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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
FAST SUMNER.

The recent h-ayy rain. have made ~
palrs ca the rad. neccs.ary Ina some
place.
4 fair hay crop Il nov assured.
IIoeing will BE little late, aud hay
lng will not generally commence qui'e
a. early AZ usual.
About twenty five members 81 Irwin
chile I.odg. attended the District Lodge
session al West sumner on "wednesday
and report am Interesting session.
\ party from this place visited Kun
ford Pals on Thursday.
The recent change In running OF trains
!. me-, quit- so convenient for visitors 10
the ciiy. No early morning trsin eSeep'
on Noidays, anil the late saturday night
train l. not vet assured. Perhaps when
train. run direct from the Pals q
change may b. made.
No FOURTH demonstration. In prep
.rstIon, excep, In the potato field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

To the Honorable, the Court % County Commits
.i.ser- for the County of oxford. nert to be
bohiea at fsrts. on the -econi Tuesday OF
May, 4. %. 1-ys.
Rs.v~tfuliy r,pressnt the municipal ofhcer.
of the town OF Paris that The true boundaries OF
the following highways. duly lorstesi In that pst
Of ali highways within the lmlts of south Paris
Village CorJ.orsiion. ARE .ioaisfai, uncertain oI
Lo-t, via the highway lc.siins from MArkes
sauare, .o called, In .ai south fsrt. Village
CORPORATION, Ca Norway, also the obi highway
I~a,linr from alb Market square by the mills
ant foundry to Pari. iiill. ani from sAii last.
mentioned rad b. Hebron AMI Oxford also The
hishuay leasiinf from .sd Aarket sausre "a
wopists-k. with the new highway leasiinf thsfe
from 90 Part. nm wherefore your Ietitlopers
pray that aftsr due notice tb~rvon, your Honor
alb Hoard Win prores-i 10 hear the patie. IAN.
inc All highways within sAii limits. anil locate
AMI define the limits and boaniartes Of sail
-e,erAi highways, and cause durable mona
msnts ~ l.s sretei 81 the angles tbervof. an'l
take such further setioa In The premises ~
f.n., May Eh isa
pANIEI. SWIFT, lMunieipa
iI u. HAMMO>D. Onaoefs
VS. srARBIRD, J of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
WILSON'S MILLS.

A.. one ride. down through Magallo-
way Plantation sounds Of life aud Inn
provement are heard Ia the cheering
sound Of hammer and saw.
T.. Icavitt & Son are having q very
pretty and convenient house built. The
carpenter work IL being done by Messrs.
rickett and Judd.
Owen Crimmins IL also building new
house on what IL known as the mill lot,
and II. w. Pickett IL putting ny new
stable.
Dr. IIarelton, wife aud child, we're
In town Thursday, also . party from
Berlin.
A great deal too much water for sport
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Estabrook came
down from Camp Caribou on their way
home Friday morning.
Rev. A. X. Bryant Was up the past
week holding meetings at both settle
ments.
II. u. Goodwin was In town selling
mowlng machines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
MIRIAM.


Mr.. Albion =. Moulton, student nj
Maine state College, Ia visiting hi
father, Reuben =. Moulton.
Mr.. Prank Brown, student nj shaw''
business College. Portland, Il at hons
for two weeks, his father, Mr.. Isaac j.
brown, being III from an army wound
In his shoulder.
The nelghbors In Spring school Dis.
trict will hold picnic among the maple.
acros. ssco River from Daniel w. Pierce
on July 9TH.
Mrs. !. y. Twitcbell aud Miss Netti'
". Twltchell took trip 10 Portland and
sorhsm last week.
Mrs. Eugene wad.worth, who ha'
been sick n year, !. improving.
Eli e. Gould has recovered from bis re
cent severe Illness.
Henry y. burbank has sold twent,
dollars worth % strawberries this season
from his garden.
John ". Hubbard, Esq. Jay l.. frink
Esq, aud william II. Stlckney of brown
field are candidates for the Office Of rep
re.entati,e from this district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
DENMARK.

