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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
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\ ver,lant looking Young couple APP
peared one day at the parsonage 81 an
Eastern minister, aud the Young man
awkWarlly explained that they wanted
Ia H. married. II Was raining Ia tor
rents. n II had been all day.
The candidates for matrimony had
come In an open buggy, sheltered only
by a single umbrella, aud we're 80 thor
oughly drenche,l that Il was necessary
for them 90 dry their garments by the
kitchen fire before the minister could
proceed with the ceremony. When they
re-appeared he said;
''lt's too had you had such a rainy
day.~
"Wall." said the bridegroom, with the
well-marked nasal twsng III rural YAM
kee, ''that's just exactly why We come.
You see. its pouring 80 hard We couldn't
do nothing else, az We jet thought II
was a good time Ia cit married.
Wouldn't have come II It'd been good
ploughing weather."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28


This pattern l. knitted In the honey
comb stitch, and In two colors ~ yarn,
light and dark. Take two ~ No. III
steel needles aud east ON ~ stitches with
the dark shade.
first row-Plain. With dark shade.
~scond row-I'laln. with dark shade
until YOU yet a. the last Il, then pick up
a It. knit i plain, aud knit the last one
plain.
Third row-Iike second row.
Fourth row-' slip 2 dark stitches of
ON a. the right-hand needle without
knitting. then knit plain with the light
shade II wool. rcpeat from star Ia end
of row.
nnh NV. Slip dark stitches. purl
light ones. rciFat from to end IT
row.
sixth rbw-Iike fifth NV.
seventh row-Iixe sixth row.
Eighth. Ninth. Tenth aud Eleventh
rovs-l.lse sccond row. With dark
shade.
Twelfth. Thirteenth. Fourteenth and
fifteenth rows-I.ikc the fourth. iifth,
sixth anl seventh rows, IN the samc
oulsr.
Repeat FROM the eighth row until YOU
can count ~ stitches on your needle.
Nov divide the stitches for the sides II
the foot knit across the first - stiiche.,
preserving the honey-comb pattern /.
then blnd % loosely ?. siitchc. for the
insiep. then knit the remaining -
stiichc. "a thirl ne-'llc. Ike the flr.t
oncs. ami continue a. knit the pattern
until you get = pi.ce long enough io
rrach the hack ~ the heel, then hlnd on
loosely. Now ~ hack and knit the
other ?, stitches In the same Way and 81
the same length.
sew the heel together strongly. Turn
the slipper wrong side oui aud -ew Il io
= lambs Nool sole. Then trim the top
~ the slipper after running In an elias
tie With iufting border AZ follows.
With both shades ~ yarn used AZ once
east on stitches.
Tirst rnW Plain.
Setond rov Insert the right-hand
needle into The stitch IN the usual Wav.
wind the w"ol ihrv- times around the
he and the two first finger. ~ the
lefi hand. warm oYrr the ncr'lle, snd draw
~ four threads ~ warm through the
stiirh. rrIsai from o. end ~ NV.
Thiri ruW Plain, counting AT four ~
the thr,sds drawn through IN th" pr'-
Niou. ruw NJ ons stitch.
Repeat from srconi roS until 20
lcugth sufficient a. trim the top ~ Clip
per. then sew Il GA aud hnlsh with q
| l,ow ~ rihhou on each instep, made ~
the sams shadss ri. tho warn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
rAI nnurA


llalfth- badly .hapei mouths that ar
the .orunW. ~ the Young women ~ To-
day, rvsuli from their helng permitted
When they verv children Co suck their
hngrfs. une ~ The prvttie.t women in
town Ia. coar.-. Thick lip, that come
frum her having h-en allowed when shs
VA going q" sleep a. pat her thumb In
her mouth. while another. Nhose lip
prutruic iu the ceutfr, and whos" mouth
l. large. hlamcs her mother fof allowing
her a. find con.olation in her twu fof'-
fngvrs. N persuasion will not break q
child ~ this habit. then stronger mrans
.huuli n. r,sorissi o.. and N ncCrssarV
h. hands should D. tie,i together An
other very unfortunate habit among the
.chool GIRL. and which result. Ia Thick
cning ih- lip ani making thrm sui-r-
sensitive. l. the continual hitting ~ The
lower lip. The rntirr shape - the face
.. .poilct In this vay, Cor When nature
molis,l h. there "a. net The Intention
that ihr lower liz .hould l- larger, AMI
a cotr.. look given Co ne" ftcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
THOMAS CARLYLE.
a9So.

