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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
PROMINENT MAINE aGs or 1889.

Though Maine was not a state one
hundred years ago, II existed AZ a part,
and territorislly by Tar the larger part,
IL one of the original thirteen. II has 4
.llarr aud a pride In the glorious rrcor'l
Of Ma..aehusett- Ia the formative period
nf the nation. Nor did the district oi
Maine, poor aud -parsely settled though
Il Wa. lack Ia men Who made their In
fuence felt In those critical times. Loon
al them. OF the 90 electoral vote. east
for Washington Ia l7ss one was thrown
hy David Sewall ~ York, Maine's Dirt
Presidential clector. George lhachcr,
born In Yarmouth, Was delegate Ia the
Continental CongTes. aud the member
for the Maine district ~ the first Federal
Congress. lle Nas afierwarl Judge oi
the suprme court ~ Maine. aud died In
Bld,leford la 1881. Ten. Knox, the lnti-
mate friend aud trusted auillery officer
~ Washington and his hr.t secretary oi
war and the navy. although not a native
IT Maine. made this state his home for
many wars. and his remains repo.e la IT,
soil. Rufus King. a native IT Scarboro,
and brother ~ Governor Ming 81
Maine, was a member II the Federal con-
Xenti0n of lss7. q member ~ the old
Congress and a senator from New York
In the first Congress. Thls i what Mr..
Lamb says 81 him, Ia the Magazine IT
American History:
''IIe was % years 81 age la lsso. aud
was described by Bfissot de WarNille
a. .pas.lng for the most eloquent man
IN the United states" lie had been In
the convention that framed the con-tiiu-
iion aud hi. vigorous ofatory and rare
combination IT personal aud Intellectual
rn,iowmcnis made him a prominent fig-
urc. IT, was remarkably we'll Informed,
aud model ~ courily refinement. lie
Wa rich by inheritance. a. we'll as studi-
ou.ly inclined. possessed 81 large llbra-
N. aud wrote with Ease. Washington
held him In such high esteem that he Of
cred him the secretaryshlp 81 the de-
partment 1T state, which BE- declined (;
but he accepted the post 81 minister Ia
England, where he remained siX years"
~ II appears that the state secretary
.hip was considered less desirable hun
lred years ago than at present. \ Maine
man declined Il then; Maine man holds
Il now, and Il l. regarded az the post of
honor next Ca the President. such were
the men Of Maine who were prominent
In the affairs ~ l'sa.-Portland Adver-
tiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
Written fcr The o,fori Democrat
ONLY A LOOK.
i.ukr xxtf ~.

Only q h,aki No al. rvpr.aehfal word.
No stern uphFaiiing dii tho.e rals W. part
In this lat hltisfest Erief. yu uss sSefi
Tie tide ~ love whlsh saliisn fear bat nov
Hal male o. shh. lsssk with imTFtnous row
came rushing All hpw couh u hut AFies
To meet the ls,s and sorrow In 40 eye
AMI hs rrmeni-rv.i then tlse ardent Yew,
AMI ths Lar,t's warning brysths.i - tensisfif
Erp that ms stsfieus anguish flewei his hfvs
Inlier the oliVes - ssthsstnane.
Heart stftcksn frtm his prv-fncs, fttfr vent
AMI the youn9 morning IN The orient
say slaslly The dissipls's hiafk ofsucs
wa.ls.i white ~ ths be teaFs ~ Isnitsnes.
u.En.Ai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
AMATEUR
PHOTOGRAPHY.

