Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

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thinking " was hi. own destination. lie
lid he was from Newriggle. o.. where
n l. said that man was killed la .
church did not learn what his ofens-
wss. bat no doub, he richly deserved bis
fate. Possibly he put pants button on
the plate.
Newnggl- /, not far from wingcrt.
Corners. where Nasty hnt got his idea
- the Cunfelrit y Roads. II was iher.
b. heard s-rmon over the bo.ly 20 q
soldier. u l. claimed. which CAV. him
,b. idea witch b. afisrwarl carried cut.
Sewrggle u . strong Democratic
stronghold. anil according 30 law must
have ihr.-e m.mb-s ~ the snco---iul
party In the preceding election a. slec.
iion juigcs. &c. Thr- Republicans hal
to L. imported this year into Newriggle
t.for, the election could L. held accord.
ing Ia law.
Sewrggl- r-inind. ne. In this rr.p-ct,
~ Erin Prairie. town Ia my old state.
whsr- there va only on. Republican Ia
eighteen years. and be was la, zen
cru-sing th. ln, At q foi irvt and pick.
ing large yi~cc. 20 ruck ALT out ~ his
legs a. be- ran
ny brother spoke al Erin Prairie ono.
on Oh. living issu~- of the time. lie was
q young man. fir-l with ambition aud
willing 90 sI-,k almost anywhere that
th. comnitiee ssni him. IL had a god
voice. AMI u was no trick q, all Tor him
81 hsy, an entire I-tit jury baihed Ia
i.ars. lie spoke f--lingly always. anil
scalding tears chased Que another down
the furrowcd cheek % the jurOr who
hsi not formed or -tprr---i an opinion
for % against ih. accused.
~ my brother went ont a. Ern Prairie
by or,l.r % the cuinmiti~- 20 make Re-
publican .I--ch. lle noticed when he
sut there that the hand was no, there To
me,t him. but h- got some tea and In
quirri for III. hall. Il was plain hall.
with . fraycd lithograph Of . forgotten
one night yrntnloluist hanging fron
the walls And I-rchancr a three sheet
po~tsr of the Goldie- McCracken l-ggitti.
mate ilippy.is.h0p company.
II. went la among the yoi.r., but he
.aw ~ kindly look of recognition. Erin
Prairie Wa always motel for iis smoking
tobacco. II was grown on the place, aud
aid 10 L. cur,-l by the farmer. there,
but always claimed that u was not q
radical cur- 10y any means IL was
called the International smoking tobac.
O., bccaus. YOU could smoke 1, In this
country ani smell u In Europe.
Nv brother went back % the end Of
ih. hall sni took out soIn. notes he had
male which wen, on Ia show that there
hal b.cn le-- scab and hollow horn
among sheep aud cattle since the adop-
ton % the war tariff. and that pip
among poultry hal decreased ot ! per
cent. since the protective tarif hal be-
come q .ettlcl matter In this country.
Will. b. was writing line or two
for an introduction. A. n 10 riuie his
argument on the spot, . typhoid ben
egg hit the chimney ~ hi. lamp and
popI-d. Then suddenly /, made few
offensive remarks and became dis
agreeable omelst on the side of the lamp
Ny brother l. calm man, with q
light blue eye and .tid upper lip on
which ther. Is svigorous growth u mus
iache. Tossing back his nustache and
allowing the hot. inalArial breath Of the
egg io grappl. with the fnine- OF the In
tsrnational smoking tobacco Of Erin
Prairie. he began his speech In clarion
ton.-.
Now aud then the parent % an orphan
kitten would come whistling through
the air. AMI cries u ''shut mp and "Go
homey" might have been heard by one
who happened to have his ear TO the
ground at that time.
Ny brother looked little pale, for his
health was not very good and the roo,n
was very close indeed, but he spoke ON
brayely till. like the Clover club. Erin
Prairie hal made all the remarks u had
10 make. aud then u simmercd down.
When be closed he got hand or two.
and one old man with thick red fur
down the outside 81 his throat and a
me,licated flannel lining 20 his mouth
aid as he shook hands with the young
SPEAKER:
"Mr. Noye. We done dom well wid =
dom poor chance. and be gorry ys must
not Judge the town by the dom hood.
lnms and roof skoof and Hoon We Hoons
and ragtag and bob,sil that was here
tonight, for lie gorry u was not what 20
uoight call . riprisiniitive audience at
All. livery mon IN Airin Prairie that
bad dom bit u sinse s,aid at home
In Ohio we had To wait over At rail.
road crossings several times for two or
three hours In order Ia connect. This is
. very rircsome Job. aud % we most al
ways hunt up billiard room and wear
Dut the time by playing pool and bill
Iiarls. Pool In Ohio Il not AN expensive
game. especially at the crossings and
functions. We had 10 wait two hours
4 one junction, ~ We went to the hotel.
rpe our coats checked and then went TO
! temperance billiard hall. where at the
cigar counter they used = natural gas
well for cigar lighting.
The tables were rather old and had
been slept on . good deal too much. and
the cushions rpoaned when ball struck
them, and the cues ne~ied new tips, and
the floors needed concentrated lys and .
frcshet.
We played eight games In two hours.
Tor which ws were required TO pay forty
cen,s, or ave cents per game. When
this wss done tho propristos gave ~ AZ
tssu eiesn