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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
--LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
French Sensation.

PARIS, August 2s.-Paris papers
publish alleged history OF visit paid
by General Boulanger, while in COM
mand of an army corps. to Prince
Jerome Napoleon, at Pranzines, with
the object of effecting an election of
president by universal sufff age.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28

BERLIN, August 2S.-Prince Bis
marck in a speech made today to a
visiting deputation from Heilbrum
said that newspaper critic SIN of him
was mere dust, and that he awaited
the verdict OF his story. He added
that his only ambition nov was for a
good epitaph.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28

ZANZIBAR, August 2S.-The Mobaza
and Nyanza railway was inaugurated
yesterd ay in the presence of the Brit
ish and other foreign consuls, Admi-
raj Freemantle, of the British navy,
and large number of other Euro
means
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28

BRUSSELS, August 2S.-The Courier
de Bruxelles says that at meeting of
strikers delegates from the leading
coal districts it was decided to Issue a
manifesto, calling upon the men to
prepare for a general strike after the
suffrage congress in september next.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
Doing Well

DIR. David Z. Jameson arrived yes
terday from Navasota to the bedside
of his son, who was injured day be-
fore yesterday at the fair grounds by
the collapse of some scaffolding. The
young man, who was the most seri-
ously injured of the four, was said 10
be doing very well this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
Miners Resume Work.

Mons, August IS Over 1000 OF the
striking miners have resumed work.
1t is believed that rhe main object OF
the strike was 10 make demenstra-
ton in favor of un iversal suffrage.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
Human Eagaries.

Two street car conductors on the
Avenue &C" line, haying nothing 10
do for the moment were con versing tC-
gether, when local newspaper man
hove in sight, whose reportorial du-
ties carried him in the course of the
day 10 various parts OF the city and
who, in consequence made frequent
daily use of the street cars, and had
come to be well known to the drivers
and conductors, but without his bust
ness calling becoming known.
Conductor No. / nudged No. . in
the side with his elbow and asked in
q whisper:
"Who is that fellow over there?"
Dunno" responded No. 2.
II think he must be spotter,"
continued No. ], "who is keeping an
eve on us conductors, to see that the
registers are worked all right. Every
time he gets aboard my car ring
Off every single fare / take up and he
doesn't catch me, you bet," and so
far as is known he has never been in
formed that he gave himself dead
away.
The other day a couple of carloads
of wealthy sightseeing Mexicans,
going from the Mexican capital to
New York, passed through San An
tonic. When the train stopped at the
depot a number got off the cars and
walked about ON the platform, when
a reporter, embracing the opportunity
of conversing with such distinguished
personages approached portly senior
with the Ouerry:
30 you speak English, sir?"
mo SIR" emphatically, as if aware
that he was about to fall into the
hands of journalistic tiend
and didn't propose to be corralled,
but the instant the words were utter
ed, his face collapsed, as he realized
the result of his disingenuity, and he
walked away, blushing like school
boy.
Nothing daunted, the reporter APP
preached another of the party, pro-
pounded the same query, and met
with exactly similar results, but he
was so much broken up at his failure
to convince the relentless scribe OF
his inability to speak the presidents
United States that he relaxed and
conversed with refreshing loquacity.
10 IT,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
Restores Reed to Command.

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-Captain
Allen V. Reed, who was recently in
vestigated by naval court of inquiry
on charges preferred by Admiral
ellis, has been restored to his old
command of the United States steam
ship Richmond. Admiral ellis was
detached from his command yester-
day and placed on waiting orders.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
Excitement over $fO,OOO,OOO Loan

BUENos AYREs, Ausust 2S.-The
Union Civica has called meeting for
the purpose of formulating a request
that Minister Rocat Lavele leave the
cabinet. This action has caused
much excitement in political circles.
The Bill has been presented in the
provincial chamber of Laplata to
authorize new issue of cedalas, series
o, to amount to ten million dollars.
The senate has adopted the general
amnesty law
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
New Ocean Signal Station.

LONDON, August 2S.-The Duke of
Abercorne today opened the signal
telegraph station on Tory Island, off
the northwest coas of Ireland. Hence
forth Atlantic vessels passing north
of Ireland will be reported from this
station instead of Maidenhead as
heretOfOre
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
Alamo Pilgrims.

