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The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08
Cur Public Building.

2-1A---- = II
The public building shortly to be
erected here sas a u. 8. Post atficc and
Courthouse Will be quite an ornamental
structure and fitted with all modern
convenaeneest tor the purposes for which
ton, gathered from the plans and sne-
cificatioHa Id the hands Of the contrae-
tor, Mr.. Van Horn, and superintendent
Geo. Chachere, will give an idea of this
fine edifiee:
The building is to be OF pressed brick.
trimmed withs stone, galvanized iron
and terra-cotta, with slate roof, sheet
metal cresting, and flag staff. HeightI.
q feet At inches length, So feet; width,
30 feet.
The basement. Miliz lfave d height of
ceiling OF 10 feet, @aBd contain boiler
room, engineers room and coal and fuel
rooms.
The first story win f,e for the posts
office, which Will lie Il shaped, 81 t1y s2sasaa 2aa
feet. and tllEGe other g0ofns for the aost-
Office deparfnS e y sss IJ rreet 81 liigfses
bY 15 feet b fsscIiss. d q. 10 i 81 feet d
inches by feet s 6anehas :. .1s
s On the second fpor will be. the court
room, 81 feet 4 inches by 10 feet 4 10 chee.
and three other r0otns--eHe Is feet .
inches by ID feet nehes, and two Is
feet A inches Dy ~ feet 8 inches. The
height OF ceiling III court room wia De
20 feet. Ceiling IN all other rooms 10 be
Is feet 20 inches. A hall ssfeet wide viii
extend from front TO rear The sblfff'5
ing will be heated by sfea{ss thfoa gif6lif.
The eontEactoIs u TO d aeIIvely pushing
forward all necessary 5srep aFaLI tons for
commencing the work sit tln early day.
Al brick manufaetofy HIS already been
put in falIepsFatieH5i d eur town. by tile
wlde.aWake cQntGae tors. and tbs brick
is being rapidly turned out for this
work.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08

Look aus ffor EraDk Lindon, III Monte.
Christo, rs d 8yenher ] and I5.
See Advertisement.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08


And what viii tile school fund proportion Of
the proposed lottery br'iba nmount 10 per
capita Of the eduoahle seiiDal eliidren2 #
statistical estiHat 8 makes It about ono dollar
and two er four cents for saeh pupil pcs an
nam. What email mess uf pOEtags for thel
father 0f Il TAMIL IT'D sell his vote fer. Ipisin-
genunns AnfieI Lottery exchange.
Whatever ss statistical estimate.
makes II, slle $3.50 100 per anEuin
which wonE iii ID tire school fund
from the IoltefYE else is st aaofe
than the am0nnl the State Annually
spends for tile edfeatinu 81 Ilef children.
sIfs tie lotterg,s sentf sbatlo CO that
fandwouia amount ts,s a1ly s.abont one
dollar ard two or feltf eeafs for eacll
pupil per ssllissanl, r III H liz States M s
iiIS.i EOnglfbaff6n asEaeaslla Id less than
Dllg d0ilas per punit-sa Hact stf which
you are aware iizsi Which you Should
not sc care fully eoacegss from yu,ir read
ers. And what Il tlle school funds pro-
portion of flIa hialsy bribe Sup
pose The wllolesoi tisa whisky bpihel
II ese poured into the school fslnd, how
much per capita woul 4 that amount ID 7
Probably less filaas 5ll cen is. Adopting.
your style Of reasaRi Is ve % aagbe per-
u5igted to exefaign8 AsIIIat asl infiniiesl
malIv small mess oiputtage you haze
for years been selling yoslf vote for
Bot you don \ ssefEs ttl tls Il ware
.is is that you do rot q W t3a 4 readers
10 be. aware that L the lottery license
sill ahilually YisSgd fIbt ossiy 1856, ,00l
FIJI eclip ois. BIZ d 101 fuE seVseass
$500 0ll uf drain
Il lie, 6Er $40 500 islr inns, anaE
900 ioE tIaa III ntere est ftsaa Rs gen
e1al ftnd or other govern sHepta s1tl 3.
poses a grand total. ST Is25e, 0e0 per
aunuffS Having wiSh sdlssiTable equa.
1imiky sEiIaresl ysNfsnlf 4o BIZ hiibHa
YEAR lifef yeaf wit I'm Whisky
.hrihe 0f 500 900 nE lass, aFe not
strairis s5g at 4 gn;lE d astRsf kF n ].
l0wed 4 camel when you decline q
million i'd d 9shstsi tsnsl cred Is & :
eenae faa carrying Oh q lsssss net 80
IiaFla{ {ss rot SO sinful as he " llls IS.
sbusif ii Ind which, lie Hsssll con.
tiuus III iii carried NJ q ilEf iaNk licensed
sUf nUf
Riee Is hsiinging d beE price N sisass
market nov Ian il his yer brought
sSe lnrs llauks to the e llseF Faaafy ans
5sis ls enter price III y slf mn fs.
63dE Ii ouft lAs j pnesip pies1
IA SEX ID the trial sls Q ss' 'lt of
i; ;ifsIssi1 sell rs. Sol Isuel1. bieI lsrofn
5aes t0 eli tile Attsll IN ~ tiisss esssaTs
til Elie #Isa III the Eeri3
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08
JUDICIAL. NOTICES.


