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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
ALL MIXED IN HIS MENU.
A Railway Superintendent Who Ate the Fish
Sauce for Soup.

Sauce Tor Soup.
Chicago HeraId.1
John D. Besler is the General Superin-
tendent Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. He is plain German,
whom the boys sometimes irreverently call
Wooden Shoes" but he is pretty good
man to have around a railroad, all the
same, because he can run an engine, fire,
throw switch, or brake" as he did DUR
ing the famous Burlington strike. He is q
hard worker and does not like ceremony, but
he has to submit to a little of the latter
when he makes trips over the road once in
while in General Manager Stones special
car, along with the other officers. On one
occasion he was on this sort of trip with
Messrs. Stone, Ripley, Rowland and Nor
ton, and the whole party sat down to dinner
in the car. Fish was served to all except
Besler, who appeared to be getting away
with big bowl of soup. Mr.. Stone called
his colored man and said:
John, how is it that Mr.. Besler gets soup
and we do not7"
John shifted uneasilv from one foot to
the other, and hesitated.
What is the matter?" demanded Mr..
Stone, rather sharply.
John saw no help fof it, and stammered
out: "Mistah Beslah am eatin' de egg sauce
fo' de fish. Dat amt SOUP"
The laugh was on Besler, but it did look
like soup.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
Ten Years Of Intense Suffering

Mr.. Frank Bordar, a well-known gentleman,
suffered for ten years from kidney disease
After receiving two months Treatments from
the physicians Of the Polypathic Medical Insti-
tute, he gave the following interesting history,
with permission to publish II He said: Il had
much pain across my back and lower part OF
my body. Ny hands and feet would often get
cold, and sharp cramps would often seize me-
My heart would at times palpitate as il it would
jump out of my body. Hot flashes would often
come over me. was always tired on getting
tended to my lungs, causing much pain and
tightness in my chest In VAN tried to find
some doctor who could cure me, but could only
way for ten years. finally read in the papers
of wonderful cures being made by the ply
sicians of the Polypathlc Institute, and as I
read that they made speciality Of my disease,
j began treatment and ! am glad to state that
have been cured"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, October ll.-There was better
feeling in the drygoods market to-day though
there was no new developments. The condi-
tion of supplies and the favorable accounts
from the interior give some cause for buoyancy
oftone. Transactions in spring fabrics also con.
tinue active. There was a fair business in
bleached cottons, but the demand for prints
was irregular Dress goods continue In good
request. Prices were without change and for
the most part firm, print cloths alone tending
downward. The jobbing trade was fair, but
without special incident.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
A Shark With a Bad DIeestion.

San Francisco Evening Post
Fortunately great man-eating shark
caught in the bay yesterday came just as the
bathing season is over. 1t has been sug-
guested that this seal-eating monster was a
side partner to the one killed in Santa Cruz
Bay last summer. This theory is strength
ened by the fact that the full complement of
buttons of Colonel's full dress coat were
found as ballast in his stomach.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
No Such Conditions Here.

In Erie the electric road refused to run
down a certain street on account of having
10 cross number of railroad tracks. AS
the Pleasant Valley line will cross tracks on
Sandusky and Anderson streets, Colonel
Stone was asked if it would interfere with
the road. He says the crossings will not
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
A CLEAN-CUT JURY BILL.
Twelve Good Men and True Want S72 for
Baths and Shaves.

st. Paul Globe.1
That the Blatz Jury was composed of
u very good-looking gentlemen every
body knows. That they were from aristo-
cratic circles was evidenced by a bill
presented to the County Commissioners
yesterday. The bill was from Deebach
Bros, the Ryan Hotel tonsorial artists, and
called for S72. OF this amount ssh for
Turkish baths and $35 for hair cutting,
shaving and shampooning. The county
dads adjusted their glasses, scrutinized the
bill, figured out that $35 was sufficient to
pay for just 2S3H shaves and disallowed
the bill.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

BosToN-The business in wool Continues
moderate, the sales for the week amounting to
only 2, l50,0 900 pounds. There were sales of Ohio
and Pennsylvania at 32@33c for K and x and
above, and 94@35c for Xxx and Xxx and above.
Michigan K moves slowly at 80 There is more
inquiry for combing and delaine selections
No. combing sold at 39@40c for one-quarter
sold at 27@2sc. Ohio fine delaines sold AZ a4gS
35c. Michigan fine delaine brought 32133hc,
Territory wool sells freely at 50c for medium
and 60c for secured fine and fine medium.
Spring Texas woods sold freely at l7@23c Ore
there have been sales at l6@l9c. Georgia woods
sold at 26x@1o. -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY ILL.

