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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
AsDOvgR

rherr are manv strangers In town
no~ fishermen anil such. The stage l.
loaded With Iias-snger- about every
night.
The Congregational iaiies' circle met
With Mr.. Martha Dresser "wednesday
evening - Last Seck.
MI. Alic. Beicll teache. az byron
thls summer.
Miss Esh-cra I. Railsy, Widely known
a. succvssful teacher and a. ou" who
in her long cNI,erienc~ In that vocation
hld wun the este,m AMI love ~ sidr
clrrls ~ fri.nds. did AZ her home MAY
10th. after comparatively brief lllncs.
frum bronchial consumption.
w understand that the New liali
property AZ >outh Nn,lo,vr l. 10 D" .old
sluuu.
Mi.s Sadie Farar, % this place. l.
teaching M south HoXhury.
2. \. Russell. harness maker, has
moved Into hi new shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Have had a fine rain and vegetation l.
growing finely. IL.
81 Bean has brought home VIE
ami ~ up housekeeping Ike a man. "'
i nov ready for spring woth.
Farmers are very busy now -.
Fishcrman arr travelling np ann III. u' w
our rivers aud brooks, righ'.h'ns h.,
poor little trout. They VIII n'' wv"
Them rr.t In peacc sunday: III
J. n. Bean. E.q.. i building an AaoF
ton 20 his house. ., q,
Our summer school commenceu ou
uoniav. Mis- Alsina Kendall teache,
me school numbers twenty-se'en scho''
ars. and no, foreigner among them -,
through the spring than for many an, y sslIs
The .ea.on was 80 advanced the peop'e
did not walt for Arbor Day
Apple trees In full BLOOM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
WEST PARIS

Mr.. :. l.. Curtis l. going to move "a
South Woodstock TO help hls father. Mr..
Bryant. carry ON hls farm Tor Mr. Bry-
ants health u not very good.
y. n. Judkins, son II the late y. y.
judkins, l. In town.
Mr.. fstes put new row boat la the
river thi. morning. (SaiurlayD
cur ha-e hall niue are Ia play With
the ''orhzms on the home groapd this
afternoon. last Saturday the West
Paris Won the game played here with
the Rockets IL South Paris. Score - a.
H..
Eggs ar worth u CENTS.
Dr. Jones, ~ Norway, MAS In town
"Wednesday extracting teeth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
rRNIRlIRn cEhrRI

Nelson Fife Chandler sprain~i hi lex
very badly so that b. J. unable Ia step
on H.
Horace Grvclcy adams tell down a lad
der while b. Was painting. shaking him
up some, hat not seriously.
Farmer. arr very busy iust now saw
iug snd planting.
Very good weather aud forward
spring. Grass leaks very we'll.
Tls ~chool Al fryrburg Centre com
menc,d Nav 9th, taught by Mlss lIaFrl-
tine ~ Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
sourn BIrngL

RI. Virgin. \. :. Ring ani Z, .. Ah-
l.oti lefi Tur.isy Tor a wrrk's nshlng ~
Hichari.On LAKE.
circle met With Mr.. clark Friday
afternoon ani c,cning. \ guoily mum.
her vrrr prrseut.
Moot ~ the farmrrs arr nearly
through with their planting.
Arl,or Day Nas oh.er,ci by the school
IN planiing a nipple trre In front 81 The
.rhool hou.e. aud Ia mixing other I'm
movements on the school grounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
OBITUARY.
Rrnronp CrNrRr. MAY lstl

RuMroRp CENTRE. May 18th.
Deacon Dustin Bryant, Of Greenwood,
died NJ his home last Tuesday. aged 6s
years. brother Bryant was for many
years deacon Of the Baptist church at
Bryant's Pond. lie was Kind husband
aud father, n good nelghbor and faiti'
ful christian. 4 large number OF friends
were pe.ent at hi funeral and many
tear were shed when We laid him away
We hope Ia meet him In Heaven. ii'
selected the words Of simeon for hl'
text "Lord. now letest thou thy servant
depart In peace, according Ia thy word
For mine eye. have seen thy salvation.
The funeral services were conducted 10y
the writer assisted by Rev. insley Bean
of West Paris.
a. n. uANNAfoRD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
/, NORWAY LAsG