DO you realize what possibilities
% amusement. interest aud profit
these two words suggesr
Anyone can take pictures nov
and many enterprising boys and
young men. are making MONEY right
and left where there Is no local pho
tographer. II is no longer an eI'
pertinent. for with ordinary care q
good portrait or view can be made
by any intelligent person. Every
thing plain. Printed instructions
A Book. ~IIow 20 make Photographs,
and Illustrated catalogue Of Amateur
Photography outfits at all prices,
will be sent free 10 any address by
the
SCOvILL q ADAMS CO,
1913 Broome Street,
New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

lEamplc; rlcase-mc my hand
Aus.-lhing. ring
I. The hoy wilt" The toimosi--o
he tire.
=. II Wa so-vhen the cake. that
had drvams disturbed NV slumhcrs.
T. hkcd-one ~ nv Chrisimas pre-
cuts-muCh.
a. pat anon the-and forgot 4,
take u % l-sfurr the firr was built
:. u l. Nh. Blakc's-to-lu a nic'
carriage.
q. Alvays- making tradcs on th'
sabbath. as such ones afr-.
e. Iwili 20 o. tho storr In a-and 80
a f.pund 81 -.
= N the hoys make a-on that paul
try yarl. th.y will have none - NV -
In carving ~ their booty
r. People haNv i--n prevented frnu
passing -ihst strevt for a time on ac
cuuut ~ yellow fever.
IN. rrmo,~l lciicrs form the name oi
a qu"'u ~ Eg,p.
nI.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

~ God-.snd 9. Ely's cream Balm''
writes Mr.. VI. \. Jackson, of Pots-
mouth. y. II. n had caiauh for three
YEAR,, Two or thrcc times a week my
no-e would ble,,i. thought the sores
would never heal. Your BALM has cured
me-
IWas sufferer from 0itarrh for NJ
teen years. With distressing pain over
my eyes The disease worked down up
on my lungs. used Ely's Cream Balm
With gratifying results. Am apparently
4. Warren. Rutland. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
Ns,i.. sf r.,,,is. Zoe pi.shaTs''
sIAII OI VAN.

ONfntln - -snurt ~ tns.s'ffnl.
- JEREMIAH Iii~Wnkili
teifuf
NOTiCF .. t.sfvhy rysu tfai &c.
y this I'm las II Apni. 4 % l'-
ssutfti o. all Count frF sahl i.lhf
uiiah Ilisuorth. n ONf1ri. iu fhf
uxfori. praying that d. mat Del
fan diseharre ffum an DE- il.ft
bls uhiier che puufislons m ilhII 49,
~ M statute. n Mains ani ulsln sa.I
u l. ar,lrrt,l by sahi q uuft that hi I
uIsln u safns l-fufe saii tuar M Ia.. u
tiluntY - tVfur,i. nn Mcinfsia'
MAJ. \. a. is-,i. 20 nine u'riisk Do i'f L..
AMI that n0fifs tluereuf H. puhushnl PM ~
fort l'emorrat, nesspaIFf pullf.f -.
County ~ ONf1r'i one acfk % 'H ~.
tive weeks ths AT Yuhilratinns a. ~ 80. 49,.
isfsfr the day ~ hcaung All tlai CT y.
sha have prutesi thfir dslts. anil 0ilfi -
intsrrstssi, may appesr NJ All pa'f ~.
aBd shos rau-s. II any tiiel have Il.
eharTc shouti nut D. Eraniei saii
Corilng o. tiIf pfsyef o. BIZ Isti'Hl
Attest '-liEkRiCk q. DAVE. kefl...
% AIT Court Cor salii luunff 1T ''h'
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ART
AVE
a. IA
IRA
e. q. CO.'S Cat ., Tat.

>ly.a western contemporary What
d. M, ace in rrumhling a. thr s,auiiy II
mons, and tlIr cNt~n.r ~ living ilapl
time. arr made lighter. ssd li,c. arr
made hdghirr anil snrr thruais. colds
suI vhooplns cough arr cur~i ht Al
am.nu'. Hninuir tough nalam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