Mr.. George 4. IIill has arrived home
from Santa Rosa, Cal, after . long and
,irr.ome trip, being ten day., and ha''
lng two smash ups.
Heavy shower. nova days and plenty
81 them.
Nj. ". T.. stewart reached TIL. place
at IL o'clock Thursday from Poland
springs, making the trip on "a bicycle,
She will continue her trip through ths
mountains.
Mr.. u. l.. Fern and wife % Boston are
stopping at the MAplewood for a few
DAYS, also Mis-. ". T.. stewart.
The Hebekah Lodge gave an enter
talnment last Friday evening, after
which lee cream Sas served, aud In spite
~ the heavy rain a large audience wa'
assembled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
SION.

Chlldrvn's day wss observed June
18Th. They had a small ATTENDANCE OF
account - the seatber. IN. children
did cNc,c,iingly well.
4. n. Bickfori has moved hls gcod'
Ia Fryeburg Corner aud Intend. Ia sioI
there a while. We don't think u righl
for him a. move out 81 town a. b. hac
two .mash-gp. while moving them.
Mr.. 4. 4. Walker, mother aud dsugh
ter. start-d "a visit Grcat Falls, wher,
tbsY will visli relatives aud friends.
They ar, "a have a celebration the 'tf
Al cold River. They are % have speak
ing. music aud plcnic dinner and 4
dance In the afternoon and evening.
lev. ". m. Go~ell ~ss In town one
daV thi. week. June 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
ROSBURy.

The big rain has given great boom
To the lumbermen.
staples old logs have gone out Of this
river aud many Of his new logs come
down.
The water was 40 high that = tender
foot could do big business. lie could
lean on hl. cantdog aud see the logs 20
Ia RATS.
The last Of the poplar that lay In hun
ker brook Was sent out and John Reed
I. now driving this river, having left his
main drive at Lewiston.
Raymond Jackson, at work In J.. IL.
Reeds mill, WAS very severely Injured
last Monday by a board dying back from
the gang aud striking him with great
force in the stomach. There IL but very
little hope Of his recovery. The mill
has been Idle since the accident.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
OBITUARY
.----.AN ANnnIN..

~ NMN'aN " =
" >4IHr N1dryWs Was the son ~
Ar. .I Illh.ih NrVins1 An
s' %. aa. BORN 10 paris. April p,
..l.l ...l .f North Paris. June ..
20 '. joan. aui Z months. Tie
- - ..l-r.. ITO we're the late
Anvil s. .rvs. aud Hon. Charles
l-ra. 20 Itr. aud i've sisters, all
ft.r b. ..-,N.i.
-'-g fi- anger portion ~ his lie
,.'-ri .'. honorable aVocation Of
'---. '' .Noyptiou b-ing brief
- iHl.ra ' rBu. iIll Ia company
Pc ...lrr A,;rrd, and Isaac
-...a...-. Dol "a. modest aud un-
-. <. H. .rrght Citizen command
- .r'If.. IHi esteem ~ all Who
.. On politics. always q firm
'.''..' lHusyrat. In religion, 4
10 m. Baptist church.
~ "a ifUr married. FIRST, o.
C.A,at.r child. " D. Nas the mother II
80 .....f'-. ..,oni o. OleVia. daughter
\. I'd 'riF. vlp survives him. lie
laughter and three sons. The
r-S'~ Timothy furd. a bright and
N.lls aNysr aud a captain
'l var. died AZ the early age II
n. 1+ late N.frvd rrrntiss MAS the
m. ',.ah 'l..ne.. mRn AZ West Paris,
49, MT vfh a .sriou. lo.s by bis
-. -hf prime - manhood. fhs
- ''l i.'t at The age 81 l. and thu
-. ar ti fut h. Nas childless al
- y h.. argease. lii grandson
-, i AuirvWs. lived Nth and
~. l.m during the latter years Of
4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

