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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
NiaAon.

Spring l. here. swallows have come
and the frogs hold their nightly concerts
Farmers are busy now. Dry land Il Ia
good condition 10 work, but the frost Il
no, cot ~ vet Land.
A. = Bean will falsh saving In M.or
next week. His mill has been runpiol
four months and has averaged $ . cords
9 dsy for every working day durius that
time. lie had . few thousands or logs Ia
Peasant River. which h. Intended 10 drive
down 20 A. Beans mill 10 be sawed, ou
the water IL so los that his drive IL hung
NJ for the present.
II. T Skillipgs OF O,isn I'D. Was 10 tow
yesterday looking after early lambs ant
veal calves.
Miss Fiorence A Brown Was Ia tow
visiting her grand parents last week. Sh'
carried Der cousin, Christabel Brown
home with her.
II. Bean E.q. has gone 10 Norway
10 attend . Masonic meeting.
Arthur Hutchinson has gore 10 North
Waterford 10 work this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Waat Paris.

Qalie q large number attended The en-
tertsinmsnt given by Mlss Peuitxisr aud
her class In elocu,lon Last Monday evening
which was very good aud gave much cred
II to her a. q tsschsr. IL also went n
show that We have some excellen, talent
In this place n properly trained.
Nc Kicker % Poland. one OF the pro
pfie,ors OF the Poland Spring house, wss
In town the frs, Of the week.
Mr. Townsend. the manufacturer OF the
well known Townsend ssl,e, called on us
last Tuesday.
There IL 70 be = conctr, for the bsnsni
Of the public library In Dunhsm's Hall
Monday evening. commencing al o'clock.
A number from here went over IN North
Pari. 10 the nre Friday. Isl hard blow
Tor North Paris aud We are sorry Tor
them.
J. G. Howe lost q nice OK.
Our boys played two games OF bass ball
With the Soa,h Paris olab Fast Day. rhi
South Pari. club won the nrst game ~ 10
. aud our boys won the second - ~ :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

The Froaud l. getting very dry Farm
ers sr. busy pai,lhg 10 their early crops,
but rain Il needed very much.
Mr.. Harrison French. young man
some - years OF age. accidentally sho,
himself on Tuesday last. with . pistol
which be w.s loading. the bullet entering
sbou, two inches below the poln, OF the
hip hin, .nd ps..ing downward. Dts.
Cheli- % KsLu Pals. and Smith of Corn
i.h. were In s,tsni.nes bu, were unable "a
nad the bullet. lie lies In . very ptecsri'
oas condition II the present time, bat .
few days will determine the outcome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
R-nwnhnlh.

slnou Han.com AMI EVsrsr johnson
have swsppsd farms.
w.hlnstoa Rchlrtson las sold his
farm ~ Slmou ilsuscom.
Slnon HAn.com hss soli The james
sand. homestead % Mr. Mary u Blske
Messrs. To,mkn Chalmers have Hash
cd The manufacture % clothes plns.
The lumbsrmsn are waiting with eager
hop-- for rain % raise The water IN ShsP'
arr River.
Farmers are bssy getting really Tot
plAnilng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
East Bethel.

R.s, Bethel s. s met April issh viii
NJ Tsyle Beau. Ofisers chosen A. ioi'
lows
Ms 4 perry. President. Mrs. \. "a Young
yirs Pr~sifsnt. Ma. n. n. Holt. IrcssareI
NJ. a. Kimbsil. SscretAry, hrs ~ ~. a 49,.
80 Collscfor. Mrs.. a. a. Brosns W.. NsLil,,
nartietL Mr. fs.is l.-sn. Ms a ~ p'~A --'
Ms. Helen nsrtlett. Directors
Society voted 10 unite Win ofsnee VII
Gle .bd % WORK for seuenisupk no,y
All Jurnsd 20 meet MAY ls' WIN
Helen Bartlett. picnic supper: go
Died 81 Il at Bethel, Apni ls.o, looS,
Nj. Issac b. Lfttlsasle, sxed ~ yess.
month and II days Fap.rh sefs'ess
-.rs held At bis home, Rev. Mr.. Trssk Of
ncistlug rs.,t.
swAn. Q soH-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Rnmfnrd Centrr .

