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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
PROPERTY TRANsFERs.
Tho Real Estate MARKET was Active In
Richmond.

Richmond.
Richmond. John G.. Andrews to w. G..
Neal. 2Sb6 feet on south side Byrd street
between First and Second. t370.
William j. Cussen to M. Millhiser il Co.
80 feet on north side State street, northeast
corner Williamsburg avenue. and $50 feet
on Graham street. southeast corner VIII
hAmsburR avenue. el6, 800.
Isaac Davenport 10 Mrs Eliza + Mitchell,
80 feet on Laurel street, southeast corner
Beverly. 20. 100.
Philip Gibson and Thomas r.. Stage 20
William J. Anderson. n feet on south side
Man street between Beech and Morris
50, 800.
Philip Gibson to William J. Anderson. q
feet on south side Main street between
Beech and Morris. $500
Sol Haas ~ William +. Tanner 60 SO feet
on west side Third street between Byrd and
Canal and lot 245.x2S1s feet on alley in resr.
subject to deed OF trust OF 81. BOZ so, eli. 900.
Henry Holzerefe TO Maria NJ. c. Smith.
97}s feet on east side Walker street, 800.
a. William L. Tanner 10 Sol Haas 70 7-l2
feet on Broad street. southeast corner Rob
inson. and L 0 feet on Franklin street, north
west corner Robinson, s7,ls7.5O
Mary A. 1hompson's heirs TO Ada w.
Shields. "a 5-l2 feet on north side Bacon
street. $3.50.
He1,rtco. Simon solomon to Samuel
Houston, acre on the road leading 10 Wiki
inson'S bridge. $50.
+. Salomonsky 10 Jackson Brandt, I4G &c
feet on the south side OF Cary street near
West. subject 70 deed of trust. $500.
George h. Trueman 10 Jackson Brandt.
60 feet on Leonard street.
West End Land and Improvement Com
paDy 10 Virginus Wyatt. 90 feet on the north
side of Cary street between Elm and Cedar
Sg Ih0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Old Virginia 1920 OOOO-5 9
Richmond Club.1 6 0 0 0 3 0 0 x-10 9 8


Mr.. Old. recently Of the University OF
Virginia team. but who is now with tho
Norfolks. was in tho city Friday for the
purpose Of arranging a game with the Viz
ginss next Thursday.
The Norfolk team. with the exception Of
about three professionals, IS composed Of
college men. Hume, Old and Watts, Of the
University OF Virginia team, being with
them. They are considered one OF the
strongest teams in the South.
The Virginias have completed their team
OF ten men by the addition OF Mr. Glenn
Shsfer, who made fine record at the Viz
gina Military Institute as catcher and gen
eral player He will add greatly 10 the
strength Of the team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
"hiiss d. ahsy's Musicale {"

=, Inc commencement exercises Of Miss
Maggie Leahey's musical school took nlaos
Monday evening. Ii was al evening of
rare enjoyment and tho music MAS eTcsl.
lent. Miss Mamie Leahsy and other schoi.
ars gave charming ROTATIONS. Two silver
medals were awarded for attentive aonIics.
ton 10 musical studies T. Misses Mamie Car
reras and Lille Spillings. Miss EstsIe
Duke was the lucky Que of class ~ who
drew the gold modal. Among those who
received premiums for improvement were
Misses NJ. Ihon. X. Dawson, X. Wade. A.
somsrs, X Csrreras, T. Thou. X. Davis. G.
Brown. X. Marsha, L. Hudson. q. st. John.
H. GoymAn. p. Wade. N. Lsshey; Masters K.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Hastings Court.