Mahogany has stallion. with black
poiuts. thr BLACK extending above OBJ.
knrs. no " hIfe. li l-s haui. high. anil
weigh. lOU pounl- bred hv \. y. bur
nlL llauhni, Ne. ovurl h1 ~ j..
Wheeler aud u. y. True. South faus,
foalei Nav {. l~>1
siFs. s.ss. wtthss.. iia7 .-fIr.i isr.. Are
H.. r..-i "a. AZ. ~ % az.
t.ss Withs-. tr Ain.ant. m ..rs sf W e.ir.sut
lntt Iasfsr tsnr'r witrersI--.n. Q d. ~.
ssllt. 80 q ~ rv1ori. ~ nj .r fstisr 49,
al 80 rl..T Hff.rIs
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r. vth rv,uris II ~ ar letter til.t iari.
NJ to.'sy. h' ts'esraph. OIL 'as''-' Cav.
narusu Ear-s D., usi prvw. ma
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a. rH-st rs't-i H.ht tie'Hnrs Hf rhnr.ss tar
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"a sf a. uxfuri lHauir ta.r i---. an.l ~ sa.I
sir,i >, ~ iu - b.. fss6 80 ~ q s,-.i
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.hars sai ~ sifan srf 81 wtr.at .a1'a.
hair AZ latsk IL nf u.r.iIlr lrugtn aHf Ill wtI
rsur.si an.i o. b. s...l vascular dets..l "a
tfrHuEtH.f IN De- rErrf.ar nr Uan snHE L u
ssif Do II perfect rHrsr iu eff-l fa.Irf ani
b. hrvciins l. .ssuui tn nuue o. o. surr
"a rlftrr anl h.s ur.siarf .nhsfIf HIs In.Iftias
merit a. sr.at fktTrf Fs.i s'fr ls.. ....r ar.i
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lakri a'trr. .ut o. 80 tssaulr.i o. 81 ulaas
ssath rsri.. Ne TsrIns o. O. iu.urs 80 -
wuTELEEGp y THU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
rhnush, . ars., Deal Of Him.

II was riding over town On a Blue island
avenue car the other morning" said young
lawyer Yesterday. and, a. had cigar, I
was on the front platform The driyerof the
car was q BIG. hearty. good nAtured Irish
man whom ] remembered having seen on the
line long time was In . conversational
mood. 10 saii 10 him Ny friend. you've
been driving here for long time. haven't
your He turned upon me with twinkle In
his eye and replied Yes sor; nigh on to
twelve year; me an the on horse thars hez
bin together all that tina looked at tho
limping animal and could well believe the
statement Then ] remarked that the CON-
pany must think great deal of him 'Yis,
indade, sor, be replied Last wake the two
" us wul taken sick-they Got docthor for
the boris and they docksd ma odup thArsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
AMATEUR
PHOT0GR Apply.

DO you realize Whist possibilities
Of amusement interest aud profit
these two worls suggesu
Anyone can take pictures now
and many cnterprising BOYS and
young men. are making MONEY right
and left where there is no local pho.
togrphcr IL l. no longer an eI.
pertinent, for with ordinary care a
good portrait or view can be made
10y any intelligent pcr'on. Every
thing plain. Printed instructions
4 Book, How TO make Photographs.
and illustrated catalogue OF Amateur
Photography" outfits at all prices.
will be sent free TO any address by
the
SCOvlLL n ADAMS co.
i23 Broomo Street.
New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
CATARRll ~ NEW ENGLAND,
nv fuYAN NAM

The beet remedy for the purpose
have sold.-Iohn Hooker, Druggist
Springfield, Mas.
An article ~ real merritt. l.. Alden.
Druggist. springfield. Mass.
Those Who use Il speak highly ~ it,
George \. llill, Druggist, Springfield,
Mas.
Cram Balm has given satisfactory ~
sults.-w. \. Draper, Druggist, Spring
field. Mas
believe Ely's Cream Balm l. the best
article for catarrh ever offered the pub
H.. II hss given satisfaction Ia every
case.-liush & Co., Druggists, Worce--
ter. Mas-aehusetts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
In,..,or Westinghouse. Millions.

