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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-09
MAIL BAG.
A Protest Representing $4,000 Bap-
lists.

A Protest Representing $4,000 bap-
lists.
To THE EpIroR OF THE NEWS;
SIR-I here send you a copy OF two reso-
lutions passed heartily in the large meet
Ing of our Rhode Island Baptist State Con-
vention, representing about four hundred
thousand members. There is strong de-
sire that they be given publicity, and 1
place them at your disposal for your clean
paper. g. A. MARRIOTT,
Sect. r. l. Baptist state Convention.
24s Academy Avenue, Providence.
Whereas, II is currently and on good authority
reported that the recent agricultural fair held
at Narragansett Park, betting and other forms OF
tion OF avs which make this state exceptional In
Its vicious legislation; and,
Whereas, II is also reported on good authority
that immoral and indecent exhibitions we're openly
allowed at this fair,
the thousands OF Baptists in the State OF Rhode
Island, assembled in Providence In annual conven-
ton desire to utter solemn and earnest pro test
against the repetition OF such practices in the in
teresis Of the good name OF our State and OF the
good morals OF our citizens,
That we petition the members OF our Legislature
to rescind at their next session all laws that give
countonance or sanction to such gross immoraii-
ties.
And that we urge all good citizens throughout
the State who care FOR it's honor its reputation aud
well being, to withhold all patronage OF whatever
kind from the Fair so long As such evil practices
are permitted
Whereas. In a large section In this fair country
OF there still exists that most heinous OF all
acts OF cruelty and that blackest OF all crimes,
namely, lynch law, by which human beings accused
of crines trivial the most aggravating, and, be-
fore establishing their guilt or Innocence by due
process OF law, are taken from Jail, home or the
authorities Of the law, and compelled TO meet the
most horrible form OF death ever known In any
civilized land
Therefore, We hereby express It as the sense OF
this convention that no language Is too strong TO
be used in condemning this horrible practice and
that we welcome every legitimate movement hav-
ing for it's aim the final determination of this
monster crime. lending it both our moral and
financial support
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-09

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 9.-Ferdinan,
Ward, who abducted his son at Thomp-
son, Conn, a few weeks ago, was yester.
day adjudged an unfit person to care for
the bog Tho uncle, 4. ID. Green, was ap
pointed guardian.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-09
A Costly Connagration.

ANTWERP, Oct 9.-Firo visited the "Old
Antwerp" section of the exhibition and
totally destroyed six houses, together
with their contents. The loss is heavy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-09
still In the Ring.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 9.-The friends oi
Colonel Brcckinridge are bringing him
out for senator.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-09
Dyspepsia Cured

my wife has been great sufferer with dys-
)epsia for over four years. Three bottles OF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-17
Sumtes slaerle; aus 9eutihlamo.

