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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09
Notice of sheriff's Sale.

GTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
William 4. Wilson, solel
Member OF the Firm OF
VIM. A. Wilson & CO.,
vs.. Plaintiff,
Fitch II. Curran,
Defendant. :
Notice is ae-eby given, that by virtue OF an
execution % mS az. ecte6 aud delivered, and now
ia my hands, issued out uf the clerks Office OF
the Circuit court OF the Seventh Judicial Circuit
OF the State Of South Dakota, within and for Gus
ter Co., upon q Judgment duly rendered in said
court on the 3rd day Of December, A. ID. 1883, and
docketed therein on the 3rd day OF December.
a. ID. 1899, In favor Of William A. Wilson, sole
member OF The firm OF Vim. A. Wilson a Co,
ant. for the sum OF two hundred and thirty.
seven dollars and ffty-six cts. have levied upon
the following described real property belonging
10 said defendant, Fitch II. Clrran, tO-wit:
An undivided one half interest In and to that
part of lot numbered six, In block numbered
eight, in the CITY OF Custer, In Custer county,
ia the State Of South Dakota, described as iOl-
lows, to-wit: Commencing nc the southeast
corner OF the said lot aud running thence west
erly along the north. side of Custer Avenue "A
feet, thence sn nSrths ,GG e. ste, right ha angles w to said
at right angles TO said last mentioned
toned course 10 feet, thence northerly nj
right angles 10 Custer Ayenne 30 feet, 90 the
north end OF said LOT, thence easterly along the
north line Of said lot 10 feet to the northeast cor
ner OF said lot, thence sontherly along the east
line OF said lot no feet 10 the southeast corner
thereof and the place Of beginning.
And that | shall on the 2fst.day Of August, A.
ID. 1890, at the hour OF 2 o'clock y. IN. OF said day,
nj the front door of the court house In Custer
City In said county and state, proceed to sell all
the right, title, and interest Of the above named
defendant, Fitch X. Currali, In and 10 the above
described proDertv 10 satisfy said judgment and
costs, amounting 10 two hundred and thirty.
seven dollars and hfty-six cents, and interest on
the same from the sid day of december, A. ID.
1889, ut the rate OF seven per cent per annum,
together with all accrI6ng costs, at public auc.
tian IN fhn HiuIi9gI hil1pr fur Iaah
Dated at Caster City, South Dakota, this 9th
day OF July, A. ID. 1890.
WILLIAM s.. WOOD,
Sheriff OF Custer County, 4. ID.
by q. u. WOOD, Deputy.
A. F.. WALLACE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
FIRST publication, july ~.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09

Presented petition of f. Hazeltine ct.
al, praying that the north tier of Sec
tons to-wit: ], 2, 3, 4, 5, 0 of township
3 south, range Z, also that portion of the
old Palmer district in the unsurveyed
district, n mile in width and three
miles in length, directly west Of the
above mentioned sections, be attached
to the newly organized Red Earth
school tswnship. After due delibera-
ton the petition is granted as prayed
for. And we hereby declare and estab-
fish Red Earth school township, includ-
ing the above described territory. road
district No. Is, and appoint John West
fall road supervisor for said district.
Petition ofJohn l.. Buckingham, pray
ing for a change in road from Hermosa
to Hill City over the Hazeltine hill Is
hereby laid over until next meeting,
and II. G. Crofford Is appointed to view
said proposed change, and report at said
meeting.
As requested by the County Court of
Custer county, s. d., DR.. Oliver Fisher
and Attorney VIM. @. Porter are hereby
appointed commissioners of insanity for
said county to all vacancies now exist
ing i'm said Offices.
Quarterly report Of w. +. Wells, JUS
tice Of the peace, for the quarter ending
July LIST, 1890, examined and approved,
and the following bills allowed on the
countv Oeuaral f1nds
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09