The Hoosier Poet is Forced TO Cancel All
Lecture Dates.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH!
AKRON, o., October 11.-Three thousand
people gathered at Columbia Rink tonight
to hear james Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier
poet, open lecture course. Riley was
prostrated at his hotel this evening, how
ever, and couldn't appear. His doctor says
he is suffering from very bad case of ner-
vous prostration, and serious consequences
may follow. He will be obliged to cancel
lecture dates indefinitely.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

THOSE who desire pure article of rye
whisky at a reasonable price will find it at
the wholesale establishment Of 7. d. Casey
& Co., 971 Liberty St, where all the best
brands of old Monongahela will be discoy-
cred in stock.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE, SURE.
A Case of Better Beer We. Moral Courage,
Won by the Plaintiff:
Buffalo Courier.I

A young man walking along Main street
started into saloon. He went as far as the
door, stopped, hesitated. and then turning
walked away. A religious exhorter, notic-
ing his action. hastened after him and plac-
ing his hand on the young mans shoulder
began to praise his moral courage, etc.
"Oh, that isn't" said the youth, "but
you see he doesn't keepas good bee as,Billy
does,' and he stepped into another resort,
leaving the Mortified dominic with a text
for his Sunday sermon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

SPEcIALTIEs for evening wear in brus-
sells net, crepe du chene and mouseline de
sole; latest novelties, direct from the Paris
market HUGUs & HACKE.
TTSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
The Bassaas smasher Saves Our Glory.

TUG Hasens6 smhsheF Sdvcs OuF Glory.
From the st. James Gazette.l
We could pardon the Americans for all
their undesirable importations into this
countryside newspapers without news, the
actors who can't act, the circus riders who
don't know how to ride, the preaching pugil-
lists and pugilistic preachers-if only they
would acclimatize over here their ethereal
mode of dealing with the baggage nuisance.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

FoR all the latest styles in ladies' long
and short wraps, jackets, etc., for fall and
winter wear, visit our cloak room.
TTSSu HUGUs & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

CLOSING out all goods regardless of cost
or value. Come quick and get bargain.
F. SCHoENTHAL, 612 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
HARRY HILLS TRAGIC END.

The Noted Boomer Probably Fatally In.
jured in a Quarrel.
WICHITA, KAN, October 11.-Harry
Hill, one of the most noted of the original
Oklahoma boomers, and known as "Okla-
homa Harry" became engaged in a quarrel
in his Office with George Morgan over a
matter of business yesterday, and was struck
on the head with a paper weight. 1t is
doubtful If the injured man can recover.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

SALVATION Oil is guaranteed to effect q
cure in all rheumatic and neuralgia affec-
tions. Price Is cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

FRAUENHEIM & VILsACK's Iron CITY
beer grows in favor every day. Phone 11S6.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
DRUNKEN NESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering Dr.. HainesP
Golda, cSorfG,

aoiucu opooiuc-
It can be given IN . cup Of coffee or tea without
the knowiedge OF the person taking 1t: is abso..
speedy cure whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck Thousands Of
Drunkards have been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Specific In their coffee without
their knowledge and to-day believe they quit
FAILS. The system once impregnated with the
Specific, 1t becomes an utter fmpossibility for the
liquor appetite to exist For sale By A. j. Rankin.
SO Z. Federal ST., Allegheny. Trade supplied By
Geo. A. Kelly & Co.. Pittsburg. Pa deH-5S-TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

For disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.
PEARS Soap the purest and best ever made
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

MATD H0Wp In to-morroUs DISPATCH
question, Are iUonsen deceignls'
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

