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Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
4 MocxINe BIRDS LESSON.
In . Few Minutes 1t Learned Some New
Sounds hut Forgot It's Clever Songs.

In . Few Minutes 1t Learned Some New
Sounds Hut Forgot IT'S Clever Songs.
"There he goes again. groancd Mr..
George Phalen, O wealthy resident OF
Highbridge. "Was ever man cursed
with such bird?"
ssBirdfD exclaimed Mr.. Phalen's visitor
in astonishment. ''Why, you don't
mean to say you keep bird with all
those cats in the houseY For the sudden
chorus Of kissing, splitting and mewing
that f1oated in from the rear room seemed
todndicate that an animated feline arg1-
ment was in progress there.
soThere is no cat under my roof" was
the reply. "All the noise you hear is
made by single mocking bird. Just
step into the other room and look at him.
A more woebegone creature you never
saw"
The bird, indeed, looked as though he
had seen hard and long service. He had
no vestige of a tail left, and one of his
eyes was gone. His few feathers were
ruff1ed, and all his sleek and glorious
beauty had departed.
''Three years ago old Nick THAT is his
name) was remarkably handsome bird, !"
said Mr. Phalen, land his numerous ac-
comphshments made him great favor
ite and very valuable. He could whistle
The Campbells Are Coming and a
dozen other airs with wonderful clear
ness and musical precision, and he was
so clever that he could learn a new tune
in an hour. Iwould not have sold him
then for $500.
'sBut one night everybody in the house
was awakened by an awful uproar in the
back parlor. The mocking bird was
shrieking, shouting and swearing like a
human being; q cat, that must have en-
tered by the cellar door, for we harbored
none Of his kind, was splitting and hiss
ing furiously, and the sound of some
heavy metallic object dashed frequently
and violently against the furniture was
distxacting. went down stairs with a
light, and ! foundthat the cats paw was
tightly wedged between the wires of the
birds prison, and the terrified brute was
swinging the cage about the room, try
ing to release himself. Old Nick was
nearly dead and badly dilapidated, as
you see him now, before could disen-
tangle the cat from the wires and kick
him out into the darkness.
''The birds tail never grew again, nor
did his plumage regain it's luster. He
was quite silent for full week, and then
he suddenly made the air vocal with a
horrible seEies of caterwaulings, and he
has kept them up almost without inter
mission ever since. In the few dreadful
minutes that he passed face to face with
the cat he learned every intonation Of
voice that his assailant could teach him,
and utterly forgot all the songs and
speeches with which years of careful
tuition had enriched his mind. A poor
exchange, it seems to me.s-New York
Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
Married Lovers.

The affectionate man, who sits with
his arm ON the back of the seat when he
rides IN the cars with his wife, is always
open to the suspicion that somewhere in
the recesses of his self esteem he consid-
ers himself sadly henpecked individual,
and is excessively attentive to his better
half in public places for the simple pur-
pose of side tracking any intination of
such state Of affairs that might be ap-
parent if he didn't do his half of the
acting.
But the exquisite way a friend of mine
directed his pretty wife where to go the
other day as they parted at crowded
street corner contained no such intima-
ton, inasmuch as he put in the word
"dear' wherever he could catch his
breath, and concluded with, ssDon't for
get, dear, to take a-car at Park square,
dear, and remember that the number is
three hundred, dear, and thirty-se~en."
Boston Globe.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
Sudden.

Sudden.
Presence Of mind is not always mo-
ncpoh1ed by the brave and wise, nor isit
uniformly cultivated for great and good
purposes.
Several Of the pupils in a certain
'sbackwoods" district determined not to
study geography. The teacher believed
that they were old enough to begin the
subject, and accordingly called one of
the oldest boys to her desk and spoke to
him about the necessity Of knowledge
OF his own and other countries.
II sha'nt study geography till I git
reatyr' growled the youngster.
The teacher rose quickly and seized
him by the collar, intending to shake
htm, when the young rascal hastily add
ed, NBut I am ready nowr'- Youths
Companion.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
Bakery,

Ebipxers bakery and ice cream and dining
navIcrs, cor. Third and s. Spring Bts,
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE /!