NJ. Y. Mahsr go, throsu cot Of ~.gor
last Friisy night AMI hart qalis badly
Fr,diic E.tou came from kcnt's I'LL
but was taken very slek The next d,y.
No pew cases OF scarlet fever In TIL.
town.
Mt casrls.v Kalshi has driven sno,h
er lot Oi 80 Jersey cows and hslf,rs inio
thl. town. They are mostly fron VIA
thrOp This lot will make nearly 80 Ia
al The cream will be gathered this ys.'
tor he batter factory A. 50 much pr 10. o
hustsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Wilson's Mills.

WI Storey arrived Monday week 70
Gee nj. brother. X A. Storey, who II Isid
up With = broken leg.
wm. jewell and y. Wing have been
stopping ~ Fiiut's.
strAiton has been upi also staples OF
CsntOn Nils Company.
TIE timber cut on the Joseus L1mnsfu
place Il nos on its vsy 10 Canton hhs,
snt The plsce vas boogai OF Je"sil snu
StraitOn by u. C. Bennett fted Isy'o'
l. - have shat there u len OF TIE isfn.
Ths B.rlin MlIs C1mpsny's logs are
roo tuhning By
Hiram Higgins came up week vo
s.smiusly very ersxy. IL wen, through
he ~oots io Psrmseheeuee spd has no'
ben heart from since. There - TAX OF
party s,artibg tomorrow 10 dad him:
w J. storey ami frsnk Clark lst Io'
,helr home In 81 John Tuesday morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

DIE Hall has recently beer 10 Ds,ssl
snd parchsssd h0rse.
TIE NJ n Circle vii meet May .ih With
Mrs.. J A Yoang AL are cordially In
Vitst.
R,v. Johu Robinson preached bis fare
vel sermon ls.t Sunday % . fun house
Ehih NJ Movers l. az hone from Water
ford
Frsd y Stone l. ~ return 10 NorSs,
shogi TIE middle % Nay.
OrhsIo CLARK. % Bethel. recently visit
a his sister. Mr. ID Il. Hall
Mis. Alma Holieu IL - return bone thi'
sssk from FrysAarg Where she has oest
vislting several weeks.
Mari 4 Perry las gone % EAsi water
ford 20 WORK for 3 @ MClntlrr. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Dixhald.

Qllts 9 large party have been to Weld
Pont this week. Among the number wers
" o Stanley, II. A. Randall aud A. T..
Marsh.
Grant and Ions Harlow are in town. II
beire vacation at Hebron Academy.
Odsnd, B.bb hiss moved the bailding
formerly used ny T. Johnston ~ pcst.
cffi e, To the Nelabd lot on 3 q Street. Toe
roof is being rsised and otherwise repair
Cd.
Born April 2l.,. 70 the wife Of Charles
Newton, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
East Waterford.

Eu, VI Kalghlly teaches hi. summer
Oa O.i.nsli Gore.
A. Johnson IIAsksli gave . farewell dance
the lg.h, with music by lisssli0u sud
Morse worthy. bsforc sisrtiag for CslifOr.
MA Tuesday. Olhsts Who have talked OF
going have decided 10 Try their luck In
Maine . While longer
There will be another dance May 81
We believe the same musicians have been
gagged
Mr.. Holt 1. haviag Der house p,lniei.
Mrs T. &. Hilton OF Lewiston WAS q,
Eis.rd IllliOn's last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Peru.

Nj and Mrs. Eisari Barber celebrated
their golden wedding on The :l't AoOe'
tssuty ave % their nelghDOrs Abd friends
we're present. Amer they partook OF
beautiful fvAst Mr.. Gloos Congratulated
The bride Aui Eroom 90 thsif loos .nd
hsppy uf,. theu they hsd singing then NJ
A al rrAi poem. when the eOmp,hl
Dispersed thsy In qlits namosr OF
pr.-suts snf their good ~ishes
He. Sullman's family Is sick wiz ths
mnmps D,,
sh-re BE- i II work.
NJ. Corli Is ysry los. Her death Il
/ lOOkei Cor every day.
wilson StlllmAn has gone 10 Lswl.ion
.ith = load % potatoes for A u orinisn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

