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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06
CHARTER
81, JOE BRICK lGpAyY. Limited
uu131O STATES o. A1G111cA-01A33 a. ROO.
MIAMA. pAn1a1 ~ o018ASD -cg11 -
4GW onkRAMA

RR n xxovx. Tbse % this tvsaty.
seventh day Of the meath of April. u
the year II our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninsty-ooe. and Of the in.
.lspsadeaHe ef the Unissd Stalas 81
America the one handssi and aftssnth.
before me. Edward Lsvis Hioonds. Z
notary public. daily coaminioneA and
sworn, in aad for sAs eity aad The par.
ish of Orleans. therein residing. and Il
the p1esenue al the vitGeouoo hoeein-
After named anL uadesaignsd, peeDoaal-
u caas and appeared the several Per
anas whose names are hersuato sab.
sesihesl. Who declared that svailina
themselves q the provisisas q The
lava 81 thia Seste relative % the fop0a-
tioa Of corporations. they DO by t6ssa
prsssats covenant agree and bind then.
selves. - veil - sseh other psssoos -
nay hereafter become sssoeiated With
them. to form and constitute . bc0y
polite in law for the psrposss aud m.
der the asrss@eats asd stipalatioos III.
lSwiag. to-vit:
A8TIcxB SzDS1.
The name and title Of this oosposseioo
ahall Be the SAINT JOE Brick CON.
rANY. LIMITED" snd unIoe its said|
ootPosase na@e u snAas ease teu po0ee
% nave ssa esloy oosroeAse e1i:ssees
sna saooe..oe 'os ne sesm os essesy.
nine years Isco ana sssss the dsse sess-
~. Ana aessee ~ oospossse exssesses
'.cssn ~ .avs pcves !" eeassse~ go
as pleasure: % hold. rseeivA let ~.
purchase. cell and ooavev. n vell -
mostxaae and hypoehseste npopestv.
both rcsl and perseoal: % hosrov ~
lead moasy. aud give asL ssssive g.
earieiss shsss6or: e name and appoint
saeh oaaagesa. dieestoss. o0esss, ever.
sssss aad agents - ses tnesesses AaA
~ nirs: "a ~ ssS esesi'I;.S ~ ~.
M. rrlse ~ ee,nIsaie.s ~ ~ ~.
Ss.ment .od r,ssissioa Of ~ sG.irs 81
IA eorpoe.tiuS n ~ - ne,es,asv
and pro,ssr. ssd The eane - siesr NJ
ameed q nleasnra
49,. -
s
The i"nseale g :aaA eespeseesso shAll
- q 81. J"s switch. % The NoseAeooe.
err 3atlsuad. aesg PsaSl 1ivee Pose-
once. all il TIE parish Il -. Ta0aaay.
desee 81 LoatstAoas And al citations end
eeaes lsqal process shall be served upeo
he President q saad eesposaatee. o. -
eaee Of hta eoseoee upoo The Wee tyeo1.
49, aAA N eese ct The aseeoes q eoe1
eAs PsssaAsns aaA the Wee Pses64eo&
shee - sAs Osossss nAoages.
An93ess rnxnn.
rha es,seta ..a o,,,eeea =, vhsaa
ahi. e.,,,c,.aie. i. ~. Ih.A..s - ~.
..s.,s IA ~ s..;.sss ~ n. ss,.s.S -
~ n A. 1soisr.1 IA .es.io~1 :. a.
~ h.vis. s~:I;s. M s.s..s..H.,,s~
- s..5 S.si,~s :. - M .si ss"I. y
III. ~ -, J..;.s.s. =. ~. ~"
AHtseLs Soes1A
TIE eapital ssoch az this ssepeeAsion
u hereby AseA q rvssey. Ave Thoaseoa
Dollass, tSak O0Q ! aiviAel iete add rep.
reeeutel 81 I've henlre.l asl 1fev
,9sO) shares e oee Hundred Aellasr
iSi0o) sash. which ssosk sball. bsesss
bejpe issseJ. bs poiA los n fall il eaah
o. IL psopessy, eea.as @ nsesshsa.ljse.
AID psstiSulsrly % The property. seoek,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