August 27.-M. V. Lunst, city; T.
A. Faublon, Burnett county; W. r.
Jackson, A. ]. Kinser, Burnett; J. "
Taylor, Cincinnati; H. G. Hiram, Ar
gentine Republic; Emma B. Morse,
South McAllister, Ind. Ter, Jennie
Blair, Iowa; w. G. Harrington, Kan
sas City; Mrs. J. X. McWichart, Mrs.
A. J. Mcdaniel, city; J. II. DAVIDSON,
Depison; w. A. Jones, Del Rio; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Gray, Arizona; f. How
ard, Devine, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28
XAX--PEARL BEER --HAH
Sanitary Move in Egypt.

CAIRO, August 28.-The Sanitary
Commission has decided to send all
pilgrims returning from Mecca to a
spot on the Arabian coast, fifty miles
from Suez, aftsr they have undergone
nuaran tine at Eltor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28

Mr.. Otto Solms says that he has
four acres of good green corn standing
OH his land on the Frio road. The
corn was planted in June and has
never received a good rain,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28

The place to have your clothing
cleaned or dyed is at the largest and
best-fitted dye works in the state
G. Caen, 410 E. Houston street. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-28

1t is not the Mutualista society
but the Sociedad Benevolencia Next
cana of which Mr.. F. n. Sanchez is
president, that is reducing its initia-
ton fee and raising its death benefits
assstated in the LIGHT yesterday,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

n.y. Mr.. IIannsforti preacher g"s'
,,ru,tu Al The school house last >ahhath
,ft.ruoou frum tie words; >lrs, Nha'
met a., Ia 10 sasedf Aud they sald.
n.li.,, ou an. I.orl Jesus Christ. anu
tb,u .h,Ii b. saVe,i. and thy house.
m. .iofmy March hs. come al last IN
every .sn.e "a the word; and u ~odhi
~ gratifying To- one psrson AZ hs-t ~
ku1u hoS many fc~t of rain ten during
tbs thrcs winter months.
Il,o.s - ha ~ent Ia the dance al ,tas'
T.ir.' Lat Tuesday uight arrived bone
early the next morning. u being a""u'
four o'clock.
Mr.. Lsayitt'. boiler handle Mo"ds ar,
manufactured az this mill. when t''
al hi, uas ordered there was no n'a'
ehin.rv for cutting al. LOT, so Wait.'
Mann weut to work aud made cur
LIZ ~. a little larger than watci
,.r,.t,l and ether parts nece-ssry, Win
..ii.h The w0rg Mas done to perfection
wsl,., \. a natural machinist and can
Ne ,n,thlng from a Jaeknife ri'et az
to = steam engine, although ne h',s'
worke,l day 20 learn the trade In h''
life.
Z.ry poten'. house seemed to he des'
lined 10 rather a hard fate; only q ies
years ago II MAS struck by iigh,nlhg ans
a. shattered that extensive repairs W.
Necessary. The writer stopped Win u's
nwIlv oirr night not lcng since, and
,n.r h.lhs shawn the ha,oc u made Ne
could ONLY wonder that any OF them 20
,.,p.,l With their lives Mr.. Dotsn
wife Was the youngest daughter OF w
late David Bryant. and cousin OF 'n'
writer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
WILSON'S MILLS