At,-u meeting l. esii-,i Cor weins-isy
Ma 1t Al zen o'ciock In The forvuoon,
!, ,fisni o. soms tu.lue-. that ~
-l...f IN re s1rt'smsut % The hish'
"a, Contest al ~ M,rch mestiuz Ths
\, "a. a. s,sisf IN ne warrant sre u
-. ~. mech shall b. pail Per boar fo'
A'sA.sf isHofi ~ - shsth-r The tow
g vo,s ,ny discount % Highway tsx~-
sAfis aoasv nsfire jaue IL, ~ vote on
,,esr,srcs ~ rosd ron Wet Paris q
H.--is,s Carfs. at n raise monsy n
s-rstsls raai. N sccsp,sd. an also The
80 ,s.r Alosrt Fslioa's waica vo &C
o,-,ei A. tAs Narch meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Nice spfug weather BAT very Try.
some farmers have bsEua their sPring''
sofk snt snms Arc msnting ths hlghvays
George Barrhtm Lost tarve-yesr.oli
colt at vel ~ i.iing u dead 10 ths
moruiug ~ va al right ~ night
Ehsn Chspnsn has nfy.niue yosne
lamb-
TIE frsi swallow % The season VA.
fast Day mofulug
Wills goiug - Bethel The other day
sAs four Nhls pofie.i men hArnessei 90 u
. f1ur foot saw saving wood, While ~
have an 90 msn yearly seventy YEAR Old
that IA. saved as wool ~lta foar foot
sAu f1f years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
STATE NEWS.

n. N.,aoisi cos'srsses net a. Lsv'
s'1r AZ uest.
ARlrl,ni BOY % a. years has tist
f-u- Irmri-rsis cigarette smnking fo'
to- ysar, As las averaged dol q daily.
CeasFsr 4 Coluus -. h>sn convicted
% nas..suEh,-r On ne llsncock Crnnty
cart Ths sr-sv occurred 90 NE uigh'
ofi,s ',1-th ~ Msrch. sni resulted In ih'
tssis % Casf,ss A ingans.
ANArs CsntrAl train hsi narrow g.
cas- A. Sk1shsgsn ons evening lssi vel
- ste.rs isr M rails ~ u sNs AZ
rrasctInT tae hf.ts~ over ths hfnnscss
Kysr. hui -. siogpei at in tine n PRE-
yea .ts s1'rg lnt0 The river. Thsrs strs
loosi llO people on boAri The rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Newry.

Mrs J In Ll,ileh,ls Il very sick sg,lp,
A " Po~sr-, fr-i Henderson and Wal
Ter Poster have AL been on the hlek Isl
lately.
Thursi0n's drive l. hung up for want oI
water. The rear IL about two miles from
the Androscoegin.
GA Sandy River hut little progress has
been made as they were short OF mel
while the river WAS st its best pitch.
e. & Harlow and wife wsutto Bucln "a
la, week 10 attend the funeral of Mrs
II = mother.
G A Baker cut his foot while N worn
~ the wood pile Thursday OF last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Ns- psek every blt % wcolea snusly
$50 iu esnphor. N hep u from IN al.
,.r,,flrg moth A namhsr % rrcsptsele-
a., orsr.i. hnt uothlng Il better (or
rSs.pfr Iu ne snd thsn . large sensible
r.',- rhss'. Which they nos sci 81
P.I,s's Furniture Compsnv. q. Canal 81 +,
R,.,r.. ~ he 90 price % els.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

FArmsrs ar bu.y, the weather fAvors
Die some az wishing for rAin-
J q. Sucknsy hNs gone 20 New lork -
attend th- Washington centennial.
NJ samuel warrvn l. baiifing nas
stable which tdis greatly % The appear
acc % his balltings.
Mfs. sarah Suckrsy hAs bsen called Il
Conway 90 accogni " tie death y! Bel
brother. NJ Nicksrsou.
Cor. G.ieAsu hAs retained from Frye
Nur0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Asresah'y -liA ths Presitsnt's proels
-,fI,r. sqprnprisis service. oil ~ hslt Il
- B.pt.t charcA 81 nins O'Clock In ~
srssoou. % Say. Tuesdsv. he dsv uheu
., cs.shrsis 10 c-ni-nnisl ~ tn insagu
49, ~ Gorge ws.slng,oa q Pre-lisui
49, Joit~,i States n "a expected that
- .srv.cs. -lll b. Interesting, and a. ar
Iss.tr.i q attent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Ruuford.