IDthstANt o. hesn-e frvfn the lion. IulEe
j - Probate f0r the county IL Oxfori. 4 .hsii
ell "a pubic auftion, sn the twenty nfth flsl ,laV
~ MAJ, n. II. I've, a Ten c'cork In the forenoon
a the late homestead ~ Aisl0n n. knspt l.le ~
hsnotsfi All the uFhi, utie ani interc-t which
county teces-ssi. hssi In ant % the foilostnx de
.crilsci real estate via The homestead stand AMI
- IN Hanover village. where ~ resi.is~ Ala ti.s
10 20 about eight acres. In said Hanover known
a. The iieyv~oi ~, snd also the VI u aiout Ar
TEN scre- near Howard Pond. knOwn a. the
Je~etf iSt
Dated this fiBd day % April. A. n. LA
WINFIELD :. HOWE. Adu.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
Y Oh

ran IT, rursi " a. alH.F. sImrfnTlt ~ ttklnf
tNrt.tPOPLECrtNE. We have a. a..
D. Cd tesfiuaauitls ri fanl.snis "a haFs ira
90 n Farsit.ir. iirart Disease. Rhss-
urti--s. Livsrt srsplslat 20 ts,ag sti,i.lIas
.sidusy $50 niaadsr Traahie. q Nsars ~
r.for. DT.PsP.is. ~siatics. asd GsssFst
bstliitf. a.. les - Appstits. -ssT
-tssash SD Fistsisacs. ttres ouuauau a.
o0tsri - Eu1rlnfrs tn curu STA 90 tottis p
kNrt.AfoFLECrtNN eii - youf truE
s.ts st.oo t-ttir "a uaffils $500. seut
o. pM b ~ uUfCuiNs ~ a CO. En.-turgh
Falls "a - tasIlnll.uIsls al rlrrulars rs9arflns
ras.fv "A - go IA -. = -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
Written Cor IN OSfori D,mccra,.
"WIrn WHAT MEASURE We METG.'

The hws divine. hese'sr issVlsssi thsy D.,
Cannss ~ bFuksn with lmVunify.
Who Wars Will luan. With nsturv and With tel
tlsfcats hiut-slf, AMI rvaps his Just wwari,
lia t.sasr Vufsnss, anii hessis ths EssISi Plan
lltes On ~ love With naiurv. t.s-l sol nan,
ffue. fttfihutinn NAV - hsnr delayed,
Iiut ssrass a iast ant ~ demands arv Tsail.
Iisar. then. tl,e Naire - Misiufn anil - VIZ II
Tier laws oicy, anil Nin ths gulisn pfits.
IfnfII ntNuAhs
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N.,,.. ., V.,,.,...,.ofusos.s'

NTIITKIA-. Tank .. Poster tho ~ h, -.
w IN The tounty - nNforl AL -tiif TT . a..
In consideration ~ three huuiiresi an.l q. I. II
dollsr- fsttinsl patti him ~ Cara IN .r
iisbrsn IN ne eounty ~ Oxfuri afnft-ali 49,.
he iash siay q January. Is-l. hf tls ~ IL
sieesi ~ that date duiY sNscuifsi ani 49, Ii
Osfori hscorls, ts-sk -. paEe 80 80
moftssse o. said foster, certaln -! s.i' -.
81 IN alb BuCkhsii. anil sesfrii-.l a. a.
VIA - commanding a ths nofthsesi fufia a.
highway ieailng from Busknsi tliast l..,..'f
hinat over AidIah Hufk's hnd, thfnf 'f h.
On the llne u All Bufk's hnd. O. isnd ~ r.. II
fnaery :. RerYri. thenoe souttffii ~ ~ \. a.
said neoor'i's ian.i b. land esussl pa 80 800.
~, theme westerly oh tile M ol - tlsriI
ani o. the hlshsay afore-ah, ttenfs -
ON the line II ALI highway y IN IT, ~
hounds. containing twenty fhrse = =.
90 iess shich satl mortgage DEL -. A. 80
.i<ne.i In writing ~ said Csrk " 800 ,.-.sri
llhs whitmsn ~ sail Burk Sell, ssll 49, "A Ia
Icing daiei January lgih. - ani 49,, 80
ONfori Registry % lbesis. l-slk ~, lAt.., A.
b. All Mkituian dab assisnfsl d. slA-isf.
Cyrus q. spauliinz ~ att Bufknell, -
sixne.i, all asslgnmsnt hesfinE dstf "a. IA
nh. -. and recorissl IN ONf0rl hs'''
90. page m. .-.-,r.rs
AMI whsrsa.. ths con.ilti0n ~ AL ,.-..1-iirs
has iern broksn. 4. the said tyrus = .t-,rng
claim forecio.ure - sait HoiteAEs ..,..stisi
o. tks STATUTES IN such ea-ss mAse Al. M A y
D.tci 81 Buskheli. this Dsh day 81 Al''"
cYRrs c. sPArLprc'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

