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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
The Deaf Nag,

A man entered house in New
Braunfels, and when he was discover
ed, was hunting tor the family silver.
He was arrested and brought before
the Judge. You look like a hard
man" said his honor, as he surveyed
the prisoner over the top of his desk.
What were you doing in that house?"
Nothing at all, Judge; please let me
sit seems to me, you are confirmed
vag, and will send you up the road
for a change of atmosphere and diet. !"
Sixty days, was the verdict. What's
the use of eating, when you can buy
diamonds and shot guns so cheap at
Emerson & Co.'s? You should see
some of those splendid bargains at
Emerson & Co.'s in forfeited pledges.
If you need money ON any kind of col
Lateral security, see them; they are
old established people, and will treat
you right. They have held the bridge
for the boys for years. tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
VIM. RAOAM'S MICROBE KILLER.
Its List Of Patrons Constantly In
creasing In San Antonio and
Throughout the State.

Throughout the State.
This medicine is unexcelled as q
b God purifier and appetizer. 1t is
v ,ry pleasant to the taste, similar to
an unsweetened lemonade.
Used for catarrh, it has fine effect.
Those who use it recommend 1T to
Weir friends, and are loud in its
praise.
Consumption, when the patien is
able to attend to the ordinary affairs
of life, yields TO it's magic influence.
Asthma has been cured in many in
stances. in fact, wherever q thorough
trial is given.
If you have chronic neuralgia give
the Microbe Killer trial. We can
cite you to many case which it has
cured.
TRY the Microbe Killer for rheuma-
tism, sick headache, etc.
Sold exclusively in San Antonio by
Richard Gehlert, No. Commerce
street. Price So per gallon.
Note-Bo careful to get the genuine
article. Since our great reputation
has been established, you can find
plenty OF medicine in one gallon jugs.
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ASSignee'S Notice.
STATN OF TEXAS,

STATE Of TEXAS, 7
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
To the creditors of Camille RoOs
You are hereby notified that Camille RoOS,
of the county of BeXar on the 4th day Of jan
uary, A. d. 1890, executed a deed of assign
ment, conveying to the undersigned all of his
property for the benefit of such of his credit
ors as will consent 10 accept their proportion.
al share Of his estate and discharge him from
their respective claims, as provided by statute,
and that the undersigned accepted such trust,
and has duly qualified as required by law.
All creditors cOnsentin9 to said assignment
must, within four months after the publica-
ton of this notice. make known to the as
signee their consent in writing, and within
six months of the date of this notice. file
their claims with the undersigned. who re-
sides at San Antonio, Texas. which is also his
postofice address.
Witness nv hand this 10th day Of January,
1890 l. DREYFUS.
ll02lt Assignee of Camille RoOs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Tins & Observation-Disclosures
DRUGGISTS. 11-17-ly.
Calico hall at Casino tonight.
Tomorrow is the ground hogs
day.
Amateur foot ball is popular on
Augusta street.
The Banner Bowling club held a
meeting last night.
Madam DonaldsOn's dancing class
practiced last night.
Miss Lillian Chantore, of "Sweet
Lavender" carries la Tosca cane.
The T rail is being laid on Ave. g
for the street cars.
There were five cases before the
recorder this morning.
The park at the 1. & G. n. depot
IS being fixed up.
Freight receipts continue to in
crease over the /. & &. n.
The Maverick hotel passed into
the hands of its new prOprietors to-
day. No changes to be made.
The soldiers were paid to day and
the city will be flooded with blue
coats tonight.
Tips & Silverthorn, prescription
druggist.
Maverick bank pays four per cent
on all time deposits. 1-27-1y.
Go to Hicks for anything IN the
Inc of horses or vehicles. West Nu-
eva street. 11:2:1m
Painters and artists supplies.
3-27-tf B. G.. RELY & Co.
Ask your grocer for Brilliant or
Star oil, and take no other. is Pm
chiefs, etc. ~ w. Houston. l-2S-tf
Wanted a good baker at % South
Alamo street. l.3O-2t
-Wanted-Wrappers and stock
boys of some experience. JOSH
BROTHERS. l-3Otf.
City Sanitary COmpany-Simmang
Bros. Office sos West Commerce
street. Telephone II. 1-3-2m.
Use only Brilliant and Star oils,
the most reliable brands. For sale
by San Antonio grOcers. ism
Wall paper decoration, latest
style and largest assortment in the
southwest. B. G Reilly & Co. 3-27-tt
Lot of driving horses at reason
able prices Hicks, West Nueva
street. 11:2:lm
Tips 4 Silverthorn, prescription
druggist. Corner Houston street and
Avenue G..
-Wanted-Good German walters
and cooks at the Riverside restau-
rant.
Large lot of Carriages, Buggies,
and Spring Wagons at, bargain.
Hicks. w. Nueva street. 1l:2:lm
Always go to Tips & Silvefthorn
to have your prescriptions filled.
1-24tf.
The cock fight will be one of the
points of interest to the stranger to-
morrow.
Mr.. J. 7. Rose, of Denver, Col
has purchased homes tead and lnca-
ted in San Antonio.
-Wanted-A white woman to do
general Homework. Apply to Jess NJ.
Bell, Jeweler, 226 Commerce ssreet. tt
Fruit, ornamental, evergreens and
banana trees; grape vines, roses, hot
plants and cut flowers, for sale at the
San Antonio Nursery, 52l North
Flores street. l-S-tf
Rg Bear IN mind that Frank J. Bel
tel keeps builders hardware and lum-
Der, at the International and Great
Northern depot. 9-11-1y
Beware of "OhiO Refined PetrO-
leum," which is of very inferior quail
ity, and will not give satisfaction. Pm
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THE LEADING HOTEL IN
, THE SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA. SAN ANTONIO.