Nj. Maria Ccrr, h,. hcrn quite .ick.
hui /. .I.sNiy recovering. Her moihet'
NJ. jaime. Merrill. Who live With hei
/. quite feeble. 81,
Mr.. VIM. Parker has bcen quite lick
fur two weeks pa.t bat ). gaining 80"
d. IN,
Harry Lane and T. l.. Webb arr huill'
inc a summer cottage ca the north SIDE
~ IN lake. There viii D. several m"i'
bullt near the same plac. scon.
Mr.. lIarriett stevens had a very 'e-
yrrr attack 20 neuralgia. bat has frc"'-
rr,.i from u someW hat.
:. \. stevens l. AZ work Tor hmm
smith. huilding a chimney aud doing
other work la her new building.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Born. April eth, "a the wife II Sam
uel Daily. a daughter.
Tho hdle.' .ewlng circle met With Mr..
VI. Hall ou the sta.
". walker ani u. ". knight have
taken Eugene llolmtn's farm aguh ihi'
year.
Mr.. Roberts 1. .ick. aud they cent t.
lewiston Tor Dr. rhlloon "a come up t.
ser her.
Their l. quite a craze for corn planter
IN ihi. section thi. spring. There haN'
becn thrrr sold Ia this neighborhooi. nj
the King II the 'ornheld.
\. ~. Cdflth's little baby j. sick Will
ervsipelss.
Mr.. llaseliou IA. gone 10 sumner e
work for Mr.. Mary liarroNs, Who b
sfrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
cilEAO.

The rain Monday night was very wei
come, hut We wish there was more Of ".
william Chapman Il adding about -
feet To his barn.
Bob Hastlng. IL building house near
Charles M0rse's.
Charlie. Burnham Of leland Pond, VI,
1. on a yI.lt To hi fathers, George Burn
hams.
Preparations are being made for me
mortal services here.
New. 4 scarce a. hens teeth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

III. clrcle met a. Mr.. Stickney's ot
ihr 18Th. Preparations arr begun Tor
fair and sale the last - June.
Mr.. Gran,ills Cotton gaVe birth io
trHiet. on the 18th. twu hoy. AMI a girl
luis Rodriguez has gone 90 Boston Al
work in the ice business Tor The summer
~slool commenced ln The Week. llis
trirt nn ths 18th. taught hy Gracr Weeks.
M. Young people hal an ice cram
anI cake with houdrv gathering on To
.hlIi'' the evening ~ the nth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
DENMARK

Charlie. Pingrce aud wife have return
81 Ia Berwick.
Mr.. bartlett ~ the Bartlett House
spends the week with friends In Boston
The Masons. Mt. NORA Lodge. an,
having their hall put Ia repair cut -ll'
and la. aud will soon meet In a muci
improved home.
T.. T.. swan has hired Howard Moul'
ton Of BrOwnheld "a assist him In hi-
blacksmith shop for the next year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
rAsr wArrnrnnn

We learn ~ th, death ~ Mr.. susan.
alfe ~ liberty kilgorc ~ Portland
Tue.lay, the ilih She hal hc"n WI ON
I, feW week.. The rrmslns vii h.
brought a. th- home ~ her brother,
william II. Ken. Wher the funeral vii
o,,rur saturday. She leaves a husband
daughter AMI thrr- sons a. mourn her
lnss.
The lake House NJ the Flat has b-cn
.oll Ia Eugene Dudley ~ llarrison.
Winnie ilaskell l. working for Mrs'
Iosrph Togg AZ Harrison.
VIII Allen !. working AZ Joel Plum
mrr's this season.
Mi.. Louie BroVn :. teaching In dis'
tri,t Nc. 3.
lner VI. stuart ~ NORWAY has ben cn.
gagcd a. teach the winter term of school
In this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
A LOT OF LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
Tt.ts OWN AND rtll WHAT
rrEv SgE.
BRvANr's POND.

