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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
eRveeuRo.

Our sporting mea are at East Sebsgs
Lake taking In the salmon and We heal
having good luck.
Seth W. Fife, Eco, and y. Y. Howe
were In attcud,ncc on the supreme Col
ony Of U. q. T.. y. At Lawrence IasI
week ~ delegates.
John \. Barrows returned home
from boston Saturday.
We understand Il IL now settled that
the q. l.. \. q. meetings Tor Maine Will
be held here as usual.
The ladies Of the womsn's Library
Club gave q supper NJ their club rooms
on Friday Of last week. They had 9
large attendance and were entertained
by select readings, papers, etc.
The fair weather spell Was broken
Saturday morning by q light rain.
Miss ida Smith has bccn v,.ltIng her
sister Af Mrs. FLIES the past week. .
Easter concerts are Ia b. held at both
churches the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
PERIL.

W. n. Walker and wife have returned
home from Illinois, where they spent
the winter visiting friends and relatives.
Wilson stillman IL digging his cellar,
and getting ready to move his house.
Howard Turner stepped on nall and
stuck Il In his foot. lie IL laid up with
it. 80
The Ice left the river on the 9Th, OPP
po.lte your correspondent, but has not
come down from above the ferry yet.
The snow IL nearly all on, and thu
frost IL getting out Of the ground quits
fast.
l.. N. Brown has been to Portland u
the hospital to be examined by the doc
tors. I understand they did not giv'
him any encoursgeneat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
LOWELL

Mr.. salmon Mckecn Ia. received worl
from Illinol. that hi. farm building.
there were r-cently struck by cyclons
and badly damaged; the house being
moved from it, foundations.
Mr.. Evelyn q. Mc.cr,e IL very sick
vet and falling.
Nil. Ells Charlie. has returned 10 her
school Ia Massachusetts,.
Mr.. iieary Russell u at work At Hart.
lett, v. n. l.. u. Hatch IL also there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
DENMARK.

Willie II. Potter has accepted = posi-
ton In the Worcester Insane Hospital
as assistant Janitor.
James W. Wood has returned to his
work In Boston.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George W. Mouiton have
4 new arrival. II lsa boy.
Mr.. Edmund T.. Pingree has been Vie.
itlng his sister In Llmington the past
week.
Mr.. A. II. Jones Of the M,plewooi
House IL putting vcnnda on the
front Of the house.
stephen Jewett has returned from
Manchester, n. II.
Mr.. Fred smith talks Of leaving the
corn shop, and thinks Of going to Bos-
ton Ca work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
WILSON'S MILLS

The most % the nelghbors have b~cu
Ia BERLIN the past week To settle az siih
m. Berlin Mills Company and Get their
supplies for the summer.
Ellinwcod. llamill. Wentworth and
Hobbs have al moved cat of IN. wcod-
the past week.
several couples attended the ball al
Milan.
Fiossie FLINT gcc. a. Lowell wherc
N. has secured q situation and Will COZ
time her musical studies.
N. n. Ellinwool and Wife we're In
town the past week, also D.. Larry.
The snow Il leaving Fast aud road.
very bad. The frat mosquito pat In an
appearance to-day. April lth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
GllEAp.

Spring has fairly come ani wheel.
take the place of runners. The Ice I. al
out of the river much earlier than
usual.
Your scribe took = ride one dsy TIL.
week on the Will River Lamber Co
Railroad Ia the new town Of Hastings.
We found Que Of the hnest lumber mill.
In the state, also a post Office, store and
boarding house. Every building l.
lighted With electric lights. The com
psny have five million ~ spruce piled In
their yard, aud nearly t~o more ysnied
beside their railroad some six miles
above. They Intend to build . dozen
tenement house. the coming season.
William Chapman lost Que Of his best
horses last week by the collie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
EuNEORp

slsighlng gone and the roads fast dry
log up. river broken up and the ferry
lsiat running.
Busine.s dal. Everything seems "a
drift towards the Pals.
II l. reported that D. j. Rolf will ~
o. the Pail. this spring Ia keep boari-
log house. II looks nos az though cuf
.mall village wouh be- depopulaied.
Mr.. N"ody, an aged lady Of ihl'
plac., had q severe shock. Al this time
.hs Il gradually falling.
III. coming troiisr. and the Rad cart
have appeared on the streets proclaiming
that sprins has arrived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
aiicxnlin-

RI. c. Prince Of the waterville Mall
spent Saturday and Sunday, the 81 and
"a Inst, at home with his father, Capt
q. n. Prince.
Kimbali ". Prince and wife have gone
to New York Tor few weeks visit.
Rev. II. y. Lawrence went 20 sharon,
Mass, With his nephew, Lawrence Cur
ney, April 9Th.
@rhcre Was musIc In the sir" on the
evening Of the 9Th. The brass band
took an airing.
Larkin W. rarrar IL doing quite q
business Ia game fowls and esgs. lie
keeps eight or nine varieties. and has
customers from Maine To California, get
ting ~ high - q per dosen for India
game egss.
Atwood, SpAuldlng 4 Co. are agents
for Bradley's old, reliable superpho.-
phaie and T.. Frank Goes potato special.
~, herd.grass and clover seed and .
good variety of seed peas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
EAST HEBRON.