Remember the grand concert and
ball Of Knights Of Pythias, on We'd
nesday evening, July Let. to aid in
building Castle Hall.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

The third party Is N old trick under q
new name, to split the Solid South. But
the game has been tried % often 1t has
been worn threadbare and wont work.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06


.,>..ea.> vaeA~.A
S.sSS.sS.
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.SssI. =. .s -
4. 49,. ~ eeA,~;e.
~ ~ S.:s,c~ e m. .se.aA~aiera
49,. - ~ie
s 1...s...s ~ "a -
- '"s
.
TIE saaanoe Aea q = ~
peesssea shall - 0eaAeeS - e0a0ese
ID ~ . Hoard q I'VE oeessosa. ~
shaSI saee evas oeess - ~ ~ 49,
q - sAas q . oso o vese. y -
aeoese. g lcoas I'VE sheeo q ~ eAes'
q! seass Q! tcas eesrs.ssse. ~n.a-
0asig. Absakaa 1eseeasla. Hss1s 4.
~. - ~ ~ no~,i AZ n;xesaprs 40
~ 4 Roeso1ell e Praeilena -
HMa 4. Frnleri. - viae R1u11Aeoe
~ .aiA Hlnho.ee q Pcoasu = -,
easv. Traaessee aad 0,eeeal Woaeoss.
"a .Ssll M ~Sae nm - ~
Ienl.v n M. l1o1 = a,oll the1e
sueeeosees Are caseoei ead a0a6Ael.
~ M ~ Ws.isv n Ansii M ~
aanuaIlv eheroaeses. - et.aeiaa - ~.
reotoes shall s. Hel6 q Ne 60 q ehs
ooa,.aav ar eoruaena3nn. nl1er taa aaVsp
noeloe il vrasine ahail have - alven
. eaeh seookhollee ar NJ dolv acShae.
j1ea see.t md essoenev N 80 - eho
8essscasy. The aaia noeSss % 8 scae 9
najlel g hin, aad tAe nireeeees eAGo
elected ahelI tsko ehear spaas a. - 40
Muoday of Nay lallaviaa, IeeA DeosA
of Ddssetosa. % takiaa SSsis aaaas. ahall
elses fran ehels nanAse . fseniiaas,
Vice Proaideae Q 4oossenyy. Tssaspsoe
|aod Q 0enesal Msaaees, witch lase
tAsee A1eee oa9 - veoeeA n e0o o.
oego ressoaa, - shs 0iSsseaso 0oy
dseo bssA
are - eleoe DisoeteD - abeve PeeV3aeA.
soeh Gailase ahall - 4lo1a)vo Ne eoes
pesatjsa. bat tAs thea e1iaeia0 0aaso
Of D1sessass shall eeeeiase - hold s0ee.
and - $500 - 0oS ~ eh0eealeog 49,
thse slese3oa shall - Aeld. wAsesef -
days ps1og nNejoo ohall b mailed ~ he
Secretary - saah stsskhslaes - Als
duly aWtheyisea a9eos ~ astasseg u
fAs1 Asy vacancy occurring - he
Board of Ossestssa. iton any eaasa. shol1
- Alle.l ~ tie ssoaisise Dissssss1
Issss Dssseeess seesl eeae:sse:e 2 80"
soo ~ see tseeeaeoon - eeee
The neess % Nseesose eesO ~
oces 70 meAe e:s1Ne 80 1879 -
oy-sAss. ~ - s.ssosos - ~
nana0eoees - ne oessasee ne NV,
y ne eespnAs;en = ~ osy sesa1
pS0peSs - posoooee son. se 100
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06
New Advertisements.
DIR. 0RIBBLE,
Dentist.