Weakness, Impotency and Lost Manhood per
manently cured. The sick and afflicted should
not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has tray
eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor
oughly the various hospitals there, obtaining a
great deal of valuable information, which he is
competent to impart to those in need of his
services The Doctor cures where others fail.
Try him. DR.. GIBBON will make no charge
unless he effects a cure. Persons at a distance
CURED AT HOME. All communications
strictly confidential. All letters answered In
plain envelopes.
Send ten dollars for package of medicine
Call or write. Address Dr. j. r. GIBBON, BOZ
1857, San francisco, Cal.
Mention Los Angeles HERALD. o7-I2m
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09

This CanBe Done ON Ncarly Every Farm.
Given allow of 100 gallons of water
per minute and plenty of liver andscraps
thrown in, and youc can raise ,Oo0pounds
OF trout in pond 10 feet deep, 10 feet
long and ten feet broad, replacing them
with small ones as rapidly as they reach
marketable size. It can be done very
pro6tahiy7too. The time is looked for
ward to, and it is not far away, when
every farmer viii look upon an acre of
wster as he does upon an acre of land,
expecting so much yearly yield from it,
whether it is pond, lake, riverorestnary.
Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
RATES BY WEEK OR MONTH

c ~ Ind rwmsH HMsan
1 min al n in m~% attend
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
A Dreadful Threat.

A poet having loaned a small amount
toa friend found it very difficult to collect
the same, as his friend failed to recollect
the incident. Meeting his friend in need
the poet said:
'H you don't pay me that $H which
you owe me shall have to resort to ex-
treme measures"
'And what may they .be?"
''Pu dedicate my next poem in your
honor"
The friend turned pale and shelled ,out
abruptly. Texas Siftings.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
APPROXIMATIONS.

100 numbers from So, 1884 to So, ,984 inclusive,
being SO numbers on each side of the number
drawing the capital of 100000; $50.
100 numbers from 80 ,442 to 30, ,542 inclusive,
drawing the second capital prize of $4,000;
$50.
100 numbers from 3S. 1893 to SO, ,799 inclusive,
being SO numbers on each side of the number
500 numbers ending with "a, being the last
two figures of the number drawing the capital
prize Of $50, 200; $40.
500 numbers ending with 80, being the last
two figures Of the number drawing the second
capital prize of $4,000: $40
No. 5,934 drew tile first capital prize of $780,
600; sold in Memphis, Tenn. and Philadelphia:
No. 30,492 drew second capital prize of $lO,-
3s, ,748 drew third capital prize Of $4,000; sold
in Frankfort Mich, and Richmond, Va. Nos.
10, 0,649, % 1868 and 30, $40, sold respectively in
Los Angeles CAL, Minattilan, Mex, Laredo,
Mex, New York city and st. Louis, drew $1,000
each.
Prizes on English printed tickets cashed in
full, without discount, in United States cur
rency.
dersigned, who will attend to their collection
and remit their face value, without charge, to
- MAX. MULLER,
The subscribers, having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, class 81" Gran Loteria Juar-
ez, hereby certify that the above are the num-
wheel, with the prizes corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at G.. Juarez, Mexico,
Wednesday, April I, 1891.
B., PIMENTEL, Interventof.
For particulars address
THE MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
City of Juarez, Mexico
20 wi tux<, &c
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A Large Difference.

Large Difference.
"What was your lawyers fee in that
case, DimlingY'
1T wasn't foe, Totling; it was an
honorarium."
"What's the differenceY'
"Well, an honorarium is about ten
times as much as fee. -Harper's Ba-
sar.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
A Home by the Seaside!
Fertile Farms Where Cool Breeze

Superb fruit and vegetable land with
and view
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-09
Rosebud
Onr Homo Rreu

Our Home Brew.
Philadelphia Lager, fresh from the brewery,
on traught in ali the principal saloons, de-
nvered promptly in bottles or kegs. Office
and Brewery, 238 Also street. Telephone 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