Quarterly report of G w Dinsmore,
justice OF the peace, for the quarter end
ing July LIST, 1890, examined and ap.
proved, and the following bills allowed
on county general fund:
Il w DlnSlnore..."...........""..S D 0O
J + Graham""....."""."..."."... IL 10
Quarterly report Of John B. heahan,
justice Of the peace, for the quarter end
ing July LIST, 1890, examined and APP
proved.
Official bond Of John +. Wight, justice
Of the peace for Hermosa precinct, ex-
amined and approved.
Board adjourned until 8 o'clock a. m,
July 20, 1890.
F. A. TowNER, Chairman.
Attest
q w Dr. "a A,,liinr
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09

w s Wood, sheriff fees......... IL 90
A A Shoemaker, deputy sheriff 2 20
j NJ Ferguson. constable. "....". 2 10
Quarterly report OF 7. S. Reeves, JUS
tice of the peace, for the quarter ending
July LIST, 1890, examined, and the follow,
ing bills allowed on the county general
f,nl
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09

county general fund:
j. z. burst, keeping of G. J..
Lockwood, county INDECENT,
April LIST, 1890, to July lst,
1890, Is weeks, at $3.50 per
week IL 90
L. V. Garlock. supplies for coun.
ty as per itemized bill......... 20 40
Willis McDermand. county as
SCISSOR, assessing Custer coun-
ty for the year 1800............. $50 90
Chas Miller, blacksmithing, re-
pairing chair =. .....-........ 70
DIR. Elnatban j. Bond, exami-
nation of Hilda Hanson, in
sane person.. ...-......... 90
Quarterly report of p. f. Nc
Mahon, Co. Supt received and
approved, and bill allowed,
5000, bill for So formerly dis
allowed, on explanation by p.
+. Mcmahon Is hereby allow
ed, total allowed .............. 1856 90
l.. y. Gull, services as attorney
in the case State vs. T.. II.
Flynn, reduced from $25 to
SIS and allowed...... .........- Is 90
John Beatty, | day and 16 miles
travel, making affidavit In
Holden case Va. Custer Co... 3 90
A. A. Shoemaker, serving sub
penas in case of Holden vs..
Custer county............... 90
Harvey Reynolds, affidavit in
case Of Holden w. Custer Co.
and two trips to Herinosa...... so
G. j. Patton, team hire and no.
tary work, Holden VS.. Custer
ArH M
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09
G. w. PITCHER, Co. Auditor.

CUSTER Cry, July 30, 1890.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: All members and county
auditor.
The following bills were allowed on
county general fund:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09

q A Siddons, bill for medical at
tendance on Jennie Cunning
ham, laid over for further
consideration
Bill of Cyrus f Calvin, for $40,
for n three year old horse,
claimed to have fallen off
certain bridge into the water
and drowned, disallowed.
Board adjourned to Q a. m. August LIST,
1890.
+. A. TowNER, Chairman.
Attest
Z. w. PITCHER, Co, Auditor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09

Defendants witness fees not allowed.
Quarterly report of John +. Wight,
justice of the peace, examined, and the
following bills allowed on the county
general fund:
John + Wight, justice fees ."-..s 10 90
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-08-09
CHAs. w. PmcnER, Co. Auditor.

Adjourned to 8 a. m, July 3ist, 1896
Il. A. ToWNER. chairman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
stBROs