TDUBLIC SALE
'robate Court, Parish Of 50. Lanarg No. 1850
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08
EBuBLiC SALE
ESTATE or orrhrnS DurRr.

,-oba,s Court, Par-ish Of 81. Landry, NJ. !
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08

aGE iatric ors llsA sssas y ptesfE1 1ies1
s.El Iii s ii tho tsiilI q ait of
siIs' seIl ~ Sol Lsoea1 bls lsrpEn
sses {0 ass tilo Atsssl iaE o 1iisss esSssI5
s8 tlAe aIsa of tlle term
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08

Rice Is haiueing a beI 1T price IN sIsaT
arkek nosv tlsals il llsss yer brought
S,eI fore: 1laaus te the Iil1er l5ty and
bns enterprise If oss ssagl fs
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08
EDUasLrG SALE.

JULES PERRoDIN,
New. 1880 Administrator.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08

one arm man and small boy in Calcasieu
parish raised b eropof rice that sold for $500.
The cornerstone of the new courthouse at
Lake Charles was laid last week with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies.zes.v ..-sze.@ss-=eFese's--~
The Opelousas courier., 1890-11-08
NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

October Asst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
INDIAN huNOn

The o. Ian hts kr-a apprrcliilpn 81
hum1r. aud I. like rhild Ia ils nifihful-
osss Ne orator Cin ss- the u'lk paints
ln hi. sd,rrsp'. arn'or &c sll'urv .
fouli.h speaker mnrr quirkly, stts the
Moth Nmericin Review.
OF sls.iah-skon.. thu besl chief ~
Mile lac, Lruught III hls wsrrinrs z"
defend rnri Ripley Ia isGi. IL. -, ~
tar, ~ the Inferior sni tie "o,rfner
,ni isgi.l,turr 81 Nlnnesoia prnmlsc !
the. Indian. th,t fuf this act ~ hra,eiy
tho, .houli have the special care ~ the
t.o,rrumrui sni ne,vT - r.mo,~i. \
few wear. later a sp.clsl agent was sent
irum Washington to a.k the Oilhvay. 10
c.,le their lands AMI o. remove "a .
rountrv north ~ iS~-h lake. The
gent s.kri NV help ! .ild:
II know that country. lhiNr csmpe'i
nu ". u !. the mos, worthless strip 81
land In Mlunc.oti. The indtn. srr not
tooi,. Don't aiismh tl,is folly. You
sill .urvly GONE a. grisf'
IL called tho indi'ns ln council hni
ahs
"My r,-l bru,h-r., yout great isii-r
has h-iri h1e yuu have h--n vrung~i.
iIs stlis u stll sTnl theu IN honfs'
man. lie lookrl Va the North, tl's
south, The Eat anl the West. Whrn
~ s,W the w. tb.n ssii;
mi. i. the hone., min whom ] Will
.~n.l to nv f-,i rhildrrn."
"iifuii,-t. look ~ NE! The winis ~
afty-fi,. years have blosn over mt h. ]
,ni sll,srv,i II vlih gray, all IN al th q
time have done wrong 90 %" MN. "
toar fficni, a.k you "a slgn THE
treaty"
Oll Shih.bah-.ioug spr4ng q" hl'
let sui .ili
"Ny frlen.i. book a a. fhr win Il
~ morr than afiy sintsr. have blown
aver NV had ,n ! sllSspsi !, oSvr With
srv; hat they ha,r not blosn my brains
~ SWAY"
rh- coungil AS rnloi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
. oavMmIss lively EXPERIENCE.