George Westinghouse. of Pittsburg. Is esti-
mated 10 L. worth 81, oDoo. which be made
fir, by his air braks- for engines and railroad
cars Every man Who travels nowadays
pays tribute 10 Westinghouse Ills inyen-
lions made fast travelling possible Thequich
stopping q train Was nett to impossible
tsfore his brakes came into usa, and hence II
was dangerous 10 run fast and create too
great momentum While talking with Mr.
Westinghouse recently be was approached by
q gentleman Of his acquaintance. who 70
oallei The fact that Mr.. Westinghouse had
once offered him bis brake inventions for the
sum Of tS.oo Since be founded bis enor.
nous fortune Mr. Westinghouse has teen In
terrstei In various other enterprises. including
the natural gas development at nttsbarg.
electric light and motors and railroad build
ng.-Cincinnati Enquirer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
Bay Harbinger

hay stallion, n hand. = IL inchr.
high; weigh. lU1i pounds. hr-i by
Florvnc- romp-ou. Irit.feil. NJ. osn-
81 hy Wheeler = campus. south Paris.
Ne fnale,l. Jult q. l>si.
sire, usrstagsF, Isss. fIr.i tam PSI Nou
Netks. sirv - lara o. Z hasian Difi
l1 "A. Dauart o. ~er.ui dam. ty Monte
CHRIST. go - t.eu knnx
uartinEvr hr Aiuurf. ~ sirr n "a ln m
t.snfan ~sfun.l tan tts'rr Mali nr ~esIrr .s
Amsrifsn ~tar s.rs n a. fan ~ isNtcr au'i
a. iaufa nf II Hfnrrs m ~ ne
A.r.rf fF hFnan.Irr.s AIaiaHaf s.rr 10 tsaII
su.lfr MAJ "a tIrst taas. ~ailf Nn.isrsun. hr
Nau.hrinn tt.sf sirv uf t.s.iF rharus. g q.
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gls1a
Asxanirr.s hIsIauah. tF ur.frks tlar,hIs.
tauian. iafn. kaf.e iiarIng AL o. ls hF ssu of
Anires 1arksln
Non Mona tIo tF Norrin Dof go ~ oti
prvs fan tf Merrus ilnr-e. s.n n Wifhfrt.i
hF IA InfErur Me-ssuasr
Nurt -naF uartIusrr ID g,--i sifr.i rUi.
sth fns sfF e i~sutF AT fnish tts en- i..sf ~
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ant l. speedy uls sire. uarhiurrr t. a ttrf
I-lpu.ar sIrv 20 fasf onts. hariuE r,t iiariisI
rvsur'l D. Z - e tsn fearull a. a atF fcar
80 O.. nisuua. tee 80 .thi rurnri a.. -
siies u1anF Ufirrs kruan O. ir fat ant ~ srr
- hIs aitrn NHn Mafkr. trial nj ~. sas q tr,f
- hIm-sf an.i sirr - trufirrs nsf ilkHHfN
aKH ell stau.i nj 60 sfaIs nf Wa. y hTtr
~uuth fars fsrns 90 o. sarraut 90 -ss-s.n
ssrVirs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
=. :; E: =: :; BABYD[AN z y; &c: Z; z:
will make the season ef 1850
at Buckneid. uaiuc.
nj $50 to WARRANT.