Miss Eva Wheeler has engaged ia
teach In District No. 5 this summer.
A. NJ. fogg aud II. u. keene are
painting the church and parsonage.
A delegation from this grange attend
I'll the Androseoggin Pomona Grange at
East Auburn last "wednesday aud four
Of them took the 9Th degree.
IL IL expected that work will be ~
sume,l on the new grange hall. Work
Vas suspended on account OF Mr..
i,rown's fall which he received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
a,iuEnRn cENIRE.

The friend. % Mr.. y. y. Goddard az,
,i.a..i TO learn that lac has re.s'se''
over 500 back pay and nov gets ~; s'
month pension, az has also John Il "e"
nett 81 this place. ., -,..a.
MI. sa.l. Graham IL visiting friena'
4, V...aehu.-tts and New York.
&c. Faruam is visiting at WsitnAn'
Mass. .o,,,. Inn,
,roy,meuts on his bu'ldings tns sps,u1fi
Mr.. q. n. Graham vii build an s""''
,lon 10 nj. house this spring.
waldo Psttenglll Win build barn.
Tb~ creamery IL In . noursshing sonu as
ton. Many new patrons arc 49,
sdded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
UPTON

VIII Taylor has completed Chase.
wood pile.
A.a Pros, aud Jane. Mcleod have
made = trip to Bethel.
Rather dubioa. Zoe those Who have not
filed their icr hous-s.
FL. Brovn has = crew OF men pre-
pairing a bcom for his logs
Our bar Hunters, Sargent aud West
are again on the var path.
We arr glad % sce Thomas Warren In
al. new home once mOrv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
FAST aRowNeielo.

The prospect seem. good for an early
spring.
Rain L. much needed.
q. NJ. sanborn has engaged with l..
II. tile. for another year, aud will set
up housekeeping In the J. u. ilill house
very soon.
4. :. brown !. quite sick with pneu'
monia.
Mrs. J. =. Grey hs. very sick child.
Mrs.. l.. VI. bradbury IL very sick
again.
syrup making IL over here.
Mr.. Webb, who has charge Of the corn
factory, L. expected soon to determine
whether the factory will run another
wear or not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
GRAFTON.

A man was badly hurt on the drivs
for r.. I. Brown. lie had been At wori
only thirty minutes when he got hurt.
q. y. Nyerson broke camp on Mon
day. Ills cook, \. ~. Chase, has been
Ia camp i5s days without being OF duty
one day, and In that time has made las!
pie. for the camps crew.
The last five days have been very
warm, and u has taken nearly ell our
snow In the fields.
River driving IL here, but none are
ready for Il. u took them all by surprise.
n We do not have heavy rains, much Of
the lumber must I've over on the banks
or In the streams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
NOaYh Al aANv

The beautiful weather we are having
IL fast making the snow disappear and
zap IL flowing freely.
Louis IIolton IL making syrup in hl'
eysporaior; al.o Josiah kimball has
some tres tsppei, though not s many
as last year.
George kimbsll and wife have gone
Ia Peru on Q Walt "a her sister. They
are soon to move on Ia their farm, which
IL usually known a. the He'll place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
SION.

We arr having very fine weather.
4. ". steven. n. been sick With tn
measles At Otis Ea.tmsn's, but u much
better now.
Clifford Eastman l. at work for vii
liam Emerson.
Henry Mcke.n hal chopplng be-
Thur.dsy. The people had a fine tim'
chopplpg wood.
The surveyor. ar, AZ work on the iogs
Mr.. I. 4. Walker l. boarding some ol
the river men.
Imogene Eastman I. at home from q
n. DAYS. wher, she Ia. been at work
for the past fes weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
NORWAY LAKE.

last Monday W. q. Perry caught two
,rou, In Round Pound that weighed u
pounds.
John Rich sni wife 10 old Orchard
were al J. q. saunders Sunday aud Mon
dsy. They start for Illinois next week.
Webster kngorc's little girls have
been quite sIck with colds this week bu,
arr better nov.
l.. II. IIobb. l. havlnga part % his
house newly shlnglcd.
We zee that Charlie. Cummings l. back
on the milk cart for Mr.. Tucker.
Arthur Tucker. wife aud baby were al
home last sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
eRowkFiglp.