Consultations q Claibosss Cottages.
Covinx.os. L.. kvERY MONDAY
will visit other tovns il u. Tam.
many and s~srossding parishes shor y
"r W request
CITY O6ios. 36i Camp It,. Nsw Or
leans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

CouscrL HAIL,

Cov,xoroS, La. Iuas1, 1891. 1
The regular monthly meeting at
the Council WA held On the ab0ve
date.
Prcsent-F. A. Guyol, Mayor, n. J,
Smith, W, Kennedy, r. b. Aaztindale,
E. Frederick and +, r. Doyle.
Absent-A. Frederick,
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr.. Clay Elliott, attorney for the
East Louisiana Railroad Company, than
applied TO the Council to pass IN ordi-
nance levyipg and enforcing the eollec-
tlon Of special ave mill railroAd tar
for . period OF ten years.
After some discussion, the subject
vas, on motion, laid over tillnext meet.
ing.
The following bills were then read
and approved,
w. n. Cook, Shsri6, "a holding town
election, June l, 1891, IS.
+. B. Martindale, Clerk Of Court, to
same, IS.
-. Martindale and Chas. Heintz,
Jr., commissioners, and Chas. L. Smith,
clerk Of aaid election, - each.
r. J. Dulion, services - special ON.
cor At said election, -.
st. Tsmmany Farmer, to publlshiug
election proclamation, -.
EOn HORw or arRRRTA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06
VAUDEVILLE COUNCIL PRO
CEEDIN0S.
COUNCIL HALL,

CouxclL Hall, /
1fANDevlLLE, La, Juno ], 81. !
The regular meeting Of the Council
Was held on the above date.
Present-Hon. W, A. Smith, Mayor,
W. g. Hutchisou, w. W. johnson, A.
Band, A. F0ntini and Geo. Chevalon,
Aldermen.
A quorum present, the Council pro-
ceeded to business.
Moved and seconded, that the min
utes Of the last meeting be adopted a
read. Carried.
No report from the Finance Commit
tee.
Moved and seconded, that the report
OF the Treasurer Be accepted and spread
on the minutes. Carried.
rnEAsURER's REPORT.
For the month ending May 81, 1891
On hand and In hank, ~ per last
report ........... $500. $500 81
Received for taxes Of lsss.... 3 10
Interest on same ~
Received for taxes Of 1850 800. s So
Interest on same. ............ ~
Total. ................... ...-WtO "
Out8o.
Warrants paid. ................. 50 u
On hand and in bank. .........$90l g
Total .......... -. .......Slo "
(Signedl Csc. wEIonrxAS.
TNr~seurAp
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06
Csc. WEI0RrMAN,
Treasurer.

VAUDEVILLE, La, June I, 1891.
Moved and seconded, that the report
Of the improvement Committee be ap-
proved q read and spread upon the
minutes. Carried.
REP0RI OF IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.
To the honorable Mayor and Board Of
Allermen:
Gentlemen-We, your Committee on
improvements, have the honor to sub
NIT the following report for the month
of May, 1891:
To Chas. David, for hauling dirt
and lumber ............. - 30
10 J. L. Smith, for hauling and
other work ......... ...... SO
bridge. etc -. -. 10 IS
To John Taylor, 2 days work -. 50
To Jay { Davis, 1000 II. lumber,
lkxl9 .......... IL W
Respectfully submitted,
GRO. CHEvAIoS,
W. w. JOHNSON,
A. L. FONflHI,
Committee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

Mr.. J. e. Smith left for Wood.
vile, Miss, last Monday, - dele
gate to the District Conference, n.
z. Church South.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

Succession Of Edward Bonner.
3iehAoeoeh JuAislal 0ia1sSst ca0st q
LeoisianA, n aad 1ns ~ 0as1sA a
y TAaaAay-Eo 81.
Neties b hHsby eivsa - all haviss
claims against Tie shove entitled sae.
eeaai0n. % present their claims - ~
fes appeovsl o. ys6sseioe.
+. SAI1l4x,
Adninise,aeos.
tbsaaslsa. Ia. Nsy q. 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

"We'll never miss the water till
the well runs dry" and there's no
danger Of that in Covington.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

The peerless hooking bird now
hlls the Dir with his warbiing, night
and dav.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