NJ. UIit. UII,' Nuu'r' "a bous.
.....sr iuI, purunivl i1 uur osu
..f.ftua are male B.li, mae
.....e I'm fh. huf Istt.r"st 20 s"m"-
uN.n. frum Ipp'nr1. least
. ..... .... ..... have mtsyuIIur ufiuf
... .. sItfrttr suur.r thrt vHms,
TO-. t.t. Co., rIprlrpruiu,iug qualify
... ...U. IT,. D..
Sell. .ur.rs .srm. tn D. doing ''mr
...s ~arrriT suN har' sIr'ts in
I'D. .f.f.. Isfr April sih..
g.. fU.f ths .Hua BE- s,iiius sh"'I ih'
........ f l.uIr.t1 has tfguu io 'ri,A''
H.r. y Yesterday man from
t.... ...I.uI ht. o. $500 rriuru-
..-.....I. IH.rulH.ius f tII a fraud
I. .. NH. ...a fruu thr p'I'r' That
...... ........s ..ff'.mrut down tuu.irr.
N. ....F .l. r..i other than uur ruuu.
.. ..... NIrr fhr ssirf -Fiilr. De-
"H.f 90 root u one H ih'
...I. 10 fir .uH'rifw 10 D. can
....I fI. t.Uummnihfiuus. 10 ls
..I..r nHI tkr $500 wears iH
H .mT 1HI Co., dame. ui
.... .......e. $500 tr rru,irl in ihr
Itnf 20 excited, gentle.
k..r .aI Esmr wasn't hutf Boz
40. r.s ..m. art .frtIuius flfir
.....H.. ...HIu.s 20 fht zap train.
.I.. tIF.r tkr- tuI aHu '.a's
U.sH .nar rtrs' Clear iHr iTt,A .
..arI trII'rufi ayyfirni hni tlf-
... . r.m Cor Co., papers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
.oRrs.wIsr BETHEL

D. :. SHILLING. y. home ior few dAys.
IT, b. making small buat.
~sm Perkins has a b,g pair ~ gray
horse. that h. putclpsc,i few day. agu.
IT, has dty..,,i thsn all az Ia q n"s ."t
- harnesses. shiny brs.. trimmings, etc.
"a. a. Chapman has beet some line
.h--p. They wrrr only sick q short
time.
S,th Mason IA. ,-ccn hni.hing off =
psntfV-iust o. please his "Nlmmln
fnlks" b. saNs.
rs. Bcnnc,, VA. At thI. place = feN
d,Vs 500.
Mr.. David Gifltnd bet iur cape IN
ths road i-rtacsn Moses Mason's aud
Mr.. I.aursr,ta Valentines the lOth.
Nlphnn.o lcnlcy came up from Rum
ford one day lat Wrsk
\ numl"f ~ people arr lick around
here.
Vim. ,luman. u the "llomc.teai, 90
ani some ~ hi. children afc w With the
prevailing epidemic
VI rcnlcy has pei. groNlng hnely Ia
BAL. gaplsn.
Mr.. anl Mr.. lin iiutChins aud baby
girl and Mr.. IL. mother. Mr.. fick-
etiI went a. ll.bou the lO,h,
An old lady aid o. me Yesterday
well, Biddy .eni John up .. high a. q
Lite and b. aint a word to say Nv
reply Nas that va. thinking hc would
Land on both feet when be- came down,
80 come. brace az, john, aud u you Pc
Gr the WILDLY" why You wont have f'r
a. move her. aud that front room up
stair. will do for a nursery ".oms-
body" aid beware IL the ,idders' and
80 say I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
ANnONIR

Osiug to ths bed travelling hu.iuess y.
getting dull. consequently yout news
gafhsryf hts bat uttls o. rvport.
Re, NJ Pickett hss gone q" Portland
tn attend the Confyryncr The feeling I.
ftruugl, lea favor 20 hi. returning. D.
4 Perkins Will supply next sabbath and
VI . tursou che l"th.
The river driver. arr gathering rvund
their tcuis tu o. r.ldy Cor the Dirt tie
20 water Although Wc have had .sS-
,ral warm daV. tlr strvsms are lns
The ugtl-,k l. rather di.c"unging ~
thIs date
piummrfs msn arr vorking 10" ics
nut 20 Eliis Pond ri,er 80 they can start
their drive.
llr1r, Mn. d.. charge 20 M" Midlg
Dam lluu.s Eirhtri.ou Lake ! an
tuli. aIll takr Possession sUspn.
Tho sfh 20 Nav L. thr time pruphr-
..r.l for ~ ily to leave thr Lake.
William Milton work. tor J. \. French
tli. .Hmmsr. looking after hls iutcr.si
.u his hotel hrrv. NJ iwnch ha- ,htrge
g tir Jpp,r plm lluu.s. sh.r D. sill
a, found moot 90 IN time.
iasf paN uas Observe 90 Lea The ,ougrv-
s,'lnusl ,hur,h hy preaching .cr,ic"' in
fhr evening
onl, thry, y,.e. u mc,sle. reported
sec.
E,, W Noryto.. vill D. out II towu
ILI. week
N,,hoii.t circle a, the hall wc,lnr.-
ja1 r,,uIrc
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aeItrl

