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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

THE freight movement in the United
States may be simply expressed by say
ing it is equal to zoe, 10000, 900 tons hauled
one mile each day of the year.
TIE sales of leaf tobacco in Virginia
the past year have been the largest ever
known. For the month of July 3,605,- -
113 pounds were sold, an increase of
2,122, 326 pounds over July of last year.
THE value of the goods manufactured
in Massachusetts, last year was $3.50, O00,-
oOo.' 1t is predicted by an official famil-
lar with the condition of manufactures
in that state that before 1900 it's annual
product will be equal in value to 81, 0OO,-
100000.
THE output of the 10000 oil wells of
the United States is 10000 barrels per
day. A surplus stock is held in tanks
of more than 35, 200, 900 barrels; the re-
timing capacity of the country is lac, 1000
barrels per day, while $1,000 barrels
are consumed as fuel.
THE dry goods trade Of the United
States has moro money invested in it
than any other interest in the country
estimated at the enormous sum Of
$4,000, 600, 900, while the next in order,
the railroads, has only between $40, 0OO,-
100000 and $12, 1000, 0O0,O
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24
SPARKS FROM THE DYNAMO.

A PORTABLE telephone for use on the
battlefield has been invented by
Frenchman named RouleZ.
A SHIPS winch driven by electricity
is now found on many steamers pro-
vided with dynamo facilities.
EDISON is of the opinion that ultimate
ly the house will be both lighted and
heated for sixty cents year.
a RECENT invention used in factories
enables any person in any part of the
factory to stop the main engine by sim
ply pushing an electric button.
THE leading electrical journals have
abandoned the terms such as mo
toneers," ''motiueers," etc, to distin
guish the electric car drivers, and nov
more sensibly call them "motornen."
ELECTRICITY has been indirectly EN-
ployed for instantaneous photograph
of large assemblies. At Dusseldorf IT
Gently eight immense magnesium lamp
were instantaneously fired by an elcctri
current, and photograph of over ST.
hundred persons was successfully made
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24
PEOPLE OF ALL CLASSES.

CHEF JUSTICE LUCAS, of West vir-
ginia, Is said to be the smallest man in
the state. He is only four feet high.
THE youngest United States consul is
j. l.. Doty, who is stationed at Tahiti,
and who was only twenty years of age
when he received his appointment.
A FUND is being raised for the Wen
dell Phillips hall and institute to the
memory of the orator, as his widow OPP
poses the erection of statue to him.
= Col. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN, treas
urer of the Brooklyn Bridge Company,
is said to be all the time growing more
like his distinguished father in appear
ance and manner.
DURING the last year in New York
DIR. William "A. Hammond is credited
with having made over $50, 200. proba-
bly, the largest medical income ever
earned in America
THOMAS MORRIS, colored man of
Stuart, Va, claims to be one hundred
and ten years of age. He is the father
OF forty eight children and has been
married five times, but all his wives
Lead.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24
READ AND REMEMBER.

ONE-TENTH of the world is still unex
Plored.
ONLY one man in 203 Is over six feet
In height. ...
AT least one-third of the earth is COM
posed Of oxygen.
THREE pints of liquid day is sufficien
for the average adult,
SOME insects arc in q state of matrri
W thirty minutes utter birth.
REMEMBER that children are only
small editions Of older people, and that
they have feelings quite as acute.
THERE are estimated to be o7,7ao
dc3ths in the world every twenty-four
hours, 1o4,soo births, or about 70 every
minute,
DIR. Cold, an eminent physician. of
Germany, says that we should not have,
less than nine hours sleep while we are
under twenty-one.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24

We've heard Of a woman
who said she'd walk five
miles to get a bottle Of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton if she couldn't get it
without. That woman had
tried it. And it's a medi-
cine which makes itself felt
in toning up the system and
correcting irregularities as
soon as its use is begun.
Go to your drug store, pay
a dollar, get a bottle and try
it-try a second, a third if
necessary. Before the third
ones been taken you'll
know that there's a remedy
to help you. Then you'll
keep right on and a cure
II come.
But if you shouldn't feel
the help, should be disap-
pointed in the results
you'll find a guarantee
printed on the bottle-wrap-
per that'll get your money
back for you.
How many women are
there who'd rather have the,
money than healtha And
"Favorite Prescription pro-
duces health. Wonder is
that there's a woman will
ing to suffer when there's
a guaranteed remedy in the
nearest drug store.'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24
Rare Chance for IIVeStlI
A FIRE RaicH WE'LL s1ocr
At A "a. GAIN