The roads are getting very good.
Mr.. Libby IL making some repairs ou
the I'eluawket house.
The river drivers have been quite M.
merou, around here this week getting
logs down shepard River.
Perley brown IL reported very sick.
school meeting saturday. Mr.. David
Seavey Was chosen agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
X. AkgRs,
STATE OT MAINE.

COU>rf 80 OxIUKp. 90.
nsapI % Isaaty Commissioners. De.stnlsr Sc
.ioa, iSl he'll by auoanmsnt hArh lsh
I.l
uPu> the fsr~solnx petition. satisfactory ~
Lisnos ha,tns lea rr-siyei that ths Iietiti.Bef'
are f.-,-saslble, IN L. OHDthID, that the toun,y
,ommi..ioner- met n the AnioseT H0uss Ia
Ansisser villa @. On The tvvnty fourh dsy % MAJ
neat. az Ten ~ thu ch-k. 4. NJ and thence pro
ss.t o. slss IN. route mentioned In ALI psttion
Immediately AFTER which yisw q hesnnx 20 The
psTtie. sni their witnesses will - hal a soWs
convenient plsc. In the yicinity. api safh sthsI
measure. taksn In the pr.inise. a. The tymmis
.ioosf- shaii JUICE prOI-F. AMI v futel
Dnptnrp, that notle. ~ the time, plsre an
purpose 90 the Commissioner. mestinx afofcssll
le Owen b. al Tsr-on. ani corporation. iaisrrst
q. by causing siie-,ei oopie. ~ ssii Petition AM
~ thi. Orisr thercoa o. ~ srei uIon tho rr-Icst
i've Ci.fk. % the Town. ~ Nnioscr, H0Nbufy
sRt Rumfori. sai al.o Po-te-i ~ In thr.e pahh'
place. In essh ~ SAIL towns, snl publisbci thfcs
weeks sacse..ivsly In the Osf0ri brmerrat.
nes.pslsr pfintesl az fan. In aid County oI
DSfsri, The ar-t % .ail publications, ant rssl
90 the othsr nsticcs. D. ~ male -srye.i ani pot
81, t least thirty hay. befov ssit time % meet
Ing 10 The sni that al per-os. and corporation
may then sssi there apt-,sr AMI shrw cause, u
any they have. Why Tho prayer % ssii pstiionsf'
Il .Loaki not 10 grantet.
ATTEST: ALBkRr :. AUSTIN, Cleft.
A true copy % .sii Petition ahi Order o.
Court thercOn.
ATTEST, ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. CLsnk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

To the IIsnorahls, the Coar % Coghty Conmis
.i.sssf. Cor the Couhty ~ ONfuri, nett o. H.
hslien In ssii tounty st fsss
We. ths .slsstmsa % tn iS~n q Anliosef.
tsllsttns that pablo nes.-sity rvluirvs thai
pabllc Say - ~ atei frgm . polat eou,msnc
Ing a An,iotst tofpsf. 90 village, AMI passing
thfoash ths iosHs ~ Ani0,vf hgtbafy an'i
Rumfsrl, via swain Moth. 80 raii-i. ln The
tIs.s fc.slhls routs O. The ,gunty rnai near ths
dwelling hoa-r ~ hsaleY Blsnsharl in sahi
EumfOfl. thsbos b. Eamf0ri tails. w, uisfs
fore, bslag authsritsi by q VIDE ~ .ait tgwn
ps.-s-i AZ our last sannal tswn aestinE. - Isii.
ton your IIanoFable Bosri that yoa wtl view
tn .sl.l rsuts al year earliest oontsnisnr.. AT
make such lscaiisn. sltsraiion q yoar iuigmsui
may dssm prsper Cor ,ganty raj from m
siOser Village to Ramfyri fall..
Np,lossr, Msrh lsh. l-s!.
o. o. AkgRs,
rLiJhiI q BlDrLL. ,,gs,,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

The assigne-s 20 the American Bob
bin, >pcol a shuttle Company are run
ming their mill. herr on full time. We
upd,rsts0d that the contractors 10 birth
and spool stock are On get their pay
Without dciuction.
Charles harrington VAS In town last
aeek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
Marlboro.