James George (coloredD appeared before
Judge Witt yesterday on tho charge Of
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. lie broke into
the stable of Joseph Hall and stole q lot Of
harness. He was convicted aud sent to Jail
for twelve months and fined one cent. he
also pleaded guilty to charge OF petit lar
eeny. and for that ofense he received fifteen
additional days III Jail.
James Stanley was charged with breaking
into the house of W. r. Delhayes in tho
night time and stealing lot of champagne,
cigars, ham, etc. He was convicted aud
sent TO the penitentiary for Eve years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Earned runs-W. Duke. Reynolds.
Thr6e-ba hits -Hatdorf
IWo-base hits--1. 1ipsoomb.
Sacrifice hits-LipscOmb. Beloher' laylor'
Stolsn bases-Forsst Hills. IS: College, :.
First base on balls-B. Bradley, 8; LIP
sconb. Philips. 2; W. Duke. Blysqn,
First base on errors--Forest Hills z; Col
leRe 9.
Wild pitohes-Hatdorf. !; O'Hara1; Burnett
3.
STRUCK out-By Taylor, 2; by Bio Nett, /; By
HatdOrf, 2; by O'HaTa, J..
Passed balls-Luck, 3; Boyd 2; Iaylor2
Left on bases Forest Hills, s. College ..
Umplro-Mr. ". a. Graves
Time Of ghme-TwO hours.
TOBACCO MEN PLAY.
Al Boschen's Park il was Cameron Il
Camerons Richmond club against r.. Whit
locks Old Virglnin-and the Richmond
club came out winners. II was close AT one
time but the RichmRnd club came in on the
home stretch strong and left a bag gap be-
tween the two teams. Old Virginia played
well. but they were outclassed.
There was several fine plays made during
the game. aud az some points the playing
was indeed brilliant for amateurs. AID
would have done credit 10 professionals.
The batteries were Dougherty and Thorp
for Old Virginia. aud Peek and Trimmer for
Richmond club. AIR. Trimmer played an
exceptionally fine game both his catching
and throwing being excellent.
The score by innings wns rs follows
12945 9-R. BIZ X.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Eefnrnoli.

The ladies Of the Woman Christian As
ISOLATION return their grateful thanks 70 the
generous merchants who kindly sent the
following articles for the WOman's CHRIS
tian Association sewing class. Ihalhimer
Brothers. twenty-three Yards gngham. cot
ton; Fourqurean, Price q Co, gingham'
cotton. muslin; Breoden u Talley. cotton
bingham. calico, Drewry, Hughes a Co.,
gnghem: Millhiser 4 Co.. calico: Woodward
i Lothrop, calico, gingham, cotton; julius
Meyer, remnants d dress goods, Levy 4
Davis cotton. bingham, calico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
r Ell e DO TON.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
CBOCERIFswAY DOWN.

Six pounds Granulated sugar for Gos
Good Green Rio Coffee. I6c Arbuckles
lbest) Ariosa 20c California Hams loc.i
Old Rye Whisky lpurel. ~ gallon: Harvest
Whisky, sl.25: sea-6alt for baths. g5sc. per
pound; Pure Cider Vinegar. go. gallon;
Mixed Spices for picking Nc. pound;
Snow lake Patent Family Flour, Is d lar
Tyl. 500. sack: Silver King lHinnesolE
PATENT Family Flour $3.50 barrel. Sc.
sack; bars large Soap for 25c.; Good Tea,
Green or Mixed 25c.; Roasted Rio Coffee
lsc pound; pounds Carolina Rice whole
grain for 2jc. Pickles. Sc. q quart; Maruns
Milk Lunch Crackers. 3 pounds Tor 25c.;
Pure Lard &c. pound.
Call for my price list. S. ULLMANS SON.
1870 oast Main
Phone 3i6 ~ l0sua
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

RUSH. Died Friday evening, July 22d, -
the residence OF Jlrs 4. II. Reynold, No. llo4
east Broad street, Mrs. ELLEN bush color
ed: AGED si1ty-fve years. 49,.
Funeral will take place az o'clock THIS
Sunday EVENING. July 24th, from First
Bsptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
WEATHER. FORECAST.

- WAsHEeroT. ID. c., July 23.-FoT
r,,n Virginia: Generally fsir; continued
tklH WARM southwest winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair;
- clearing in southwest portion; vari-
able Winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
WALKER LIGHT
III GUARD, (C0IPANY b. FIRST Neg
rNuNrp N1f(flNtA NDttI S'fft,HSl-