Havins been thoroughly Oyerhauled anG
renovated throughout, is now the largest anu
most complete Hotel in the South west. FINE
billiard and bar rooms attached. HOT ana
cold baths. Large sample rooms fOr com
norcial men, Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. l0-o-oIn
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For Sale.

For Sale,
One large hand power wheel, one
half horse, for $50.
One 4-horse Teurke water moter,
cost $l75. Can be- bought for $40.
Address II. B. JOHNSON,
LIGHT Office.
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K. p.

San Antonio division No. 4 uniform
rank X. of P. held a meeting last
night, a good number were in at
tendance and a good deal of work
was done. The members organized
to 90 to Waco to the drill. The drill
ing was very good and with a little
more practice, San Antonio division
No. will stand a good chance to
bring back the blue ribbon. One
new member was admitted and seve-
raj applications are pending, Sir
Knight Sauer received letter from
Maj. General Carnahan in which he
stated that uniform ranks are BOOM
ing; Ell Paso, Galveston and Waco,
will institute division. There are II
division in the state at present and
prospects for a number of others.
Sir Knight J. P. w. Street is still
sick.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01

Cures You While You Wait" Prompt and
absolutely harmless. Contains no morphine,
anti-pyrine, chlOraL cocaine or other danger,
Gus drug. LETT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01

II you get the |ndurateu Fibre Ware
No hoops, no seams, absolutely one
piece. Tubs, pals, washbaslns, pans,
slopiars, spitteons, etc.
WAGNER g. CHARIOT,
Sole Agents.
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Z45 Commerce Street

The art of browning teeth with
gold and making bridges was first
practiced in this city by DIR. J. E.
Breeding, 23l E. Houston street, tele-
phone building. He is thoroughly
prepared to do the work in a first
class style; guarantees success. ct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
ERvgnuRo

REV. Prof. John \. sewsli of Rango
Seminary preached In the Congregation
al church on sunday.
Rev. John Dlnsmorr and Wife OF Au
burn have been st hls son's the pas
week.
| u. N. Cole, Rates College ~. was al
the assembly Que day.
Miss Hattie wonmwood spent SUNDAY
a her brother'..
Mrs Mciyer % Worcester aud heI
daughter. Miss !. MeIyer. weilesie,
College 20. aud her ciassmste, Ms. n
Morse 81 iIascrhill, y. H., are at Miss
4. y. Pages.
There wcrr seven me'nbers 81 class oi
ID Wellesley College ou the camp
groani during the week.
Mrs.. Emma O.good Vas moved % hev
son Frank. ca Sunday.
Pred Walker l. at his fathers. The
family circle was complete last week.
Mrs. John Locke. Jr.. AMI Mrs.. VIII
l.ocke have bern In the village this week.
Miss Dr. Carey In charge of the NO
mans department In Dinycrs l.uuatic
Hospital, l. boarding At Mr.. rikes.
Mr.. n. T.. Dow, a member 81 Morse
Orchestra, has been tuning plano. In
the village.
Thew will b. the annual fair held at
the Congregational ye.try, August 18th.
The assembly proved complete sue
ccss la every respect ani there l. great
abstraction that the Chanisuqua Union
has nov the possession of the camp
ground.
The horse railroad has done a thriving
huslnc-s during the two weeks Of the
meetlngs.
vicinity, a. tb.rty Cottage Ia. been
Ncll fillci.
The largest audience gathered Ia hear
Mrs. li,,rmorc on Tuesday, aud the cN-
cursiou on rhur-slay brought q large
number frpm Portland.
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ALBANY

