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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-30
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

C,EvrEAL HEAD or GOOD Mich
> COWS and heifers. Enquire at 81 East,
Turrrf SOUTH 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-30

Go to the Sspdbcrg Furniture Co,
los w, S1ueS Temple St, and *;
anime ues View Sofa BED, Fesl
in s,le niart-t. f-s.a - fsil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-30

Digithrria- tl1at ter.ibie.scourge i
the result nf aiierobes. Ea'lam'
Microhe Killer w.l destroy the
Microbe. - u -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-30
WANTED.

LADY 30 ARDER. WHO OULD
N hep q II tie N part payment OF board
l.. a. :. preferred. Call ~ y Currant -.
TREsH NIL H COWS FUR CASH.
tpEly " address GEORGE MCCAR-
ROLL, ssf :. Nain street., :. = CITY. an 81
A COOK AND A NURSE GIRL. APPLY
n 80 +. South Temple street.
a HOY 10 CARRY NE EVENING
"A -NEWS. Apply 70 Tacs- ;. HIGHAN.
ANN. anice. DIT
TARPENTETsS AND TRACK MkS ON
- the Utah Central kailway. Good
wsgc s9aid. : Apply a the DcpOtOr Al Onec
gpRoaisr sasle Gate, q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-30
THROUGH GARFIELD eeyxTy
frconfaEing Signs Noted Baf,ns !
Pleasant Eisrf.isai . !

Correspondence Of The prs 5sa
a very pleasant week has been
spent 3y Your correspondent in
uarheid County, and most places Of
interest have been visited rtt1
ranguiteh has every appearance
Oh a thriving settlement, many OF
the dwellings being eommodioas
brick structures. The co.operatiye
store Is doing a flourishing business.
and an addition is being built,
a more room is nov NEEDED.
The Garfield Issehe sse aecu-
pies a large twO-story brick build
ing and is also in 4 prOspesors con-
dition. Commercial prosperity in
this Ii ne indicates tine condition of
the people aud promotes their com.
fort and welfare, busalbusines. mas
recently been started in the shape
OF a saloon which will have the, OF
Posite result and it. blnefn ipfiu-
ence has already lssn felt. Il Is
indeed well known Ne, eSery-
wlierethai the liquor Dealers pros
r-rity n.eans The increase Of crime
and a tendency to introduce wretch
edness and poverty into Tie home.
A brief visit was made 10 the
Panguitch Stake Academy, which
at present Is held in the meeting
house, ac0mmodious brick bullding.
The school is ably. conducted by
Prtfessct john sgenson, q s4adu
ate Of the Il. Y. Academy, and il
has been vel palT1nized tliiIsfnr.
Few pisces Would be mofe greatly
neretted by an annual Arior Day
than Panguiich and Il il 70 be
hoped that the peopleswiH embrace
every opportunity Of. planting out
additional trees, which win make
the town more attractive.
Travelling east We crossed new
canal which is iio9 being con-
strocted about twenty miles from
Pspsuiich, for the purpose Of cou.
teying water front TIE. east fork OF
the Seviet river 70 tfacl o. land
whielis when brought under cult
vation, will be sufficient 70 Sustain
about seventy families. lt@s also
ANTICIPATED Ind. IN the hear ffture a
new town will spring into existence
there, as the soil will be very BRO
tiuetive.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-30

BERLIN NEW ToKK NOVELTIES IN WRAPS, JACKETS AND
FLUSH SICOUES n Express Brings Additions Daily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
oeeAI NATURAL QUALIFICATIONS.

some years ago Young man applied
Ia the District Court of Dallas, Tor ad-
mission 20 the bar. II looked very much
q. though be lacked the requisite prepa.
tIon, and the examining lawyer badger-i
him until hls brow Was besdet with per
spirstion.
..Do you know what fraud IL In the
judicial sense Of the woriy'' be inquired.
.I DON'T hardly think do" vas
the stammering reply.
swell, fraud exists when q man takes
advantage Of his superior knowledge Ia
Injure an ignorant person"
ESQ thst's it, Il ti Then you take
advantage of your superior knowlesige u
ssk me questions ! cant answer. and In
consequence thereby ] am refused Z
license, I will be injured. and you Will
be guilty Of fraud, won't you. Judger
The lawyer Was very thoughtful for =
few moments, and then added reflect
lively;
"My young friend, perceive you have
great natural qualifications for the BAR
-Texas Slftings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
Ll.LlE O. ANpgIw..