A. f"wuor. oume o. light with
-..''i rgUArity and 30 rot lack
- \ Belfast LADY, has written %
49, .'i"n cts marshal asking hi'u
- ~. ahoui L years Of age
d, l. 'irlis, he ssys. separated years
g,t-..a'i'tuu. n was after the birth
49, ibeY separated and the wife
~. sl'iliFr man. Later she found
a.. MT husband had not obtained
-, 49, ant she separated With the
"a, ~on she vent hack 90 live
o., hf'i man ani the little girl va.
- .aay "a family Who could give
IA. - "tucatlou and bring her up
ils family ava not want the girl
t,ifloi the history ~ her parents
h,,i aent away "a live. Year. went
- - ihe ady Va Belfast wants %
Z. 80 The girl can b. found, and
marshal % Lewiston spends
sno,. laating up the forgotten
A. Ne child. life, and the re-
IA. ~ h lind. the girl living In
sss.,., ~ lar from the lady who IL In.
e,aS.. u !. whispered that an es,ats
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oo,Nos or the WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS


I1essant weather again.
hi. place IL exp~cting . good time
Mr.. q. IIovy.eck started on . trip To
Germany, Monday.
e.. III. Briggs has gone To Topsham 10
work for ". l.. Marshall.
The ffoneer lumber has all been
shipped to South Paris.
Martin Higgins and BENJAMIN Davis
have Just returned from q successful
tishing trip Ia the lakes.
\ large delegation from Golden Rule
Lodge attended the District Loslg. At
West sumner wednesday, and report a
pleasant and instructive session.
Asa lIill Il Que ~ our most successful
gardeners. lie had green peas from his
garden the last dsy 81 June this year.
We understand Dr. ~. n. IL trying to
discover q way % drive q horse without
unhltchlng u from the hltching po.t.
IN the doctor makes sacce.s of II Ne
would advise him 90 have u patented, az
u would b. q great convenience to those
who drive spirited horses.
Rev. seth Benson, Who IL now pastor
Ola church In Lincoln, Me-, has been In
the place this week. bat returned tn
ilncoln Friday. nv. daughter, Ida,
accompanied him.
Goldsn Rule Ledge had good paper
rharsday evening. II Was rad by Miss
bertha Emmons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
PORTER.

Heavy shower. Thursday.
Poor weather for farmers 10 hnisi
hoeing.
Having will soon be here. Grass ha'
gained one-haif since the rain.
Crops arr looking finely.
I. l.. French has potatoes In blossom
and corn splndlei.
II Ia quite .iekly here among small
children.
Mr.. Irving rhllbrick and wife ~er,
made happy In the birth Of q ten pound
daughter.
We are glad the Democrats have come
out square In their platform for the fall
campaign. Free trade and free rum Il
the issue "a b. met thi. fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NORTHWEST BgIhIl.

Ms. Thur.ion from Portland Ia stop
ping at the Homestead.
Miss Marion Chapman IL teaching
school Ia the school house near Ebet
Chapman's.
Gr-cn pea. from ". renley's garden
the 9Th.
Bert Tyler l. under the doctor. carr
again.
PeIdier. % extracts and Yankee no.
ton. are too plenty altogether.
Agang 81 gyp.ies vent past here
few days ago bound towards New ilamp
shire. They had Journeycd from th'
eastern part % Maine.
llurrah. for the tth 81 July-th'
mo.i .ncce..ful candidate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
FAST euuFORD.

4. :. Hathaway. Esd, the insurance
sgent of Canton. was In town fr"sy'
doing business. IA,
q. n. Abbott saw a bear nj Joe ION"
A. J. Marble Il sgent for the w. A..
Wood mowers and rakes.
Mr.. 4. ~. Abbott IL on the alex list.
A. J. Knight sends his milk to the
Au.tiu cheese factory At Mexico.
wilson Thomas and wife went 10
Iexl.,ou lat week on business. a.,
samuel Richardson IL nj PORTLAND
br,ng treated for HE eycsight. :,
sammy Hildreth Of New YORK 70
stopplng at r. W. Abbott's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
WEST FRvtBURo.