have for sale the following 6s,
property situa,ed in Independence vi
Elko Coun Nevada. to-wis.
l,tUO acres of land, 500 acres of Wit.
meadow. Cuts 40 tons Of red ton, ~
and alfalfa. All under good fence -
OF water and clear title to same.
~ cows and eifers, graded Durham,
10 calves ami several yeariings.
IL Thoroughbred short Horn Durbor
with pedigree.
Thoroughbred kentucky Short Hon.
with pedigree
. hroodmares; Of them weigh l, 4Op ~,
B OF them 1.OUO to l,1O0 pounds.
! stallion sind by Blnckhawk A.,
kattler mare, wei hit ! ,45O pounds.
lS-yearold stallion.
42-year-old lilies and 1 3-year.filly
2 large WORK horses
yearling colts.
moving machines,
hay rate.
2pluws.
harrow.
lightning hay press (new)
threshihg machine.
! single driyi' 4 cart and harness,
speed wagon.
2schuihr wagons: 2 and 4-horse n,
four-horse set OF Concord team brr
two horse buggy and harness.
Forks, hay-knife, shov plows and
farming implements thrown in.
This is the best opportunity for she,
IN the State. Fine range, elc.
which will be sold on terms which \
this rare chance for profitable inyelJ
Call ON Or address,
F. E. CHAGNOS,
Tuscarora, Lew
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24
Her Attraction.

Ciara-~CharlesJ Jackson pref ers blonde
girls. =
ha"ra-lndced! am quite o brunette,
you know, aud he is always very at,
tentivc to me.
ti@ra Probably because your 10.
Some is fair, Munsey's Weekly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24
Dissolution OF Co-Partnership.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Co-ParIr ersbip herei. fore exiotiug Z
between v. G. Bartlett and I. Ostreicber do
irg business AZ Elko. Eevads. uuiler the firm
name and style OF BaItlei l. Ostreicher hnr
been this day Dissolved by mu,uSl consent.
The ssid business viii In future be carried o..
by /. OsIre.cher alone. who viii receive ali
money and accounts due the old 8rm and pay
all its debts.
v. @ BARTLETT,
/. OsTREICHER.
Dated at Elkp, Nevada, July IS, 1891.
Thanking my friends and patrons for their
past fnyors [ desire +, solicit q continuance
their good will and est, en.
1t will always be my aim to keep the Gem
fully supplied With all the dellcscles Of tn,
season, together with the finest brnnGs o
Wines, Liquor end Cigars, which with com
Portable apartments and gcutlersanly treat
lnent hope to merit q shore of the publ
patronage.
o-npl I. O5TRElJISR.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-24

D-Business hours from Ga. n. to4 r.p
H-Valuab:s papers received for safe kssn,l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
MIS1 pERu.

snow u fat disappearing.
samuel Ilalne. Ia. b~cu very sick the
past week. lIc u not exported to get
we'll. ~. son. frum Auburn have been
o. 80. him.
Mr.. ". =. walker !. quite sick.
Mr.. Akin, Il sick.
Eina, Who has h'~n sick With bilious
fever fpr ~. last sewn wceks. l. getting
some b-iier. but not able Ia D. dressed
vet.
Hattie silllmsn hs. bc-n engaged "a
teach a spring school In FRANKLIN Plan
talon.
The Ice Ia. LEI, the river anh the snow
!. leaving the road.. There I. neither
wheeling nor .lcighlng.
school agent. have ben cho.cn IL IN"
several district. az follows; No. =.
Jo.~ph Arnold; No. q, sidney Muslin
No. :, !. :, wyman; No. y, jaime. York ;
w. :, ~. D.. stlllmin; w. ~, u. W.
Oldham.
jaime. Coweii I. hni.hing a houss for
a.. llois,lon IT the Centre.
Harry l.lew.llvu ~ Portland preached
In the rrr- Bapii.t church March roth
and 1Oth In the evening.
u. Tracy. agent fnf N" grange, \.
about to rrtnrn a. farm lie.
l.oscoe Roberts l. gulug 90 commence
on his new barn next week.
4. VI. Cuuis cold hl. oven Ia lloi
Morrill, fpr spl.
Drmsfiti l'ost voted to Observe April
Gth, the 18th anniversary ~ the birth of
the a.. \. X.
Tie neN city ~ Rumford PALS Ia.
hen az I. acting a chsr,de Zoe our beuc-
~. hut hy the Sire ~ their pockets and
the smell ~ their breath and the width
of the road " takes for th.m Co walk in,
they ne-i not 90 any further We know
what the rrst L.. for u they keep on avn
afraid they will fall b.for they ct
there. l. u any wonder that "ur law
maker. do not want any morr temper.
ancc laws, They have got the Law iSed
nov 80 " mtn wants "a ct drunk h.
can Get all he wants, bat II 10. wants a
little for .ickne.. b" cannot get W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
RnurnRn POM.