CLARA RIFLE talks IN The D1spAroH
proud and peerless sod0 s0ater cashier =.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
Do You Know It2

TO perfect cure you must remove the cause,
WINcHESTERS HYPOPH0SPHfTE Of
LIME AND SODA supplies the system with Oxi-
the proximate cause of consumption. For
Coughs, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, Night
swests, and all Throat Diseases, it is an I'M
equaled remedy. Sold by Druggists 81 per
bottle. Recommended by physicians. Send
for circular WINCHESTER & CO., Chemists
162 William Street, New York.
mY3l-24-TTS&Wk
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

THE BLIND PRINCE E s,,;s:, g: = sttEs z.,;;t q
vtchs' story for the title ones fss to-norrows
DISPATCH
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

FRENCH COOKING ss1Iv.a sss tss jyss, ssss'ss .ss
careful preparation of food Is discussed By
Adrien Tenu, q famous Chef in to-n1orrows
DISPATCH.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

BESSIE BRAMBLE b.sssTsa s .s,"srrss's e.,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
A WONDERFUL RECORD.

In 40 weeks have cured So persons o.
Tape Worm; have cured hundreds OF Carfrrn
patients, and have permanently reiifvea
many sufferers Of Liver, Kidney, Stonpacn
and Blood Troubles, Falling Fits. Paralysis
and Rheumatism.
Burroou's system kenoVatOf, 81 per bfttle.
or six bottles for s5
them by express.
DR. BURGOQ6N,
!. .ocs6Fzus 7ohio ssssb AQsgasQ PA !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Nfnxico.

A nunN~r ~ m-u employed ny Cslvln
Record. E.g ~ Livsrmorr. have gone 40
~ the POSTER 4 Marble lsniinss ~ hrr.k
them preparatory % .t,r,ipg the log. on
The n--t ri.@ ~ The str-sm
Or Tucker who h,. soh his .,,ni In
ihi- pl.cs. rs. l~s.-i the D,ns k'mh,ll
hon.- IN Rtrfpri an I. mnvins there.
J,elS B,ob aud D,nisl q. Frost are
sick
Mss J v Hall I. vsry sick.
Th- Dr., uir ~ C.nton dspo, on shsel.
~. mVi- th- IS last
Js,ph Cafy hsving h,i . succs.sfal
SLATER. lnggIns near the upper dam has
r-'nrn~i home.
Uacls Diisu All 4 . Crrlii,- AZ. .n.
gsg~i In hsuliog gate. Tor Staples dam 70
Byrou
A. usaI. when The rod. srs slmo., In.
pss-shl.. ih- stsgs- sre overloaded
Mr- X q wor,hlsy 4. IN Mus.ehu.
.s,,- visiting her sister, Mrs. Enm,
Mooney
&c Rleh,ri. ani son are running their
mill uigh, ant fN .,~ing spool strip.
Mr. J,hnI Cross, on- ~ th- olis.,
resident. In tom. 4. not srn-ci~si 10 live
m,ny DAYS Sh~ I. ats \ Dpr's
S,ucy VI Dosrs. ~i'ov of Theodore
\ Do~u-. did MsrrA 81 ct the reel
dsnc. % her son In Diin - ylllsv-.
A. sn~n m-.ting bed ,h- % n lost
Kendall I. Taylor ~,s chosen s.lsctm,n
~ OIL v.esrey esu,sd ny the refu..l ~
D,ui-l q T.ylor elected a. the March
m..'ing ~ s.ry-.
Flew G P.rk 4. .tIii 81 home. IL l.
Improving snd hopes 10 return 10 Bethel
soon
JOHN T. Rlch,ri. AMI Ai~lbert E,-'m,n
ara .1p.cisd ~ return this week from Yer
mont. where they have been logging the
p,.t winter.
Charlotte. wife ~ J,-hu> T. Hall. died
Suur,i,y. MVrch son. fun~rsl services 81
Re-, kumfpri ru--dsy. April 81
Mrs. D,ni.l Il and Mrs Jalius X Aus
tin are 10 Boston visiting r.lsiiyes there
Merton q. Austin has retained 70 Mas
-sehusstts.
Tier. are twenty four scholars attend.
ING our fre. high school.
Piiny Wing has novel 90 the Ayers
Little farm on Thompson hill.
G,org, Johnson Is visiting his brother
rhomss.
Herbert o Gleason Is again on the stage
Xs driver ~ Canton.
Joel N. Bsbb IL poorly.
John Ridlon aud other "runnrrs" bring
round mud or no mud, 50 also come The
assessors.
InptOb,ble-,hs "war Syndicate"
sPAkgEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Yves, Bethol.