The death Of Master i.e-lle u. Andrews,
son Of Mr. George u. and Mrs. Della u.
Andrews, took place last saturday, afier
a long aud painful Illness. lie had been
subject % an inhrmity of body for Nv,
years, aud four years ago he .ubmitt~l
himself to many operations In Bo.tor
hospital, being patient sufierer, bot With
out bringing the desired relief, aud at th'
age of u years his life has been surrender
ed 10 the many infrmltle. that have po.
sessed his body. To his parents aud al
friends his death IL an event at sorrow
miiiga gaiesi only by the circumstance thai
for his phy sicai Ills there Was no proml.'
Of escape, aud, therefore, to die Was rc
lief from life Of suffering, and q rea
gain. The friends of the family ~il
deeply .ympstbixe With them la thei
present beresvement.-Iiaverhiii Mass
Gaxette, Oct. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
Written Coz the Oxfsri ivwcrrsi
A MEMORY.

Ds yoa rvmsmt.sr, h-h,ci,
The dan >.yemhsf day.
whsn 90 siiml--i the hill from the village,
Whish In pssesful stiilnsss syf
Grsy ani .saisr thu sioais wsrv.
Os that ssiii. svrst sfssfpcsni
Hat the HIGHT % love ws.in ear hesrs-.
Our n,,- vsrv ell In tune.
Var %. the .s.~y white Aeab,sias
View hks sisnts wrsppssi In thsir ci"sis'
AMI thsosrus. tuxFrt. mslestF,
usare.i u. .csfr..l fsss 81 ths closis.
>esvr. ti.s ~is'iins ~sce
hrussh ths mssisws ne~si shas.
whils the Sigh. - the wssinE pins TIVE
n<a' With. rrvls sni .""s'
We a, sni ~sishei ~ ,ilisss.
I.yins 80 sie-s t our frst.
Ns msny soris serr st-sksns
not ths si.ss. "a. Eollsa ssf s~es''
so@s,ims. q i.s~ 20 ssaliEa,
rr,e . nft IN The sissts ai.se,
WOahi fall 90 as sutdisnly, telling
az tool sns NJ. ~ensisffni lsss-
sil.ut .,ii 90 de.sssi~i.
wh.a m. .hs.le. ~ of s,sninE fsh.
Ths I,sacs % hsst.n wss In oaf hssr's'
Voc 80 Ls,ei sssh sthsf eel.
Ths assr,.s ~ friend. ~ sew Thea.
ARt . trust ~tn ever -.
Ikasu shall aai yoa IN hsssvn,
All thai .. snsash fsf 80.
ysa rasy t.n ~ Jans sol sspssialsf'
A ths iotsilest usgnih. In NJ Itsfs
nat ~ hsar. ~ Ersy >stemtsf
AZ ever h. me- s.Fv sissf'
n.ssa.s - IN snasinx fssmoftes
whieh ths-s shsis~y dsfs wall
All ~ tAsasht. thsash sAis. srv .smhF',
s~i ~sishs. ",sf AL -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
ron the FARMERS.