me Anslo,er coach l. loaded With fish-
ernan every day. This !. likely o. h. a
gcci scason Tor lake travel.
y Cushman J. In Bo-ton this week CA
buslness.
Mr.. VI. VI. Hathaway has been con-
flnsi a. her room Tor several weeks.
Mis. llEfie Jacohs. mlllincr. will h.
a. Rumfori Corner Monday aud 1ues-
day ~ each week.
isacon Dustin bryant died AZ hi
home In GrcenWood the lsth Inst. Pun
eral irilay atap.M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
MILTON PLANTATION.

The people met At the school hous'
SUNDAY aud with the help ~ Minister
York organized sunday school. The
school Opens little earlier Ia the season,
and A. -ome new helps have l~en ob-cr,'
81. l,cttrr succr.s l. looked for.
Mo.e. SWEET. son aud grandson arr
visiting Mr.. Brooks Ia Upton.
cur teacher l. Mi.s Cushman from
Walker Mills.
Their was born May l2th. 10 the wife
Walter Mann, lou.
III Andrew. ha. lately pat nlcc line
~ candle. with hi. veil selected grocer'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
sours RospuRY.

We arr having q nlc- rain to-day, aud
every one l. glad "a zee IL.
Gras. 1. badly winier-killcd In SONS
plac's.
The warm weather of s.t week ha-
given vegetation a hue start.
II. ,. Mclnui. lo.t q nicr COW one dai
lat week.
Cora Ilus.ey has returned home FROM
numfoui
Mr.. &. =. rhllbrick /. teaching school
In District NO. 4.
Nancy D.. Iadd has gone Ia l.umion
a. work for Mr.. scott l,ichanlson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

uuu..i ,uIIE, " n. kivuNtt lt',t. !
~. iG,. a.. \. A..
-..rtf u.rfs Ma l. 1S-n.