IL Il lIl AID AiOIlIAN1 llAlN1 ltl0- "a
MINT. VIRGINIA NOLt NTEEhS)- ~
RTcnHOSp. Va. July q. ls92 We beg 10 II
inform the public shat this company
will give an excursion to ocean new,
leaving Richmond by Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad saturday, July sgth, az 3 O'Clock T.
N. arriving NJ Ocean View that night for
supper. spending SUNDAY there. returning 10
Richmond Monday morning after breakfast.
arriving here IS a 30 4. a. We extend cor
dial invitation 10 the officers and members ol
this reg lmsnt. and 10 all other Of our friends
10 accompany Us. aud can assure them OF
mos; pleasant trip.
special committees have been appointed 30
see that our guests and patrons have every
possible comfort
We have arranged with tho proprietor OF
Ocean lew Hotel for a very low rate Of -
per day for members Of this Company and
their guests
Fare FOR round-trip ticket 10 Norfolk a.
Those who desire 10 avail themselves or this
opportunity Will please notify Captain f. ".
Cunningham lofiice City Hall or any member
of this Company OF their intention not later
than "Wednesday next 9Th instant.
Remember this Is under the auspices OF the
Walker Light Guard. OF Richmond, and II
you 20 you can rest assured Of splendid
time. +. W. CUNNINGHAM,
usa-N Captain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
RANCE or TaE rnTKMoMETER.

Range o the Thermometer 40 THE TIMES
Office yesterday, July %, 1892:
GA. NJ. IS: e 81. 81: 3 =. d.. SO; p NJ, So;
Q 7. II. e; ~ Il. 81. Avorage. SttS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

raeau G. Cbildress and T. Pagan. AZ the
eonclusion Rev. Father Tiernau made al. an
encouraging speech while presenting the
medals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
ror1PMrNrs RrPAInrp.

Quite number of the equipments Of tho
surry troop which were inspected by
Colonel Hawes IN June last, will soon 10 sent
to this city 10 be thoroughly repaired for tho
reeimental inspection next fall.
On August lst at noon the Henrco troop
will meet at the courthouse to complete Us
organization. At present forty-six men
have sent in their applications and 1t 10
expected that by that time thor number
will exceed fifty. when the Governor Will be
requested % sanction the organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
rREF WANT E0UIPMENTs.

Colonel Henry G. Jones spoke Plainly
About the Serious Trouble.
The following new members wero en-
listed in the First regiment during the past
two weeks:
Hospital Corps-W. J. Cogbill, Albert
Samueis. William Gottwald.
Company BE. ". Carter, J. Schultz
William n. Bowles, j. f. East. W. j. White.
Company C-0ladlson q. Trioe.
Company DIV. Z. freyiihan William Z.
Waymack. nj. r. Traylor
Company E-R. l.. Steinbeoh, I. Z
Palmer, ". A. Hare, A. fairfield. G. W.
Pond, George Strain, Joseph H. Fernan-
deZ q. j. SlomAker
Company F-Carrington Calder.
JUST COMPLAINT.
Colonel Jones complains very seriou.lv
about the scarcity OF accoutreInents and
equipments for the members who have Ye-
Gently joined the command. When [ called
on him at the armOry last evening he made
the following statement IN reference to tho
matter.
The regiment is being much hsmpered
in its wOrk by tine failure OF the State an
thorities 10 supply them with accoutrements
and arms. Two years ago the regiment hsd
about four hundred rifles. Nine of than
HAkA hA'tA NDlo LHAHu
from them 10 arm aud eouip
companies III other parts of the
state. The regiment now has 800 rifles
with 42i mon who should be armed and
equipped. The policy of the State authori-
ties seems to be that II IL better 70 form
new companies. four OF which have been
given permission 10 organize within short
time past. and the State authorities hesitate
about equipplng tho recruits of the First
regiment. This rs very poor encourage-
| ment TO the officers and men of this .egi-
ment, especially in view Of the fac: that
there are large number of rifles which
have been issued 10 companies in the State
for which they have no use.
WRITTEN TO THE GESRRAL.
Colonel Jones has directed lengthy com
munication 10 General Anderson setting
forth he number and different kinds OF ac'
coutrsments which he needs for the men in
| the regiment.
| A day or two ago General Anderson "a.
celvod lettor from Adjutsnt- General Nc.
| Donald, wherein that of6oal stated that hs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Miss Jessie McLAuchlan. Of Libby Hili,
left Friday for Portsmouth, to visit friends.
She will be absent about three weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
PORT OF RICHMOND. July %, 1872.
ARRIVED

Schooner Cora. Hagan. Kennebec ice, hich-
mond Ice Company; schooner Lilly. Balti-
more. bone meal j. q Ilnsley y Co.; schooner
meal, J. g. 1insloy & Go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
sIARINE IsTKLLlGKNcA

IMMATURE ALMANAC. July ai. ise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
PORT or WEST POINT. July %, 1892.