cfif.r t.gr,rsfferff Drpfrfnfaf.
r., A., H.. ,,s,h, thing Al tb. risht time
4. .,,, ,o srhIeve .occr.s In
o,s., hr,,cb M bu.I
r n, ,i,h, wben n will
-, 49,. ,,,. n, n,.r,Ir.l work,
r-... 49,, i.eli,, In ad,Ic~. n
49,. ar. .,..,,nc. ~ IN. hear, the
.., ..-,I ,,.,..,,.,..r. mu.t have
~, 49,, ~ . !. IA. mouth. for
-, s" -'.. .,,in, ~, IN. farmers.
,,i, a. very rbe,p
." .'e ~, -, .o,.. 80, J.luI.
- IN. "a a.. Iii ..n,.,r. ,o tr.t n by
,.',,, .h.a 4, Too os,eu pro,,. to be
rs.'..' -, M, 49,. ,., M xritine. i.
,' ,.,s,l',,i, .,.Il,ble only Ia
,h... mo ar. rell able Ia push their
- Lon. h,, the poor chap Who !.
.,,,,,,In, ,o..urpor, large family aud
me-, - ,,a,,.,,, f,om the Homestead
a. A. -, -, nj. oxn ,..sI.. The
". ",.'. a. -" a. ,.,.ue The ,,ll.
-, .,.g...fu,
,nS ~ ,u"e' :" ,.o,n 4, ,h.
results "' Nsu. ~ 49,, n. an. a.,
n.sh s"u 'a'''s n, ,aa an. rae.
ot many Nn" ~""'' k''''
~, W, '"''n' -. a. n, one.
10 IT, v"mirucn n"g ..a, ma,
Psn' VIII . ' 80. .sl.,r. az
u'k'', .n,lI.., ,o .nv
'im'ns -. -,
other caliihs' ~ u'' 1t. a..
hfmef. Who mu. 90 u''s vi, " a
orlef ~ met .,'" ~, 49, i,..s,., am
w" N"l, 'I",h Wv ' -, ,.,m.,.
ashc u''' .".,' .aor,ax 4, can
sha m,nasy !" 80 ~. wno ...m
h.iuN % ,'i.,. .as' .,a =, 49, .sstIn, ,hs ,...om
..,,h wl,h unIu. ,Iol~nc-.
49,, hi,. -, fall many [. sunny
.a' '.',,' ~". =, ,,.,n ,., {,
nyu' s"n I,,i,. Ill lnow them.
ah' sl u'" nn '.'u,a,. -,,,,,n
w tN' ul NV" -,' -. ,,l,,.,
h"i., thl.'les ahn .,',' -, 80
eagh, va grow, ,u'hp a., r.. .ai
dl',phs,.d ..,,In, ,.In'
such q, ti'-e "l.'. ~ "" 'hs l,,s,'i
unI,. 49, s..,,,,,s In,ans,Iou
application ot ili hsu,sn' "p pt'' :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
alll hYE Ellps BRAN.

MANY thcori.. have be.n advanced 10y
editorial farmer. for the hard times
snong agricalturist., hut ! incline o.
bsli.,r II LA falling or Ia the u.. oi
hran, write. mn Nye to Northwestern
Miller. Z hs,. plgu,nt little tam
color-,i Jcf.ey CIV on my country .rii
who wa.. . year sgo, . mental aud phys-
lcaI wreck. She suffered from Insomnia
aud llfc ..rtnci Ia her altogether un'
lovely. iIrr only rrmslning offspring
had b-cu kldn,pp~i, and ~ss .sld to
hs,. h~.n Ia th. .oap-the mock-turtle
.oup. IN. plne,i and frrtt~i good
deal. aud thi. prvyv,i upon her vitality,
lmpslring digr,iion and threatening her
with hollos horn sni early death. Got
her a large quantity 10 bran aud made
, pleasant aud soo,hing ml.h upon her
by mean. IL u. At first sb. would in-
.srt her no.. In u up to the top 81 h~f
lower .yclli. aud thrn locking far away
Over the purpl. hills. .hr would blow
thi. bran m,.h scro.. the state, an'i
What dh M, 90 up the sleeve. 81 my
o,ercoit wouli chlnk up the barn sni
frcckle our family carri,sc. Hut afisf
Will. ia. NJ. u almost gr-'Siily aud
.oon the blri. sang again la her sorrow
Ing heart. sh- forget her grief, hal no
mor- scliliy ~ stomach, fishc. OF heat
or .lnkins. ringing In the ears, dizziness
az tired feeling. aud now .he !. perfectly
veil. Last fall shs ate no, only h"f
thru. meals 0iAy. but also a scarlet gc-
ranlum belonging to my wife, Mack.
lnac straw hat 10 mine, two yard. III
bro,aded rib,,on from th. costume of =
Young lady from Chicago Who va. pat
ting her on th. heat, ~ worth of gliil.
olu. bulbs, q child. shirt aud a di.h 81
blanc mango which va. cooling on the
rain water barrel for the pastor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

On whatever track he trots, Nelson !.
.tIll king of the turf. Nelson did not
start for hi. Pine Tree home Monday
night a. anticipated, bat turned west
az giin. going back To Cambridge city,
Ind. TIL. was to get him to make an.
other record, because the trial 3;il J.!
made by stamboul In California, on Sat
uriay last, wa. approaching too neif
the kings record to be comfortable
The crowd at Cambridge. Tuesday, wa'
unusually large, due to the news of Mel.
sons presence. The track WAS good and
after one fal.e start the great stallion
went on like a shot. AZ the first quarter
there wa. yell. at the half mile poet .
howl of delight. and when be made ths
mile In 2 10 81 there was whirlwind ol
hurrah., the breaking of his own rccorl
by IL second set the crowd Wild, aud
the horse VA. lionlsed by all present.
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
the MltkMAN AND nls CUSTOMERS.