The change. in tlis weather, Fortunate
q, tor correspondents, give ne s"msihiug
ura ever, sr'k.
4 H,r dav.' tlnv ha. Csusri ouT sn"N
storm 20 lat ur,k to iisapp-ar ani NOR
uifh b. lumhgrmru Nth a hfg'
amount - Naulr,i timl-of would D. glad
to ~, .pmr 90 our Narrh.s obi stNlr.
a. n. FLINT d.. moved out 81 th'
aussl. Irunsit aud l.sau noN o,vupl
hl. ,lmp. r,tsr iitilshalr. cuok.
D. a. rvuuu,k'. i-uys arr al" d"u'
lnr-.nr gut out q timber on their i'"f'
mf
NJ. T.. : FLINT L. nov stopping a. \
4. I.ut'.. sl.o Nr. Nellie lstirrson and
children ~hs hts b-,u quite slck FROM
taking cold after having an attack 81 u
sfipIs.
" Iinn.ll. = D.. rsuusti sui 9th
sr. have lssn out ~ fhr uUosis th" pat
pc-k. hI up ~iih The prevailing cpl
Jsmir.
~-pIr,. Nerr hsb sabbath morning
% FLINT. Hotel h6 Rev. Mr.. York, ih'
missionary "a The oxford 'ouivrvnrr
&C. had .p-ut several daNs up ~" fi,c'
40 thr tariou. logging camps, holding
.sr,ir~s each evening. Ia The afternoon
AMI evening D. preached AZ ill" mh'dI'
.rhoal huu.s d. l. a man Nho secn'
tlnruurhlv devoted o. hi. WORK, and th'
Hrht man in tls right place ~ b. carrie'
thr su.,i ueas into thc DARK place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
MISH RE1hEl.

March came In like lion TIL. year,
sure, on snow .hoe.. too. To-day, fri-
dav. our rad. are impossible aud a
hlgh Wind keep. the air fllled With snow
our annual town meeting seemed IA
catch the lion spirit last Monday, turn.
Inc OF it, tu.iness with hasty roar, and
appropristing money very freely.
fear IA. roar will be- -tlll louder WHEN
the collector presents the tax bill. next
June.
Pleasant Valley Grange u now taking
In new members, has It, property paid
for aud q surplus In the treasury anil i
going To paint IL. hall this spring
The benefit II the IRE Insurance alone j.
we'll worth the expense ~ membership,
Ia .ay nothing of other advantage. oi
the order.
Friend. In Colorado report a pleasant
winter there.
A. =. Bean informs us that he has -
men on hi. weekly pay roll, connected
With hi. mill aud teams which are haul
Ing timber thereto.
Mrs.. I.otiie whitman ~ Worcester,
Mass, l. again very slim In health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

MsrIh bring. a litti. mote siuisr.
"a grippe J.. having a run la Mason.
n T. Ma.on has tc.n In q lad SaN
Cor some time.
IN Bsan IA. been quite sick. bat ..
much leiirr now.
Mr.. Belle hruNu Nas taken last Sab
hath. o.. =. y Twaddle has tc'n ~
thr,s time. IT, teports hsr much b~t.
frr to-,aN.
l,uuah Heau. .un - J. n. llsan. had d
hrthist party lat Friday. Thrrr wcr
"a runiIt uumi,r ~ little folk pr~sen'
su.i thr, 100 rtrnrt e POLLS sv,d time
~ pts.s,i ~ ,rry pleasantly.
Arthur llutchinsun came home fruu
Wit River With hi. team last saturday
o. IMPORT. bed numbering az thrv uu
l,l,sunf a .n much tarv ground
n. T. Nil. ~ tr,u Tor some dhy'
uu Isf ihr Jeytnr.. htnls. bat D. "a. ~
furff.l lsttFr Yesterday.
Nm nlvat. pr'rasrl o. go a l.itsI
frum judge Nuuihurt In The Democrat
o. alvay. siuls ai The tarevt and usual
q, hit "a in thr c,utsf.
~ptfL,s' r,,ulirytiuns - The grvai rat
Ih.ttinn 20 in arr ,vry vivid, ~. o..
f.ort 20 iiUa. iianuihal llamliu's intro
Iurtnr, rymhtk. l. almo.i verbatim.
Nell rrlnsm'rr pan 20 ElVah - LITTLE
.f-.th. isrssl Mr.hhurn. Jr., aui d
VI Wozlfori. 20 New Work, wrr,
suI"ur ths speaker. thirty YEAR, ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
wrsr pARis