John Reiiin. NJ. bought .ni moved on
IN ,hs U,rrl.oa fr~uch place In Gil~I
y Prescott, Bsnns,t hss hen very sics
~i,h pnsumoni, bat "a. Improving ., last
.eeoun,-
Several .m,li snow storms during the
well have been well utilized BY the team
.,sT.
n Bs.n'. mill ysri I. veil stocked
nth hrch wNil~ .sv~rI hnnir-i cord.
.,Ili r~n,in hsck. hut lsnfsi On rnsi.
where =, ran ~ hsalss' On ~hssl. VI pu'
90. night crew In NJ. mill Les, ws'n".
a.y .ssnirs .rd fprri.h-- them an .hun
dance ~ heb, Nv electricity. proiuo~'' ~
pl.r, ~ forty light esp.el,v. rsosr'l'
pi.es~, In ne h,-sm-r, ~ The mill. i, I.
rarn'.hipg seventeen lights ., pr-.~nt M
R-.u 4. .l.o M ~ the tines 9TH r-~
chine whistle r.piscing ~. old f,mlllN
me af.o long .,sndins l. y Allen h.-
f,lih'ully .ervei hin . sne'n-~r Tor sir'
ten y..r- ,bi I. m,.,@r ~ HE eslllng
IL. .ull rrm.in. In the Aniroscoggiu
hs-- not l. ,r~.ch-roas
Ynang plg. ~. diving % sboui here
several nas n,,-r. g'siuslly dropping
.~.y to w--k. ola.
Ms S,ssrn. on the north side ~ the
river his slresjy N 'de any gallons OF
m.nls svee;
TT. -.lee,nsn are snsr TAXABLE property
81 present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
south Bucknold.

A iypicsl April CAV.
Two tsys 90 sl-ighlng this vesk.
A horss trade hAs bosu rosciniei In
tosn.
Cisr.sos 4 Foster has some working
ox-u fnr sale.
Al suction ~ill ~ hsld 90 he John "
D,mon estate ou TIE ig.h, fof tie sale OF
p-r-nnsl property.
n pnty warren "a. hnught yours
bore h-ianring - the Dsmnn Estate
John Rrysrt hss hought IN Wsisrmau
colt This colt Is spu ~ NJ r btnn~.
comlrg tsn y-sFs olf. staufs over nfts-n
hsnts high snd .. vsll proportional. IL
l. good gated colt Ani promises 10 -
trutisT
N.t,r Rnons L. . son 20 D.hlel Boous,
tam ~ X ,h~rt B,un@r. Jr. tn" h.it " i
= large nmh~i. mu-cular hor-e. ahi BE
r.pfins arr slmn.i auiSsrssllv ls'gs
harv colt. Win gooi ssi o. hm'-
III. hor-- hs- go-si psdigrs., l. 4 sue
e-..ful sirv sud worthy % The Paifoosg'
% hr.sd-F-
Coz. a.. g,o,~f 90; hat the farmer.
ar. me-. int.r-.tsd in NE price ~ batter
II. I.pw.ll pre- -oli a. willard .e.i'd
thr.- hanff.d thnussui III s.tmats :,
ths firn- ~ ssis uss on" hnnfr' Il thoasaGi
O. X ,b-rt- l. ~ sors - N city
A hnr.@ trsinsr 80 ouf sfqnsintsoce save
no. p.y "a. averaged s5.S0 pr day ih'
ps-t ~iutsr
W. -. s,.,sr,.ut In ~ uss.p'Psr u
th.,r a th,i ~ M,r-hAl bi-h~- -s- Do
pad from ~ Uoitsd Stats Msr-hsl
.hip sfo1if - r.msmHsrsi thsi w
Bl.s.. -. p.fmiii-d ~ -sfV- cot bis igll
,.frn =. L siis-i stats NJ r-hAl
Chsri.. 4 Aha. vAushl- yoanE horss
80 an ,t,.rk 81 cnlie ~ m hoi-l ruesfsy
.nf -. .tt~ni..i ~ 4 Robinson IL
"a. batter 81 ls.t sccunut-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Andoyor.
. p