The Union circle met With Mr..
Jo.~ph Page last Thursday. large At
tendance.
Mr. Haley has rvturnei from Port
land Nhsrr shs went Ia represent ths
>,ifliag Literary Club At the woman''
Literary union. Mrs. o.gocd came
hack With her.
Mr.. VIII >has has been quite sick.
Mr.. WI Charlie. clo-~d a very sue
csssful term % school In Dist. No. ?,
july 1t.
Marioa Jones 1. now AZ home, having
flushed her school AZ Hsh >trr-t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NOTICE. OF roREcIo.rnE.

Nl'IIIgEAs. trrmont u. tiarstt. % Iisrnn
w In the County 20 Co.'s, AMI state 81 N.~
Uamp.hlre, by bis moftFsxc dessi. fstssi tlss
si.hth dsy ~ Jane. A. u. l--s, AMI reooris-i IA
O.fori Registry - fes.i.. nook 80, pafs ~
eon,eysi b. O-raf ". Brv~n. thea ~ istbsl
Coanly ~ oxford. state ~ Maine, gns ahdlyt lie.
hal psr 20 . osrtala trsrt or PANEL ~ lsni at
a.ts-l In sali nsthsl and hounis-t ani de-ertt--l
q. f,liow., D. ~tt boansis.i northeFiy by asd o'
Trri a. Hove, eAstsriy by lsRi % DANIEL Msssn
.saiberiy by laB.i % thsfs- u. kimbAll, west
srly by tsni - In.ley .. Young. and shsr.s.
thr alt O.sar ". Brvun. by NJ. d-s-i % assign
meet, istssi April sist, A. u. is,i. tran.fsrrvsi
ani a..lspssi .sli mortgage des.i o. me. the IN
der.isbs-i. q. Airnia.traiot IN. estate 81 VIA
18th : Brvwn. late Of .Ah Bsthsl. ,issss-s.t. .sii
des-t % assignment bsing rveorici In .sil hss
l.try. hosl ~. pss.. tsI AMI rae. ssi ~hsr,s'
the eoniition ~ sall mortgage hs. irsn bfvAsn
nox thsr,fsrv by rrs.on ~ the brrseh of ths
conf itioa thsreof. ., the unsier.ixns-i. a. admin
ts,rslsr ss sforcssii, claim for-sls-ure u sail
mortgage.
ILthsl. Me, April %, lss,
WILLIAM y. BRowN. Adraihi.irsiot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
Upton.

Clara y. Goodwin Il at home from the
missionary school.
Mrs. J. l.. West and son are visiting
at winnegsnce, Ne.
Philip West aud Enoch Sargent found
another bear In their trap Tuesday.
The editor or our correspondent made
a grave error In punctuation In q late
psfer as A. y. Abbott has no wife, con-
seauentiy no daughter. Tom Warren
was the favored one.
Cyrus Coolidge is visiting friends 10
New Hampshlre.
Yoriyce Brooks has gone up 10 Rich.
srdson Lake, captain On The boat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NaN.REsIpENr TAXES.

In the town ~ Grrsnwcs-i. In the County ofOk
tori, ani state 90 Maine, Tor the year lot.
The following fst Of taNe- on real estate 81 non
,.ls,.ot owner. In the town ~ sreenwooi. fo'
the year I-sl, In halls eommitts.i o. =. "
IIiek.. eollsstor % ssh town. on the rth
iay Of June, l-el. has bssn returnesi by him u
nae a. remaining unyaii On the 18th LAY - april
A ~ issi i,y nj. csrtiheats % that tats anil nO~
remain unpali; and notice !. herby siven thai
N the all taxs., interest and charges ar
no paii IN a. the tr~ssury 81 saii tow
within eighteen month. frym the dsie y,
liz e.mmItmsnt 20 aid ,all.. mush oi
the r,al estate tase.i q. viii - suneient 10 pas
the amount due thsrvon. including intsrest AMI
charge. viii without further notice " soki Al
pubic auction. NJ the -t.re 81 W w. hsni 20. ~
att town, on the ~ day % Jan, Lao. 81 one
o'slsk In the Afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
HARTFORD.