See Vaudeville and Covington
Council proceedings, on this page.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

Last q LISTERS
Rsmainioo IL the Covingsoa. IL rose.
oAlcs Friday. Jsss 8. lUol:
0sslaad n n ire. Michel Hidosy
istesed) 0ooes M Mics
Coaains annie xiao ssooes 6ensy
Dseves Lilly Aiss Wealy JeAs
mare II
cessoas calling for The aa0e Will
please aay adversissd.
1 fss Of one cent additional postage y
required - all advsstissd letters.
CRAs. uRsufz. r. y.
AGo0I9 ADND A11EA4
Co. ln4U1s11n. 1q1ouoA pylQDo1A, loaAa.
- 01gvUu1aR. - 0mo0l pSA11S. IAyu1.
0n0 0eoomGn1 = AnAnonmR - e omGDo
1Don1D 0ge QD4Qsmo1 "a l1nDeo Vy1n11R,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

The election for Mayor and Al
dermen passed OF quietly last Mon
day, and resulted in the election Of
the following named gentlemen, BY
the votes given:
MAJOR.
F. A. Guyol. ............... IS
No opposition.
ALDERMEN.
=. Frederick. ............... IS
H. ]. Smith. IS
W. Kennedy. 81
F. B. Martindale. ............ 81
+. r. Doyle. ...... ........ 81
H. r. Warren. -. ........ ~
+. ]. Heintz, opposition. 49,. Is
Mayor Guyol and the first Eve
named Aldermen were, - they
have been for years, unanimously
reelected. which b ample proof Of
the fact that they fully possess the
esteem and confidence Of the peo-
ple, who are satisfied with the EN-
cient manner in which they have
conducted the affairs OF the, town.
Alderman A. Frederick not BE-
ing . candidate for reelection, Mr..
II. r. Warren and DIR. F. J. Heintz
ran for the position. resulting in
the election OF the former.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

Wool has been coming In 1t Z
lively rate this week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

maay. ~. DsliAqasae Tax Ds6toes.
Ry viStae q Ne authority vested II
me BY tie onnaaitution and Laws Of the
State Of Loujaiana, vail cell. a the
principal froAt door Of the oousthoaee
n which The civil distsiet souSt Of aaid
parish h held. within LEGAL sale hoalD
Tor Judicial aalss. bsgiaAiAgas II o'clock
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06

0sigisal aesea:
q. \. Hsasase
.. nsaasao.
Nh 0AasA
~ 4. 9eaauys1ao.
4. q. Hnanss.
JaA 0eCAaaea.
~ - 4. a RunnaR.
&sA'6J. 0Aa0.
y. 4 1eoaan.
1uDa0oaD q. 0s1sspa1op.
:. L ounaDa. Nslasy fsa1is.
L Ne unAesoiGne.o Daoos.see q laaee.
Q9eat hereby eestily tAas Ne SneeasdoR
- - toeoSposa46ao ~ eAN ~ lee HI
CeOpaoy. Limited. Aaa sAis dav 49,
Ieeaeded ID ny eGes. % Dosk co.
Sellas ~ ~ eaA ~
Css6asls~ Ia, Nav 10 1oDl.
es3gosdl =. J. NAassuDAsR.
Dseaty OlssA aoA sg-oc1sio 1eeoe6ss
bosehy oeseify SAaA NE NoeeeNanR A.
ssae eo6 oosseee espy ~ ~ - g q.
oosposaAtoo q Ne ~. lee Os3ok Cen.
paoy. Limited. aoA - he eesej6aaee e
Ne rceesdes - 0eseeagse tAsseAo q.
taehod.
(SagDeN z I. ausuna
N~oosv pahaie.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-31
The Enterprise Hack Co.
NOTICE.