\ oRuhhGR'o LIVELY tNPtRitNCt.
"Dummers arr capable of doing some
slick things when they want to-" The
speaker was an ex-drummer. 81 know
. young member of the 'pvfesh,' he
continued, addressing q reporter, "who
plsy~i q good one on q tobacco house In
savannah on one occasion. 4 severe
hurricane passed over the southwestern
portion of Georgia, and the young drum
iner happened Ia h. down In that section
al the time. The flrm here knew that be
Was thcrv, aud they we're alarmed.
They wired hut we're unable Ia get re-
ply to any of their dispatches, ne the
line. In that section were ou the grount.
The tracks we're washed, and trains did
not move for q week.
"fhc Young drummer failed to ct
word from the house, aud being unable
to leave where hc was stopping, fell In
with company of young men aud hal
q royal big time. lie had some prize
sample cigars, and hs opened box after
box, and they were smoked up. lie had
a good deal of prrmlnm chewing tobse-
co, anil the country boys hslp~i hin,
chew IL. WHEN the week ended he ~as
without samples.
During the excitement I've dbl not
stop to think la What q pre,iicsment h-
would L. when he would start oui With
q .cor- ~ rmpty grips. lie stuck 10y
the i,oy., enjoying hlm.eif With Oh. boys
until toward the .nd ~ the wcck, wh.n
h- ryel,,i dispatch fpm the hou.c
reading something like this;
"'Ar- you safe' Wire particulars.
ut ns.hei In III. mind a. Pat up 4
pltiful story. AMI h- .eni lbsm THE;
"'Escspci With my life, bat samples
gone. .cni more
lit "a. q grrat hit. The proprieiof'
rrplcnl.hci the ample case., ani IN ID
dillon ssnt their representative several
haxc. IL flnc iIaysnss Tor hls own u.r,
The Young miu mi'lc Ill. ruund. ou
the eNin. AMI camr lat" the rlty ~
frr.h q. you please, receiving the Co,s
graduation. ~ friend. and the hrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
.AsaioA Ao11s-

Buckle. are worn upon everything,
ani 81 all siles.
OIdltles Ia fans are constantly appear
log, the last Que prcttier than all those
having gone before.
Purple-hued violet. encircle cap",e.
% pale green Grape With good effect.
velye, can be combined With any M
tcrial from cotton Ca tulle. do not, how
ever. put too much on the cotton.
TIE catagon, or plg-t,il, still continues
a feature Of the morning aud e'enin:
colfiure.
Printed sllk., Ia all their floral beauty,
show exceedingly clever reproductions
from mother nature.
The popularity % the blouse continues
unabstei. Even the most dressy Tab
rics for evening wear are fashioned after
this model.
Black and white effects are considered
unique. A stylish costume OF black
Preach lace IL fairly showered with white
ribbons.
shoulder capes are m,de In various
styles aud of different materials. Cloth
IL adapted Tor many, material To match
the gown, and different kinds of lace.
Corset covers Of sursh sllk are one of
the latest novelties. Tbese can BE- trim
med With an Insertion Of vslenelennes
lace. separated by strip Of surah e'n-
broiiercd.
The dlctum has gone forth that hats
are 10 remsin small. Black lace en-
broiderssi With white Il ons of ths pop
ulsr novelties -0edsy's LsdyS Book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
ABOUT olouslIs.