Rev. Benl. Foster never recovered eon.
sclcusness from hls paralytic shock aud
died Tuesday morning. The funeral
Was attended by Rev. u. W. Hardy Al
hi home In Bethel. Ills pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Recori wen, Ia Upton Ia attend the
funeral "a Charlie. l.. Abbott, AZ Nr.
IIardy's health would not permit him t.
safely make the Journey. lIl. rrmslns
weie taken % water,llle Friday by bis
son, VI. q. Poster, Esg.
levi Twitchell. Who Tell from the
scsfold In his harm, I. not expected to
recover.
Thirty men came down from Berlin Ia
Bethel Friday morning, where teams
were In readiness to take them Ia Graf
ton. They will drive the Cambridge
River Tor q. T.. Iyer.on.
Geo. Ramsay has a large number 81
men driving the timber out 81 sunday
River.
D.. I. BroSn Ia. large crew At work
on the Magallowsv. The rivers arr all
COOL driving pitch snc with favorable
weather will he easily cleared of the
lumhcr a. large amount ~ snow u on
IN. ground Ia the woods.
Fifty mcu came Ia nethel FROM Han
gur Friday afternoon and were taken by
teams To- the head water. 10 the AndrO.-
coggln a. work Zoe Besrc 4 Wilson.
:. u. rhilbrook I. putting az a s"t 81
nice buildings on the corner III Church
aud Railroad streets.
Ehen :. kilboru I. fni.hing a house
on Chapman Street.
The Congregational society are making
preparations "a build . chapel ln conncc-
tioH With their rhurch.
Mis- Ellen y. Gibson !. homc from
Bridgtou Academy during vacation.
Miss Gibson l. teacher ~ elOCuiion At
this academy.
The student. ~ could Academy had
a sociahlc and sugar party. Thursday
evening last.
Rev. " n. French Occupied the jni-
Versallsi pulpi, SUNDAY last, NJ. Barton
not yet having returned from his Naca-
tlou trip.
Nv. Ames Who Ia. been home Tor
.ome we,ks returns a. Bsr llartor Ia
his business this week.
The students of could Academy arr
sorking hari Tor the Interests of IT.
library. Two or thrcc Young lady
students went cat last wcsk With sub
scription paper among the people ot the
yillsgr and In short time had riisei
ZONE Over hfty dollars for the library
The, sNJrct a. ct mnrr a. only q Inri
~ the Niil1gc has heen CanNassssi. The
academy hts n fine rradlng roam sup
plic,i ~lth The ,srioa' p'pcrs ani mag
aFlnes.
:. n rhllbr,ok !. repairing the Hos
ssrmin house on Main str~-t.
NtpplI NIIgNAlr
NV kimball has gone Ia washing
ton. u. 4.
Mo..s himhall made usA call TODAY,
Aprli lGth. IL hs. b--n spsndine the
Ninicf With relative. In Avon, Mac.
Ne ssys good whc-ling there Tor I've
ss,ks only about i,pt ~ snow ani
that lasted beat q short time.
The watch lot ou thristms. pat Nss
cent o. the Owner lately, found hN fr~l-
20. wheeler. Honest little mnu, mu't
D. rrUariei
Wand ~tu'oru IA. uturnc,i o. hi old
humr.
iuh n. kimhall gave a birthday party
the nth ~ -NIfil IN. farNcll glrl.
presented hrr Nth = lovely mug The
rain prevented the liitl" friends from
coming trum ths llill. D.. I. h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
EASY SuMNIR.

several person. are making Improve
meni. about their bulldlngs.
The >uperint.nding school Committee
will mce, on saturday afternoon at West
sumner, May ~, for the examination OF
teachers,
4. u. Park aud slfe are at i.lyemore
fall.. where Mr.. Park l. In charge of
the high school.
Among other new things Eas, sumner
l. Ca have i've ton scale, 80 that the
big oxen aud high hloOdcd colts can be-
weighed. Il will b. great convenience
10 our community.
Charlie Bradeen la. been on trip Ia
New Hampshire Ia visit relatives.
Ariel !. Russell l. also away calling
Ou friend. Ia Massachusetts,.
". II. Eastman attended the Grand
Lodge 81 Good Templar. ut Lewiston
last week.
The Eastman sec,i Company are busy
attending Ia order. for their seed. which
are becoming more widely known and
appreciated every year. Customer. al
way. receive fair treatment by them.
SLOCuM.
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ALBANY