River sabsidlng and logs running.
No more cases OF scsflatena.
Farmers are busy Jast now.
John E.tss is blowing AL the gardens
10 the psiehborhood.
Miss Julia Martin IL making extensivs
repairs on her house
The school In District No. will open
the nrst Mood.y In Nay.
The village improvement society met
this week with Mrs. Henry S.svsos sa''
choose officers, Il being the ANIMAL meet
Ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
w.st Frysburg.

Mrs. Albion wymsn ~. are glad 10 hear
Il thoaghi N De doing iaely sftsr the sur
gie.l operation which she he. undergone
EP Ole. and f.mily and NJ. aud Mrs.
Frank y. Giles will occupy the house va
Gated nv Y. w. Spring The si,esu,
store will be conducted by Mr.. Giles and
son
JE. Hu,ehlu. has opened bis store in
the Greeulsx bullding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

S.s,oi Agsut Aas,ia hss. In Par-asnce
,ftss asa.ication % three voters ~ The
F.trict p1siei warrant. cAliiug . school
-..,iBx on Ssiartsy. ,lay tth. ~ four
or',rk. o. ses n ne tlstalct sill vote n
,..,,isa ire high school ant What ac-
,.so tssy wil take towards raising money
~ - sane
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
South Bethel.

c. T.. KmbAIl will move into Mr.
Stevens h,a,s Monday. EU,h Btosu
Sili come bach and run The farm himself.
Nearly al the schools In town will be
gin 90 Monday. NAY Oh.
The suuu.l Past Day party wss held al
Nr q l. Blakes. Maple syrup on snow
~ss served At one O'Clock, and oystsrs al
SIX
Al teu O'Clock the Loeksis Mills d u
Club played q game OF ball With The loeAl
club bsr,. our boy. winning by score OF
ten 10 thirteen.
Ms. Kettle Locke Is stopping 10 The
nisea una
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Dickvnln.

The funeral service. of Rev Peter Hop
kins 90 Milton Plantation took place q,
Ffankiln Centre school hous.. wednesday.
sllh inst, lev. w. w. Carver In attend
anre.
Ell. Abbott hs. hilshei saving birch.
Th0mN wymNu u golug % Lewiston 10
pafch,sc good, - Oh hi. store.
Tnerr 4, N be pablle ersmlusuou Of
,s,ehsrs ., Uslon 6all. West Psru, May
lth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Hartford.

The house, barn aud al the out buildings
Of solomon S,etson OF North Hartford,
were burned last MoBdsy. The chimney
took Ore about O'Clock. N A hesvJ
northwest wind WAS blowing and the nf'
caught on the roof OF the house and soou
All the bulldogs were In danes. NothlnG
vas saved except . farm wagon aud TOT
buggy. Loss estimated ssoooi insurance
5000.
LNH Ksene 10 the boss grshsr. III
-, 5000 scions last week. Those wAe
wish q good 10 done will do well to %
cure bis services.
Tss line school commences the nn'
Noaday In NAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Lowell.

Mrs. Hannah Mabry Il visiting u. Tor q
short time. She has been with Dr. Maory
Al North frysourg through the winter.
We dad In to~n Of real aud p~r-onsl
property on ih~ valuation books, sy9'.'s9
70. polls, snd 40 dogs, ubder protective
tax OF sl % Dogs have Increased ths
past year from s. 10 80
Nj. Bracket u changing the rent re'
Gently occupied by Miss Durgin into {
dwelling and will oecrpJ IL
Miss Durgln has = Zoe store 10 l. y
Po1's building. Mr.. Fox has also flashed
. r,ut In IN rear ofths store on the nrs'
1or and q doe hall In the second story.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Roxbury.