IN. grange PLAYED the drama Mes
mate" which thev srrv Co have PLAYED
la.t MonIav night. the sii. Monday
o. sht. the Juih. notwithstanding th"
h,i travelling a gvoi house Nas out.
- Gp wetc taken Al the drama and over
80 40 The supper and dance given by
ihe young people. The drama SAs pro
uouncy,i a sucv~ss. Al pRris we're Scll
rendered and no prompting Sas r~luirct.
The grluge have l-rvu askc,i e. play u
gain " hrn Il ls-Comes settled going.
=. N. Iluichins while chopplng Nvoi
one "a, lat week gut a hAd bios FROM .
chip whi,h irS striking him across the
face.
Farmers arr hauling their potatoes "a
To- Hr,aut's Tond market al h cent.
Ter bushel. and hauling back corn NJ az
ernts Ter hushrl Nos fsmrrs du~s
thi. paw hauling fof nothing both saN.
N hen Vuu can raise a hu.bsl ~ corn
eh.ttsf than a hushel ~ pniat"esf
ThO.s vho osu sugar orvhards sr,
having hur lugka. the past work has
hsru q great sap avsk.
uraNt tramIhg still Coutinu~s Co cross
th- river 40 thl. date, April 81. u D.
bridget un both shorvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
WILSON'S MUS.

!. =. Daniouh Va. AZ the IIerlln Mills
IIou.~ several days lat week, being lie
talnci on hls way to Camp Caribou by
the thaw. lie was accompanied by Ico.
white, Who "a. frequent Vlsltot al the
lake when Camp Caribou Wa fir.t built.
Mr.. Walter Buckman !. quite sick at
her fathers, Newell Llttlchalc'..
y. W. Bennett. oldest son l. sick With
drupsy.
]. 4. Hickman l. building q chimney
for II. \. storey, pla.icring, Nhliewa'h-
Ing. etc.
llenneit Bros., Fennock aud Tyler
have moved out ~ the woods.
IIobb. aud Gene Larry started Tot
home saturday.
Walter Evans and Payson Rich broke
camp saturday.
Dr. Er.kinc was In town saturday,
also Gilman Bennett, one ot oar former
residents, who was calling on friends
aud relatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
GREENWOOD.