Prof. !. y. Mociy and children spent
saturday aud sunday With Mr.. Deacon
Nusl1.
! u. ~turisyaut and Tr,,i arr visiting
pr ~turts,aut 40 piNhsli.
Rev. e. D. Harden vent to Portland
w lneslaN
Rev :. u. Eirhar,i-on weut o. Buck.
hsli uursiay o. attend IN" funeral Il
CAPT Nl,i-n Iis....
th.rr ~ a s,,ciahle a. the chapel
"Wednesday evening sni rvfrvshmeni'
.old fof thc b,n-nt II the graduating
class
Mr. ~pufar,i. Who l. yi.liing hsr son,
f.u loan ths cellar .talrs ast week AMI
hurt her head ani uue hand hadlv.
w sas in AT s~.k's Advertiser the
uotr - a rat hslsnging o. Mr.. psgwsi
20 Hartford. that Sould shake hand. an'i
roil over v h~n toll o. do 80. Little Gc-
t.,.i liihh. has ct that will bat that.
~hs ha. q Dire. fof u and NIFTY all pat
boz paws ihruugh the Sleeves and 30
.tilI a. have u fastened aud All ~" ''doll
diving" put on, slso q saque sud h"nnri.
amer il i dr,..s,i eel-~'ct BRING BOT
10 ~ milk ani kittv fvachcs oui ~.
hand. p. o. ~. h"til- while EehcCcl
hnli. n aud Atty draSs the milk Ia The
lat drop. We have not space Tor hali
ths tsrfprm turv. bat Il u worth guing
quite ii.tsuv. o. So.
tsut. Rurnham in last WEEK. hems
.huuli rad capt Bucknam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
GREENWOOD.

last week several ~ your serbs men
TONED about the grss. being badly kilie,
out Ia places. that :. possibly the condi
tiou of the crop about herr, AZ befor,
mentioned; aud unless the frequent rain,
continue, az they have thu. FAR, q light
hay harvest must b. the result.
We had Iust Que week ~ fair, cool
weather. and Il rains again A. u I, meni
bu1ine-s; glad To sec u, although not
done planting. aud one plc,c II broke al,
ground was Yet 81 vet that Ne could not
handle IL.
Apple trrcs, cherry trcc-. plum TREE.
anil strawberries srr blo..omlug heavily
bat there wss quite fro., on low land
saturday morning aud again Tuesday
and whether u Vas cold enough "a In.
ARE those crops or not remains o. b.
seen.
\ few day. sgo 4. =. Drook. Lost hl.
horse from the effect of getting
choakei, aud Dexter Brown Loot ,alua-
BILE mare lust CA. day before her time
sas out Ia fosi. 4 number 10 men wer,
rvady To- obligate thems.l,e. To- pay sl01
for the colt, when four months old, run
ming their own ri.k. Ills sos brought
him litter II .lx nicc pigs. bat bcforr
th-y Ncrr old enough To- wcan she hurt
herself across the hack. since which .hc
Ia. not ,ccu able Ia ct onto her feet.
That hard luck. Mr.. Brusn'. children
con.ist of four sons, rsngiug all the way
from n to two aud oue-hslf years 10 aye.
lie has sl.o brought up tvO other boys
from their habyhood-lienry farrar aud
Eug-ne >h~,id; r~rnily Mr.. she,ld.
u lfc dicd l-sVing little thr,-y-ar-old
daughter. whom be gave to Mrs. iIrpwn,
To- l.. her own child. That. true grner-
o.iiy on the part 81 Nj Brosn aud u lie.
Md how many have done a. well, ~
ask. slthough holding million. la their
grip
\ letter FROM u. ~. Davis, O.akis.
MINI. says the season. until within a
week ur two, his l--n rather cold aud
backward With plenty 81 rain. and con
srlurntly crops arv tNo weeks late.
Cofu aud putatoes arr up. wheat Il look
lng sell and bits fair Tor an shund'nt
harvest. They had firc In osaki. VII
Igv the either dsy, Destroying thr."
stof,s AMI two ether buiiiing..
Won't nclr sam have something to
lea. after al the ststlsiic. arr all In, a.
Rad o,ef the names ~ hls children ln
full, color-i anl plain, the ocyupatiun -
each one who !. oil enough 10 have any,
th. number ~ pounds - batter AMI
Chec.s al. girl. have mode together With
several other thlng.s Possibly the old
grutismin NAV call foF little help -
fnrr d. yets through.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
RUugoRp ctNTRt

