 10 be- gaining every
laV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
Wilkes. .

lot season tie wi.kos family had
% Rev performers m $50 az btticr.
uenber. of the Wiike- family have
rrhfry r,riorm,d IN 300 or bsti' r..
.-| rrurc from ?l3t O. 22O With
Hr .t,uc, of.2l7 The Wiikc- family
Hul. .u. trains on trots ca. wins
.r Aui also their average sp, ed J.
very mrch better than an, Other lam
ly $50 ..us % Gen Wilkes have
.rai performers IN 230 and better.
ir.u tl4i up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

tiIr dsV - fur Nri-or Day ani thr
vesthrr on that da,. mas noi always le
fhr l.-st f1r planting. a.. Fitness fur ana
uut-,iour r,irhution .hOuh govern the
Choirr. while thr planting NAV b. dome
at "a mnrr Suitable .rasun. spring, hs-
forr thr hais oisu. February tn Nav
t. a. s rule the hrst time fur transplant
ing -althuugh " eith carv if can D. dnuc
nu thr war rOuui anil murkt ur
cloud, daS .. preferable d. q sunny "ur
fnr that operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
The Great War Syndicate.
By FRANK R. STOCKTON.

AVthos 81 "Ha.ldst Grange" "Ame. XII.
bright" The iiee Nsa ef Orn." The
Christina. wf.sk." ''rh. lady eF the
ug.'.- tn. tate Mr. Naii." TIL.
Iiaadr..lih Nsa.- The Cs.ii.g Away
Of nt. tech. ap'l nr.. Ne.hlns." ''rh.
pas.ats.." sis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
ARaoR DAY

Nl-or ,hv has gume o. have much lm-
fortanr, in many ~ the Statc.. aud thr in-
nurnrv anil ths work going out frum It,
Observance l. plainly Nislhlc over Wide
rNtrut of the cvuutry. While u carrie.
wi ith it planting ~ trvvs a. iirst sug-
gr-tiou, itsohser,anrc shouli NOT b. com
ine,l to mi. one object. bat .houh cN-
ieul io village Improvements. Waysitle
li"rumeuis, anil All effort. o. cmlelllsh
uuiiluOr suruun,lings
While thr ds, .et apart hy thc gusrru-
nr this tfar proves tu D. to,a late Tor Thu
.e,tion 20 the state. ,yt tie work n~s,l
net wait Zoe the day. beat should he ler-
iuuuril iu ii. pruIer season.
ihr ghirf a the lo0rstry Division IL
ihf ulird state. Department - Agti-
culturr, u. D.. lcruoW. has i.sue,l cir
ruar un Nrhnr pay planting. containing
timely anil valuable suggvsilons ou plant
ing shsih' aui ornamental trv-s. Whirh
arr hrn' VprvluCsi io give them
Ia .iill wider ciuuhiion'
rNruopUctoE,.
Nfl-1r uay. lu ths Eastern >iaic.. as
rulr. contemplate tle planting 20 .ladc
au,l ofnamrntal trvr. mainly Tor the ak
uf rrruflug sentiment anil Interest ln
irvr planting. anil eventually iu fur'.t
culture.
lhF following .uggv.iinns do n"t rricr
fo tlr nlu,aiiuual features 81 Nrhor
lay. hut arr meant tn give in the brief
~ maunef such gvuertl adNicc Ia ~
sani to tlrr ssle,tiuu of trv-s fur thc o,-
Cisiou and tu the manipulation ~ plant
lng. as NAV ah teachers. pupil. anil
other. to perform ihe practical WORK 81
Nrlsor laN With rnsouahlr hoI-r ~ sue
ts.ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

lCupynghis-i ~ y = CNiiisf. - OILERS Once
. wcck. and islblishci ~ sprCial auangemsni
shh hini lhros,sh the Amesican ircss AsspclA
tea Al flgtt. rr-ert~i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

,,NroI p ni~uII
Counselor az Law.
uI,Afup NAiNh
>.... frtn. f.f us iar'i Ceuniy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

pr,u.r& .rr,E>~.
- Attorneys & Counselors.
,..WtN MANI
AL r...s ~suarl ~trarus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

hur.N uEApUJE1.
-IIru rAgi~. NAiNt
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15
sRouoHro.'s ALL AROUND MoOEsx STORE.

Now that the Western World people have folded their
tents" and moved to the town. Paw Paw seems
quiet Please that it only 'seems" For business
in its usual channels least it does the ALL
AROUND STORE mo standing at the of the
street., waiting for the shining wagons drawn by
HAND rattle by. No does the neigh of the wild
bronoho fill OUR HOPEFUL with the desire to be
boys For least have heard the last of the
crunchng of broken glass between the jaws of the glass
eater. We can't even SEE SNAKES, unless we find them
boots for the snake charmcr has departed and taken
her serpents with her. 1t only remains for put
record wish that the Western World may every
where the good fortune that favored it in Paw Paw.
Last week said word or about Millinery" For
want of space failed mention elegant stock of
flowers, wreaths, sprays, Should them
onions and potatoes measured there would be
GOOD BUSHEIS-not a pint less and have a wagon
load of Hats and Bonnets. When began this article
had mind to mention the of a few of the lead
ing styles but they very long, and French that and
French is of the many tongues up in. So
ask you look them and name them, We Will
almost let you name the price Do you remember that
advertised Pillow Shams each? Those
shams sold almost before the ink dry. We
have another larger better CLOTH handsomer de-
signsa regular 25-cent article which offer at the
old price-Io Our special sale of wall paper
surprise cents for good paper for better,
Il for white blanks gifts 5@25 mcas and embossed
papers equally low prices made picnic for housekeep
Mons. WEBFoOT who walked the high wire Satur-
day had been looking all the way from MEXICo to PAW
PAW for pair of shoes adapted his business but he
looked in vain until he struck Shoe Department where
he found the shoes in which he made his ascensons We
haven't the slightest idea that you 'wre-waking'
Shoes but you need anything in footwear you find
it in Broughtons Shoe Department To-day show
ing fine line of Slippers with heels without heels black
tan, button laced CLOTH leather AS the Captain of the
Long brick used to say: slippers to walk in to talk in
dance in to do nothing at all in. Although given
Dragging, feel almost like doing every time
look womens $500 shoe for it is the equal of any
thing sold in this vicinity for ST. Our $500 shoes for
of the famous Gray Brothers make - nothing
need be said in their praise In addition line
Of Mems fine shoes az 81 50, $500 and $500, have the
best stock of work shoes in the Also, pillow Shoes
sewed pegged screwed - everything for the comfort of
your sole. Whether you wish to buy Dry Goods Car
pets, Crockery, Tin-ware THINGS EAT, you
leave your hard-eaned dollars in better place than
BROUGHTONS.