We would like Ia ask those Who hav'
been prophesying q short mild winter
what they think Of the weather for thu
past week.
Mis-. I.innIe Locke, daughter of >. u
Locke, celebrated her thirteenth birth
day last Tuesday evening by giving .
party to her school mstes. 4 pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all. Refresh
menis aud lcr cresm were served. LIN
ME was presented with q nice plush
rocking chair and q number ~ other nics
presents.
Bartlett, the Jeweler, u blllei for thl.
place March 10Th, Ca stop Que week. u
your watches ar clocks ARE out IL rrpalr
now Ia Your time to hay. them fixed.
The Insurance agents are thick, Nv.
were In q .torr AZ one time Que day Last
week.
l.. o.. Rsrnc. 10 Anioyer Ia. been
learning how to cut pant. ~ \. y. Cur
til.
our village shoe maker. \. y. Merrill,
age n years, wa. taken craty and at
tempted suicide nv cutting his throat
aud otherwise msngllng himself. The
doctor sew.i up hl. wounds. lie u now
alive snd doing az we'll a. can be- cS.
p~ctei. Mr.. Merrill h,. been subject
Ia th-.e crazy spells. One year az" he
had bal one bat not "a severe AZ thl..
when be- cam. to himself b. thought Dc
va. sick and hal very sore throat.
Coed potatoes are not very plenty In
this section.
Meeting. arr belng held In the chapel
every evening and most every afternoon
instead 10 every afternoon AMI most
every evening a. rrI"rtcd In the Ah'er-
tlssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
SWEDEN

an town meeting day the weather va'
rather unfa,orablc, hat both psrtic. fcli
= good deal ~ responsibility Ia the mat
ter ani turned out bath old snd young
our town father. will have an easy time
81 Il this year. a. Do tax u Ia ~ assessed
there l-lng q .nrplu. on baud which the
town voted Ia use Ia dcfray It, expenses.
Mr.. VI. Roper has pass'si through onf
town lectnrlng on "Slayery. the Afri'
can. Hcmlnl.ccncc. ~ southern life,
etc, !" ani ~ h~ tell. the story 81 hl.
lie. being horn slave, having had
many narruN escape. from death, ~
c,Iying hl. education In Engllnd, hi
ialk. arc very Interesting and we'll worth
attending.
Mr.. \. n. whiirhou.c h.. IN hi. poe
session the champion hen. egg a. Ear q.
". know. II L. : - inches by q - aud
weigh. Iasi quarter 81 pound. WIS
can beat that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
DENMARK.

The annual town meeting last Monday
VA. not very fully attended, partly ow-
Ing 10 the storm aud partly on account
81 lack 81 excitement 81 any Kind. Pol
l,ic. DID not enter 10 great extent Into
the election.
Mrs. william u. smith snd Mrs. i.os-
On a.. smith, 90 Cornish. are visiting
friends and relatives In town.
The students 81 fryebarg Academy
from thi. town have returned home.
Fulton Hartford. Of Portland, Il at w.
+. sherman llartford's.
D.P. Lord hs. removed his business
and family Ia East fryeburg.
A number Of couples from this town
attended the 9Th Of March hall nj Cor
nish.
Jonathan Alexander Il confined To his
house with sickness.
e. q. Pendexter and George W. Gray
have bought of Hon. l. a. Poor, Of Sc
bsgo, hls timber LOT near the sebago
line
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
GRAFTON


We hear 81 many sick At Ryer.on''
camp. SOme thirteen were sick la cam
yesterday.
horn. March ~, to the wife Of Charlie,
Davis, a son.
II I. reported that while Que 81 Clif
ford. team.ier's va. going 10 the ri,ci
on Friday last with load of lumber
one of the horse. slipped and fell, throw
Ing the driver of In front of the sled
aud the sled going partially over hi'
body Injured him very badly.
C.s. Farrar went Ia Parkertown or
the Msgalloway River Ia visit hls broth
er, julian II. fsrrar, on Friday 81 last
week. and returned on Monday, startling
from camp nj seven In the morning
walking all the way 10 hi. father. hou.'
In Grafton. lie arrived there at twent,
minutes past eight In the evening, d.
tance II fory-fi,c miles, aud very has
travelling q large part of the way. Mex
day he va. all right and went Ia cutting
Ice. lie report. snow from two Ia foui
feet deep at Iarkertown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
BtrnEl