Dult.a large numi-.r Il the R~puhll-
cane ~ thi. town met h-rv Nav Jlst to
rhua.r dsl~g ,ir. a. sitcnt the state,
culuty ani district conventions. for
The state. IieNsll1n Elliott, Msulry
blanchard AMI :. n. ilutrhins; district,
Marr,i. Knight i. D.. stephens aud =. ".
stuart: county, Charlie. \. kimhsll, y.
N. Martin, jaime. :. More. Republican
toun committee. waldo rettengill, III.
VI. Colby. y. \. Porter. j. :. M"r." ani
D.. =. Ellioit.
Dr. q. D.. small 81 Portland pa.-'si
the sabbath, June 1t, With hi. parents.
The Doctor .njoy. gOod practice and u
booking fn~lv.
The Republican. 10 Iumfori elected
a. Ia. town committee, Waldo Pciien-
rlll. N. VI. Colby, =. 4. Porter. Jane.
VI. Mor.s aud E.f.Elliot. FIXED the time
for a caucus Ia nominate a caudiiate Tor
representative, saturday, August 10Th,
ls,,n a , O'Clock. 4. n.
Bsnnie Thomt. l. very -lck.
Nal lloyt recently sold a colt To a
party Ia Waliham, Mas.
The quarterly meeting Sas largely at
tended and Elder Adams di.cours. ~a'
IL his usual eNccllrncy.
". u. swain Ia. purchased a very
pretty wagon Ia gather cream snd carr,
Ia.ssng.r. with.
Mr. q. ~. Burges. has al.o new one.
IL will supply the citizens 81 Bethel
uill. AndoNer aud Dixheld, Who may
wish, With the l,umfori creamery butter
nj. team I. pretty one ani Ia keeping
with the extra quality Of butter which
/ "A. makes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
ALBANY.

Notwithstanding the steady rain Of
"wednesday seven ~ our people al the
Corner went o. North Bhigton To the
meeting 10 the union conference.
IN. rain has act our farmer. back
agaIn about planting Who wer. not able
to fInl.h up during the few day. 81 dry
weather.
have formerly bern somewhat friend
IN a. IN. crow. but think shall have Ia
~ back ga them. Hop. " wont break
friendship With q. u. u. ~ Mason.
dId not think the CROW could d. guilty
~ such mcanne. bat the proof u ample.
one ~ INV hen. va. heard .auiking o.
N In great distress. 4 peighbor went tn
relieve her and o. al. astonishmsnt found
that .he had run Into hol. In the
stone wall. probably bclng frightened by
the crus., q. two ~ the black fellow.
were picking With all their might at her
hIni parts. m,klng the feather. ~ and
fir.h a. we'll They .neskri ~ appar.
emily disappointed At lco.lng goci
breakfast.
Geotg. Brigr. hs. sold his iwc-ycar'
old colt for slii to q fari. man.
some ~ our people attended the fnn.
.ral On Thursday 10 Mis- Ella Garter ~
North Norway, Who had cndearei her
s.lf to MANY ot our pcopl" az teacher
In the district school snd q. an active
member - the Young People. society
81 Christian EndesVof. Thus early Ia.
she been cut down. Her stricken par
cut. have the sympathy ~ friends.
seorg. ". Ilsckl-f l. about hls work
A.. .num.r.tor. lie daily makes two re-
port. ~ num,sr IL hoar. .p-ni aud mum
her ~ name. enrolled. lie rrPorts TAI j.
=. Wright ~ rari. also "a Washington
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
LOWELL