The assessor. sf- co the war path.
TIE ladies Of a.. Coberes siiOusl -ocisil
held thslr sooiahls ~ The town ball hi,
SEX
10 Nswtou Who l. At home for shnr,
'im- gill teach 81 P.ltsion the coming
summsr
J W Eiou and wife from winthrop
AZ Ia tosu.
Too snow storms mi. week and sleigh.
hsv- .gsln h~en cot
Will Assfs has gone - Boston.
TIE blockade l. partially broken, TIE
flight team. bslag able ~ fssch IN. rail-
foNi. by cro.slng al Ramfori Centre.
To. bssatifal AniruscOgzin. oh
The Audlvvr babi went 10 Hanover
W. dn~.isy night
X n. B-isll vii ooc1py George Al
drc-s' farm At NJ 4 The coming year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Fryeburg.

Miss Anna Burrows L. n home from
Boston on = weeks vacation.
Mis. A. N Page has gone on vial, To
Maiden until her shoulder RECEIVERS from
her late accident
Mr. r. G Shirley IL sich In bed With The
prevailing cod and lung uouble.
Miss n q. O.good 10 improving.
The academy lycsum Z. rroresuiI'd With
r. Sillphsp, Pre-. Miss Kate Russell, Sec
and TREAS. The fr-t puslic meeting Was
held last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. NJ 4. fogr. late superintendent OF
the corn shop here, has started for Seattle,
W. T. Mr.. fosg has gone with him.
The base ball club OF the academy gave
an sn,srtsiam.nt II the yes,ry on Thurs
day evening. consisting Of music, reoits'
ton by Miss wh't,en, q teacher OF ths
academy. and ehslk.tslk by J \ Brrows
Nj wnrmvooi u gaining and has been
IN the nee few times.
win Morgan Of Dartmeuth College 10 N
home.
Rev Mr Llvlng.tor has accepted an In
yits,loh to supply the palpl, ~ the Coner-'
gs,lOnsl church At Augusta for Two ssn'
dsy.
The last sntsrtsinmsbt OF the eouf-"
slll 10 q Musicale ~ the v,stry on We'd.
u.sdsy evening. April 10Th. when an al
trsctiys program will be Sftr,d.
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Sec u1r 81 psp-f 49, pfiut-i. -
az. rrcsIvslvsi = fa Her rep1rt ~ IA Ols
P,fa,ns rlfthisy cslsDrsil'u. -hich 49,
,,,ssr 10 la.t sesk Ssme thifty &C.
f,s.,. nav of thsm ron Msins. vers ~
r.rs.F~i ry 30 "a Governor iu Tie Periofs
,fs.slu. C,pisin A ; Fsfham. Anoug
t,s ss-sis 49, Hoe Nsi.on DiaEl-Y as
- H1r william n Snsli. IA jstge ~
81 P,..cs coaft - ws.aingtou suf Tor
r.fr IN lunouth ksv : " N~smar.
ps.tnf 10 tae CnngrvxsuouAl churrh ~
Va. rgtrr 49, flrm~fiy ~ fslm1 ath
NJ N N.smsn K-v. A'sHsuisf
K.tt. 9ssi1f ~ ~ Uaivsr.sli.t charch of
Wsssi-g'nr % pD.tnsstsr 0~r~ra lip-
~ Krr = flfm-f r-siisut ~ fsri- To-
Fsihsf 80 CYRUS = kiug srd NJ. king
NJ. Csrs Hsrion. ~ ths RI Cruss -
.siy " q = Prescott . formsf e,'itof
oftss Fuuirrtnu ChrouiCie. ~ith Ms
PRESCOTT a. NJ Harry PRESCOTT of chi
cap A. Z krIsht ant Sif-. fnrmsf
=. '.ti. 10 B.ih-' Mrs jufs~ fu-tsr of
Br,as. Toms Clssv-s snf Mrs ClssSss
flrl-fy 1f BHfgtau. Dt u y uossri.
AZ 'ron Nsus NJ aus Mr. L'fstt1
urtsy. 50 hsvr bssn re-ii-uts 10 Wslio
Cl1t5 as NJ and NJ wArrsu Prs
~ lf i....t1n ConErstulsiory aitf--.
q. So u,'s ~ Nc n.uglsy, NJ Sell.
NJ Nssusn sbi NJ k-ut. ID whicn ~
s-ogr.,.s r,spluss 50 msis ~ Mr.. Pr
Ian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Oxford.