4 house, strange Ca say, may b. really
filihy when there l. not a particle of dirt
or any uncleanllncss io b. seen. Carpets
fillel With dust, unclcane,l furniture,
oil walls with several coats ~ paper u
years standing. musiy beds, unaircd
bedding. arr all Just a. much sourccs ~
impuriiy asa rrfusc heap la the hack
yard or cellar. They dcfilc the atmos-
pll~rr quite a. much, and morc or lee.
Invite disease.
sweeping with broom certainly can
r-moye much loose dirt from the floor,
hut what u doe. not sweep out u scat
ter. through the air, making little Int
pruycmeni. AMER the dust SETTLES on
chairs anil table,, rvoms arv usually
busted by tidy housekccIcr., which
mean. practically starting u Into the air
again. Really. for health's SAKE. the
dust hal bstirr h. left alone. unless u
can D. removed frum the apartment al
together. The only way to do TIL. i Ia
throw the doors open while sweeping,
and then wiping the dust of the wcod-
work and furniture With damp cloth.
The ioor- of all bedrooms should D.
without carpets, AMI the harr fioor fr,-
quenily mopT,ci up. With many ply
.lcians Who have given the subject at
trnti"n, ihcr- l. no doubt that the In
crass,i prevalence ~ typhoid fever la
the hotne. II the better class ~ people,
within the Last few YEAR, l. largely due
e. the contamination ~ the air With
pol.on- ~ this character. Many other
disonlcr,,l conditions ~ the hlo''d. such
a. .ssrrr sorr throat, general debility an'l
other complaints ~ the same character,
ar due to the same cause. While They
may not uf themselves omen D. the tech
nlcal cause ~ death. thoss Impure Va
pors impair the general health, and rco-
PIE fall a r,ady prey to diseases, which,
under other circumstance, would have
Welded a. proper treatment. 1t house
ke,rsr. then look carefully o. this mat.
ter - unsesu dirt In their houssholds.
Ssnd ~ o. The Buiterick Publishing
4
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Nv first In occan may h. found,
Nv next l. taken from the ground;
\ bird that ntirrs doleful cries
Ny thlri will hiring before your eye.
The last you'll find nav fourth a. h.,
M fourth l. always In . tre.
GARNET.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
Ivy pEnpIE

arr hsne O. society. beat many 81 a.
f--l laEy, u-s-l up, played "ut and Ian
gull No this season ~ The YEAR when We
simply ne~i an lnNigunting Tonic,
Thee had feeling. can H. curs~l hy the
u-e ~ one bottle ~ Anti-Apopleytins,
The grrat spring Medicine. Sold a. youI
druggist. fuf -i.uO. Anti-~hockins lill-
curr constipation. Mi. Annie Sanford,
Manchester. Ne. say.; They have done
me much gvod and arr Invaluable for
.irk Ieadsrhs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07
EczENN. uCn. >cNLN. sKIN nor
TtgI~

no .impl, application II SWAIN =
otNtNINr. wlthuut ans inirrual mr'li.
rtur. viii ,urr nny go" ~ lriirr, Ill
l.heum. EingWuun. Pile. Itch, ~orrs.
pimpir.. Ergrma. 40 >,alt. itchy ~kiu
Empiiou.. bee matter how oh.iiusir uf
hong .taniins. 10 l. potent, effective. ani
rr.is hut a tribe.
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ARE:

pa scrsrsf ,rui taai urei fasIr- o., r.rlH-ln
ri this srssrn ~ ae TUar. srr aftfr a. frrs.l
- 500 sIrfrr tar s 81 srsfeui nnssis DO ff.l l.
sai iasl.raf.asf ANri-AFoFLECTiNE l.
60 grra,s.f rlas,i lar.rr e..frrI ir t..ra'..
ed Gsnsrai frne tnaf. tr.r.n. nif tt
RI sFmrtl1as ~alh IalEa.e us .s u.lr.asss.
Iressarg IN itsst s.1ts nr.r. fr.s. rlIa tr..aaf
ID rs'Iitsfaaa n a. HAT Pm tr.lut Heart
80 fasIur q sar.saflrr. Eueirr -aaa.ts II
lrrs Naa.aness 20 FriakIr s~assirns n tirat-
rt.1 nsfvfsa sloahiers. Ia $40 III s1.Aii p Ia
AT uir. Ma co.aryt Time VIA saaariirg "a
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N. E>ioNA.

Composs,l n ~ letter..
M m, ?, u, I 7. a bark remarkable
fur huoyancy.
Myli. :. h.. rs, .. I I. a. hesitate.
MS, :. NJ. ~ IL Worl Inviting AZ
proach.
NV H.. ~. q. ~, ais drink.
Nv m. =. :. snis a Kind ~ hsrh.
The whole l. quotation from a Ga
miliar hynn.
HRNNfF In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

ONTogp. - IT. ,aut ai rf..a.
rafts within an.i o. e. tHarf.
un The thiri Tus-.iay 90 APRIL Do ."
Henri D ttaulmnnh. Aifalu.sfrni
vii annsNrsi un ~ estate 20 e haraf't
~ -umnsr. On saHl tHunfI HfH.raa'
pfp.sutlsi ~ srfuuuf nf al.r...tfr''
sstatr 20 all isFsnssti fnr aisIaarlf
uEuTHTu. That the sail A'm'...I
nffirs o. aii Isfssns iniffrsff.l. .H .f..
~ thls ar,isr o. d. puhushfsi fHuf H"t.
essslfeif in the ONfsr.l itruasraf
Parts that fisY maf apfrar al fr.a.
81 ~ hsii AZ rans. ln sahi truni
Tuessiaf a MAJ uskt. M nIuf H..rh
furVnf-ln. auIi shua rauss ll auN iHH
tlis sams siuuh ne o. allrsri
sIputT Mtt-IN 't
Atrus copF -aifest II 4 DAVE BE-
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nnnn nI-rlInNI.r

charlie Sullivan j. Ioor bat hons.t
lfi.h lnd. abe, while walking dawn
Washington ~trr,t. found a wallet Con-
tainlnc yh-Ck. and money tp the value
80 several hundred dollars. Although
almo.i destitute. De- returned Il GO u.
owners. Me.srs. \. 4. OplNay A CO..
proprietor. 81 Sulphur Hitter, Who
gave him a liberal reward. ani alsn gave
him IN bottle. - sulphur Hitter. fur hl.
mother. uhD has l,.,u a terrible sur, fvr
with fhrumati.m. and Who rvtuuri
many hle.slng. after l~ing cury'i hy
their uss.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
CLEANLINESS

Correspanienoe on topic- 81 in,eres, o. the Ail,.
l. solleiissi. Aa.irvs. tslitar iiostsAkfns'
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RAr1p ruANsir ~ MATgiNuNN.-
Tirry l. .ah to be- Ia Milwaukee q cham.
pion marrying Justice. There !. notoly
IL equal the neatnes. aud dispatch with
which BE- tie. the knot. hi. l. the NAY
he doe. II.
"llaye herr
"le-."
"lIaN, him
"les."
Married: two dollars."
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nv. .un..-wnun INIoNA.