GioNinis. srr h~soming popular q.
summer bloonlng house plants. Many
amateur. afr quite q. succ-..ful WITH
them .. they are wlih tuh.ruu. begonias.
aud a lady from lIuron County, OHIO
Who IA. gi,,n .p.yial attention to the
culture IL both these flowers, write. a.
that .he iikrs in grow the gloNinia., a.
they arr morc easily started aud rrafri
than the tegonla.. The scsnis arr very
small. though larger than those 81 bcso-
uI.. aud .hould be soNu In shallow sau-
cer.. Do not cover ia" .cssi.. S"w
them Ia rows. evenly bat thlnly. ani
keep moist and warm I'LL the little plant.
appssr. then keep Ia shady placc
Where they uill receive light but not the
direct raw. of tile .un. ~ started early,
the plants will begin to bloom towar
the autumn. Liam, leaf mould anil
.sni, with good driinagr should b"
usei.
n you have bulb. pot them early In
the spring. a. ."on AZ they show .ign-
~ growth, water literally, AMI set In a
warm place, and DO NO, appiy more VA
tee I'LL the earth hcgln. "a dry out. IN
setting the bulb, simply pr--s u INT" IN"
soil, allowing the greater part Ia rriniln
aboy. ia. surface. " sunk beneath the
surface. the bulb I. liable Ia rot. keep
in q warm. sunny place I'LL well .tartei'
AMI when possible keep the atmosphere
moist. They bloom continually during
summer, snh are elegant table ornam"n''
Nhen we'll grown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
GAVE NE W To DIE!

Mrs.. Bet.ey vcrrili, widow Of the late
jaime. ". verriii, Lives en- Commercial
street, winterport. she says; ] am
nov sixty-one years old. Have ieen
troubled for some time With Liberation.
In the Throat of oascervss "sfsr., Al
Last becoming so severe as to entirely
remove one of my tonsils. ani for seven
months had Ia driak Cruel. aud that With
gre Z dihculty. Two prominent phy.|
clans gave me up TO die and refused tn
doctor me. Hearing of the wonderful
cure Of Martin whltcomb, With whom ]
VAS acquainted. I resolved to try Dana's
Sarsspsrills as . last rssor. To my
vrrat surprise q helped me al cscs. he.
forr had finIshed taking one bottle. ]
w.s able 10 Wilt the Deishbors, Who
wer surprised enough 10 s~c the eo.'i<r.
1sl cAssg.. sm nov taking the thlri
bottle, my appetite and strength have
Increased wonderfully. and ~ Arcsi %
ssaviv AsoIed % sm able 20 eat food ~
we'll a. others. The work Dsna's sara.
psriiia has dous for ne 70 simply marvel
ous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
Ayers
Hair Vigor

n, only prevented MY ~ife from hseuuains
laid. ia u aisa caussd an sniifrJ hsS
sru.th q hair. am feasiy b. csftfy T. ths
st.tsmsnt tsiafe q Instics To Iease. -
n. IIuisstus. Lswishufxh. lgsa
-Snnte yvArs aEe. after ss'srr aiiafA ~
brain fstsr. ny hair al sams ou' ] ussi
,nsh ps,pafaiion. &c fsstsfing Y ~ ny ply
.lelan. of,isf,d. bit failed O. pfu-iucs a
srgxth q hair I thsa ind. surssssisrlY.
ss,stAi Articles RECOMMENDED ~ druEEifs.
sni al Ailks irli shsr q accomplishing IL
DESIRED fvsali. Tie last remedy ! arpiisd
90. Ayers Hair vlEor. ~hich tfuurht q
srusth q hair IN ir~ weeks hink
used eight h.ttiss IN tee yrars niofe uhn
"a. hssss.afy a. arrsiofaii,s. iut ] liird q
.. a dfv,slns. an.l have es.niinnsd D. ~ u
GO that purpnss. tsiists Ayers Hair
ytr,f t--sssss~s virtues Gar sirtr ihnss -
am similar pfepafaiinn nuv 90 ths inafkfi."
Vincent Janss Hirhmond. lid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