Utus.f ,rftE. n kiNuNtt if'st. !
~. H.. a.. \. T.,
~.Im rAHis. May L., l>~a. J
t.r..tI.fa rrnsral onlrr ~ Depart
...f ,.mmtni-r urrs Memorial paH
a .. observed Iu thr fuvu 20 faris Pm
nd. veterans. ,.i.fru.. AMI r.i-'yalit thr
..I.' .h.I.rtu. in thr tnlluuing "rlrr .
Ur ~.rIlt. Ma, SSH. M sr. n. az thr
cd. .r.-.f..nsI ,hurrh. ~nuth iaris,
EI A. o. ltf elli prrath a s'fmon
.r.r..r.1fr fH fhr nfatsinn. At Nrirr-
a.... ra-. arr urIussie.l tn mrrt ai o..
Alb lllI af D. do o.. A.. .n as to attend
odd. ..r.I.. Ina t-rit. tiiirrns ~ thr
t.a. l-. Invited ta ie prr-rut.
EN-. Nm.rl. ua1 morning. Nav AFh,
M. t...nr. af thr .nufh uart 90 thr
ts. a| start Iu thr hi- team, at %
....k. f.r Wet Paris. ilr rNrrCi-f.
a .-I ..I fhrrr af e. a.. ~,rfal r,-si
speaker. $500 hr rrr.ruf tn address at
nt rlr attend fhr rxrr.l.rs. ihF pro-
,s.- u|. Pei fnrne,i ani march iu thr
..r.t.rl. ahrrr thr e.. A u. crmrirrf
.,... 800 Pei hr.d. grave. devvrairi,
Co.,
lrr fl.., .rr,lcv. the veterans viii
ns.ur tI. Uur 20 marrh o. rari. llill
o.. ,.-...-. lf ths iliil vii oummrucr
Dr. d.. rAf-tfr.I that LN-~enlinf
I..r Hannibal ilamun viii D. pre-
.'f.. Ir... fhr citizen. 20 PRE- other
..rIA.r. eiII al.o b. prr-eui. thr
.H.r..... eIu form and move tu thr
....I uhrur the csmrtsrY -rrticr'
a f..I. grave. drcoute.l. &C..
hN.- mn. rArrCI.rs at tlr I'LL The vet
.-.....' r.fuu fu ~outh Paris. wheft
'.H n un.h af e.. 4 u. liall. and
.r..ar. f.rfhr rNrrgisr. of thf AFTERNOON.
I'M. rr.r..Inu viii o. formed 40 :
...a $3.50 mtr,h to Riverside 'rmc-
'. ti., appropriate eNrrciscs Will hc
t.. .N.r which co. Ururvs-inu VII
.. N.nrr Park. lu-slug the .ul-
... n.uumruf. giving thr utarrhing
.. fE.r.r tn NrV Hall. whrrv thr
~ Co. A. a. rNrrCi-s.s vii D. held.
ir fh.. uon. NJ. NJ Heath ~ Nugusia
trr fhe Memorial pay uration.
L.r..r.. ei'' al.l D. made by tumradr
II....'.. llamIIn. singing hy thr ~uuth
I.-. FL one rrsafioual thurch choir. N
f. ..-. .NTe,trl that a. good hand MI
'.u.h music for the day, a. an plhcv-
a'... -rr,I.r. are held.
f.t h.Isl that the spirit anil letter ~
'.. .rriI ur.irr frrm department head.
...r.r- uiI hr gvurrallN rvgan,iTl
f.r.u.n 'hr tosu. and that thrrv vii D.
s.-.rlI gathering ~ thr people al ihs
-.... rarr. hrrr puhlic srrNicrs arr
Nr.I. 1t us rrmrmlsr to DO honor
'.f.. ufm.p 20 oar fallen heruvs Nh,
...rc.t gave thsir own live thai
- ..aufr,. 9th an its noble iusiiiu'
'.. u ghf lltr.
~ y. EulsfTH.
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IockI,s Mills.

CT. II. Libby, Wesley kimball, Geo
aud Charlie Ilerrick returned from th'
lakes lat "Wednesday.
Hon. Elen T.. Rand was la town lasl
week.
\ go,d blacksmith !. needed herr.
Mace bartlett IA. returned home .,
Poplar Hotel. Kate Morgan i at work
for charles Bartlett ~ Newry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
SMEpEN

>.hool a. Benn~tt's Mil. J. In session
unisr M instruction ~ lieuah brigham
Walton Charlc., ~ North fryehurg'
~ho IA. worked Tor Lyman fluminrt
5urinr AL. sh.encr. returned home last
week
T,e VI. r.. Circle mct With Mr.. - \.
Young last "Wednesday. \ pleasau'
time snd about .lXty-fvr present.
Alma HOLDEN has gone "a brldg'"h
Centre a. work.
Martha Brown has been al work Tot
a. y. Edwards for the past week.
Marx Perry :. AZ home rom t.'''
N atsrford. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
Rumfoap CENTRE.

4 society Of Christian Endeavor has
been organized here, with the choice Of
4. II. lIoyt a. President. The prospects
are very encouraging.
4 little child Of Fred Walker at West
Peru fell from the attic window Dis
tanee Of twenty-one feet, striking upon
boards, and did not receive 80 much a. a
scratch.
George Bearce's drive i now At Rum
ford Falls. lie has twenty million of
lumber and some ninety men-a splendid
crew. Col. johnson and brother have
charge. X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
RoxBuRY.

ON tls lsth Of MAY We notice farmers
planting corn. apple tree In full bloeIl,
~ dTon.. from the be- hives nying
fre~ly. III, NJ,
Dole aud Mr.. stewart passed thr"uE"
our place thl. week. a. =.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. II. \. swasey hAu.
draft on the trout In their pond receh''l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
NORrH ALBANY.