N.-su oss-woUp INioNA.
o. amer. not In change;
On Kitchen. not la rang;
On m.asles. not Va cruup.
On steamer. not In sloop;
o. cover. nee la III.
On order. not Ia hid,
On danger. not Ia dread.
On shouldrr. nui Ia bead.
On barter. not in I'll
On .hoi. lui not in she'll;
90 dinner. not In sup;
IN over. nUt in up,
Wh-n fnf my vhole you iook
Noull nni a vgll-knsvn hs'ok.
Gir,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

q uas thr-,-yvar-oi ciiis-n ~ lios-
ton. Wh.n thr lads ,isiior. amer ,um-
plimruiing th' family dog. ask~l. "Nhhi
dos. d. live Goa. Johnny Iohuny
prsmftlV rsplIf,l. ''nu Bsatuu ~irtft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

Il J.. .aid that a circular .aW cat ana In
diana man iu two while d. Was talking
politics. anil D. was 80 absorbed that D.
didn't nuiir~ thr little incident until b.
hal finished lls argument
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STATE OF MAINE.

4 TfuN the foliavins township. 90 Tract. ~ lani
Y Mt hAbie a. ~ taNei In any town tie fallss
lnE asscsstnents fuf thr tountY tau II ls-s. we're
male 10y the soanty toIsni.slsnsr's a tlxfag.l
COUNTY On the llth dAy ~ Manh. IN
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THE PUZZLER.


casamuulsatioa. Coz tAi. p,psrmsns .Aeuil h.
.sui the e'iiior. ". ~. EASTMAN. kss, >aSanef,
Mains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

it b. saM ~ district attorney oui
vr.t. h1 rival I-ollticlan. that thr onlN
thing d. ever suocv~l~i Ia muging Wa
hi. .hinglc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-07

Tuf suiscrii-r hrrrhF give ra'
o. has i-rsu dolls apIuintrl h. o. ll
PROBATE fnf ftr alnfT nf Goa f.ri H..
tie frusf - Nfsufnr 20 co. rHfaf. .'
rHtNIA~ A. WAHNiN afr
In ali cent. d.....si IF r.tIr. ... H..r
as diFNfts b. fhrrrfHfr fHI Ir.If
luiififfsl O. ths estate Hf sa.i IH'r..|
imulesiiats payment. an.i tt.asfe n. .i..
uanis ttsfvln a. shhiln co. sar.r n.
tLrnsun "a Nofth rafis. MaIuf. aI..
puiutsi inF arruf nr atfHruf. 4"
Msius
Nss Haven. a. Ayr d. l.-l ...
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NNswtus 10 rtsEtr. 90 lar WIS.
i-thnlrra.
g-Willhm Henry llarusou.
White oak.
Il. Ian. an. 3. \ bib. hih. 3. Ncr,
81. .. imsrr. mage =. Master, asi'r.
e.. tlc-. igv Removed heads. nanirl
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y tNTttAt cuANGt..

change the initial - q bird, anil form
to listen; again. form black. again.
form a sgratrh, again, form part ~ a
true.
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COUNTY 90 oXFuHp
innkun pl. nftF nts dullars $50
fryshurg Afai. Grant. twenty two da'lars = os
" !. Mlsy ~. hfy ons daliars ani setsn.
~ rsnts. 20 al
Ansiotef North Suu,lus, twenty I've dulhrs
anil twenty eight rents. q ,.
Anflufsr West ~uVlus. sisfsu hnllars. u e
q, thirty sirtt dnliafs anil Ten Cfuts, - d
4 ~uulus. thirty thrye dsllafs, Ew
q. u !. forty I've daliArs and o. esuts a. "
). " I, seventy ia dollars and % ssufs 81 u
q u 2. nfty four tiailsr. and siNty I've &C. a 81
5. " :, Lincoln ~, thifty siTht dollar. all
mrs. cents, :. ii
.. n. inuy two dollars anl nlnsty ene 90. a. u
: ~. nfty eight dullars aud nlnsty nts o. l. a.
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), Rt, ninstY IN dnllars AMI eighty faurfts q
I. " ;. eighic~n dollars AMI siNty I've cents J. ~
s. ~. ninstssn dollars and hfty six esnts. h .
:, RS, :. hall. twenty .siN dollar. anil eighty
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SRA. y. half l~en,, ia dollar. sol eighty
ty.hye csnts. a. -
bael,slisr's unni, twenty seven dollar. snd
any rents, u -
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cut a. nicely a. bold.
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Ne" ''''''' e. Ayr D" ifwi., ru.