Steamships City of Columbia, 3teyeus New
York. general cargo; Berkshire. Ryder, Prov
idence, general cargo; Charlotte, htckle, Bal
timore, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamships City OF Columbia, New York via
Norfolk general cargo: Berkshire, Proyi-
dence via Norfolk. general cargo; Charlotte,
Baltimore. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
PORT OFLAAIBERTs POINT. JUN %, ls'
ARRIVED

schOoners Lyman NJ. Law. Bertha Dean;
bArges sool0o. Mercedita, Antelope, John
Max, Norfolk aud Western Nos. and 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Sun rises...........5:Og Noon sets S:l7 Z. y.
sun sets............7:2Si Days length IAN. lam.
uIoW TIDE.
Morning. li
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Lyman NJ Law. Proudence: Bertha Dean,
Portland: 1ercediia, Antelope Boston; 500
loo. John Watt, Hoboken; Norfolk and West
ern Nos > and !, New Haven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
Mfsr PERU.

Mr.. Prank Gr,su and wife of Maiden,
Mass. ar- visiting relatives and friends
In this place.
~ Mr.. falario Vas nearing the
Camp mn railroad crossing abe heard
the train approaching. She took the
horse by the had, bat wss unable "a
manage him. lie ~, away from bet
anil started up the line slde of the traln
aud cap.llei Ia ditch side 81 the track
bat was not Injured. The giri lesped
cut % the wagon and all escspcd With
out any serious injury.
Henry Row ~ West Peru, George
Io~e and l.. ". knight of Walthsm'
Mas. prank Gr~n % Maiden, Mass,
and Mr.. Head 90 Paris, Ne, have
ben fishing up Ia -Four Ponds AMI had
. good catch 90 -om- leo good trout.
me t-oard ~ health have ben notified
Of IN. thro~inx % the waste from tbs
camp al Dix:isld crossing into the river
Eastman and Roblnson have been to In
,e.tigaie and pronounce u nuisance
snd hs,. notified the parties Ia take "
out and clean the river bank OF the oual
.nd g. bury the sane.
Born, july u, To the Wife OF Melvin
ioysjoy, a son.
The station agent has had the tree
trimmed up aud bushes cut Gu the rive
h.ns Al the Dixfield and West Peru sta
ton aud u look. much betier.
One "a Henry fioyd's little girl. VA
at play In the barn and she fell acres
the rack and Vas hurt, ~ss fear"s
seriously al the time, ss she VAS take'
vomiting that night, but she !. bette
now.
PROPOSAL. for carrying the mall frou
DIcsyale via West Peru Ia the rsllros'
station have been reviewed AZ this one
from sept. LIT Ia June JOth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
sRoWNritlp.

With very f.~ exceptions, the farm
ers In this ,icinity are nearly throagt
hsylng. An average crop IL reported
bat they 10 .sy, with long drawn faces,
pertaisrs aud corn dos look awful slim
hot weather has spilled 'em complcts
ihl. year. Hut for all that, know m,
little patch of potatoes and pumpkins
never looked hstter than now. ! bce,i
'em With pie fork. inrrO~-i them ~iif
brcom handle. ~Atsrcd them, whet
very dry. with q flower sprinkler. Have
not had any horse power Yet, bat have
one engaged when u IL time Ia harvest
them.
Mr.. =. wsrrea entertained the Ia
iie.' Circle Wednesday afternoon and
evening. 4 fine time aud plenty Ia eat
!. the rvport ~ those Who ~ere present
Mr.. Rake Il improving. lie Il able
10 III an mart of the time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