MR.. ANTON VOGEL is no longer in
WI my employ. l.. b. hEhh.
Honolulu. Dec. 81, 1890. 749 I'M
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-31
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

AIRS Susan Bertelmann OF fllaa'
vi Kauai, will not be Responsible Tor
any bills except contracted by htf OF ny
her written order, aud hereafter an
monies due the estate 0t Mr. Z, Befltl-
mann are to be paid TO her az her written
ofder. ,INo, Wnss,
Attorney In fact for Mr. G, a MITE,
:, Hprtelnann, ~ lA
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-31

ALI pfysnns are hereby forbidden 70
~ unsnaFs nf 10 shnui nn Wt landl
knhnnul, aud on thnsr ! an ~ phAfan
a. Nfi AakakWHaikl hap4thrHi kAN5
uutakH kaMnaNlai AHlNhi FalaAu lll'l
haualil NiilnW ne MilibH ihnffhi ~
N a AfAlli
4llw halp NnlnhAl
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-31
LOST

A Double, dark, Green and Blue
Scotch Plaid Shawl. The finder will
receive "a suitable reward by returning
the same to the BULLETIN Office.
IL lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-31
ART CLASSES.

Mr.. Robert Barnfeld has resumed
his art classes on the afternoons OF
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at his studio, Hotel street, back OF
Drs. Anderson & Lundy's office
II 12t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-31
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Hereafter all freight for LAUPA-
HOEHOE will be taken by steamer
"Likelike." No more freight will be
taken by the "Kinau" for above port.
WILDER'S S. S. co.
Jan. 20, 1891. IL II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-01-31
TO LET

ass~ A A SUITE of Three Nicely
Gs.sss%A N Furnished Rooms, two
as1sy9Akk bedrooms and parlOr. on
Punchbowl street near Palace walk;
suitable for two single gentlemen.
Apply to nn
664 If Ii. +. HEbbAhD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
EAST BRowNeiglp.

The weather IA. been very favorable
Tor the corn and the corn shop opens
this Thursday morning.
4 large number from here attended
the coaching parade at North Conway.
Whitman. Isabel and Samuel Stlckncy
left on IN. sgth for kents Illll, where
they are Ia attend school. Miss Theo
Morse returned with them. She has
been spending the time since the assem-
bly here.
summer boarlers are beginning to look
homcwari.
An entertainment was given at the
Town Hall on the 2l.t by the kings
Daughters. II consisted ~ music, rel
tations and Ice cram. Miss Theo
Morse. Violinlst. from kcnt's lllll. .
member of Morse's Orchestra, and Mr..
Leslie Goldthwalt 81 Peabody, Mass,
orgsnlst, q graduate of the Boston Con-
seryatory. wcw the musicians AMI II
would b. needless To sav u was Hue.
They nett~l q nice little sum. . part or
III ~ which will 20 "a speed the gospels
ioyful sound, trusting that new voices
may BE- heard In the melody Of heaven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
WEST SIMMER.

Rev. =. II. i.lchsri.on was gladly vel
coined sitter hls vacation bv hl. people.
", sincerely regret Mr.. u. accident
while away, that her we'll arm should be-
broken.
gev. George Berry % Liberty could
only loln the family AZ home by preach
ing one sabbath st Waldoboro' and one
al brunswick, returning the following
dav.
Mr.. Dca. !. D.. berry !. falling quite
rapidly.
Mr.. Hiram Field. who's. farm build
log. Ia Paris wcrr burned during the
winter, has purchased the farm ~ Moul-
ton Narney. Ia take possession al once,
neC-..ltstlng ~. removal ~ Mrs. Cum.
mlngs and daughter. Who have lived
,hcrc. Co find another rcnt.
Our old friend, Mrs. Liberty Walker
IL Briigton called on "a. Recently with
her son aud daughter, en- route from
Byron.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Gllbcrt Taell 81 bethel,
With the little daughter IL Df. Frank
Tucll, we're At T.. ;. Tuclrs, the old
home. the past week.
!. 4. Tuell and wife 81 Norway are at
George \. Chandlcr's aud ~. q. Tuclr..
Mrs. Harriet Hollis, after her return
from Old Orchard. went immediately Ia
Che.tsr,illc. where the wife ~ her late
husband. sou ~ss dangerously sick.
Mr.. VIII Rand ~ South boston IL
visiting her father, Mr.. :. Doble, al.o
Mr.. l,omango bean ~ Norway. The
family plan for reunion the present
week, Mr.. Mellen buck 10 liuckheld b.
Ing the only Que not here. Mrs. Doblc
l. still With her daughter At south Paris.
frcd Andrews of Nashua came Ia j.
!. Ahbo,t's few days since.
Only four more days Ia August, when
the numerous yacsiiOnl.ts will return Ia
their different home. and work.
The weather has been extremely warm
for week. Hot, hotter hottest We
slgh In vain for .ea bro.fes these days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
Sours BucsgItlp.