Mrs. J. l. Weeks VS. .'ck SuptAy uighi
sni ne Richardson sas called. She l.
nos vsrY mach osttsr
R.cord's drive hAs len our neighbor'
BOOB. Ani aftsr II cones john Reds drive
20 four foot lsng,h poplar and Staples
poplar Which Il eight feet long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
linton.

A real April shower. IL rsiss hard snt
The sun almost shines.
The travelling l. jas, awful.
Enoch Sargent Il jisi recovering from
The mumps lie has been sick with then
three or -four weeks.
Scott COoledge 20. Kicked 10 the face
with bis shot gun . fsw days ago while oa'
shooting blackbiris.
time.
y I brown las crew OF river drivers
camping down near II. y Vests mil.
The Ice l. going out of The lake fast. II
IL thOaghi The lake will be clear Office by
The f0artn OF May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
I,ocke's Mills.

&c LIBBY h,. been qai,s slek Bot Is
improving.
&c. Riiloa VA In iowa last week.
% 4. fsrriBgton Who MAS reported ~
have the diphthsria l. Out again.
There L. To De . frst Of Msy ball q, tbs
Mount Abram House. The West Paris
orchestra will furnish music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. r,tifs-i nom practice, hsy
inx hal placed In bis hands by sn tsst lnhiA
missionary, the fofmuiA Of simple vegetable
remedy fof the speedy and permanent cure 81
Consumption. bronchitis. CstArrh, Asthma AMI
all threat and Lung 40, ctioa-, slso po-ttiNe
and radical cute FOR Nervous Debility In AL
NsfyOus Complaints. alter having tsstssi ~
~ondeffal cafatiy. posers In thousands al
cases. has felt II his duty to make u knOSn Ia
his suffering fellows. Actuaisd bv thls motive
aud desire 10 relieve human suffering, ! sul
ssnd free ~ charge, to all Who desire u. THIS
T~cipT, In German. french of English. 9TH mll
dIpcttons for preparing aad using. sent nv
mall by addressing With stamp, naming this
paper. ". A. Mons, lU fo~ef's Blocs, i.och'
estEF. ~. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Nrs Fred York hAs Cor sale hslfbloOd
U,'.tsln hslfsr. with better calf four weeks
IA sy hsr side sas IL = large hslfsr and
= r,sks q good COW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

ne .s'se,msu -il ~ prepared 10 drs-
orisr- % psy snow bills on ne day OF The
.,.cl1 t0sn mesting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Aps. pl,nk Sidewalk IL being lsid nom
~ eouuu of-'es 20 Hutchinson a New.
as store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
prnrlnnr

wla,n " Aooott, o; DtIasli. hAs ~
c.rrf a. .rcfes.s
prns.ou hss hesn granted % Algsrnon
= Caarnkr. Rethsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
,bs C,stors nsnruerat,
ON THE HILL. =
DIRECTORY

-, R.rt'.i Charrhf frssehinr ssfviss even
100 = n a.. sanlsf >chaoi = n =, e.thsil
$3.50 ~rTrios 81 - y - ffaYtf MestlnFs.
$50 TvsaInEs Nfrs
rrItsrs.llsf Charch sanisf >chssa "a : % y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

y., Dsy cane and wen, vithOa, 50
-. srcltsmsut % sny hind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

large n,ek % vili geese we're seer
.,lrs norih lssi Suntsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

wlisr h R,ni %. bsep spPoinisd
Postn.s,sf a. L'cke's NILS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

C1Ir i- u,-.es 49, Col.. l. readily
ts-v' ~ a.'ag Brosu's Ib.tsnt Relief
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-06-27
Salem.

Miss Mary Gull, of Oakland, Neb., ar
rived at Salem last Saturday on visit te
he parents.
M. William Munson, accompanied by lis
daughter and her husband from Florida
arrived in Salem last Wednesday, They
are visiting relatives and friends in the
neighborhood of their old home.
Miss Anna Grant, who has been attend
ing school at Kenosha, came home last
Saturday.
The M. E. Strawberry Festival passed
off pleasantly and successfully.
Mr. Henry Tuis has purchased the farm
owned by Mr.. Gallagher on the east side of
Silver Lake, paying $4,000 for 100 acres.
Mr.. Tuis' hotel on the Martin Burk farm is
fast nearing completion and will be an or
nament to the country.
Mrs. Salisbury, OF Wheatland, and Mrs.
Benson, of Burlington. attended divine SER
vice at the M. f. church last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Munson went to Da.
rien, Wis, last Saturday to spend Sunday
with the family of Mr.. Charles Munson.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-06-27
SOmers.