An Impression prevails to some extent
among cliy consumers of milk, that cus-
toners fret .erved from the milkmsn's
cart on hIs route, or at least, that the
firsi milk from the full can, where the
milk has t~cn brought some distance
aud the nights sni mornings milk mlx-
81. IL superior In richness 10 the middle
or bottom of the can. The reason Tor
thi. IL that as cream naturally rises to
the surface of q quantity of milk, In
pouring out th. milk from the can, Oh.
customer. fir.t served get the rlchest
part of the milk |. that contains the
most cream.
One of our leading dairy papers rrcent-
ly eliiorially declared that peidilng
milk In q city by dipping it from Oh.
top of can ar drawing 70 from the bot
tom by faucet should bc prohibited by
Law, With fines and penalties NJ sirin-
gent ss those that nov legally spply w
q dellver.r of milk % factory that has
lees than three Per cent fat. The ~siiior
b,cked hi. statement by saying that be
tested the milk for Que milkmsn ani
found iherr wa. "nst about half s
much fat In the Last drawn quart N In
the fir.t dipped ofi."
IIow much the e,iltor above quot.i
nav hay. b~cn Influenced by theory In
nj. statement, u !. not for us to .sy,
hut that the theory 10 the gravity proc
90. ~ crrsmiug " milk points Ia such
condition. .. true. but In this ca.. as Ia
frequently found ln other things, . .in-
Gle t..t or even q series of experiments,
arr not slway. to b. relied upon ne knsi
In establishing q fact where the conil-
tIon. Involved In u. solution are vsri-
able ,ni depenieui upon counter conil.
tlons.
To determine the ,srisiion-if any
there :. In the fai of milk served Ia dlf.
f.r-nt patron. of milk route the Cornell
Experiment station, y. v. scnt mem.
her of a.. .taff "a accompany mlikmtn
over III. city route and ssmplesi his mix
from four different cans, th. sample.
from each b-lng taken from the top,
middle aud bottom of each can for anal
vi. to dc,ermln. the variation of lat
conieu,s.
several trial. were made and the ~
cult showed that there was practically
no difference Ia the quality ~ the mix.
III. trial. w-r- made over .s,rral
Different route. served by different mrn
ani they w.r- cautioned N the h"gin-
ming to Ia po wi.c depart from their or
binary practlce.--iswiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
stain 90 MAINE

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
sr,rE 90 MAINE

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-. - thsn ant thsrv spfesf aei -
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

UONI. "a. a.
Don't kill bird for market until h'
crop IL empty.
Don't kiil q chick until IL is In gool
condition.
Dout waIt until the day before goins
to market before you begin TO feed u
fatfen.
Don't waste food but seek To give What
IL most profitable.
Don't keep forty hens where only
twenty can live.
Doat allow the hens tn roost In TIN
carriage house, wood-shed, ue-up, or ot
the big beams over the barn noor.
Don't try but one breed at time.
Don't expect egg In return tor neg
lect.
Don't cram to-day and s,arvs 'o-mor
row.
Doar srpect poultry TO othrivs In damn
quarters.
Don't be unreasonable and expec'
something for nothing.
Dour mansgc tlse poultry busines'
any Iess carefully than yoa would you'
mill. shop or store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

oxsoRp ..-A,s rr.lss< Cssr hsli q Paris
s,shis ssa fcf ~ Cessu Of oxfsri On ''r
sr,,.i rs~-.isy OF s<sst<r, a. ID. i<ssi
ssa ne v<sitiss of shssh W. L<wts .sf f-,.S
.-ss,.s =. sh~ e-sss<s of Nasry Ea ne 81 Frye
ssrs IN ssii esassy 'tscss>ci. ..s,
ossxr1p. rhss sssscs u Ne fsreesane ~
a.. - psblisl.>-i fss shres us<ks seecs.a,ssy'
.s,.r tsske thirt Tss~iAy % ss.y ssIi
Il shr 0xfsri t,sssrrss rnsses -
oss-v' eno.os z, 4 s,,;scyt, sEy:e t,:. ,s.s:;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