WHAT Il A coin In the hesds Medi-
cal authorize. ssy that Il IL due Ia un-
even clothing ~ the body, rapid cooling
when In . per.piration, &c. The I'm
portant point IL, that cold in the head
l. an Inflammation of the lining menu
brane of the no-e, which, when uncbeck-
Ell. Il certain 10 produce q catarrhal con-
dition-for catarrh u essentially ''cold''
which nature Il ma longer able Ia "re-
solve or throw Oh. Eiy's Cream Balu,
has proved It, superiority. and sufferers
should resort 10 Il before the common
allment becomes ssstsd and ends In OBJ
stipsts cataFTh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
~ yoi' WISH

To- euloy cool h-ilih. aui prevent the
..-r,l. ~ di..i.e from riI'~ning IN your
.ystrm, YOU .hould u.c the bc.t nell.
cine IN the world, sulphur liiiers, which
will prevent yolr system from bcing al
run down by making u siong ani Wig.
". X. SNOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

4 dfy. hacking cough keep. the bron-
chial tuh-. In . state 20 constant irriii-
iion. which, u not speedily rrmoN~i,
may lead a. bronchitis. NJ prumpirr
rrme IL ysR h. hal than Aver. cherry
Ps,ioral. which Il both an anoiynr and
rxl.Ctorant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

The value ~ q rrmeay shoul'i h. esti-
mattel by It, curative properties. Ac-
corilng Ca thl. standard, Ayers Sara
parilla !. thu bet aud most economical
blood me,iicine In the market, because
the mo.t pure snd concentrated. Price
81. Worth - bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
sRuNkENNEs.-Li aron mAnIr =
ali the Worti thrre :. bot one sarv,
m. IlaIna.a I.allDn sI.s.-lnr.

i,e.n ~ Owen In a cup ~ TEA or cs6ee vith.at
the kns~ ~ ~ 90 the pcr-oa taking u. snsstaf
a .,-s-iy AL psr,asnent cure. whether the pA'
tisnt IL a Moderate drnker 90 an alcohohc wresh'
Tb.assnli. Of drunksri. have t-rcs sarct vho
~, ,.ks. ths ,.ollsa -pssihr In thsir cones
withsa, thsir knSw lcise. anil tpisy tshsse thy
aait drinking % th~if .vu frvs VIII No hsrwfai
sfe.t rv.uhs from IT, ainsinistrsti.n. tarr
xa.ras,s-.i seni fsr sircalsr Asi full pstien-
lxr. Adsrt-. In csaastsnse, solten sI~rine
Ca is Rae >trvvt tinsinasu. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

a. Won are we'll aware that I would
not recommend that ~hich did not be-
lleye tn be good, desire to ssy to all
Who need good, reliable family me'ii-
cine, that believe Que bottle 81 sulphur
Filters will do you more good than any
other remedy ever sa~.-lsEv. CrriiAs
SouLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

OXFORD a. AT q Cssr % Prolsts belt az
Paris. within AMI for to teunfy OF pxforf.
IN ~. thir,i TUESDAY % April A. II. i~sl
Hsi.art D.. us-ting- special sdmr. On ne estate
20 frsnk n. nnsdey. s,s ~ trysearf. IN All
~ sluinistratisn 20 The s-ssfe IL ali DECREASED
fsr alis~snre-
oEpsEfp. That Tie All Administrator give
~ M. or,irr a, 10 pabnsks-i thres VOLS sur
c.-siVsly In tis Oxferi p~msrvst rftnset a
rsrss that tasy nay sypssr a fretes. S.er
~ - hsh al frysbarx In sail tsanty % IN nrss
s..se.-s.. ana sAz>E sass<, n ssy thsy have. why
u sssas skDall ma ~ Alis9et
sEOR6k a. WILSON, Jn1ge.
AuSs 9. pAviss h>0lsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