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that A. has lscu duif apIs.lntfl II. i
o. iuIigs 20 Probate fHf flr tHunI
and assumssl ~ trusf Hf ttu
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ln sall tnuutF fsffassai. NI FHIHa
ns dlrrffs. D. ttFrrfnrr rtHIrrHiH
lutififfft a. ths estate &c saIf HrffH...
inInisrilatr payment. an1 fnHsf H
firuanf tinrfpau o. fNhfiit co. sa..r
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\ Ira. mckiug cuugh kops thr hrun.
chal tul--. ln state ~ cuu.taui iruia-
tion. vhi,h. N Mt sp-c,lil, removed.
ma, bead tu hrunchiiis. W pfumpirr
ryme,i, can d. had than N,"r's 'h"rN
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.sNp"Ct"raui.
Tir man W %. smoke. o. cigar prob
abs ~. uu thr pringiplr that u D. can
staul n OIL. friru.l. ought Co.
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Send II a. the Buiierick Publishing
Company aud grt the Drllneator fof one
war. Nddrrss The Dutieflck Publishing
company. :. y and ~ Wet Thirteenth
~fr..f. NsN Nnfk.
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East Branch Farm.
nrcNFtEtp. NAINE
M Ku - 4 Q TX

by olympus by Almont.
frst dam LAZY INNS by Burns
Trottipg Childers. by MaynardsTro,
ting childcrs. second dam Dcsmonds
Flora Temple hy OH Drew,ihlrl dam
by Bush Messenger by Imported Mes
senger. foAldel July IL, 1855 A fine
bay with black legs name and tail,
with small star and both hind feet
white. stands ~ ?, weighs over 1000
pounds
WhIf a. hrussIInE uf Nfhuslk gutt,ls Nm o.
rank MA ~ t-sst trssl staIlsa1s in NJ lnElani
~ A. nafural ani ftsi irrfifr Ant hts ~ nsfi
- TIT AT 80 a. alsn I.lsssssls flfEtni iftl
a. ~ \. ansl uI.rn. sHrlsth tnsi raI aaA
"a Innftlrlsl rlarn uka sch tsli ts So
saanIrsl g. nrsf urgrliarl set hIlr rih.ssu N
a. tiNfuHti tuunfF ttlr a. - nftf ~ 80
asti ~ INV rrsr 80 stslinus Fter siIan in ~
tuurfF
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49, nrsnsh lsrai l. sIiasif'l sithla go hsl.
80 ~ ~ 49, VILLAGE. 49, aurh stahlrs au.|
ss.sl r.asturvs Narrs anl Uats krTt hf ~
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STATE or MAINE.
COUNTY oT oXToHi

IRON ths fninsing tosushiIs 90 traets ~ and
u ne uahlr o. o. taNsri in ans tnsn. ~ fullIs
inx asss-susuts fur state taN 20 i--s Wsrr male
~ The isuslaiurv un IN tsvutl siNth dhY -
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-09-18
Dodge County Fair.

A large degree of interest is felt here
inthe successof the Dodge county fair
to take place at Beaver Dam Oct. 1, 2,
and 4. The officers are leaving nothing
undone that will rebound to the benefit
of the exhibition and they should
have the active cooperation of all in
such efforts. Dodge is among the first,
if not the leading agricultural county in
Wisconsin, and doubtless can make the
finest agricultural exhibit in the state.
In this year, especially, of an abundant
harvest, old Dodge can render most
worthy showing in all departments Of
agriculture, and her farmers should do
credit to themselves and honor their
county by sustaining the action of the
Dodge county fair association to the
end that a highly successful and cred
liable fair may be held.