4 year hence thl. country will b. In
thru.s and turmoil of q Presidential cam
paign. Who shall lead the Democratic
ho.tf Tie most important factor In
that choic, will - .oy. lllll, ~ New
York. Probably the Governor will CON
troll the New York delegation, which
all hold the ley a. the situation. Can
the Governor secure IN. coveted pfifef
Doubtful. Cleveland will IL powerlcss
~lthout New Works delegation. fail-
Ing IN hi. ambition who will Gov. liill
make hl. r,.lduary legaiccf There !.
talk that Hon. william 4. whitney,
CieVelsnd's SECRETARY ~ the navy, viii
D. that cholcc. Oncc nominated prob
ably Ilill would make q popular canil-
late hut Ia seems 10 - regarded With
ii.irlst outside 81 HI. own state. Sena-
Tor German. the sharp Maryland Pollii-
can l. a sort ~ DARK horse Ia the race,
bat he will find Il harlcr Ia manipulate
I, national Convention than hi. party In
MARYLAND.
Awhile ago We saw officer Warren spill
Ing some contraband ardent. let the
good work 20 on. strange l. u not that
men should argue that the way Ia dimin-
l.h drunkene.s aud Ia promote temper
,ncc /. repeal prohihliory Laws aud make
rum easy "a procurrl We cahno, err u
the opportunity !. not offered. How
.p-cious and di.lngcnlous are the way.
~ men.
We naturally supposed East Hebron
would follow Ia the wake ~ John. John
/. a sort ~ bell weather don't YOU
know. II !. truth that cuts these dog
days. brother, no, rumors. We are sore
,fraid that that man with the book on
etiquette that made John such a good
long visit falle,l even to stop over night
With our brother az East Hebron. our
head I. sound Yet II our heart Isn't.
IL sometime. make. u laugh When We
are awake Ia think II the man who's.
bulidIng. wsrr on flrr Who rushed fran
tIcally around carrying an old hen In hi.
arms exclalming: II could do something
u didn't have Ia take care OF this old
hen"
IN. stallion Baby Dean ciR trot
though, We have known him ever since
he ~as wec bit ~ a sucker and ~e
AWAY. took a great fancy Ia him. We
heartily endorse all that you say, how
...r Nr E1ifnF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
FRYGBURG.


Rev. Mr.. Clarke, % boston, preached
At the Congregational church on sun
iay the I'D ult.
Col. aud Mrs. y. y. Dow, 81 Portland,
spent sunday AZ Ml.s II. y. Charles.
Mr.. Timothy Walker. 10 Quincy, Mass,
ind hl. nephew. Mr.. brewster smith, 81
Gorham, y. H., are visiting their rcla-
,lycs here.
Mr.. ". W. Cuts. Of Orange, y. j., Is
Il Mr.. 4. wlley'- with Mrs. &. aud MI.
". y. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmor- have returned
from their vacation and are preparing
Tor the opening 81 the fall term, sept. =
Misses Alkaline and Fanny Lord and
Ret, Eastman wcrc at Mr.. I. L.. last
man. last week.
Ml.. Ill Walker, Of Lowell, Il visiting
AZ y. y. Ilastlngs'.
Mls. Mary a.. >cayey was at Miss ".
y. Charles for a few days. kfter teach
log the past yrar, Miss ;. will resume
her .tudle. At Boston University.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. ". u. Harvey have gone
home Ia Calais.
Mr.. VIII stone, 81 Springfield, Mass,
I. visiting his aunt, Mrs. n. McNeal.
\ large number 81 people from the
ylllhg, ani vicinity attended tlic coach
Ing parade on Wednesday al North Con-
Nay. over three hundred ticket. were
.oli az this station for North Conway.
The we'll known publisher, james ".
Osgood, va. here on Tuesday. The iirst
time b. Ia. visited hls native piece since
his removal Ia England.
Mr.. francl. wyman and wife were al
:. ". Flies TIL. week aud Will probably
yl.lt their many friends In TIL. vicinity
John =. Barrow. attended the Chris
iian Endeayor Convention az saco and
the meeting ~ the Executive Committee
q the Maine Chautauqua Union at Port
land on Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
ERIENMOOD