There was pleasant masquerade par
~ Al Ideal Hall lat Wednesday evening
under the auspl-rs 81 the tnl,ersali.i
.ccisty. Cake anil ics cream WAS served.
A large number ~crc In ATTENDANCE aud
an e1Ioyable ani succc-sfai entertain
meni ~as rvalls-i.
several car loads ~ lamber from the
BERLIN min. Company have be.n landed
on the site 81 the new coru shop, ani
Work has begun ~ Car a. the weather
" an permit. Mr.. silhsrt ruell will take
charge ~ The balldlng.
tNil engineers werr Engaged last week
Ia making levels for the nethel Water
Company, Tho company propo-. o.
bring the water from Chapman Brook. a
purc msuntsia stream. some Ave miles
20 Bsthsl iIiii village.
nvpaty sheriff Goodwin has bcea con
ane'i To- The house for the past week " lth
sickne-..
III annual meeting II th. Bethel VII
hgv Corporation l. called foe MONDAY.
the lHh lnst. The warrant consists IL a
number ~ srticlc. among which l. one
Zoe tllr appointment 10 = commission Ia
icdur The exact limits ~ the Village
Cooperation. The corporation embrace.
tso school districts, hut the limits are
not accurately defined. bence this news
sarN and important measure.
Thr llssting. src landing lumber near
kimhall fark preparatory to Building
two Cuitagrs there during the prrsent
season. Nc understand.
\ private school l. In prugrcs. al the
sChuol huuss lu the upper village district
under the management ~ Mr.. Ellen 4.
kimhtll. Mr. kimhall !. teacher of
bong gNpsrieug~.
The town voted N the annual meeting
tu rrturn o. thr district highway sysicm,
ani ~Eto Nas appropriated A. a labor
tsN; .iWu Nas Appropriated tor repairs
on hfiigvs, etc; stsn Tor support ut
sChoois $500 Zoe Support - poor AMI
to defrav town ofic.r. bills, etc. text
iooks SOD: -Asn Cor reduction ~ toWn
ieit; .ssl Zoe rvpalr 20 .sh"ol ouses.
The tusu voted o. rriain the t"Nn sy.-
ten 20 s,h"ol. ani o. acvcH The sr-
pralsil 20 IL. sshool housc. made hy tie
.rlr,unrn March I. iS,S. and spproprl-
tts,i sssuD o. pay for the same. voted
o. taxi from the Bethel Water Company
water o. supply tNo puhlic watering
truugh. anil in pas ihcrrfcr sam equal
De- thr tx assessed on th. company
work. and franchisc. for the term 81
tsruty year. voted, a. accspi ths build-
ius AMI other property Bos Ia ti'. hand.
20 tlie trustee. 20 S"uld Academy, II tl'e
tr1Isto-s vili CouNrN, aud slun Sas ~
prvrriitei fora frv, high sch"ol a. D.
run I'M yvuue.tion siih ALI academy,
under ihr provisions II the state LAW,
providing satisfactory arrangements can
D. maIr. Voted o. tax dog. slUl.
Voted o. .sll the Jlonsh property.
roun oiilyr. an Rcpuhlican..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
ANpOXER.


Mr.. Walter Cors0n aud sister, Miss
Emma Corson from Bridgton, arr yi.it-
Ing friends here.
Mrs. X. L. Melcber IL very sick with
consumption.
e. ~. Bailey moved tn Portland last
week.
The Congregational ladies' Circle
meets At the hall "Wednesday evening OF
this week.
Greenieaf Ayerill has q lame hand,
caused by getting stub or large spiln-
ter Into u.
I.loyd Barnes l. at welchyille.
stephen Cabot's hen house caught fire
aud Was partially destroyed last week.
Dr. nsrnes has bought horse from
the stable of the famous waterville
horseman, e. II. Nelson.
Frank Sargent has hung out his shin
gle at II. y. 1lutchins' blacksmith shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
a,Iv,oep CENTRE