Mr.. Pennington and tire children
OF I'runsylVsnia, arr spending few
werk. With her friend, Mr.. j. j. Me-
Allister.
Mr.. Richard. ~ Saco, Ne, l. visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. James ..
Blrl.
Mi. Ro.e bird i at home for a few
weeks.
Mr.. william Foster 10 North Brldg-
ton l. visiting her mother aud sister
here.
Arthur T.. Clark. wife and baby 81
south Paris. were al hl. fathers. Daniel
Clark, a few day. ago.
- ". Libby has returned from NeNry
here b. has been engaged In mill.
several men from oti.field are helping
our farmer. finish having.
WYATT T.. Edward. !. helping hi. old
friend. =. III. Ioycjoy, again.
Chesley n. fernald found hi. valuable
horse With III. leg broken In the pasture
Tie had "a kill him.
l.. Y. Cumming. ani family Who ~
.lle I'm Dorchester, doing business u
Ilo.ton. Mass. are visiting his brother
aud .l.irrs al the Corner.
Mis- Flora Rand. health Ia. improve,
so that she WAS able Ia attend chur'i
last Sunday.
simon Growers wife has returned "a
~traifoui. y. II.
The lewiston Journal mentions GROW
With white feathers In his tall ~hic'
some one attributes to oil age. one %
your correspondents think. u a hag o
truce from Mason. Who shall decide
the great question:
These warm dsy. are helping the croi
IL corn aud beans, bat are rather hsr'
on the Ice crop which !. rather .hcr
Il here,
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puvroep CENTRE.

seventy persons from TIL. vicinity at
tended the picnic al ,ndoycf lh., Tnct
diy. Al the pcr.on. Who ,t'"nl"l
pronounced II one ~ the mo.t enjoyable
day. that they ever pAsse'i on such a.
cision.. Mr.. Csbo, ani Mr. Foor I'LL
much to make the occ ision a snccs.s
but We wish also "a extend our thanks
ani appreciation for the cNc-llent dlnner
provided by the Nnloycr ladies'. The
Nndo,er Bras. Hand dli much "a make
IA. diy enjoyable. We hope Ia repay
the mfnv favor. err long.
Mr. nm Graham ~, throsn from
horse and hurt quite badly last Friday.
The MILL flni.hci turning bowels Last
Thur.day. IL I. the Intention a. Put W
.iock enough the coming winter Ia ruu
fall year.
The grave varl fence h.. arrived anl
Z. very PRETTY one. The cost ~ this lie
llyrrci here l. about sic. More fcnc'
will D. bought a. .0ou a. the funds Vii
warrant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
WEST SUMNER.

After the fret salutailon come. the
weather topic. which contlnue. inien.elt
be-, ani .ultry, too much az To collect
items.
Mr.. T.. T.. Ripley Ia. gone tn ,l.l'
among her late husband. people IN
Paris.
". :. walker AMI daughter ~ Wc.i
Peru, with y. ~. Walkers little girl.
wer- at Dr. q. VI. iIl.b-c'. the present
week.
Frrd \. Farrar was injured about The
head by the tackle ~ III" hay fork Civ
Ing way. the 9Th Inst.
n. T.. Iiowk~r AMI all friend. lament
the detth 10 "old iIuldah", = faVorii"
horse, wh'ch he recently Lost by chok'
Ing.
Mrs. Andrews. widow ~ the late :. &.
Andrew. ~ Nashui, y. w., came Ia ID.
Nhbott'. fcN day. .inc-.
The prevailing dl.iempcr among
horse. has recently attacked the Nalua-
hle ihrcc-ycar-oli colt Of br. Z. VI. Bl.-
b-c.
Mr.. Ro.e child. ~ Norway called on
friends Ia town on her way Ia visit hcr
daughter VI DickNale, Mrs. Mathews.
Nr.s ffhnCrtta fficiFf ~ H"Hhl
Paris, visited her husbands father and
her sister, Mrs. George 4. Chandler
few day. since. ~.
Pond lille.. the most exquisite ~ all
fiowcrs, are beautifully Distributed
about the village. "a Labrador abound'
la them.
The late thunder shower. cut up
strange freak. all around. the lightning
striking trees, rock. sni hill. In several
different places, be.lde burning the
harm ~ Elroy Rus..ll.
Mr.. Absgall curtis has gone to her
sons, Howard Curtis, to spend the he,
months.
!. \. Tuell aud wife Of Norway are In
town.
Fred Head ~ North Buckii.ld u. visit
Ing III. sister, Mr.. Cora Bonn"y.
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nlrrlTIn-