We arr 90 pleased with our ak foot
worc--ter buckeye mower, don't no
tlcc passing events. We nov Que,
round, aud look back and smile at havo,
made. Get q slx-footer FOR smooth
ground aud ssve time and horse-fesh.
ftsbsrmen continue plenty, proving
time. are good aud money Ia spare.
Hon. ~. ~. iIer.ey aud stanley His.
h-e ~ Buckheld aud families are here,
recruiting. getting lots of trout and
giving the midgcs q change 81 diet.
Prank stanley and John Harlow, Esq,
of Dlxheld, Are % the party.
q. 4. Rowe and four friends IL West
Peru, three rhiladelphlAns, Dr. y. T.
and Chss. Abbott ~ brooklyn, y. Y,
4. J. knight, Esq, % Rumford, Chss.
Putnam, East Iumford, Capt. u. :,
Flanders, boston, Scion Virgin. Hs,er-
hill, ~. x. Davis, W. W. brown, II. e..
Clark. y. l.. Lowe, II. Y. whitney and
". N. sawtellc 20 Waltham have h.heCi
at -Four Pond. aud on the river the past
~c.k, all getting good catches.
Augustus iIer.cy caught q river
trout one afternoon, proving q worthy
Scion ~ thr old stock.
4 fawn came Into 4. -. Reeds pas
turc and made fellowship With his col,
q feN DAYS ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

Cole Bros. have cold their furuitur,
business to W. 3. Parker Who rents ths
store formerly occupied by Cols Bros
Ia Cole Block. Parker has also rented
the two rooms adjoining the storr and
will use one 40 work-room Tor uphol'
steering and one a. carpet wareroom'
Mr.. Parker has had much experience Ia
the furniture and upholstery business,
and IL, therefore, well fitted for what he
has undertaken.
T'hila Nay, with other artists. Il "a
come here soon, We understand.
The ladies' of the Congregationallst
society will hold their fair soon. Prep
arstions are also going on with the
ladies of the uulversallst society, who
will hold their fair at an early date.
Bethel IL tn have . resident Insurance
agent .oon. Mr.. Buck of Norway IL to
locate here.
Miss Helen ". Staples has been ap-
pointed AZ alternate worlds fair lady
manager FROM Maine In place Of Kate III.
Abbott nee Locke Of Bethel who WAS
originally selected for that position but
Who afterwards removed from this
state to Colorado. Miss Staples 10 emf
Dently fitted for the position
The much talked Of event IL ths COM
Ing Of the famous Nelson Ca Bethel. The
date Il not absolutely settled but u IL
thought he will be- here sometime about
the middle Of August. Other fast
horses are expected and big time. The
whole country, far and near, Will wish
Ia see this famous trotter. IL u q mark
of great enterprise on the part 81 the
managers Of Riverside Park Association
to get Nelson here. Eminent hcr-emen
from Pcnosylvsnls aud New York have
inspected our track aud pronounce u the
heat hslf-mlle track In New England.
j. 4. skiilings has bargAlpcd for the
stock and leased the birch MILL here of
the syndicate s.signees aud Il now run
ming u.
Capt. u. u. Glover of Brockton, Mass,
visited friends and relatives here last
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
snII1A Mnons1ock-

AZ thl. writing, July 3;th, We may
well .ay IL lea sharp drouth, for In dig.
cling down Into our potato hills ~e fnd
the ground as dry az ashes, With pots-
toes we'll set Tor good crop u We get
rain soon.
Sweet corn .llking out ready 10 ~
c.i,e the pollen from the spindle. This
corn was planted May JO,h on broken up
land Nth Que tablespoon % irAdley's
.uperpbo.phste la the hill.
Farmers report fair average crop OF
hay after all.
We notice apple. where the SPRAYING
was attended Ia la the blossom show
the benefit 81 the time and expense.
tine wlse farmer has left his aging Ia
Kill weeds. Go aud do likewise.
In speaking 10 Mr.. Davis building.
last week we were Obliged to come Ia =
stop on account II time. Will proceed
BY saying that II exercise IL needed you
can have run or walk of 80 feet under
cover; starting from the parlor you pass
through the hall, sitting, dining, cook
and .cullery room. passing through the
~ood room, work shop and carrizg,
room you cone into the barn where II IL
divided OF Into compartments for differ
cut qualities 81 hay and grain, slso box
stall. for horse. With an especial one for
the sick. Both hangers aud stalls Ars
after the improved patterns, al.o Tor
sslting and watering stock, With every
thing go neat thafwe really wished ~
were the cowboy of the establishment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
GREENWOOD.