AK. HEX. 1. 80 feeble al prc.cnt a.
not a. D. able Ia 1t up more than halt
~ the time. lie Ia. bad cough aud
IA. been about the same AZ on the sick
li.t for wear or two.
widow Deborah Howe Ia. been pros.
traiei with slckn-.. for few week.
past, but l. nov conyalesclng. Her age
l. ~ years.
Th,t "a. very pleasant Interview Ne
had with lady from Alton last week
since u gave VI chance "a hear from
Que ~ the Indians with whom wc work
"a during the winter % lsii-j. lil.
maine l. Joseph Nicola, ani he !. the
only Que ~ the Ave nov living, of whom
mention was made few week. ago.
lie was good, moral young man, PRETTY
we'll educated, took the Maine Farmer
Al that time aud wrote local Item. for u.
columns. Joseph had Travelled some
what with other. ~ hi tribe, exhibiting
the Indian customs, and the i've used
frequently Ia entertain the rect III "a. In
camp with their plays. lie lives In Old
Town, Ia. a wife aud three daughters,
and has represented hi. tribe In the leg
stature more or les. for good many
years.
when the grip went through here a
year ago lat winter Il dill no, even call
on the writer. but We are not so iortu-
nate TIL. time; that or something else IL
making nearly clean sweep at present
and We are all about the same a. on the
sick list.
Ia recent number ~ the American
Rural Home, the question !. asked,
"wh,t I. the longitude Of the north
pol.y'' Aud the answer u, There \.
neither longitude nor latitude al the
north pole" Onehalf 81 that answer Il
right and the other half !. wrong.
There l. no longitude at either pole, be-
cause the line. all meet In focus Al
those two points; but the two pole. are
situated In latitude 30 north and south
Of the equator, being just one quarter
the distance round the Earth each way
from the equator. that being the place
from which latitude !. reckoned.
The epidemic, whatever other name u
may have, l. still with IA, and now We
have lust hcari that Mrs. 4. u. iIick.
aud Mrs.. g. Wesley Cole are both pros
traied With II.
Thanks to the Democrat for it, town
report. =,
\ short and friendly chat With south
Buckheld next week, In which We Will
en,Ieayor 20 rise and explain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
WIsr SIMMER.

Herbert 4. Heath commence. work In
the hotel at Locke. Mills the first OF
April. IIl. Wife and bow board there.
Mr.. Moody, after taking her children
back ,o Auburn Ia resume school after
vacation, returned to her fathers Ia Walt
With her brother, 4. II. Sistson, and hi.
bride few DAYS, all returning Ia their
home. April -.
Mr.. J. VI. Buck I. visiting her sister
In Portland.
Frank l.. Taylor. the blind h,rmonlcs
solol.t and vocalist, gave one of his
Characteristic entertainments at the ye.-
try ~ the unlyer.sli.t church the even
Ing of April l.t.
Mr.. Ryerson rr,urned from hi yaca-
ton trip few days since, accompanied
from Auburn by hl. niece, Mis-. Clara
Cole.
J. \. Tuell of Norway l. visiting hi'
father. II. u. Tuell.
T.. l.. Tuell and wife are stlll here.
Mr.. +. !. Improving In health.
Miss Eva N0ye. |. spending a short
vacation from her work AZ Lewiston at
her fathers, j. 4. Noyes'.
Mr.. Romano Dean of Buekheld ID at
her fathers, Mr.. =. Doble's.
Maple syrup l. said not To h. -o plenti'
ful az Ia former years, though there y.
enough to ssti.fv many sweet tooth.
Nil. lydia ke-ne returned to her
home few days since. Mrs. 4. VI. w.
Parlin l. nov with her. Her daughter
NAV take her place after getting the In
valid lady settled la her old home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rHs DolNos oe rru wUtx ~ AL
SECTIONS Of r-G COUNTY.
RIrAIl


IN. snow storm AZ Bethel Friday va.
Que "a the se,ere,t Of the season. About
fourtccn incbes % snow fell, and ths
Nind lett Il In huge drifts In many
places.
saturday morning !. cold aud the
weather aPIcars more like December
than April.
Susie, daughter ~ Charlie. >tearns,
died sunday, the y9ih alt, % typhoid
fever, ami his only son u very sick with
the same disease.
The people viii b. very glad Ia wei
come oar representative. Mr. iierrick,
aud hi family, Who have spent the win
ter with him AZ Nugusts, homc again.
Judgc Poster leave. Monday for Ban-
cor whs-r b. holds the court.
John ". rhllhrcok u ssn,ling one or
two Carloads a cattle Ia the brighton
markrt each Monday frOm Bethel station.
Thamas a llsstlngs arc loading boards
ani dim.nsion lum',er for lewiston.
Thursday evening last the drama The
Danger signal followed by the farce,
~ Eacc Tor willow, = was presented At
Ideal Hall under the au.plces of the
uiSvr.allst society. \ good number
wsrr prvssnt. Rsircshmenis wcTc scrNci.
Very pleasing Easter cNercisc. were
held st IN. Unlvcrsslist chutch. The
chur,h Sas prvttily Decorated With nos-
grs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
w% PARIS.