Rev. =. =. Could, who l. moving froul
belmont, y. H.. Ia Skowhegan, Me-.
spent the sabbath with friends At the
Corner.
u. \. Cummings aud Au.iln IIutchln-
IN srr looking after oxen but dcnt ilnd
them very plenty.
Hiram Robbins dlei Monday after a
brief hut very distressing sickness. Ill
funeral was largely attended. Rev. H..
v. payi. II Macon ofiiclit~i. Mr.. Rob-
hin. uns the North Allany correspond
eat ~ the Democrat. lie aud his wife
we're workers for the Methodist church.
She ht. bcrn one 10 their hrmest sup
porte.
We Vet have some big snow drifts
which make the travelling very had.
George n. Wilbur Who has attended
high .chool ~ Lawrence. Mass, come.
homc on account ~ poor health.
Amo. l.. lI@sn Ia. got through at
ilridgtou Academy aud !. visiting his
uncle. Rev. !. Bean, At North Conway,
Y H.
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GREENWOOD.

n IA. been more than an average sap
season after all, though rather short
one, II II IA. nov cniei for good and
Judging from the present raln storm II
looks that way.
william Thomas live. with hls soii-lu-
law, q. 4. Titus, on the Bryant farm, and
the other day h. gave u. two hours
call which Was very pleasant and IN
.tructiye. III. father was Que 81 the
ploncer. ~ New Portland, aud raised a
family ~ ten children. They lived In a
ia, house when hc was little boy aud
he saws he used "a wake up sometime.
In the morning after snow storm ani
f,nd al. led, together With the whole
chamber floor, covered several inche.
deep with snow. Then, during the day
hI. mother would shovel II Into basket,
carry II down th. ladder aud throw IL
out doors. All the material for food
aud clothing for the family Was raised
on the farm, aud by using strict econ
omy they Away. produced enough To be
comfortable. What would the children
Of to-day .ay Ia that Kind Of living
Aud now they tell "a. that man Ia. de-
generated from 300 few, In height Ia I'VE
feet aud q fraction by reason ~ the f,ll'
perhap. .o. Hut II he has, there !. one
comforting thought la connection With
II, and that l., he still holds domlnlon
over the lover animals according Ia the
original command, a. the folloslng lnc''
dent will show One az our neighbors
had \ sheep which had pair OF twin
lambs. aud about the same time another
had a single one which soon died, then,
Wishing her la bring up one al the twins,
her owner skinned q part ~ the dead
lamb, aud after placing the skln on the
Que to bc adopted, he presented " In IT.
future mother. The rl.e worked Ia
charm for a while, until the sheep hap
pcoed Ia smell 81 the lambs tall below
the edge NJ the pelt, when, discovering
the cheat, she kicked Il away and would
have nothing more Ia do With u, AZ
much AZ Ia ssy, .'I'li have nothing Ia do
with a step-lamb, anyway. Hut hcf
owner VA. not 10 b. folled: taking the
akin from the dead lambs hlnd leg, i've
covered tile other ones tall With ani
then the stratsgem was complete.
No, south Buckheld. that remark wa.
NO, intended to cast reEcetians upon the
soldier, nor Ia roirr In any way To hi'
conscience. Their. lives not the MN Ia
the.e United States who honors thu
brave bay. that faced tho bullets an'l
thus saved our country ron eternal tie
slruction more than my humble self
One soldier told the writer, not long
since, that he never felt more justiflei
I'm hIs life than when he vac lighting
with all HE might on the hattie held fcI
the salyation of his country. 10 MOI
doubt bat that he told the truth, snt
Why should ne no,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
EAST WATERFORD.