The funeral ~ Mrs. STA. Head va.
attended GA saturday AZ the ,ongrrga-
tlonal church by REV. ". u. Ssndhrook.
Memorial ex.rcl.es were he'll ~ III"
Congregational churh al the 'cnirc
Nav lOth. Addfrs. by Rev. T.. u. E,si-
man ~ south Brldgion. The mcmber.
~ Parker l'o.i. W.. ~, T.. AR., With
ih. children ~ both sabbath Schools ani
ciiisru. thru proc-~ls,i To- the cemetery
" here the .cf,icr. II the i'o,t wcrr held
and the graves decorated. The fost
then Nslts,l the e-mrt-ry AZ No. aud
performed the same duty th~r-.
Mr.. Nlel II-1li I. quite feeble.
Much needed improvement !. being
nal. At ih. cemetery n No. .. u has
bern newly fcnc-i AMI enlarged, also
an srch.d gateway i lcing built.
q. n. 'hapm,n has bought the n y.
McAllister place ahnyr Slab civ. form
etly the HON. - Washington NcAllistcf.
Mr.. snow frum nri,lgton l. N.liing
her aunt. Mr.. =. l.. Parker.
Quilt. number frum the '-ntr- At
t.uicl the Union Congregational Con
fcrcnc. At North Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
EAST SUMNER.

Memorial Day Was faithfully observed
In sumner. The Congregational church
at last sumner was packet A. never be-
fore With an attentive audience. The
lengthy program Was admirably carried
cut and everything passed. on nicely.
Mu.lc, reciiations aud an excellent all
dress by Dr. \. n. 4. Harvey 81 ir~l.-
ton occupied the afternoon. An Inter
e.ting feature Was th. representation al
the Inltei state. by forty-two Young
lailies, each Wearing coronct Indicating
the state represented. The q. \. li.
Post conducted the exercises al the
cemetery. II was e.,lmtted that over
3Do Ierson. were Ia Attendance.
Qulte delegation attended the Con-
gregaiional Couferenc. al Pari. last
week.
Rev. Charlie. Munger. ~ Oid Orchard,
preached at the Congregational church
on June ist. lie delivered q sound,
logsai discourse In proof Of the suthen'
tIcity aud truihfulness IL the scripture..
Tie summer tern. Of school WAS la
charge Of Mis. Jennie ststson.
SIocuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
eavgBuaC

Mr.. Cobb. funeral VAS on SATURDAY
afternoon, AZ the residence of II. X
Hastings, Esq.. nttendel BY Mr.. stone
Niss III. y. ,haries arrivei on Satur.
day. .nd l. To Occupy Mrs. y. 4. Lam.
sous house.
Mis- EIlcn nbhc,t. Was At home ou
Sunday.
l;ey. u. fsrrar Ia. been visiting AT
Mr.. illliehrand's.
\ party of twenty vent "roand the
river" on saturday, composed mostly II
academy scholars.
Mrs. Vim. bradley rrturne,i from
l,ridgton GA MONDAY.
Mr.. Sussh Tucker l. visiting her sls-
ter In Bdigt0n.
pr. Grin Warren ani wife, of West
NeNbary, Mass, are visiting hi friend.
here.
Mr.. rhebe ragr and daughter have
gone Ia liarpswell. where they have
LEASED . cottage for tho summer. Mr..
l'se- has lei her house Ia a LADY, from
Rroklyn. y. \.
Mr.. and Mr.. a.. n. Barrows. Mr.. q.
losers. Mr.. n. q. >outher aud Mr..
Henry Walker attended the union con-
fcrrnc- al North Briigton.
The senior class arr invited Ia me,t
Rev. Edward Chase al Mr.. Dinsmorc'.
on saturday e,ealng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
WEST SUMNER.