size panisl n-sns. 9 NJ "a sirs q susie o,sen.
4 ~ ltrha. 4 81 4 q Nellie n ria
Itsna. t.urusF nav. dan - Robert u, ~ z
trial Il - "a N,ark No., 81
It.nisl M.sns. b. gysiYk's lisrnhistunlsn .tlsfn
Oki kats dara "a oung hfuno. l "a hrvstg,
: "a Hruaa. { o. "a tsantel hl-lne, IN "a. lafk
Await I nj. l-laa als Ira. 81 "a Cart :. hurr,
trtsl "a All hrutls, trial ! "a
Guruey Nav. ~ h,.ssufth hrausiy sins "a %
~ original Cohh'. hraniif sins, Has % hsing
sea AL Nstan bh-si
nahy Issaa J. hrusa has stsiu.sn. sith suaau
strirs In fsrs fssl In lunr III stanis iil hauiis
AL Nsizhs i1Cs ~. uresi AL - nj ~ IN un
isrsiEnssi. Ne l. suunli snii srna-th, an'i l. On
even saY q arst class reutleuasn dfiftns hur-s.
ith On fnrta. ~ i. artlou ani sIssi anl Do n
cianrs ~ hks hsd 4 4uits q trpttsr. W. 80
rs-s,i sci trestsl nks scurauaou 49, snsi nstgr
sss = traek BEE fsur tiHsss tll ~ fan - -.
wtsn wlth shart rrsIasrstion ~ 80 sitsn tuuT
puhr trial. ~ a. iIfsrrnt FAIR in Nsins, ansi
al assr hsif uiis tr.fks "a ~tttr Az. = o ~
0ant.ln = srsk Iatrr. I. "a. m uNfuri tuuntf
lalrG o. latgr "a isaistun.t pa tstsri lt'i -
raia hIrl raIahlT 20 trtlftiuE IN q sth su'ltns
prrfaraIiun. hls 80 ~ unifnrInIf e ss-Hi ere
al nuish. sth So traitins s.u.n sn.l ~
rvs.lIif srhi o. Ussl rrtrrs h.sfA Nsthal. =
YEAR this sfrins zoe ui a. olissf II hls SO ~
traffrr an 80 slnnrr isfh iu hls thffs snl
boar Fearotl fnrul. MAJ athffs nf tis 80 shns
sIss.l ia tsfr ne issu dFtea1IuTl wheu thef az
s.arls af thrra uust rnrFe ftst m ~ aflnE IL
tr1Ia tf.sf uks ursiurrs uke ur g. Nkrusss uf an
anrrst.r o. tnsir slrr IL f1si anl H. frtsu fast
au.i rrlsIuling anfrsfnrs un Isfh sHifs.
49, further f.arfiru'ars a.flrfss.
RuntN~itN nNAN.
uJ,Nftttr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
WHAT AnowuNo DOG rs SIGN or

william. aid Mr.. Trcmhly. "hear
that horrid dog lent Il aWfuls'
Is that the same dog that kept n
awake lat mighty
II think -o. II sounds unlucky.
doesn't it,
"Didn't you ever hear that the howl
ing of a dog was a surr Sign IT death In
the family"
"No. Whose familyg'
The dog's. said Trrmbly In firm
voice a. b. stepped out Of bed aud reach
cd for MI. revolver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
II--IIInn,N corNTnIrs.

I. ~. this pain la INV head i terrible
?. That man will lie down io sleep,
or tug All dsy "a some work that doesnt
amount Ia ANYTHING.
.. haven't had time Ia set stitch
In any ~ ms sewing this week.
4. hope Ruth may be- able Ia Walt
"a this summer a. she promised.
). The old dog. although rather .iiii'
ran certainly faster than could
q. That strange man, Wonder, rcse'n'
hles cousin Jacob, very much.
:. Walter, will YOU plca.s hand ms
the creamery cannot reach u.
:. shall give Alicc ThurloW a le-.
son in music this afternoon.
JENNIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
The Chase Nurseries