ifan abundant corn crop I. dependent
on hot Weather then W. may look Ter
we'll Allied bin. after IN. hacking time.
n I. hani Ia decide which :. prefer
/ able, starvation or cool weather hut just
now We would rather have cool brrdh
from the North thin q FEW extra ear. 81
corn or head. ~ wheat.
The mercury has for thu past week
| .t0oi NJ pOS anil los .. Va various
plsc-. In the village sni Ne can Souch
for sD- ~ .eyrn o'clock .. m. In the cool
c.i room In the hou.c.
However Young America has proved
loyal a. the national game.
Amttch game ~ ball WAS plhyrl on
the fair ground. here betsccn the Can
ton aud DlNiicli teims; result i IT, g H.
favor ~ the Canions.
Master Dana Holt arrived home sat
urlay night. We are sorry Z" learn
that h. I. quite NJ tr'm threatened
attack ~ fever.
Mr.. younkln from BOSTON, With
child aud Young girl !. visiting At W. b.
raintcr'..
Hry. DAn,llle Gimmon passed through
the place rue.day.
G.frank Di,i. from Daluth. Mlnnc-
.ota, l. expected home soou on a visit Ia
al. mother Mr.. ". ". Waite.
N. ~. bryant came home Thursday
night e. spend the sabbath With hi.
family.
gry. 4. l.. seward ~ WstcrYillr, Ne,
preached two interesting .cunon. here
sunday. That IL the evening ou saliva
tIon. We wish that Out 81 courtesy
Ia the speaker there could ha.r
been a larger audience. II ~ouli he
quite a grain of sncoup cement to Nl.itlng
minister. a. know that they would De-
grr-ied With full hou.e whenever they
should chance to favor Va with their
talent.
Charles walker from Peru has. thi.
week. been selling cultivated rs.pi'erri"s'
Dlg bcautir. they ~-rr ani hnrly h,Nor-
81. The product. FROM hls ganlcn ani
hothousc are always 1T the very beet.
wIld ra.ph.rfic. are abundant bat blue
bcrri.. arr scarce.
The doahlr tenement hous" on Mil II.
I. ready a. D. pla.icr~l. The outside has
b.-u painted.
Charlie. \ wil.nn. Esl.. ~ ProNiiencc
N. 4, 1. her. on hls summer vacation.
Mr.. Dora Amcs has guue Ia Buckhcld
to Walt her parents.
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There was much excitement and Z
threatened condsgration In town sun.
dav, the n. Mr.. George ID. Morrill, aud
wife rcturue,i from meeting. built a firs
In the stove and went to the garden u
pick some peas. Ga looking towari the
house they s,w smoke coming from the
open windows. Mr.. Morrill, rushed la
aud found some clothes Ia clo.et In the
upper part of the house on flrr, and the
rooms were fllicj With smoke. Mr..
Morrill, went to the nearest neighbor's Tor
help which -oon came. and by plenti-
ful use NJ water the flw WAS eNiinguisli-
ell aud the building. saved. Mr.. Morrill,
WAS an o,ercon. by the heat, the smoke
aud cxcliemcn, that be- was In great dis-
trcs aud n,arly insenslblc for some
time, hut at last account. was more COM
Portable.
Monday aud Tuesday were the hottest
day. for the season. The heat VA. terri
bic for man AMI beast.
The damage "a u. u. Morilrs house
ms not 80 much "a II Was AZ first
thought. The lo.s ~ clothing IA great
for Mr.. Morrill,. We hope IA. Will have
the material sympathy ~ her friends. Mr..
Morrill, came out ~ his trouble aud u
nov In hi ususl health.
4. a.. lo,-ioy I. home from oti.flcld
AMI cutting hls grass NJ home.
Hut very few are done having. Tie
weather u very uncertain.
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pORrIR