sunday. June LIT, VA. bright ani
clear. a psrfcyt DAY, In unison With the
heart. ~ our people, a. one 81 deep en-
loymeni when Rev. :. u. slchird.on, AZ
y N o'clock, baptized i've Young ladies
aud 1.-TWO Young men admitting them Va
the church later on.
Mi. Edith Berry came from Hebron
"a attend Memorial services, remaining
until after the baptism aud attending
service. June Let.
BYRON small aud bride ~ Wilton have
been at Capt u. VI. smalls for a few
days.
Mr.. Ellery Fsrrar with her baby. III
strong, ARE nj 4. =. farrar's Tor th. sum
mcr, Mrs. y. being In poor health.
Wilson Hy.r.on injured his finger q
few dsy. since, making II necessary To
entirely remove the nall.
Although we have had few pleasant
days Ne we're forcibly reminded Weine.-
day that We knew what a rainy day
meant.
MI.. Emma Ryer.on I. dr--smaking
about the village since returning from
south Paris.
Eva Doble has gone Ia George D.
Hammond. near Paris iIill Ia work.
pcnsioner. to have their voucher.
made out were thick th. morning OF the
ith Inst.
Geory, Noye. Ia. gone on the old
farm owned by al. father, where the
building. were burned two years ago,
keeping bachelor. hall, Intending soon
10 build a barn an the place.
Henry Miner aud wife of Gilbert,ille,
have visited at l.. T.. Gariiner's the pres
ent week.
Mr.. =. Doble has yi.lted her daughter,
Mr.. T.. NJ. Thayer, ut South Paris, ~
Gently.
Repair. are being made at the Baptist
church, eno,ating Interior, etc.
Planting goes on slowly. the continued
vet weather being decided hindrancr
to rapid work AZ much of the ground u
too vet Ia work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
WEST PARIS

y. n. Locke aud q. II. Lane went "a
the lakes on fishing trip the first Of
last week. While out hshlng Tuesday
FORENOON q. n. lane had the misfortune
Ia sprain hls ankle very badly. lie start
cd Tor home AZ soon ss be- could procure
q team, arriving hcme early "Wednesday
morning.. lie Il now confined TO the
house.
Mr.. y. n. Locke and Mrs. I. y. En-
mons Visited Kent. nm TIL. past week
Ia procure accommodation Tor their ,laugh-
tiers Who are Ia attend that school this
fall.
Herman Abbo,i hs. sold al. meat busl-
ness Ia J. \. Tlrooks. Mr. Dcnnen !.
running th. tesm for Mr. brooks.
y. a.. iIolli. has sold hls Interest In
the firm of Iam.deli & Hollis Ia George
Riiion. The firm will now be known q.
Rsmsieli 4 I,ldlop.
4 few 81 the e.. \. X. men In TIL. W.
entity went to south pari. "Wednesday
Ia attend the Oxford County veteran
Association.
The special lecturer of the state
Grang. viii come here Friday, April 18th,
a. address thl. grange. \ special meet
Ing l. called anil u I. hoped all the mem
Ter. will make an effort to IT, present.
Daniel Curii. h,. torn down the shed
back ~ al. builllng. aud Il preparing
to build Q stable.
4. 4. stst.on has gone Ia Bo.ion Ia
sscccpt position offered him q. hrc-
man on the old Colony X. IL.
Tie VI. D.. Quarterly Meeting Will b.
held here next saturday afternoon ani
SUNDAY forenoon.
The oxford District I. u. q. i. Lodge
hold. it, next session with Bucknsld
Ioigr, l,uckfleld. "Wednesday, June llih.
Mr.. T.. =. Ferry ani her two children
have gone to Portland and vicinity to
,i.lt RELATIVES. While Mr.. Perry !.
away the .lnglng Al the sunday service.
~ the VI. T.. church will bc by m'ie
quarietic.
". 4. Wheeler IL south Paris was IN
In this place Friday.
Mr.. 4. Rates has returned tn New
Haven. The carpenter. have hls new
house up and partly boarded.
Hannibal lloughion - Auburn has
bc~n stopping With u. W. Bryani Tor the
past few days.
Two men werr In town rhur.isy In
Producing new Kind 10 . washing ma
chine.
Mr.. York. the Bethel photographic,
Ia. b--n In tai. place the past week.
Thcv arr two mall. . day Ia North
rah. nov. Mr.. Bryant makes up the
early Portland nail In IN" morning dur
ing the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
MASON