II
J, Friday ws.<bcut NJ rough q winters
dav ne any ~ have had this year.
There 10 be an auction sale OF new
furnituye at y. u. Humphreys store,
AprilIth.
Dana. sar.aparilla I. taking the lead
this year.
Mi.. Grace smith, daughter 81 Rev. J.
W. smith. WAS obliged Ia return home
from Kent. nm. where she has been at
tending school, on account OF poor
health.
". &. Mooney has the grip. Charlie
Brsdecn takes HE place at the depot for
q short time. II IL something new for
NH Ia b. sick. lie has been baggage
master az this depot almost ever since
the rad was built aud has been faithful
In the discharge of hi duties.
The Methodist SUNDAY school gave q
temperanc. concert In the chapel sunday
evening, March 2;th.
Golden Ralc Lodge are thinking OF
giving q public entertainment soon.
The unI,crssiists 90 TIL. place have
organized Sunday school aud elected
the following officers;
y ~ Hrown. sapt
Mr.. Ala AatF.ws. A ruyt
Mr.. a. n raslL sc. All Trca..
VIII Hall has moved on To Prank
IIill's farm and n. l.. Curtis has purchss.
"a and movci Into the house just yacat-
ell by Mr.. Hall.
q. &. Adam. 81 Bryan,'s Pond has
moved into one IL the rents In the mill
house.
The Epworth League Was recognized
| Il. La. al Iss Al M.
ficer- were elected:
T. = Ferry, rrr..
M Louie wills. So.
Arthur Ls,slay. Twas.
Mr.. Z rrrry. 10 rry.
Niles ruth Tucker. 81 Y. frvs.
Their next meeting will h. held In the
chapel Monday evening. April l3th, and
will D. devoted to social ani literary en-
tcrtAlnmeni.
Henry Reci has moved HI. household
goods To Portland.
Mr.. Hattie Iirooks. wife ~ j. y
Brooks, fell from q stool while In the
act % csiingui.hlng lamp and broke
her left arm.
l.. L.. Dunhsm IA. been home from
waicryille on two week. vacation.
lie Ia In the graduating elias. At Colby
this spring.
We understand that q. II. Lane has
been IN Portland AMI llo.,on the past
week purchasing goods Ia r---iock hi.
store preparatory to rc-oPcnlng u again
soon.
II seems Ia he . ccrtalnty that this
plac. l. Ca have q corn factory. Nr.
George Burnhsm ~ the ttm ~ Durnham
4 Morrill, has b--n here aud selected q
lite ani will buiii AZ once u the Land can
D. cleared - the wood piles aud good
lease AMI right 20 say sccursd. NJ last
We ar 81 have what has 80 long hccn
desirr,l. II will 10 q great thing Tor
this place ani vicinity. The creamery
has done . gr-i, deal ior this COMM.
nltv. hat the corn factory Will 10 motr.
hi. Ia Que ~ the beat ceu,rc. for q corn
factory In oxford County AMI u seems
strange that one has no, bccn located
here before.
9. n. Noang |. painting Mr.. u.
Cohurn's stand.
The r~m,las - John Cumming. we're
hrought herr last saturday frum Bosion.
shstr be was stopping With hls sou.
Funeral s~rylc-. we're held Ia the chapel
sunday morning. Me- Cummings was a
man we'll known IN this vicinity, having
ben q resident ~ Gtc,nNood for many
ysars. ani carpenter nv trade. lie
was about - wear. oh when hs died.
Miss Eunicc fo,p.. ~ south Paris has
l,-,n cngsg~l a. teach the village gram.
mar school fot this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
ALBANY.