Ma lntruu
vii y.u pisa.s inform your rra.iers that -
have t-srmansut su'pi'y u.sut o. hnnr.t. temIsr
ate. snsrg,tlr metz .our.t.nE oricrs co. our fruit
ani ornamental nur.s1 'i.sk Tho husine.. -
si.,ly ed guirkb isarussL ant .u'~sssful men
ar, earning g,s-i .aisriss sith .tes.li wofs. cur
.tosk b.. fr.teis. hsriy ani true o. name
Tha.e de.inng fan particular. vii piss.s al
irr.. 10. titA~ENCo.
:. rsmieftnu ~tuars. n,.tln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

Tho entering wedge of complaint
that may prove fatal l. often a slght
roll. which a do.r ar two ~ A,rr's
thrrr1 rr.toral might have cur,-i AZ tn
commencement. n would D. well,
therefore. to k-cp ihi. remedy within
reach 40 400 timcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
THE PUZZLER.

Coz mn. Department. sh0ah h
ssrt an eiiior. ". n. kAsrsAS. hast Sumner
Maius.
I.-cRoss-woRp ENIGMA.
NJ frat l. In patient;
NV sc,ond In cross.
Nv third I. Ia marriage;
Nv fourth l. In hoss;
Nv ffth l. In granite.
Nv sixth IL IN gem;
My seventh l. la binding;
Nv Eighth l. la hem;
M ninth i la danger;
Nv whole, Ne will say,
Ia fair southern riyrr
That flows to hay.
HENRY toATTs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
AhNnMINn InNnI.l.InI,

Thee open street ear should not D.
allowed tu run in cold wrather," 81
claimed au irtie passenger, a. D. nearly
oiugls,l hi. head ~. lie patient, nv
frirud. '' r'mark~l the conductor. ND
am.ou'. Botanic Cough lialsam Nill ~
move that cough ~ your.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
IlUIT~ WHO HIONT.

What great numler there arr. how
uncomfortable Il make. them; u j. al
mort imp"..ihle Tor tho.e afflicted "a en-
joy life. IN ms private practice have
always found Sulphur bitter. to D. the
hc.i remedy. Al Who arr thu troubled
should Va, it.-Mrs. Dr. Chilis. Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

Their arr two sile- to every question,
a. right side aud a wrong. u .. hardly
urc,..ary tn say that the wrong .ilr l.
mot the .ile upon which yuu ar, looking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

Uncle Jerry Hu.k want. o. know What
hr,-vis 81 horse. grow the h'-.t Kind II
hnrsraii.h. anil W. have no hesitation
lee telling him the hrry hrv,-l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

Pudding cups II coarse ware, "a be
used Ia baking little puddlngs, are de-
slrsble In all kitchens. Those of brown
ware cost thlrty-seyen cents dozen,
those ~ yellow ware seyenty-five. "a
they are never sent To table their looks
are a matter of Indifference. lin cups
Joined together on sheet Of tin are not
desirable, az the buildings bake better In
sartheu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
LAZY PEOPLE

are h1ne io society. hut many ~ al.
fcrl LAW. u.~l up, PLAYED out aud lam
gull a. thi- season ~ the year whcn w.
simply nrs,i an lnViguriiing Tonic.
ihe.e had FEELING. can D. cur-l hy the
li.e 81 one battle ~ Anii-Npopl~ctlue.
the great spring Medicine. Sold n
your druggists for slup. Anti-Shock-
Inc lill. curr constipation. Miss Annie
sanford. Manchester, Ne. say.: They
have done me much gpod aud arr inyal-
liable for lick headache"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