IIu.bsnd-whsre !. NV wife, Nnnle'
Mah-she's gone upstairs, .lr. Illus
bind-well, just give her thl. ki.s. dear.
ha,, Ia catch train IN i've minutes
aud cant walt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Therc will never H. suyihlng Tx" NOR.
siliy Ia this world until Law !. passed.
compelling nmttsur angler.to have uhelr
IA weighed by regular sppoin,c'i seal
or. of uris,,t. anil inca sure..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Women aud ~ine ar Often cls.ss'i to-
either b, the poets, beat W have never
heard 10 pet who claimed that bath
Of them inproNe,l nth agr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Home 1. never 20 attractive Ia the
homs.l,k min, by q strange lnconsis,-
cncy 81 n,iurr, .. ~b~u be- !. far away
frum lt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

ifyea win .cat yosr siiv... ~e stu m.il
,ou oar lllatratel pamphi~t sxplsiains al
.l-,at pg Dyes Cslsbraiei tis.trv Nst.r iset
All appllaasv., asi thrif eharvnins .ssst. ups
ne ssT,ua. siclaltaiei sys,eta, IN h's W.!
.tu aulekIv r~.tsrv yeu b. ,lgor All uanhoSi
pamphlet frce. ~ ou arv tia. srirtet Se VII
ssai yva q bea sRi ,pptsscss .a ira.
NotrAtg u8Ir o. Marshall. hlrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

.Do you think" a.ke'l he In he.l,a,ing
Accents. 'ihat YOU could learn 10 10y.
mey' eyes," she replied coyly, ~
could learn. but i'm afraid yoali have
good deal Of trouble teaching father"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

ione.-"Niu'i Il sNfuily ho,f smith
-"N... by Jo,r, This Writhrr makes
q fellow rel ssfully di.incllnei to do
.ny work h.tw-en meals, don't u,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

IIail.ton.- intended for publication
arr usually as big az hens .ggs.
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EtAmtls NJ nrs' - girn usps ",
sS,t-i. "mit-i i,I.- Ans-ef MaETA.
a. L To i--JsnEl- "A stsi - Ga
ssfnsthing hss csi u-8t morv si-osiss.
largely s-.i 60 fu.si in Scutisni .ni ir~
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u a fs.i q eater .t.ovs 90 tslo- .
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
>orIsI 90 s.r.t..

NorisG 90 sNiS.
nTR~I AT q . llsttss fF,srn ~ lian. luiFg
- tft.isatr 90 a. tuurtF 20 uNfsr'i, state ~
Nains I stan sslI "a puitll srustiou 80 ~ ssssn
tsrrth ~ dsr ~ MAJ. a u. i-s. a Ten u'si,.s
Ia 49, fsrrns..n 90 a. prsull-ss hsftaftsf 10
slrttssi Al ths uzht. utls AL tntsre-t -
Gsssfsa e. Athsrtsn kstE - Nesrg d~sa-s-i.
fer.fs II ~. k.s.sstral farts - ths ats tsssfgv
t. Athsrtssn. sfaatfsi in ~ tssu - >ssfNs tn
~ Gaantr af ONfuri o. 80 tsing "a ~
sgsf $50 - ~Intsv river. ~ soutksFiy hall ~
a. tss-s nsfksf tarm al aluininE ~ fara
firn1sflv ususst o. Aaruu ~ulith aasi fiss-iei o.
a. AT tssurrs Ath~rtsu. ~ Js.-iNh Atlfltsas
81 lisssf ftsrfifsi ~ Paris ~sFt fNh, 80. l--s
- rsrs a. ssit rsal stats i ssus- IL csstauon
All un.nttici 9Th Uns Charirs Atlsr,se, -
sall NewrY
Patel a this Ish isv - ApTti, 4, u. la.
ALNAN n. GOODWIN,
Ahminlstraluf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