"But, Tom, dear, where Il the trout
you ssn you caughtr' "Oh, that one (.
Why-yes, Of coarse-welI, I took that
trout, and Il looked 90 good ! cooked u
and ate Il on the spot. And, speaking
Of eating, Msude, ! wiah you'd hurry up
that dinner. haven't had . mouthful
ell day.- And then, Msude, fos the drst
tins dosbtsd her hnsbasd's veraeify.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

Don't pile the MANURE In the fields Ia
the fall. II IL useless waste Of labor
aud lo.s of manure. Apply u directly
to the land when u s taken to the fields
The work will BE- out of the way, tlss
resulting crops will be better, aud ths
returns from the outlay larger. With
the land iu the spring time all ready foi
the team aud the harrow, . large area oi
seeding can be done In time and In order
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
Get every furrow turned thIs autumn

Get every furrow turned this autumn
n possiblc. There are many reasons
why this IL desirable, but this one ].
enough: The work II accomplished and
90 much ls out Of The way Of the short
seasou Of seed time. Everything that
can be done In autumn to forward ti.s
work Of spring should be accomplished.
The days are now short, but they should
be very busy ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

II. there any difference In the ricbne..
~ q COW. milk a. .he grows older, snd
doe. IA. require more nutrition. fooii
Roth the.. que.tlon., Ne think, should
d. answered Ia IN. Affirmative. Ihs
heller or yoang COW, until growth u
completed. must of n-S~.sliy sppr"pri-
ate some ~ her food Ia the further do
,clopmeni of her system, beside. r-.tor'
Ing the current waste of Tissue. The
cow that has attained her full growth
hi. merely 10 appropriate the fool ol
maintenance from her ration sni JET ths
rc.t 20 to Increase the quantity ani I'm
prove the quality of her milk. n. Ia
failure from agr, this depend. very
much upon how the COW Il foi ani cared
for. Ah.lf starved aud neglected. Gov
viii H. older practically At seven years
than the ~ell kept one AZ ten, aud Ia the
falling OF In her me.s, both ~ "a quh'
iiy aud quantity. ~ . rule Ne believe
the milk ~ every COW !. richer after in,'
turity than AZ any time during her grow
Ing years. The same u true of the m.
nurial value ~ her dropplng.: they vii
b. richer In her after than In her rarlic'
DAYS. AMER maturity she Will CIV.
larger rrturn Ia milk products Tor th'
amount of food consumed than In hcl
previous life; hut the young COW of.ct'
In growth ~hat the older COW exceeds u
dairy product.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
OXFORD. ;. At |. oOsr Of Probate esh ,

OXFORD. a. AT t0art of frotAi. bell ~
p.,ts .fthfn sni Cor the County ofoxfor'i.
"a n. ttiF,i rur-isy % tst. a. II. lea.
ttis "a .rTra sud Is-l o. Merrill tsscuisf- 90
N. s.tsis % Isaiah wsrren late ~ frt.eaff.
s.,roant ~ alainistrstisn ~ The estate of ALL
alsesas.Si Cor sliy~anrs.
osp,srp, rhst The .shi kNecs,ors give
ussrs b. Ali J-rssa. inters-isi. by cau.inf seYtl
,....l,,lV In the Oxfori Dsmarrat prtnist n
| Parts. thai thsy may ap,<sr d q fro,sts ,sar
- h~li Al Pads. In .sit Cosaty, 90 the thlri
T,.s.isy 20 >ot. nsst. Al n'ne ethsA IN ~
t',,es-,a. sBi .hos caa.s. ~ ahy they have. shy
| ~ .as.s shssuhi nss - sihysct.
.gog.E A. WILSON, Jatxe-
at,.s r.py --sils-s Ill a.. DAVIS. hc<s<fs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

A fact worthy Of note IL that Aroo.-
took County has made shipment ut 10
barrels of apples Ia markets out.ide.
They were grown In the town Of sher-
man. on the we.t line Of the county.
Thu. the prediction made several years
ago, that Aroostook Was yet To become
shipper of apples, has been verified.
sherman and vicinity can grow NJ good
| fruit of the hardy, quick growing sorts
AZ any section Of the state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

axvopn ..At. C.urs ~ Prshsi> bell 81
ia. xtthls asi Coz ths Coanty ~ Oxf"ri. on
~ thiri Tas~lay .f ost-. a. -. lss.
.s. sas Ystitisa "a Eimssi y; Chapman ~,
The apt-sintmsnf of ANaa u. e",sn !. Sss,
-. 80. N IIs nsssr In all county ds>'eas~i.
oIfpERED, That satics ef tes fcre<anx ~ ~
,,.,a I.r psbllsh~i Zoe thre vcsAs s.c'sr
rr,sr - IN thiri Tve~iay ef Se.e. a. 4.
'A'' ''@'''' GEORGE A. WILSON, Jwirs.
A sru~ e,py-sfsr-s III. Z. DAVIS. h~x1ss~r'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
AInrKr :. AUSTIN. crsEs'