A. the school meeting Weine.dsy even
log John Chsdhouru. was chosen agent.
A town meeting was hsld on Saturday
The article IN the warrant IN raise none,
FOR free high school w~ p,-.sd ossr oil.
80 the article rsls,lnr - th- pr .ct~i
rosd 1t wslchvill~ Ms George Foot,
Mi. Phillips and J,m~- Jones were ehos'
~ trustee. ~ the pabic library.
Thomss XII. L. 81 home
Alhsrt X ,Sin.ou sui Efwsrd Psrrou
~ri,s from florids that green corn. n.-
p,,s,o~- aud green peas are part OF thsn
NIL ~ f.fs
NJ. Jc.sph Robinson NJ. hsd another
..ve-. attack ~ Illness. Her SOP. Thoms.
Robinson, OF windhsm, vi. here last
west
A T.. F.unce I. In town.
l. G. S,ons di-i Tu-.t,y nlfh, sfisr .
long .ni p.iufal Sickness. lie leaves .
~if- .nf ,hr~e shllfT~n
TIE .esd e.,.iogu~ ~ w. W. Es.'m,n.
~ Samrsr. 4. rsesiysi. Sssi- pa'cAs-sd
~ VIZ E..'m,n .rs r.li,hle sni this l. =
very s...nii.l prln, .. .pms,im-. the fail
ur~ ~ tA0.s n.-t plsn's' mske- Nth our
.hnr, .-,.on al the "a r-noe between .
good crop ani no crop 81 all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
North Buckneld.

DIR JACKS mare. II .-e, dropped = nlee
BsNy Ban colt last week.
Mrs Affic, Fsrrsr .esldei her fss, qilie
bsiiy hy tlppipg over k,iile OF ho, w.ter
NJ. Jn.sph Ta,,le and ~iie. from Port
lard. are visiting ct I. y Shsrvood'-.
Mis- Al. Charchill. from Nova Scotia.
4. whiting AZ Mrs. y u Ener,'s
Rtn. - The wife of Frank T. Damon, q
boy. March 3sih.
Mr.. VIM Il Morse. sho Ia. been sick .
long tlms. died April 81. His broihsr
Orn from Aubufu has been here part Of
The time f,r the past week
Mr. n e M,r.ion l. visiting a. her
hrothst'-. A y. M,-oh's.
EF Bictb.ll aud family. from Norway,
sr- stopping 81 NJ. fsthsr's fot awhile.
La,hsr Tarp'r Is pfspafing 10 pat al sd'
dliiOa ~ hl- house.
Mrs Belle swallow 10 ~ Livsrmnrs
r.ls taking care ~ her sister, Mrs. Df
Gibbs Who !. qliis sics.
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HirAun.