Plenty ~ snow FOE .lelghing and pros
peCt "a more soon.
Rsnlster Gruycr 20 s,oneham l. visit
Ing his brother here.
\. q. Bsan aud family were At Mason
Tuesday visiting hi brother.
TYLER 4. Cole has gone Ia LYNN, Mass,
to spend a week with hi. brother, Archie
:. Cole, Who keeps large boarilng-
house.
Arthur '. B.rksr and family have
moved % Lowell, (Slsh city,. where be
runs an engine In the steam mill.
Austin Hutchinson IA. gone to Cor
ham, y. ~, and vicinity looking after
oxen for h~cf aud work.
Mr.. bora Getchell. ~ lewiston, u
spending fce we-ks with her mother,
Mr.. Charlotte :. Cummings.
Mr.. Jcrushs shield I. quite sick She
I. over ninety wears oil.
Hiram Eobbln. l. .sh a. b. falling
quite fast.
our .slcctmen are looking up talablc
pruperty.
The IAdic. Circle me, Thur.day after
no0n aud evening Al Tyler 4. Coles.
". ". Blri has nine lamb. from slN
sheep. One % th~m weighed slNi~-u
pounds whsu Que we-k old. aud twenty
pounds whcn two weeks old
At. bean l. treating hls siorr aud
poet ofiics o. . coat - palm, outside ani
Ia.
simon Grover aud .on have returned
from New Hampshire where they have
worked the past winter.
Robinson Eiwaris aud hi. brother II
Otishgld Srrr IN town ihl. Neck sni
puucht.si few pairs II oxen IL &C..
Mardsell and ". n. Cummings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
cRvgBunG.

Rev. A. r. Dunn of wster,llle and
Mr.. T. II. johnson Of Portland were Ia
town Wednesday.
Miss Leah Bsrker Il home from Bostou
for n week 20 vacation.
Monday evening the woman's Club
gave q supper In honor Of the president,
Miss Mary y. bradley, and presented Ia
her Iopgfellow's Life aud Letters.
Mrs. wormwocd Il spending several
weeks st keyar Fails.
=. W. Fife went to Lawrence. Mass
last week ss q delegate Ia the supyins
Colony az Pilgrim Fathers.
John sbctld WAS In the place last week.
There are at present eighiy.onc stu
dents In the Academy.
Mis- Eva Walker !. ai home after q
visit 81 several weeks In Massachusetts.
Mls. May Page was In Portland last
week.
Miss Eilen ~. Ilutlcr, assistant teacher
In the academy. LETT the school last
week Much regret IL expressed by the
students FOR the lc.s II their efficient
teacher
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
AIRaOA

on Easter sunday DR.. Crane preached
a very INSTRUCTIVE. sermon from MARI
2;l;.
LII Bumpus % Auburn !. stopping
with hi father, L.. :. Ilumpas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. sturteyant returned
from . visit to Franklin County last
week.
Nil. Eta s,urtc,ant !. away q, pres
ent.
Capt. Donham I. very lame this spring.
IIi. daughter, Mrs. ~. l.. whitney, u
expected this week from ilosiou.
N. n. s,carn. Ia. coo trees tapped aud
saturday, the 18th, got slN hog.heahs ~
sap, the beet run We have heard ~ this
year.
Mcs.r.. Packard aud IIlbhs have sent
their last car ~ apples Ia Rice 4 iIol-
way % BOSTON and for No. Ia got ~ q
barrel and ~ for No. p. II paws To
raise good fruit and pack u carefully.
Mi. Ahbie IIibb. I. expected home
from California about the first 10 May.
Miss Jennie Packard returned from
lewiston last week, where she Ia. bc"n
taking lcsson. In painting of Nr.
Coomb.. Next week .hs will 20 Ia hoe
ton o. attend the art school.
Very muddy lust nov. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
WEST asrsIL

\ fine week for the sugar maker. ha.
lust passed., ending with a snow storm
thi. Friday morning.
IN INV note. last week the types made
me .ay, ~ poor sugar season TIL.
year" when Intended IL "thus FAR. y
The season nov promises 10 b. good
one.
white. ey1porator., 81 which there
are several la thi. vicinity. are working
finely.
Mo.e. q. Libby aud Charlie. 4. Mer-
rill have both moved back Ia their old
homestead. FROM bethel village.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Morrow have gone 10
Ca.co Ia attend the funeral Of Mr. NJ.
father.
Rev. u. v. Davis children have been
sick, hut ar, better now.
Edward Wheeler Il -tlll under the
doctors carr. Numerou. other case. of
sickness might bee reported, but not In =
severe form.
John Ryan died with brain fever Las,
Monday morning. lie had been sick
only about ten days. lie had been In
the employ ~ \. :. Bean for ak years.
IIi. brother mill men aud other friends
subscribed an ample amount Ia pay the
burial and funeral expenses, Including
the purchase ~ lot In the cemetery.
lie va. about , years old aud unmar-
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