H. M ua.,sr.hls C0assy csauaals'i""sr- 81 w
toautv a ONtari .-.-..... =, u.hr.,
Ws tts aadsf-txnssl. lnhsheens ~ -, 49,,
i .t-t,ftt rv.t-stfaiiy fvprv-nt tes -
-. =. ..i.s,.. AL ns<sssttF fs.felr 49,
.s -. s.7atissas snf "a ii-sss,t "a 49, =. -
-. m ~ hifa-sy ss no tfassl'. -,
- ~ - -. r,-.ttrnrs 20 tsrs Msrshsli IN ~
- "a Il.l.r..n. Csaafy 20 Oxfsri. ~ w -, -,
-, "a Assa.aa. rssis- in al nse..s. :,
,-,..isstiaf a - assr N tslr... -. ~.
~. t,.i.,s.. Ws tbsrsfUv r,gur1 Y~af ~.
- -. n.., a.a-..i dar ssstlss " - xfee'
=. -. ..sl rss,s ssa s.sAs .seh saes.s..s ,,ss.
- -. ..-....-s at no k-csfiee- ef suhse'
.. Fea @sy ssss ~ =. .',.,
IL slDsT hssslnt ~th es~f ffNs
ssYt. u. is. s...,tt ..t A. sxA.r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

80. x,,biu sni f.sr ths goanty ~ oxf cri. On
a. ,h,r,i T,ss.lay sf sst. A. u. lso
.ssis w.rr.a anI Is-l " Merrill. frussce. On
An. ..t.te of Isaiah wsuen. late ~ fryesefk
4. .xlI Couaty. desss-~i. hs,tsg prv-ns~i
,e.t, .e...art sf .r.ini.trstisa of The estate ot
..lt sle.sa.ssl Tor siisssncsi
osp,k,p. Thsi ths .sii Trustee. give n"tiss "
al p<r-e.- tn,srs-.~i, y, c.s.nz .t, t,.,,.l, =.
A, m. oxfor,l nsmsrrHf. printri "a Paris. thsi
49, nav .ps--sr a Csast sf frei.is % - ssh
al c.r,. in ssii t0snty. on The thiri teeshhl y,
.ss~ e.a-s, n sny thsy have. ~hy The sA"s
.hoall nss ~ silswet.
A trus copy-sfts-t-u. 4. DAVIS, h~rs<f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

T. a.. Ii...rstls Hssr,i - CaautY Ceinuis
sasasFs .fthiu sui 90 g. rusatf - otiuf'i,
o. a. ststr - Nairs
r. 5-.i.T.isu..i. riiissus at tsssss - ssii
fnanfF q "a t.lT,i. rrsfsstfailf rsTFv-Ff tlsai
r,sraus.aa rlanF~nirurs aHf NsrrssiiF r"slairv a
-. - niF fsasf o. saif UsuutF. rslfasnftnE 81
a r-Irf r.s.r ths kua-r q iu-srh Almhah tn
.t.s- srf Ttsnufur tn . srstrTiF dlfssties hf 81
u....f frasih- rt-ltH g. tntrr-sst stth N ffsai
tas.fInr fftaHn Nartk FfFshurg D. thathsn nraf
a. hssass a lagr.s hafiss IN 49, 49, -,
ttsrsfsrg prar tkst vua ttss sahi rusts aai
E.Isfs - .sass. sssi o. dsif l.last oil sssf
i,.,.-i q So is s.ii sssssf thi. s''A asy -
taus. a A. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

"well. what do you wautr' askei the
nerousut of his assistant, Who had begun
- whlmpcr. ~ want the sarth," walled
- young man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
AMONG THE FARMERS.
-srssp rms rLov."

C.rrrsresience on practical Agricultural isvios
is selisltci. Aiircss ell communication IN
tensiei for this depsrtment " AsnicrLtusAt
kpfrsn. Oafori Ilsmccrat. rans. Ne.