lee, thls IL hzy weather. and some "a,
~e are having too much % good thing
excessively hot aud bat little time Il
resi. While upland grass IL generally
bslleSed to he nearly equal Ia Last year,
II IL found that ~Aie-, on the contrary,
do not Yield more than one-half q crop,
The last !. they we're so completely an.
ed With water during the rainy seAsou
That the grass could not gro~ aud Ia
fact they arr still full, and although up
land u getting dry, s~Ales will require
no rain Tor q month.
Corn Il growing rspIlly and will scon
ct its grO~th. Ours Was mAnured In
the hill With domestic gusno, or CON-
rost made In the henbop.e; aud to te.t
~. value for IN. secood time we applied
Bradley's superphc-phste to Que row
through the mhidle II the field, and sub
seguently ashet the whole lust alike.
Aud nov IN there IL q man In the county
~ho thinks he has pair % optics sharp
enough Ia distinguish between that row
and the others, he l. RESPECTFULLY invited
"a come and pick IL out. The result vas
precisely the same last YEAR. aud What
lhsy prove we leave every farmer to ssy
after figuring up carefully the Amount
of money psh cut annually for the dlf-
fsrcnt Kinds of pho.phAtss.
We had occaslon 10 pAiroDise the new
store NJ the Ccntrv last ~~~k. and our
better half says that some % the good.
~ere the hest ever brought into the
house. That store has come "a stay, and
u L. no use for other traders 10 make up
.ny fscc. about IL.
Rev. a. 4. Brook. and ~ife made us .
pleasant call last Tuesday. They came
gp frOm ll,crmorc to the funeral of his
Dephe~ and, were detained q week by
sickness.
That bcsr spoken of last week has not
turned up about here yet, bat several
other animals have been Seen and hclIev-
"a to b. wolves, aud their bowling n
night rather tsnds to strengthen the
bslisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
DENMARK,

Mrs. q. W. Lowd and children from
Cambtidgeport, Mass, are at the Maple
wood for q few weeks.
The ladies' sewing circle met with
Mrs. Hattie Jones "wednesday afternoon
About thirty.hye assembled aud had
nice time. 4 dne supper and Ice cream
we're served at 5 10 y. n. They vii
meet With Mrs. Joseph Colby next ilm'
la two week. from Wednesday.
Mr.. Moody Walker MAS prostratcd by
heat Tuesday.
Dr.. Brown reports much sickness on
account of hot weather.
A very heavy thunder shower passed
over us Tuesday morning At j A. n. \
very ll.lle rain aud no damage by light
ming although the air Was full ut w..
Mrs. l.. A. Ingalls, 10 al Peaks Island
for few weeks.
Mr.. George A. lilll has gone To Bos
ton Ia engage In the blacksmith business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
MsS aEIhel.

Having A. b~iux pushed With All .
.his b.lp pressed Into the field. Ih'nk
the crop vii prove uP 20 the asersss ~
,hi. vicinity, some getting more '"A"
usual. AL. m, a.x.
mercury standing at ~ to II" desres' !"
the shsde. .o.ri-
X. rsy.oa Grover has but four ooA'''
ers ss vet. w.,.,sor,I
Last Wednesday. .-,..a.
Fr~d Eastman IL stopping ~in i''e"''
her, for abort time. an.
Mr.. and Np. J. y. P'ke are On '"s
Archer Grover IL taking . vaca''o'
With the measles ,-,.,or
pr. O.cos y. whitman OF Ixs,.'1'
The Chapel AID socistv meets WI
NJ. A W. Grover pext "Wednesday. :,
i. dolns . good work and u worthy "
MUMMY 4. Chapman IL helping \. I"
wh~~Ier about his hayisg. ,.
Ths growing crops ssvsss'y ~ 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
FAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pred Davies and child OF
Boston ara visiting at ID. q. Prides.
George Keen IL home from Deering for
few days.
Mrs. David McwAln Of New York, her
sister, Mrs. Lucy Moulton, OF Lewiston,
and Mrs. Angcllne Ssnderson OF south
Waterford, spent Saturday at L.. NJ
Sandersons.
q. Harold Shedd Of North Conway,
n. H., IL visiting at his grandfather, =
\. Halle.
Invitations have been received 10 the
golden wedding reception OF Mr.. and
Mrs. \. \. Gibson, nj their home ~
Brocktou, Mass, Aug. 9TH. Mr.. Gibson
Who has BEEN In town some time returns
home Saturday. 49,. =.
&c. Hllton's youngest child Il sick