Owing to the heavy rains and cold
weather haying will not commence this
year till after the Fourth. There is good
crop of strawberries, and our people in the
eastern part of the town are reaping their
yearly harvest.
Miss Fannie Freeman, Of Chicago, is Wis
iting at Mr. Alex. Spence's.
Mr.. A. Spence, who has been unwell all
the season, we are glad to note is improving
A gang of hundred and fifty men or
more are at work on the railroad here put
ting in new steel ties and gravel.
Mr.. d. S. Gibbon, principal of the Bran
don school and family, will spend their va
cation in Somers.
The program for the Fourth will be car
ried out as published last week, excepting
as to the furnishing of the dinner, which
will be served by the ladies of the commun
ity to all at rs cents each. There will be
no free dinners The free for all horse trot
has already five entries, including some of
our best horses, and promises to be an in
teresting race. The other races are also
full. A large crowd is expected, but we
feel equal to the occasion. AS Judge Van
Wyck's address will be delivered at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, all should try and
be on the grounds by that time. $50 has
been subscribed for fireworks to be exhibit
ed at the Station in the evening. The
game of ball between the Somers boys and
the lake shore club will commence at 1870.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-06-27
Woodwork.

In last weeks paper you call George
Shepard a small boy. | expect you will be
telling next that Daniel Lambert was
small man. 1t should have been sensible
bow, for he is not very small
Miss Ella Gulick has arrived home from
Beaver Dam.
Mrs. Brande was accompanied to church
on Sunday by lady cousin from the East.
Pastor Ogilvie on Sunday showed the
people that they cannot throw their sins on
to other people. Each will have to face his
own account, and that it will not do to keep
on SHINING and think God is so full of mer-
~ that he will not punish. A Welshman
got that notion into his head and said: All
you have to do is to say God, be merciful,
just before you die. Well, his horse turned
ugly on bridge one day, flung him against
the wall and his last words were: "Devil
take the horse" and died. 1t was a fine
day for church going, SO the audience was
large.
Miss Laura Backman has come home
from Oshkosh Normal school
On Saturday the Plank Road Sabbath
! school will enjoy picnic on the Old Set
tiers grounds. II you get to Mr.. S. King
mans or J. D. Fowler's about o'clock you
may have ride; four teams will be on
hand Hope it will be d fine day, so the
Youngsters may have good time.
The health of Mrs Buliamore is SO much
improved that she attended church last
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Kittle, of Chicago, is visiting
at Mrs. S. Kipgmans
Miss Sarah Devlin ARR, ed home from
Whitewater on Thursday
Mrs. R. F. Roberts and Frank Roberts
attended the Commencement at Kenosha
and report it splendid affair.
Mr.. Walter Enos came from Racine to
visit Grandma, Uncle Roberts, Aunt Mary
and Frank.
Mr.. T. D. Fowler felt t. 0 unwell to at
tend Sabbath school on Sunday, so the pas.
tor had to fill his place
Mr.. Lu Thayer was teacher of the Old
Folks Bible class on Sunday and he did it
in frst-class style.
Miss E. Day, of Colorado, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. F. Roberts, was out to
our city on Sunday, and she was the bright
est Day we have had for some time.
On Wednesday R. F. Roberts received a
carload of salt.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-06-27
For Sale.

l will sell my homestead, Willowhedge
located two miles north of Kenosha, in
Somers township. Title clear and free
from encumbrance. Also for sale: A mort
gage on "a acres of land, being part of the
late B. c. Manns farm, which was decided
to Edward Mann by his father, B. G. Mann,
in 1870, subject to the above named mort.
gage of seven hundred and seventy dollars
at 10 per cent. interest, payable annually.
The "a acres joins my homestead, running
from the c. 4 N. w. r. R. track to the
county ditch For further information call
at my house, Somers, Wis.
3w5 MRS. AMELIA SOYER. .