Born. April lIth, to the wife Of q. ..
Ames, a sOn.
Leroy skinner la. begun work for W.
II. Warren.
Thomas Brown 1. driving the stage
again.
Dexter Flint has gone Ia Albany tn
work for George French.
Chiunccy Ames Il attending school In
Deering.
Mr.. Eunlce stone died at the town
farm April 9Th. aged ~ years. She Was
the widow of solomon stone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
naXAs1,s POND

SE. Floor, 81 Chspmtu, hansas, ar
tl,e,l here Ihur-iay With carload of
we.tern hotsc.. which are 81 b" sold In
this vicinity.
pr. q. n. Rankin vAs called Ia law
rrn,c wcIne.day to attend hl. si.tcr.ln-
Law. Who l. dangerously sick.
n. y. iarratcc, Insurance agent, wNs
In town this week Ia paya dividend io
Mr. iaiorr.t \. Work.
Mr. n. VI. frrnsld has parchass,l q lot
west ~ the a.. I. u. for the locaiion ~
hi corn factory. The lumber has been
bought aud bullhing viii commence
about the fir.t 10 NAV.
Judge a.. 4 Nilsou will adrrs. \. W.
Whitman l'ust Memorial bsN.
Mr.. Merry Chss". widow ~ The late
Merrill Chase. dlc,i AZ the house ~ i. ".
Chase. At North Woodstock, April 18th,
aged an YEAR,. months, = days.
In the items ~ last week the Nori
chairs" .hould have read "chain'
Frank T.. Carpenter, proprietor oi the
"Gooi Luck" farm AZ North >ionrhan,
~. in tosn a few days this week.
n !. expected that Rev. J.. y. fc,."
will cummeuc- ~. labor. With N"
church herr again the hf't 10 June.
&C. Ndams I. In linston having 80.
cury,l the po.iilon ~ supreme .ccrvtary
in he uiicd urlcr ~ the D"ci ship
hrul.
n,r Grand rrunk all soon Pui on =
crew a. work their granite quarry.
a.. ". Hsrlrtt. former high .chuol
teacher herr. l. noN employed a. night
editor 20 The Hoston Herald.
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ilAROa


Thi. l. busy week for the students
Tuesday evening Mr.. snd Mr.. Sargent
gave an entertainment Ia all bat th'
senior clas., they having hccn entertain
81 earlier In the term. "wednesday
evening was the lat lvccum II tlc term,
The close will IT, Friday, With prize
speaking In the e,rnlng.
We arr Indebted Ca .. u. Glover Zoe 4
copy ~ the Semester. II I. q crc,llt to
the class and very we'll got up copy,
containing letters II Interest; Que III
special Interest 90 u. u FROM cur old
teacher. 4. =. Prescott ~ Jersey city
The flrsi psge ~ the cover has gpO,l
representation ~ the old aud new acad.
cmlcs. while the last page has = picture
~ the Bellevue House.
Rev. \. 4. lleffick anj Hon. MARI
Dunncll, former teachers, are expected
to commencement. We predict they
will hni great changes IN the place.
Ds.lc Cu.hmtn !. home from Water
willie on a short vacation. Her brother
Motv came az from Auhufn With her.
y. ~. ~Pofori has moved To south
raH.. 4.
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auCsgiElD

Moses lalsifer anil wlf, IL Auburn
werc the guest, % Arion =. TIlion'.
family.
NJ. \. q. llnlmcs has rrturn-d from
Fort MI and the Islands where .hc has
Nisitv,l several Nv,ks.
The hotel and the "ledgc" house ~
C.lNci a coat ~ paint.
Dr. Bsiley, veterinary surgeon, %
Portland, vas o. town last week a. look
afisr sick animal In sanford D.. Co
nant's hcni.
N. 4. Kills has sold hi two-ycar-old
Mckusick stallion ''loCtor Horton" o. q
Ltun party Cor sloo so the story gOes.
A. :. Hrlfgh m. Esq., Il PORTLAND,
~. IN town Friday aud saturday.
&. a. rrlncc. E.q., has hccn In Water.
Vile the past Wc,,k With M. sou, Harry
L.. frinc,'. Who hs. vurchtscd an Interest
la The WstsrNillc Mall.
Mcrrit Parsons Z. having HI. build
iugs painted.
br. Caldwell IA. gone to- Lowell Tor a
vacation.
Tamps are sSafmlng towards Hum
ford Hlls, hegglug their way along Ia
spite II ihs Vagant lsS.
Ntwood. ~psuding & co. are head
quarters Zoe grtss sec,i, se.d oais, sc,,l
peas anl garisn ss,,ls. The prices and
ls1ilg arr factor. that will ln,erc.t the
puuchaser.
The most tor he money, stylish and
tasty 49, veil, can D. toand AZ Nulhol-
land 4 Phillips, south rari. and Oxford,
Ne.