The Masonic Lodge have .old theft
scenery that has hccn In the town hous'
for = number ~ wear. IN DlNheli p,rtie.
Tor sG0. Considerable rcgrr, u express
81 that Il "a. allowed to b. sold To out
.hic rartl~. ne persons here would have
gladly bought n hah they known u,
Probably a n-v 80, 10 scene. viii - pu,
Ia herr another fall.
Maud,ni Rowe de.crN-. cr,sili Tor L.
Ing On hand ~iih the mail. during th'
severe westh-r.
Mr.. D.. y. jackson has revived an In
cr-a.. ~ III. tension AMI has gone u
Portland Visiting Tor q fec s.~ks.
Nr. Charlie. Grsh,m rrccnilv hsnl~l
u cords birch With too horscs from
rsrnum Ellio,t'.. charlie knows hos
Tn hsnile team.
Henry Thurs,on hauled cor,i ~ hirr'l
Into the mill yarl With pair ~ two
year-old steers. .ooi pulling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
wrsr SIMMER.

More snow has fallen thus far Il
March than In the same length OF tim'
for the winter making Il necessary Il
break out the highways, uncsllcd for be
fore.
Town meeting passed OF quietly Will
few changes In town officers, returning
to the old board of school committee al
threc. The vote was passed appfopriat
Ing money for free high school which
We should wish might be- an established
fact.
Mr. 4. ID. Park (quite q veteran at the
buslne..,) will have charge of the
spring term nj East Sumner, commenc'
Ing th. iO,h. Quite q number of our
young people viii attend.
The 9Th being pension dsy brings
many more than might d. thought he
fore q Justice "a make out their vouchers.
The little son 81 l.. 4. Merrill, Who
wa. taken Ia con,ul.ions the night III
the ith. remaining the same for seven
hour. before Improvement was seen,
Il now better.
The influenza !. getting Ia bc thing
~ the past although results are plcnti-
fully s.cn.
Mrs. Mary Freeman, an aged lady, u
.tlll among the sick.
VIM. u. Kerry continue. feeble.
\ number 10 our people arr attending
the quarterly meeting NJ Turner th.
present week.
Meeting. At the baptist church Tues.
day ani Friday evening. where a good
Interest prevails.
Dan small. son 10 Captaln Y. VI.
small. ani MI. Eta Dow, were mar
rie'l th. 9TH. Only q transfer from her
fathers a. hl. home; a fact pleasant to
know white .o many are leaving town.
Chewing gum u quite the FAD
thongh the graccmlnes. of the yank !.
questionable. az When condemned Ia by
gone day., decided Improvement how
ever, on the ',ils weed" foe which III.
substituted.
Mr.. J. y. Moody aud daughter Made
came e. Dra. ~tetson's, the 5th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

E..... I'd. Hr... shi'r town mrIt-
session a.f arrk, see Wrrr
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LocsIs MILLS

L,ceum "Wednesday evening al school
house.
he Rn.tan Herald can h. found At the
ro.t oflicv daily.
M W...l.,im IA. gone 60 Portland
o. complete hi course al Gray h"''-
ns-s college. a.,
Dane, a Mt. Ahram House las, I'M
dlv was Weil attended.
Ny. Carr hss novel from hls rent
over IN Tcbhet. Manufacturing go.
tor, o. the rent formerly Occupied Nv
m DaV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
FAST WATERFORD

Born. February 9Th, to the Wife Of
whiiu., Buck. q daughter.
Abraham Nors ooi, of Biddeiori, Sba
his l--n visiting his cousin, Mr.. 4 \
Patterson. the past frw weeks, Ia.
bought the whittier farm for sl'Uo, In
Guiding has ani .ome pcrsonal property
Mr.. ". n. kc-n Nas called a. oxford
let ~e.k a. help carr for her sister, Me.
Ells BroWn. Who !. very III With rh.u'
mitic fever.
Mr. and Mr.. Benjimin Mar.iou hay,
returned hom~.
John Haskell has returned from ALTA
ny. y. a.. Nhstv he has been working
~. Haskell has gone "a Newry a.
work for Haskell a Eolfr.
Mr.. Pride !. az Norway With her
daughter Tor time.
Mr.. josiah Weeks cousin, james
Martin. :. With them this winter.
crow. made their appearance early
this year. coming In February.
4. y. Haskell begins saving sPooI
"trip. this week.