A. l.. wc.coit ~ Portland, va. her
lat week a. observe Arbor Day hy sci'
ting out tire. AMI making other Improve
mrui. AZ MI. summer residence which Il
situated on the shore II ~ongo Pond.
Ida VI. llasleton 3. teaching la tn
Morrill, district.
!. T.. klmhall ha. been visiting rel
alive. Ia ilerlin. y. II.
Mr.. Jessie lIolion ha. lo.t q horse d,
AL. getting cast in the barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

pr. e. VI. Bi.t-~. uf Wet sumner
"a. hrrr lat weck The doctor Ia
MANY friends in cur village aud u a
popular physician in oar town.
lf tuu wlsh 60 49, some nur volts cal
on ". =. Walkrf 4 Son. also \. VI. cur
90. Who can show you a Nearlins ihN p
hard to bat. H. also hal a Hoax 81
lambs uhirh afv worth sltH q heal
~ believes in raising early ones Tor tn
market.
Peru farmer. viii plant goot acrr'
AZ. Of sweet corn. bat thsv think tn
AN required bv the packer. j. liiu'
larrr and a., PRIV pah rather moagr
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IoYrII

Mr.. David Hartman anil Mr.. MARI
Palmer arr Ia very feeble health. VII
Hartman has trouhls 81 the heart an
Mr.. Palmer a canc~r.
J.w. stanford l. al home from Port
land
VI. n. Hemi. l. taking down hls odd
hall AMI .hci preparatory Ia building
large hall.
The road machine has started With .i'
uNyu
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CANTON

col. Ncalcv aud \. :. Mclchcr oi
lewiston wrrr In town "wednesday.
The fishing party have returned IRON
the lakes. aud rrI,ort pleasant trip.
The change ~ time on the u. D. 4
n. took eff,st Saturiav. Nav l..
The next Ladies Social Circle viii meet
with Mr.. Oscar lIayfori next saturday
evening.
Mr. \. 4. Wedge ~ Hebron Academy
preached NJ the Baptlst church last sun
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SgvoR.AL SERVICE AT BRVAST's
POND

MNA
Il. mrmhrrs % \. VI whitman fost
a m.ef sf their hall AZ 70 A. FRO
..--l formed 40 no a. n. march to the
".U.'.rt shsre ths usual mrmorial
.r- ..f. viii D. held Ndtirrss by W. :.
l''.r-.u 90 Hartford AMER ths srrNic-
.. DOL mrmher. ~ The Iost With their
r...l. eilI return o. the hall whrrv
".If..u RIll ts .srNe,i The following
..rH. o.mrdr. vill b. LEI chargv ~ de-
.I.
I"aaf. r..r.t. A.Uatani isuss 4. hfskrr.
80. ..siat.sk tan1ra.ief l.. Va Fulan
80. .ssist.sk 4 urlsaT.
l.fkrs Me IA iFrrf
ti.ars ilI Otsrtes iarhau.
...Hi.ri tHrnrr. t.lsari hllaft
snf.rI rafnt Frsnknn Nsrin.
t-f.ri trutry Winam n. Iaruham.
'frrFrsa-si O. h Nsrtin.
AI sx-.oidl-r. in the vicinity arr -
'-taIlN Invited to D. prs-eni and lstrti.
.Iair I'M thr .eryiCes. N l. hupe,l AMI
Believed THAT psiriotic ciiiEsns vii not
irgrt ihr ihy aud occasion. bat rrtneu'-
.- fhr dead ami che-r the living by
.lfr prr.snce. Mrs.. ,. L. Nyman'
trr.tleui 10 ". X. corps, vii receive
'aeh fovvrs a. any arr Inclined % oring'
BJRGLARV AT CANTON.
CANTON. Nav IL, l>>9.
lat Tuesday night burglars entered
4. lloughion's hardware store. Aftef
having uniastened al the door, so a. "a
have several WAYS % escape. they blew
open the safe BY drilling q hole through
ne top iust inside the door. The money
chest being proof agains; their attempt
hey were obliged % leave without thei'
'pol. Their work shows that protes'
'pnals have heeu In our midst. Ih.
pusi ofilce Was also broken into and II 81
u change was taken. bat the burglar
''emrd 90 have a hart, Tor they len th'
postmaster 40 cents % make change Win
No clue has a. VI been found.
SIRE AT EAST SroNErAs.
Ihe Knights % Pythiss Hall Al kasl
>ionrham Nas burned early SundA,
gorning, NAY ~. The lodge lo-t Al
ihrir furniture. parsphernalia, chArtsl
Ald rccords. Their los l. PrObabi'
about ~ 80. with an Insurance 81 $40
n. II. nhbetts. who occupied the lo~el
story - the building With a genera
.iore. iost his entire stock ~ goods. IN
So 4 roughly estimated az Ss,vo' IN
'ar',i for ~ 100.
u l. understood the knights OF l'ythial
vi rebuild. though whether on the Oh
siis OF souls other. n uncertain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
DIsrIIlp