Rain, Rainer', E,inest'''
Charlie. Hutchinson from South Brain.
tire, Mass, !. visiting hls friends In
Hartford.
We learn that Mr.. Madison Russell Il
In very feeble health.
WIN. y. Bicknell has gone on hl'
monthly trip to BOSTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NORWAY LAKE,

Mrs. sumner Burnhsm I. here at the
lake visltins relatives and friends.
J. q. smith Il stopping at :. 4.
stevens.
Mrs.. ". a. rerry aud sou Frci have
been visiting n holsters Mills.
We shcald b. very glad Ia see little
fair weather.
i. l.. Partridge and wife did not 90 to
Portland until "Wednesday on account 81
the rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

49,. p N,thewson and Nss-
N,ihsuso1. and Mr.. frank u
$3.50 NJ Nvfk, arv al 4. Il. Mel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

,,-p,T., 20 Waterford VAS com
1919. sI rue.iay hy sheriff
l.t-s.suIt on Harriet kingman
I,ls...,f,-i. avumAu siNty o. seventy
- rfagt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

-,-.s-,a ram,,sr % visitors from
-. 81, fbs "cyclone district,
AL rgpori u a. such a sight
NAV .as Il mi. seCtlon % the
--r, .r., .1 lifetime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

III. HAYDEN % Cambridge,
" ,.tiBs her friend, Miss Caro-
~ Thi,ef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

..,,ftsrntv-tcur from Lewiston
-, .r-nt tn Fourth Al the Huh
a. -. coming up saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

p,nlrl. G. making repairs on
-. .,or,. which he has bought.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

ut..T-ra st.rsun was rvturn-
49,. fhf il..I at Wednesday,
- H.f.i wteuu a horse which
st.F 90. sudden movement ~
49,. h. Cd fm uut - the wagon.
r. ,.,5-i .H..rr.l Injuries which u
,.t.s-.f f,Ir,t might prove serious.
:. r-r..rt fh.sgh hi Injuries cause
- .-..ls-Ir.. discomfort, u l.
all ...sI, improving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

D.--r.- fr-m 10 Paris nm Ncsd-
49,. ..r.. s ..N an exhibition given
- .eIlrf.sf NrRlemy llsll Thur
-..-.rs I... -fb Admission FREE.
-. .r.- .. u.t'Dyk ENcrcise. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

A.. ~f,-f.-I Mitchell ~as prevented
$50. ...s.. - HE mother from
-t.s.ss.mrut AZ the I inverse
...i--tIt-, at ~unday. lie Will
80 -s,r >.aIsy az The rcgulAr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

[.ris Chsse ~ pcdham, Mass,
-, y NJ. D.. 4. Chases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

up Cha.e of Portland called on
" N. uill saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Be..ey Of waterville va. al
a.. at vrcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

,i...,f.si ...,,r. in Paris post-oiiice
h1ls
"a lhs.ss
-. n. H.
So
-. 49, I..H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

,ITaar.- t.rHri to' sharp . corner
80. f...f .HHs FRIDAY night. The
a. f-t...I q little Nay. up.ide
= ft4rff. l.r.s Isft 10 and ran a
a. E.lr.. Ilr wagon ~as slight-
go ... r,.'hef the people nor
I. 80 a... much injured. Ahout
~. -.ra,.. after The crash an enter
-. -,f..-f.- .llnfci the crowd, aud
- tHm.r. numerous women, thr~
r-r.a.I .ru ..tCies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Hr.EI rarri. showed the Demo
-.irt..t.r. srapun Monday. u IL
A. sa'Hsk slH. which wAs brought
-f-Hn E.stli by an ancestor %
n, h--... .f .s,yral gvnefations hack,
r.si. ar-.i .l 'he Ee,olutiou BY an
i-v...- q aH#fhrr gvnsraiiuu, sho.
stsNHft.. -Hus, participated In the
a. -. fEs adoption ~ the dcclsrs-
o. q ri.fsr .slyv u has h~cu trc'i
rs-y E1lr.L % lu'v in celebration ~
- Ttsrf II,0r ar probably frs
z. n tIs .ull.f, With ~ honorable
A.. .srr.f. r..rri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Country Agents wanted To solicit order.
for l.ubber boot. aud shoes from local
retail trade on commission. Quick ssll-
ing goods not many samples, good re-
suits with ordinary effort. PARTIES re-
siding In this district and already can
wasting local trade, could make thi. a
valuable addition 10 their business. Adj
dress With references. COLCHESTER
RUBBER CO." SAGE 4 CO., Agents,
100 FEDERAL 81, BOSTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