BEAUREGARn EGGs.-lioll five egg
for twenty minutes. Remove the shells.
chop the white. Zine aud rub the yrlks
through q sieve. Put teacup of milk
on Ia boil. rub ma ounce of butter anl a
Tablespoonful IL corn starch together
aud add to the boiling milk. Mix In the
white. of the egg., season with salt and
pepper. Put live slice. of toast on q hot
dish. cover with layer of this white
sauce and then layer ~ the yelk.. then
the white. aud then more of the yellow.
sprinkle the top with salt aud pepper,
stand In the oven a minute aud serve.
BRoiLEp STRING CnICKEN.- split the
chicken down the hack and break the
breast bone. Dust with fine ALT aud
pepper. place on broller with the inside
down. Broll over a slow fire, keeping a
tia pie-pan turned over IL, turning fire.
quently. When done. the kin should
be- brown. Place ON a heated di.h with
plenty of melted butter.
CREAM SroNGE CAKE.-rwo teacups
of sugar, one of cream, two of hour,
four eggs, teaspoonful Of baking
powder aud teaspoonful of lemon eN-
tract. Bake quickly.
ORANGE PUDDI>G.-SiN oranges par
III aud cut line, strew over them one cup
~ sugar, beat the yolk. of six egg. with
four spOonfuls Of corn starch. strain Into
one cup of boiling milk. when done pour
over the oranges, beat the whites of the
eggs to siiff froth, add two spoonfuls
Of sugar aud pour over the pudding; .et
In the oven 10 brown.
ORANGE PUDDING NuMBER Two
Slice and sugar two large, juicy oranges,
boil one pint of rich milk. aud add Que
tablespoonful of corn starch aud the we'll
beaten yolks Of two egg, pour over the
oranges hot, then beat the whites Of the
eggs light and pour on top; set In the
oven 10 brown. To be eaten cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

An ohio church deacon cNchinri,
"Consarn IL al 10 Texas" aud the YER
dict 81 the church investigation 50.
Not guilty. bat la had ta.ie."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

lat winter. coat. With ihe lining
torn out. O.. fashionable fpr ofiic- wear.
lt .houli i.. Decorated With r'vi ink AMI
murilacv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
SLIPPERS.

Corrr.pondence on topics ~ intsr,.t b. me lsies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
Y Oh

.an fs rlref - 80 above sfnrffrls - tAsins
tNTI.AFofLECTt>E. Ne ha's a. aa-s
% tfstirs.nitIt ri ttrlsants - harr TIA
.rst ~ FaFals.i-. iieau Disease. Hhsu.
r.ati..a. Iissr tonplairt los siaiaiInf.
hitney aud niaadeT -raubie- - Year D.
..far. Dyspepsia. '-eistics. sd Isssrsl
Dsbiliiy. A.. H.. 90 APP~tits, -ssr
~issaeA SD Tiataissee. trre- cotnuon tis
orfsrs - raara a. rarv ~th ons h-ottls .
kNgt.NrOFLECTiNL. eil - year dr~s
,fa st.OO q BIB "a eoitcs $500. ~
d. uu b n WT TrufNsIN a CO. Enu.tsarst
TaI. Va 90 tssfl lt..ais ID rlryalafs re-. AfiEs
L------LL ~ I'll -. - l-.--n. q l.LnL
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~ E>iGNA.

N.-TNtGNA.
Composed - lllctt~r..
NJ 80. =. o.. l.. ~, -, = i rrplction.
Nv n. ~. 20, 10, :, ~, "a. +. q. u
T. a frame Tor lights.
MVl.aL.al. N. ~. rs. a. l. "a relative.
Nv a.. .. 5. 10. -. a., !. an o'ior.
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psisi q. lsth. day Of May, Ap.i~
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foaldcd July III, lSSi \ IRE
cav with black leg- name snl tai e,
with small star AMI both hind feet
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JoHNsoN-Died near Dellslow
April 6, 1889, of consumption, Mrs
Harriet johnson, wife of Samuel
johnson, aged 35 years. She leaves
a husband and 8 children to mourn
her loss. She died in great peace.
PosTEN-Tuesday, April 9, after a
lingering illness of many weeks
Mrs. Belle Poster, wife of S. A. Pos
ten, died at her home in Morgan.
town. She was the daughter Of John
S. Coombs, deceased, and was born
and raised in this county near Ar.
nettsville. She was born Nov. IL
1856. She had for years been a con-
sistent member of the M. z. Church
and was a highly esteemed lady, not
only in her old home, but since com.
ing to Morgantown, where she had
lived about year, she had become
beloved by host of friends. The
afflicted husband has the sympathy
Of all jim his bereavment. The fun
eral will take place Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock from her late home.
Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.