This i,h day of June apple tree. are Ia
full hloom; grass u yrt Tar behind
much planting not done aud u rain.
again to-day.
The Methodist circle met With Mrs.. a..
u. Merrill Yesterday and they boast q
full house aud q ,vry pleasant tlme.
NJ ths Methodist meeting ruesday,
kidsr Adam. preached an eNcvllcnt and
Instructive sermon In the afternoon.
Mr.. VI. n. MIL. has hecn quite sick,
bat appear a. - much better nov.
Mrs. Mason l. some hstier. bat i In .
bad cunliiion.
G.orgv u. Merrill discovered q larg,
hawk la hi she'd. IL shut the door aud
caught the bird in III. hands. Il l. nos
a prisoner.
Arthur Merrill has underplnnei his
houss rvshiugls,i hi harn aud made
other IMPROVEMENTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Frank ". Davis 81 East Hiram !.
studying theology Al Bangor. lic Viii
breach AZ the Congregational churches
at Denmark aud irownfieli during hi.
vacation.
R-,. John klmhall. al.o q son ~
Hiram. will locate Ia the tnlNcr.ali't
parish a. orono.
on wc.lne.day last chsfli" Clarke fell
Ia hi. father. stable, . piichf"rs handl"
entering near hi. groin inflctlng ser
loa. Nouni, passing briwc"n ia" skin
ani the wall. ~ the stomach. No Inter
n,l organ. we're rup,urrd aud h. !. nov
improving
1h,rle. Lowell lo.t horse worth slD
Nav ID,h. IL wa. rup,ur-d by fence
stake.
John Pierre, E.q., Ia. "r~ctNi nice
csrriagr house.
Mr.. is.sc ". Storrr has returned tn
hi. house In south Hiram, having rc.li-
81 q year With Erasiu. s,orcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
FAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. Bst-sy Case. Who has been sl'snd-
,n, a.. winter In wsltham, u at otis
u,ytIn'. for the summer. Her sister
NJ. Eliza whiicomb, has bern away
bat returned to Mr.. Martins last ..ck
.,,,ompsnIed BY her daughter, Mr-'
sarah i.oyejoy, Of Portland, Who made a
.hort stay.
Mr.. Donovan of Boston has been 'i-'-
In, M. uncle, william knlghtly.
y. Millstt ani wife, Who have eeci'
up v. Ia.kell's for some time, have
,.,u,n.,i "a Lisbon. Their daughter
wiIma. will remain with her grand
Parents through the summer.
Mr.. Byron klmhall Of North Briig-
ton i. .peniiag few weeks Win hs'
daughter. Mrs. Virgil johnson.
charles Allen, Who has been working
On, whitney buck. has hired with u. N
Miller for two months.
william knlghtly has taken benja"''''
u.r.tou'. land to cultivate this year.
Mi. Emma knlshtiy Who lately grad.
uaie,i from the Norway High school ma
gone TO Turner To work Tor ME- huiu'
/ Prince. a.
Miss Katie Donovan Of Lewiston u
visiting Mrs. X. &. Hilton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
WEST ssr-tI

Cras. l.. growing finely during TIN.
,-ool. Nj weather.
Planting 1. not vt all done, while
.ou,s crop. arr being ho-,i. Barley viii
-. .oNc,l on many pleccs iniendci Tor
.a,i..a. Il will give letter crop Than
late oats.
T,- rroWs are helping the corn to
come az and some farmer. sre Offering
second bounty on their head.
.h.,p belonging e. y. 4. Wheeler
-. r-,,.ntl, Killed ani tNo lambs So
y-frly injured hy dogs. =,
The Granger. are treating their nav
q. a coat II paint in.l,l~ snd out aud con
template othsr improvement. IN uh"lf
prupsrt, soon.
Nj. Alice willis, a teacher OF lewis
ton. 4. .t--niing vacation With her 'is-
ter. Mr.. \. ". Grover.
Deer arr often -ecn on Pletsani i'l'r'
meadows. -
H.,f cattle are selling for 500 per
hundred: bat no Nool buyer. on the
rad yet.