~ "a, - -, ~aniiay a. n A. -. >ansisy
- fv1t ..Etsfh Nteuing Ssrstcs 81 !
- a.s, Nssuus. Thar-siay h'sn'As. 81
80. ,surh suRisy soheOi every
.',sf ahA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Isar f.Hf 81 Paris generous gift
irr-r.....| tt the trustees 81 the
slr-. ''. .ffrr. ~ th- place and
.-s mi. ..IHl. d. uo expression
I'd l-.- r...Hr 80 an feel in this
- -.--.r.l t..f.au to our prosperous
e.. g-.s..- ..ffufun.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-15
Die 1rdInnts Ifimntt nidIt.

6err Ied, Der 6iQ'ibe glrbeits,
GOmmidr in glew Norf, bered net aui
@rlmo ieiuer alleroiu9s total nn5uoers
l1iiisen 3ablen, bnB Die slrbeiter leines
Stnnte2 inter Den Segnun9en oes Wtt'
8iuleb. .3ariis im lesteu Sabre ourds
idnittGd s23.l1 per SOpi mebr per
oieut hdttcn. Rcpublitnnii6e 8eoner
oeriuhen n.i sem Stump Die 3oIllalten
ouour6 gerin0rr onrjuhcllen. oaB lie
tebouiten, Ole 3olIbnuss @iunabmen re
prdienti:ten nidt mebr als eIrcn Gent
per aopi uub 3ae. 9tun 1T i6on tie'
ier 9etras 81 niebris sesriifen; nber
nu9enpmmcn, ss ,pGrs 10, oanr bate
cine oeuti6e Nrbeittriamilie prn Z Sop
len idbrlid $2a.55 an 3OG anibIbrlH=
gen. Ser Batter peroieut no1 Serrit
Bed $23.ll mebr; bleibt ibm aliO Serr
NcSinlcp INNER nod $2.44 i6uloia.
glllein nun bat Der llntsriuhunss. .guss
ihnB ess Serats, tuie in benz Gcridt
Dee seiuib gut repubIituuiiden eenatOrs
Glori4 ju leieu 1T, aeiunbeu, onB bic
9Dbne IN beihhBten SnouItrien I'M et,pa
! Yrpient 9eitiesen ieieu. 9as madt
liz einen Wann. Der Den bOds.sriHensn
1urhi9nittslobn bon II Dollars per
1as b.3iebt. ettpa ! Gent aus NIB 10
luiiroe Der Grbeiisr nur bic S6lite bon
benz juriidbctummsn, pas ibm Der Wc.
8inIep, 9nrii peri0nIid ioiiet. sanj ab'
leicben bon ben 2 pber 3 poer mebr
Gents, Die er nod ben Berehnungen
Der republiinuiidsn Snmpreener nod
ieeen Gag fir iebes NitsIisb iein.r an'
mile anibrinsen mu6. go itimmt oa
ben Die republifaniide 8shnurs nod
piel ihle9ter. Tes 9nbel's SferR liset
aber bnriu, baB bic 3oabaus' Ginnabs
men gar niht bic 2aiten reprdientirer,
wel6e benz @olfe burh bas bod36lnes
riI6e Saubipitem auierlsgt tperben.
Sc bOber ein 3oa seidraubt iuirb, beitO |
lpeniscr uirb ppn Der betrefienben !
g9aare importirt iperbeu, beitp nieoris |
ger miiilen baber bic 3ol. @innabmen
peroen. oeito b6ber tam aber Der elm.
beimiide MonOpoliir feline Ersiis idrau'
ben. @ie uiel an Steuern bas
Bulf IN Q5eitalIt crb5bier Ereile an
cieie Wpuopoliiten sablt. bas entsieht |
ii6 Der Serednuns. Ger Grbeiter
nber. ben man nit bem einen Geut'per
Tag auiii beibwinoeln ipill, iolte nid,t
ucr9eiien. oaB bic burbi6nittlideu 3oll.
cl clbbhuusen in Der Mca iulepsgin stpa
2G GroSent betraseu unc bas man oa.
bel in Der iueiien Siriorse, ipslhe Die
republitauiide Yartei itets fir ben Ar
better 9ebsutelt bat, auf Die Irtiiel oes
tdalihen unb seiu6bnlihen @ebrautls,
lpie lie Der glrbeiter betuet, h0bere Ga.
item ae!eat bat, iuie aui Die ieiuen ga.
den. Die Der Reihe fault.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-15