Another heavy thunder shower Mon
day night. although the lightning MAS
farther OF and We hope also Les. de-
.trtlctlye. IL !. remarkable What q
quantity ~ rain we have had here since
the drouth broke. while only a short dis
tame, away II has bcen uncommOnly dry.
Vet Ne cannot quite adopt the chance
world theory, bat rather incline to the
philopophy 81 cause aud effect.
ulca. :. II. Cummings has the swelling
rheumatism In Que knee so a. Ia b. hand
In able Ia get about the house. Prob
ABLY the result Of over exertion.
Thoss men found their bee TREE near
the south snd 20 >hadag-c Pond, fell IL
the following evening aud 20, about a
spoonful % honey for their labor.
There almost seems Ia b. some analogy
between the modern bee tree and the
swine shearcd BY al. satanic MAJESTY
great cry aud little wool.
Ak. Hicks, 4. ". swan and families
started last Monday "a visit their folks
In Milan. y. H., intending 10 be gone
about q week.
August ~. l,9i; so Il occurs To my
mind az this moment, aud nothing very
remarkable about II either. Even by
booking into IN. almanac ! sec nothing
more eventual than the moon In her last
quarter In conjunction With Neptune,
and also IN her ascending node. Hut
why speak 20 Il az this time ]. becauss
siNiv-one year. ago to-day first sa~
the light II this world; the event, some
how. has escaped my recollection, bat
a. Campmectlng John Allen used Ia say
4 Vas certainly there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
SWEDEN.

We were panied to learn Of the death
OF Mr.. George A. Holden, q native and
for many years n resident of sweden, nj
his home In Florida. While living here
Mr.. II. held many offices Of trust and
had many friends. Several years ago he
went To Florida aud engaged In orange
culture with his sons who had been In
that business for some years. Some
time ago an injury was received while
working In a mill which resulted In
Bright's Disease. Ills death occurred
Aug. ID.
Mrs.. Larkin Woodbury. Of liaverhill,
Mass., IL visiting at ID. II. Woodbury.
Miss Mary G.. Wesley returned from
Boston, where she has been stopping Tor
several weeks with relatives.
VIII IIaines and wife attended the
coaching parade at North Conway, Aug
aGth.
The illumination on the top of Nj
Washington the evening OF the parade
was seen very clearly here.
Fred N. Stone, baggage master on TN
n. Y. & N. Y. II. II. IL spending hls VA
cation 1t the home Of his mother, Mrs.
j. ". Stone.
A small party made the ascent OF NJ
Scbattus the other day and thought they
were we'll paid for The climbing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
ROxBuRv.

John Reeds hired man had quite a
circus the other day. lie Was driving
home with the young horse In light
wagon and leading the old horse behind
In the farm wagon. The young horse
fell down. throwing Rand out. The old
horse could not stop until ne had run
into the wagon La front of him, which
frightened the young horse and he was
an and OF Ike fox. The wagon lies
heslde the road looking as though q
Iumford blast had struck IL.
The big rain last Friday night brought
the river up To driving pitch and the
local drivers turned out, but dbl not
accomplish much. 4 bad lamb formed
Al the Bunker field which they could not
break. staples sent drivers from Can
ton, but the water WAS down by the
time they reached the scene OF action