Mud enough and tn spare.
cur sslrctman, Me.len Holmes, has
moved a. Turner.
Addison Weston has sold his colt "a
ANel fogg.
Amos i'urki. I. getting cut timber To
put an addition a. al. barn.
The zap g.th"rcrs ar, taking In tbeli
hucksts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
SUMNER.

Frank Thompson began hls seasons
work for J. N. Russell Of Hartford last
week.
q. u. Foster Il at work for q. l..
Newell while he IL taking the valuation.
The sIck ones are improving.
Agents are quite plenty In this vicin.
lty 1t present canvssslng for musical
instruments, such ~ organs and sewing
machines.
x. r. Sturtsvant sawed hs wood Last
week With water power.
g. d. Tuttls and w. +. Bowksr an
saving wood for J. n. Russsll Of Hart
forss using nssoalaf power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

W.N.,, revived the siNth annual ~
.ftI. Maine I've AMI Ear lnhrmart
.-tf-f fa.I - Statistics 90 the work
a.. II, Coli. .hsrit, u teaTs . cut 81
m. -.a tu..Ii1g ervCt~i during the past
-..-.rI.H srUuuut 70 which fair ~ill
I. 40 .H Jt, li,u, NAV 81 o. the
srt Ir ..rHeytiou 9Th the fair v u
--.r....I If. h,I an Industrial eNhlh'-
- a. f-l.' thr Donations aud ~.
ptr.r..H, r4msruus from this se,tion
t..ff..#. worthy state charity In
49,. mas vsil take pride.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
aRvAhY,s POM.

l,ev. j. II. LIttleheld aud wife have re-
turned from Massachusetts and will &C
cupy the widow Morgan house.
The Baptist society hid . very plea.
ant entertainment at the town hall FrL
day evening.
A base ball association has been form
ed here and an effort will BE- made "a
sustain two clubs. The association vii
give an entertainment NJ the town hal
on the evening of April itth. Bacon's
Orchestrs will be In attendance.
business promises to be fair II both
of our mills this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

VIII Newell has hired for the season
with Hon. u. v. poor at the Merrill
house.
French and son have taken their boat
Into the lake. when completed u will
he G5 feet In length aud the best one on
the lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
Norway.

To N. lion. Hart ~ County Commissioners u
The C.anty % Osfori
Tho an.isr.ixps.i. .-lestmen ~ Rosbury, ~
spsstfully rvprv-sBt that owing h. si hills In ths
Cuunty rial lrsiins from Aniofet Corner o.
Ilsxhtfy by the ssy % An,lo,sf faus th.nos o.
Rnafsri Falls by The ~ay ~ Ilo,baTy >etsh.
all rosi p.eis changing b. letter aocomm0.
iste the pablo.
We theryforr r-s,ue.t yoar IIon. Boarl b. Sisv
.ali rusi All make .erh ehssses o. 700 shall
issm fot TIC puhlis sost. ant q. In duiy l-saai,
&c.
Re,bary. xsrch :. l.si
J. 10. JENNY. 4 seisstnsn
A .Jt>Nt. ~
JoIiS REED. Rssbary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

Irt.., noe 9Th quite = ssrioa. ac-
..l.-f A. fIa .Iri factory Friday. The
,,.r..rI f1-rdager 20 hi right hsnd
..,s..ttII, itmm~i that the thumb
-..r-...H.. Destroyed, and the M
-, i,Ft rurrl NE thumb had In b.
'-r4ff.i The digger va. saNei,
g. IN n rsihrf b,d SHAPE. NJ. Cole
..f.rlaurkire man, and has tho
.,~4,if, 20 thr community In HI. mis-
frfHHf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
"GRANGE TOKEN" ?. Of /

Entirely nsw anil original design. ,lis s,ss.
inehs. on white plate papsf. kminsntiy snior-
81 by pr,,allnent onref-.
AGENTs WANTED In every srsn<. In the
a. = ani canada. ant In each lSise ~ .. -. ~
D., O. n. o. NJ \. -, q. W, 10, \. ", ". %.
Z. ", y. A A. ". X. q. D., ". Of r.. n. of " d,
log Only employed. Liberal terms. tNclasi,e
territory given. Write al onee Cor fall particulars.
Adir.-., FRATERNITY tINk All 60,
Mention this psIsrl 20. bo, is.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
wgsr SUMNER.


The Democrat wants q local CORE
spondent II West sumner. Apply Ia
the publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
ANOOvra

Tn prospect IL Of an early spring,
some upland farms are sufi'cicntly dry to
work.
Thursion has q crew Of men at work
on the river. II the water holds mp 90
the prrscut pitch he will, In few days.
make quite change In the appearance
of his landing. Those Who never Jaw
3.OD0.ooo feet of log. In Que drive Will be
well paid for visiting their landing on
the West surplus Brook.
A part of the dam at Riplcy's mill
went out with the Ice sunday morning.
The supervisor Of schools gives noilcc
that the schools In the different parts of
che town will open May 81, With the
following teachers In charge:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
OlsgItlD.