Gin Gb,cosotr 9lut iarUtt .l25,s
coo Slsr ucrprn I'M Snonitre. Yalnlt
Der Yelidnslte.IlGa tilr olc bcporitcben.
ceH GlnpelbtH3s 6eIcrlIhicuen errl6.
let iptroet. l25,000 n aar aa'm 0e.
baape, oem cit 7uBen0 :aSr;r &ieiena
6aaten sur S:i!c i be-" fa9 ben To-
IoiiaIeu SaamocrbaltniiiHr, wtl@e Die
AniamlniuE8 iOi6er !Utenidennlen9e
inter @inem 0abe crmoshdsu. tusrbsn
anisre ausiudrtseu Jreunos pom Der
@rcbartiStcit Oes aunien uuterrsbmsis
ii9 ipsnisiteus anndberno einen Bssriif
MAIDEN i6nner.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-09-15
an-gakota.

5. I. 9onep Don Yierre, geiiber
9roBer Ylebbeeroen, lit nab @pomins
Scretlt, nm bort 10000 Shdie Al tau.
zen, Die er rnd ben peitliheu @eioe'
9riineen brln9en iuiro, I'M tie an 6ar.
mer nno &iebjiidter 81 pertauien Su
Der @esrno iuelt bon Yierre, aui Der
irllberen Siour 9ieieruatiou, puroe
blsber bios Sieb sebalteu, ieBt aber
Ibnren piele &duhleute audi Sdaie an.
Gin @ehielblatt ma6t in uerbin.
punG M; 6rudbnuns Der 5batia6e,
Dab Die aSarmcr's @leuators" in Nel.
lelte nmo 1el Hapios wesen iinan
Sieileu ShpIerisfeiten pertauit perben
mnBten mIo in Die Sdnoe ,rduberilder
aapitaliitea" ilbersinsen, Die Bemer.
flung, oaB o'e 6armer bod ibre Glepas
loren bebOltru iollteu. tpenn ipie Tie lag
ten. in Dem 8etreioeseiddit Elm 10 rie.
Tiger Brofit itede. 9aB oas @eihdit
eiutrd9lid ut, benefit Der Griola Der
Dor uenisen Sahreu sesriinoeteten ssar,
mer's gleuator' gompasuie in Earfltou,
oersn NttiUn iest ben uieria1en Yaris
@ertb babsn. Nber no Betriebsfapi.
tai unb Sermaltung mauselbait iino,
'pro ielbit cine @olbmine unprofitabel
lein.
Cue blutise S9ieBerei spil&sn
Soloaten uno aubbirten ianb am gam.
tag iriib Worsens in Pierre ltatt, ipp.
bel Z Soioaisr uno vgombop" idper
periuuuoet puroen Der Streit beacun
in eiuem Sreuoenbauie. inbem bic Sub,
blrteu bic Soloaten biuausmarien; leb.
tere beipnfineten i,d nit &epoluern uno
erOfnetcn Jener ani nas Saus unb bic
Sniaiien, pbue bob iebo6 onrd bic bel.
lduiis 100 S6iiie irseno 5smanb Der
lest prroe. ysun madten bic 8elaaer.
ten einen Gusiall. trieben bic Soloaten
our9 bic StraBen unb in Der Sauptae.
id)iitsitraBe entipann iib bas @eiehi
BON neuem, NIT benz pben eripdSnter
Reiultat.