We arr htNing some very hot weather
Farmers arr mostly through haying
q eooi crop. better than Last year.
Grain will D. light on acCount IL th'
ru.t.
Corn l. doing veil bat i . little lat"
Apple. ar- dropping from the tree
quite badly. bat there will u. fair crop
Mr.. ORA TaNlor di-,l from heart Ill
~s.e ou sunday la.,. lie has b~cn d
,rr, rugged man.
Mr.. Trv-man foN !. la Poor health.
Nj. John :. French hal q suu .truk,
th- pat wr,k. anil a. D." i quite an sg~'
min. almost eighty, hl. recovery i Ncft
doubtful.
Mr.. Nrlissa Rirlwell from Chicago
snl i-r thru. daughters ar on Nisli "a
her mother. Mr.. lssaC Mvkford.
NJ. S"Wrll sawyer i quite .lck fron
hlupi pnison.
\ little dhughisr 10 T.. u. Libby rhu
a uc,Slle Into her arm anil had u cut ou'
by Dr. y. u. 'helli..
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nInRON.


Rev. Mr. Andrew. ~ West Pari. sup
piled the church here aghln last sunday
Rev. =. u. Riclnr,lsou ~ East sum
ner, visited MI. old home Tue.iay.
Tue.day afternoon the furniture, etc.
i,eloLg cling Ia III. Bartlett, Sa. sold At
auction. Mr.. Bir,lctt l. nov living ~
Massachusetts,.
Farmer. arr nearly done haying Ia
thi. vicinity.
Y. q. Bachelor Of lIo.ton !. at g. L.
Trips. =.
Iiora,lo Cushm,n I. breaking q colt
for Ellsworth Sporori.
Mr.. q. D.. HARDEN anil daughter lila
left for jefferson to-day lIhur.dayl'
Mr.. T.. =. Dunham and Mr. Harry
Chandler ar- In town.
Mr.. Nancy whltm,n AMI Nil. Nellie
whitman ~ south Pari. wcrr la to~u
Thursday.
Apple. are dropping OF badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
RtI.roao CALLS

eur city guest. are J. g. Daggr,,. wife
AMI son.
y. T. Iutnsm's guests from the same
place att Nr. whlim,r.h, Slfe, d'ugh'
ter. .on anil .on'. boy friead.
Nf. Sssyrr aud wife come later.
The thru gentlemen arv part osers 81
the Mt Llr~n property. The plan II
msgnihc~nt hotel Z. drawn. They
sevm o. mean business. Glad of ".
Isi thc oil hin hum. 4 railroad would
not enter badly into N" plan. No doue,
The Il. y. a u. wouli - proper gl,d Tor
som-loiv to build them rad. but "
take. ".snd' to build one of th"se
ihings.
I - that our friends. the rrru,ians,
have gune Into the fur business again.
to right on with yuur sLinning' Don't
u me interrupt Nou. >av, do YOU think
10. ''carly blpi'' that gohhl~l the worm
siil retain IL on gotten worm, want
h. Hut Keep right on With your skin
ming
,IpItN
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IoVEll.

" q. brown aud family have return
"a 10 Milton. y. A.. and Mr.. Mabel H.
Nndr,~s a. North Anson.
20. Stearn. aud family have arf''ei
frum Hot springs.
The mea.lc. stlll keep their gup al 'h'
Nj. II. Ella charles !. visiting al
home. 81
NJ. NJ. y. Charlie. ani wife OF Real
inc Mass. formerly Of this to"n' a'
bls-.s.i 18th a young -on. =,
Roth circle. AZ the Centre met VIII
Mr.. ". X. kneelsnd on TUESDAY
Mr.. Phebe Andrew. 81 south ra'''
/. visiting la iosn. -,
m the man Who left the piece "i pc.'
In ALTER Brook h.tween 4. h. 'hapman
and n. u. Andrews expects Va 'o u's
a.. ~ant him to leave next time p'.N'
froun the other snd II the quarter Jnsi
,.~ daVs fre.hsr, aud bring u 10 t'''
bou.e. N smell. around there as th"ug'
N woald D. good field OF in'esus''"'
Tor tb- board ~ health. L,
The degree team % Norway i..ise
a. ~. worked the degrees Al Ma-oh'
II.Il Al the Village saturday evening
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
rrs poiNos OF rru WEEK m ALI
SECTIONS OF rHE COUNTY.
psrrel