lies Onss t.-~. ne strik.f
Aet.rs IN lss.ias ru-ss siAnzis
tT..a u fs-ts = -gs.i~a $40
AvU.sisu bAmnisf 10 his hAfs1s
lie holis =. tishtly a. ~ C.n
rAAi ialthfai cl.-s uaixhi tiros ths sun;
u ltiis ulNn u l,asi =. trss
- sh~a ~ b-afs ths elsa stfiss cos
IL sta "a. hAnu.sf .tnss- 80. 100
No Csatls r-aiss. cah 80 tsu
Iio- ofisa sh-a ths day h 49,.
uss httis -o.-isu hAmm-f fsu
10 ~ ne ltfis u.Aa .trlas Get
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

LADY. f,,lling on frlenb-"oh, lent
Il .plrnllif have made ak r,ll', nn !
roa av N. only Que I've found IL
home"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Hall. Hair i,enrwer sradlcairs aud
prevent. the formation of dtndruf,
ihlrk-n. the growth and b'suiihe. the
hair q. M other preparation Will.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

In every town Shcr- s,Sr>, !. Intro
iuc,,i thu ssls l. larger than al o'i'er
Aa.hlng cOmInnni..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

\ U.-fni i'rv.snt la every pick,Er
>,VINl. the bet washing i'DSdcr.
>ahi by groyvfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

\ nohl, Gin To- thu world, Dr. John.oa
lsft In John.on's NuoiyD- l.lnlmcni.
Many bless hlm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Kidney trouhle. II taken la season are
easily curci With .iohnson's ADodync
liniment. Fact.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

\ woman may no, have an astrcahle
disposition simply b-,au.e .he df-....
.sctly. Think 10 sugar coated Plll.
,ni trvmblc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
Dana. sar.aparilla.
Sor,cn OF vowEcLo.r.E.

WHEREAS. Asa kiml.sIi % Ramf.ri, In the
w Ceanty % Osfer,i ssi state ef Mslns. BY
hi mortgage tes-i dssesi ths fYartesnth dag %
tebru.ry. A. %. lsss. sni rvc.cis.i in tbe Ox
feri Rsrisssy Of Ds~si., iseek 10. r.ss as. coo
veyei to me tise ubsiersixsei. certain parsl. ~
rvAl eststr situated In The to~a of Ramfori.
aforvsait asi deserii~si as follows, ~ via The
komsssest ef The all Ass kiml.aii. Together with
tk~ hull hinge th<rvon. Containing tuo afrps msrv
er ess. lying on th.s north site VI the As.iro-cos
Gin kivsr. Aiss certain piess or psrvei of IN.
tsrvak Lasi In saii Rumfer.t. os NE bssth .isis
ef sail river AMI houniet % sh~ north sy th>
nal railing from Rumfori Poiat ~ Hsmf.ri
Cest,e. On Che south by The Asiroscorria River,
on The est by hsi ef Georre u lIels.
acn asi on ths wed by land ~ Chsries a. kim-
laii. Also oes oshes esrsais pl~e 90 yarcsi of
hbi situated In saii Rsmfocf, via oas un.lisli.
81 half part ef certain parcel ef upland svpei
IN coss~son ssd nsfivtisi With call Chssirs A.
kintaii asA bssasiesi ~ follows. % lie ssssh.
sl.ssa y. frv-s. 40 ths ssrSh end wes( By Nail
- ruskns Martha. Wtlilaa ksass col Janses
y. BrHsr said ssstivLiei half pan cs~|slsisr oss
kssdrv-I asd aftv arrvs Dsev ~ iess. All
uhsrsas ~ osadisisss NJ saki wsrsenes ksss
lsssn broess, ~ MACON ukervof elain fssU.
elssss Of sed nsrtgAss BY rpassa sf bsssek
% - esOiIssess skssysf.
rRAkLEs 4. xInpALL-
SAc' psvss - Anssss5.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
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