The farmer. arr planting their coru.
N W. can Judge by the blpssom. " will
D. a guoi fruit year.
some hell. Of potatoes are up nearly
large enough a. hoe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

n... .rr|n r-,Irau.ug time. ~ hri-
..-....f.fthe fast o. ue,,is,l than thr
,f-..-. .f hau.rkrsfers Who arv seru
...r. Itt .n thr hust sarrrt.oms n
r..-... Furniture Co.. a. canal >trr-t,
r...... maxim. thrir sel~tiou "a such
.r.. I'D. al. arr ufsslr,i fo rvplacs tn
f.r.n.r, shIeh has hai lis day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
"a. u. IIA>>AfoRp.

ave sell more ~ Browns Instant Re
lief than all other remedies OF a Ike ma
ture," say the dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Collie In horses aud colts l. readily
cured by using Browns Instant Relief
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.r,-r rerham. ~ Rrvant's Fond.
...fY,lso, rrrhsm's SUNDAY.
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NJ IN Nisoei, ~ Ruekheld, :.
...r..- fr.rul. in thi. ,illagv.
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Wm.c cole. E.q., Of Norway, ~as In
,,au THURSDAY.
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NJ. Dora Iuca. Ia. returned IRON
u...s. hu-fti..
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u...f, ~lerf \. 4. Basa~tt. - Nor
-. ...afthe liill last "Wednesday.
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n, .ni M. John ,. stanley visited
p1fr'l n.t vr"k.
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t,i,,CT Whitman, II Norway. wss
b, tean li.f vcek.
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y.- ,ia.s. Yea. AMI \. VI. thase.
.. r-,.r... If.n.l. vrrr M thF llll We'd
r.-.rI
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b. smith. E.q. ani \. W. llllls.
M. N.-aht svellrr. verv in town hsi
aHtk
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A.. D D. kimhal rvturned FRIDAY
60. r.r..r. ehrrr shr has sI-eui thr
urf.r
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k.rrst. E.u. 20 lachar'is"n 4
49,, ~..ufh l'ari.. "a. ~ ths iiill
s.r If.r..Iat.
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rahle. anil siie, J. %. fo.s
.rI at,. ani Dana Dof AMI Siir' 81
,.I.r. asfr af Iarls uNrr Sunday.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Browns Instant Relief heal. Bruises.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-08-10
REMARKS AND CONDITIONS.