The Democrat wants local GORE
.pondent al Dlxheld. Apply to the pub
I fishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
HANOVER
AIaRAN

The Democrat wants Q local CORE
.pondent h Hanover. Apply To the
Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

p.,,..n n. Eastman i ON a short visit
I'm Dplehrook, y. H., where he IL
J, ~ IN a printing ofiice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
"ON THE HILL
pIKKCroRN.

o-,r RarroWs has hceu drawn as
- Ar The May term 81 court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
>5r-E 70 r-E TAX PAYERS
or PARIS

IA n. r. 90 euIIr,tion for the year
r..f a.I.. fir wear ~ commitment, l
,t..E... FIJI. Commence l~gal provost
Ia. Anil .EH. next. Consequently
49,. ID. ,NIsu.. made on AL tsXcs,
trt -..' srI J.vr.oual, without exccp-
t.a. -.n....Hg uupiii Ca an aher the
.h.I. ..H#i tt,.
Paris. n. March "a, l>f..
u,NuitE GNEtANp. Collector.
v,tt. srre1I no,tlns u Tho Trustees
fI... U. N.sIsm, held AZ The Rad
T.. -. U.t saturday eyvning thsrs
.-..f. svr1isngv AMI much interest
-.rf... iIr.t.u 4. Hammond va
.-...r....'I ,'sttri o. IN. board 20
,-s.... f' 'ls ,traur, caus.d BY the
s-sff on. f,fhrr. thr late Jairus n.
U.. Ih, Ola b"arl 20 oficrfs
u,-t .... u.l.'t elected a. followst
t..r- aeon. Tr,-lIfrt
U#Hr hIs.sa. Ntt t'rfsIi eui
I.H.... ..t.I i.f.k
U#.. H IIH#H~I lrvasafvf
NIa..a.
f..I. t..tH. t,c, ati,s Casualties
"a. i.HUff
U. r..u-rr.. rrt-,rt showed grati-
fr. -,t.r Il the fund during the
gs.. .-.r .ffs fh.tanling the eNpcndi-
flrt rH....rt upon the rrpair and
--u..l.H. % thr ryading room ant
d. ...t..I ft,iUiig. 20 the school.
Az. ht. i-yu a most succe-s-
tIarI s...aH. I1s var Zoe tn insiitu-
tH.. Co., fusr,. voted o. adopt the
fHa..- tHu.
Irra T.... .. NI.tsfs. ratap-1.s.i - Citltsu.
FH E.s.. 80 ...strilts. D. aptsliuts ]
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,aetly dress! young man with pink,
...b compeX.0u entered apopular down
w. ~, rastsnr.i.t late he other evening
I'D or1ere3 ha,t q de2e-2 Tow oysters. The
:. .-+.nrant is Que cf tie places where the
i.tS+srs and she'itish are dressed at a
..1rter il full view If the patrons. At
~ time the pink young man gave his or
= tro men were standing at the counter
skinr with the man who cracks oysters
cm and bisects Holsters. Before the
,prnu man had fairly swallowed the first
a his half dozen the two men had raised
their voices. conyersing in tones which he
could not help but hear.
SAY" said one of them to the man be-
hind the counter. ARE oysters dead when
they reach here"
The YOUNG man looked up sharply and
then pretended not 10 hear.
aOb. no." said the attendant. "Shell
oysters are alive till they're broken. Them
IN that pail with their shells open isn't
dead" Here he picked up a specimen.
sYou see, when touches it it shuts up"
and be tried the experiment on a gaping
nolusk, which Immediately closed.
@Then," said the man who had first
spoken. they're all alive till you bust
them open, and they can't die all at oncef"
No, don't suppose So"
"Then man who is eating raw oysters
Is eating 'em alive, isn't hes"
"Yes. guess so"
"And they're alive even when he sticks a
fork into them ard they 20 inside' Living.
mehbe, in bis stona1A, eh:"
Perhaps"
Kind of funny they don't squirm more
gutHg down. isn't it?''
Right here the young man, who had been
munching the crackers in his bowl and
dismally watching the bivalves on his
plate, laid down tie fork on which he had
poised the third Of his oysters, picked up
LIS check and hastily departed
There are four Lice raw oysters on that
plate as good as untouched if either of YOU
fellows want EN-" said the attendant,
With grin.-Chicago News