The Congregational church l. IN he sup.
rlisd ~ Mr. Eagsps wsh.tsr. . student at
Nss Hsssn Th~ologicAi Ssmlnsry
Mt. tlsury PIX has recovered his health
Ard fsiurusd n Massachusetts
Sxi uchss ~ -nos nta- nigh, % March
81. aoi too inca-- April Let msis .l-i.
ding agNlu. sni The frssm.nt- ~ wOoi
sni lumhsr sre hsing gathered BY TIE farm.
- sud lamhsrnsn
Mr. Nouros Bryrton has BEEN sppolnt-
- p.s-imsstsr II Hiram
To- sa.'isn f~sih ~ Ds Jshn T Wedge
vood n Cirulsh. March - h. 10 typhoid
r.sum"u'.. i regretted BY many Of biz
formsf p,,isuts.
Hoo Ainon Ioung hu BEN elected
aCeut ~ ths vinsg- di.trirt
Ism-- N Ri'lon l. agent on Hiram Hill
4 Coaster CnspmNn n. gaelic a q iru
srt r -, svsFv gsri ssl.cfion.
NJ rl~t Fint IL slowly r~cpy~Tirg from
NJ. .sriou- illness % Leaf poison sbd pArsl.
~. % 60
NJ. R-hsocs. vi'o- ofthe late willism
R1.iou. died. M'rch 26'h. seei N v->r.
Sc 80 p usion-r ~ The ~r ~ lsls
Ne Smu~l Tlun,ress 10 slowly recover.
lng frnm rnsumonia
IIal.tsis Frssian stock Il Increasing rap
id,y In Hiram
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Hoaors for \ PARIS Boy

Pre- b Hsuuurd. 80 Ers1ustss usnt
urtt 'f0u tn- College of Puy.icisus snt
Ss-ssors lei ~ Y1fE GU, hss recently
rcs'st &c hospital 80 'inin-r' =.
't's.al .a iaai C.ty ~ ssisfy 10 81 go .
frtr
hss1t 20 lsu-e's in = comp-titve n
t-rsrru vta ttiry fss participants.
500 a ssrr rimsslfsuf uns oitsr ynang
1',. So s'rssfy srNtaais. in mvticius
II. "a f.s e-strsuk.
ha-f "a g.s.tl.rs az rarely salsfirf {,
20 ig-f.suCs srt pfsciiCs in ~ Ssfis
's.ts rnt..'srsf sup.s psy. A. tbs usr.
20 d -g.is sp2l.uimsut mrsnt ~ hish-
81 s,.sy ffa Uts pu-itiob in ~ ciiN,
o. ca-l -f.f.ru SO sharp And ~ excel
it..t r'.rcs. tat ugr ycuug tosusmAn
ll,s 2 .1s gf t-.
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Average ih-rmomstsr f1r March 20 de-
gr--- above t-roi aVsrage oarom'tt'
PAS The Highest bar w>- The ersi dsy'
Sd. 90 fair sui frosty; lowest bar. The 1th
IL, .Bi r,iny Samb-r off,lr DAYS, "a;
uumn-r OF eloady days, 10; bumosf VI
rsiny. 5
&c s,auier. snd hi. wife have both
h.-n qait. -ick The past ~esk.
May hsyu h-sn slck Nth colds and
ns.r tiuahl. wlth mare or Ices fsNsr
MI. \ rsh SsShsl -hO hss ben stop
plug a. The Llkc TSiarus - Boston n'I'
siafdsy
S.ma.l P,r,rlig, Il Al work Al bi. trad
- eoop-r sod Q. good Que IL has don'
qalts an smnaat 20 work the pat ~inie'
TOT nan uf his sg~
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NawrY.

April. giving q. . taste % TIE weather
Mach should have proiaocd We have
hsi thrvs snow storms aud oniy The fosrih
isv a. yet
I.sb,ron Smith died last Sard,J nighi
FARMERS sre wanting - know ~hai IN
So With thsir POTATOES. There has been
~ call for them 81 sny price slnoe TIE
.pflng cp~pci lit 7. The last .'rs" Tbs,
brrak. the eam-r- back IL seems a.
thoush tas last siras 1. boz .ii~i 10 ihe
Dad farmer, have been carrying The pa,
.ss.ou.
Nat TrAsk sud sous are done logging
I ubisr-t.ud they have pat In over . MILLION
~ .pfucs This sin'sr
L,~rrnce S-atle L. siil hsaling birch.
IT, hs- aboat eighty cords 10 &c, down Tie
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