Entries TO running purses and stakes mus
be made 10 Secretary on or b-iore August
18Th, 1859.
Those who have nomin,ied in stakes mu i
name to the Secretary IN writing which they
will start the day before the race al r.
ENTREES To all trol,ing and pacing races
close Sept. I,t.
Five or more to enter, and three or more
to start in all races for purses.
Notional Trotting Association Rules t.
govern trotting races. Petite Coast Blood
races.
All irott'ng or pacing races are the best
three IN five heats, unless otherwise ,pecihtdi
live 10 EN- er and three 10 stan. But The
Board reserves the right to hold less mum
her than hive TO fill, by withdrawal of a
p,oportiona,e amount Of the pnrs-. E"l.
rance lee 10 per ceet. on purse. 10 accoinpa
ny nomination.
National Association rules TO govern tTot-
ting; but the Board reserves the right !,
lrot heats Of any Two classes alternately. II
necessary to finish any days racing. or t'
| trol a special race belweea heats. "A hor'e
| making a walk over shall be entitled only
10 the entrance money paid in. When less
than the required number Of starters appear
they m y contest for the entrance money, u
he divided as follows: 66sl 10 irst and 33I,
to second.
| No horse shall receive more Than one pre-
mum.
In all purses entries not declared out by {
P. NJ. Of The day preceding the race shall he
i required to start.
When there is more than one entry Ivy one
person, or IN one interest, the particular
horse they are 10 start must he named by
P NJ. OF The day preceding the race. N,
aided money paid for walk over.
Racing coo's TO be named in entry.
The trotting race drivers will b. required
10 war caps Of distinct co.ors which mas
be named IN their en.ries.
Each days races will commence prompt,
at =. NJ. III
| All entries must be directed to c. II
S,oJdard, Reno. New.
TfIEO. WINTETS, President.
c. II. SroDpARD. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-08-10
NERVOUS DEDsllTsTED lsEN

fou allowed r trial OF thirty days Of the Of De
Dss Celebrated NuAic Bet vita Electric An
HANGER, tue speedy ref aud OF Ne voA
Debility, loss OF vitality AMI Menho"d and all kindred
troubles Other diseased Complete restoration
10 health, visor and ranhool snartnseG No risk Is In.
CARED. Illustrated pamp o. al IN ormation,t etc
Waited free by addressing Violate H. II Coz Marsha Mica
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-08-10
Thursday, October Sd.

No. 7-Runnng Siake-rhree year Odds.
One and one qna,ler miles; 5000 added; $ioo
entrance; $2s forfeit; second horse 10 save
en- rance.
No. S-Running-Sevene ighlhs OF mile.
Owners handicap; weight not less than go
pounds; purse $3.50; second horse $50.
No o-Selling Purse-One and one-six
,eenlh miles and rep al; purse S2oo, ol
which $50 TO second and s,5 TO ,h,rd; for
three year old. and upward; horse, TO he
en,rred fors$i,soo 10 carry rule weighs
,wo roonds allowed far each 500 down &c
$1,000; then one pound Tor each sioo less
down 10 $500. SsIliog prce TO be stated
through en.ry box at 6r. M, The day before
the race.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-08-10

Grand combination auction sale, begin
ming al 10 O'Clock A. NJ: will be sold live
stock Of every description. Person. drsir
ing 10 make sales will make ENTREES with The
Secretary. stating explicitly what they de
SIRE to ,ell. Five p cent. commission Will
he charged on all sales. Entries close 5 y
ember list. For further information apply
% The Secretary, al Reno.
No I-Trotting-2:zo class; purse 81, 200
$3.50 to first, 5000 to second, $3.50 10 third
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-08-10
QUARTERLY REPORT
-op THE
Auditor and Treasurer.

Following is the Auditors and Treasures
JOINT Quar- erly Report for the quarter ending
June 30th 1851:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-08-10
Tuesday, October LIST.

No. 2-Running Stake-Two-year Odds
Five .eigh,hs of a mile; $500 added; SSc
entrance; SIS forfeit; second horse to save
entrance.
No. 3-Running Three. year Odds and up
wards; maidens, # three years old, Above,
5 pounds; il four years old, 10 pounds; il
live years old, IS pounds. Seven-eighlhs u
r.,le; purse $3.50; $50 10 second.
No. 4-Running Slake-O"e and one
eighth miles and r pea; $500 added; ent
rance $50; forfeit SIS; second horse to save
entrance