The warm weather has pushed ,.r.ts
tioa Forward rapidly the past week.
The farmers have had goci weather
Ia fiui>h their having.
| last Tuesday ko.coe n. Cross of B@tb
II Wa rvtarnlng from nerIin. v. m.
~here h. had hcen "a sell meat and veg.
stahls.. In crossing the u. 4. n. Al
lead Nipe Bridge, In shelbarne. n VA.
run into By the NJ. train ani bath
horses serc killed and hls cart was ds.
.iroyet and h. rccei,ssl .efioa. IN moi
fatal Injuries. ~. limb- are paralyfe.l
and the extent NJ the Injury /. the spine
cannot ~ determined.
Mr.. y. =. BroNn aud Mr.. Sylvsnu-
iiennstt - Alhsnv were la brthel rus--
DAY, riding on Church street, when two
N"uns men came along. one riding a b.
cycle aud the other bronco. which
frightened their horse and b. became un-
manageable. throwiag Que of the ladies
oui II the carrisgr anil destroying the
hsrries AMI egg which they had brought
Ia mafkst. The Young men .cCurrl the
team aud rrI'airy,i the damage aRd paid
tof Tho eggs aud berries, u y reported.
Rev. DANIEL Evans II BANGOR i sup
PLYING thc pulplt ~ the Congregational
church duriag Augu.t.
The frame a. old Fellows Hall IA BE-
lng pat az by Mr.. Cumming. aud b.
has = number 20 men pa.hing the work
raplily. IL viii have u coycr,>i In thl.
Wesk
lit 20 persons AMI corporations in
Bethel paving more than so money tax.
l~fn.
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AspovuR


Rev. y. v. Norcru.s viii supplN the
Congr-g ,tiouil pulpit for the neat ihrrc
months.
The SUNDAY school plcnlc II Newton.
.rn,. Tue.div. IN which the sabbath
.chool. ~ thl. plsc~ Nrr- ioln.i by the
sabbath school ~ i,umfnrl Ccnire, va.
. grand .ucr... aud an occasion II much
enjoyment.
Mr.. n. ~. Buulltt entertained the
Congregational Ladies Circle AZ the hall
w~lne.day e,rulug II thi. week. An
lsr cream supper VA. served.
Lone Mountain Lodge Installed the
following officers hst Friday:
CTnA srotsf
VI Isunis Nusbsll
-. n liailsJ.
- >stus i'v.-sf.
- sails RAiisy.
T. " RpkY
VI Fr,-i itut shins-
H. NJ ,.srtrusis prv.-sT
chap NJ Myra iiariins.
e. Auss hszisll
Chas Nefnn
Aftsr installation q lodge supper 81 ic"
cream and cake ~as served by the gen
tlemrn ~ the lodge.
=. 4. Perkins i at the lakes doing a
job 20 painting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
BYRON.

The little town Of Byron IL very pop
uiar resort for fishermen and miners.
To those who have not visited these ~
gions IL seems To he their one desire.
The following are some Of the guests nj
Mr.. IIoughton's for the past few wceks;
O.ear child. AMI wife. Dexter woviwsri and
wife, Gastsss Iisyfori and daughter and Wal
lao Neore of Canton. lion. GeorTe ID. bislse
ami daughter, Ruskaelt; tienry %. STANLEY, Nj.
Nurh ssd ~ife. Mr.. Holman aai wife. ". ".
Gov AMI family, Col Vim. Z. kustis AMI vile.
Dtxnsbi; Iiam. l.. r. Csfiston. W. y: berry, Wsi.
ace Lamb. winthrvp. CiArvsee Miller, Wiaon
Nrssr.. swain, RolIlbs and Ranxe. Lynn. Mass.
ssha.esls; \. Thomas, Z. ii.ssinE. Ani"s.r'
Dolby and uifs. Rass kiiitdrs ssd WIFE, Nun
fori.
I The population Of the town is ON the
increase. To the wife of Charles Nardeu
. con; Also to ths wife Of icslie Dunn
con.