: prin3 Nleranber bon YreuBen,
our 3eit bas dltefe Mitslieb bes beuts
f9en @ailerbaufes, feierte unldngif
feinen Is. @eburtstag.
= Bei gaub am Gbein purbe am
S9la9ttage bon 8eaesMaiance (18.
Suni) Elm 8ln9er.9 9enfmal entbiilt.
9ie Stabt mar feflib gei6mhdt. Ser
&aiierpapillon. aur @ntballung bes
GiebermalbsO sOenfmals erbaut, mar aur
8ermen6ung bel Der Geier am Dent
nal 8lii9ers aufseitelt tporben. BUR
Sbeilnabme an Der gntbuGungsfeier
mar Der @eneraloberf Soc, General
@raf bon Walberiee, biele anbere &C.
nerdle, ferner Der soberprdibent Magbes
burg, Der @ebeime Obers&egierungss
ratb 9arber. iomie cine groBe 3abl am
berer 8ertreter ber Beb6rben unb sall>
rei9e Geitsdte einsetroffen: aud cine
Deputation bes 9uialen>&egiments
Ghrft 8lii6er bpn Wablftatt Nr. 5.
BON Stolp in pommern NOR pertreten.
Wittags IL llbr fanb bic gntbhllung
beS 8lider> Dentmal8 itatt. 9ie Self
rebe belt Der &egierungsprdiibent bon
Seppers9asfi. Sobann erfolgte bic
uebergabe be8 DenfmalS an ben Birs
germeiiter BON @aub.
= WeI9e &ieIens Mrbeit bic Gins
f6dbung aur ginfommenfeuer in 8ers
lin oeruria9t ergiebt fid aus elmer
Magiltratsporlage, betreffenb bic Neuz
ernennung ber Mitglieber Der 8oreins
i6dbunsscommiiiion fiir bic periobe
1895-98. 8is iebt befanben bier
1874 llntertommifiionen nit 1872 Wtit>
gliebern uub 1853 Steupertretern, beren
9lrbeitslait i6on iebr bebeutenb tpar.
NlS eine Golse bieier Belaitung 1T pobl
bic Sbatfa6e anauieben, baB i'm lebten
Sabre 919 Intrdge nm @ntla1ung aus
benz gini6dBungsamte bel Der Steuers
beputa!ion eingegansen fnb. Bei Der
nd6iten @!nfommenfeuer geranlas
gung i'm 9erbf br s. mirb cine nod
itdrfere Snanipru6nabmeber gorein.
i9dBungSs 8ommiiiion bel @rmittelung
bes feuerbaren 8ermogens bebufs
geranlaguns Der @rgdnaunssaeuer
tattfinben unb bic @ei6dfte Der 8ors
eini9dbungsfommiilion miifen cline
tueitere iebr groBe Nusbebnung erfah>
rem. @s iOllen in 3ufunft 349 Inter
fOmmiiitonen nit 1869 Miteliebern
unb 1888 Steapertretern gebil6et mers
ben. Sabon fnb APO Mitglieber
unb 9l9 9teanertreter bon Der Sta5ts
perorbneten 8eriammlung aumdb.
len, bic iibrigen merben bon ber fOnigs
li1en Steners DIRECTION ernannt.
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9. 6 q y / tel.

Sn MartaS duBerli6er Gerbaltnil<
fen at1oerte li6 in Der ta6lten 3ett
ni6ts. sic blteb i'm Sienlt Ser &ais
ierirl in Der @obnuns, bic lie biSber
in Sranienbaum inne gebabt hattie, uno
ihren ansetrauten @atten Srlop iab
lie ni6t, ba ct ia i'm Nrreit mar. Gie
Sirittn Oaldtop unb Die &atlerin
ielbit, bic in letter .3eit init ben Sort
i6ritten Der geri6m0rllns iebr sufries
BEN mar, i6er;ten iiber Die bonn &ai 1er
inpropi lirte 8erbetratbung unb nanrtz
ten Waria Wiabame Srloip, tpdbrenb
iie ionit 8eioe nod ruiiil6er Sitte
1ur nit bem giamen Wlaria gltfolas
jenna ansereoet batten.
Wfaria blieb in tbren @emd9ertl,
Tim auf Gnratben 9atbartnas benz 9ais
fer ipdbrenb ber nd6iten Gage nt9t in
ben @es 5u seratben. 9ier erfubr iie
nun bur6 bie 8elube Der Da11fotp
gedbereS BON BEN Gorsansen bel 9ofe,
unb serabe bies erlei9terte es Der
9aidfoip, Maria gang ibren 3medet
entipre9en6 su beliisen.
3ipei Gage na6 Der 9rauuns fam 1ie
3u Maria, ltm ibr mttSutbeilen, Iie
babe cine llnterreoung NIT benz @rafen
Sorot sebabt. Oieier babe iofort be-
9riffen, um mas es it6 banble, unb iei
OapOn iiber3eust, bab Mtaria it6 ribt
attber8 hQbe berhQltert f0nnen.
Scr @raf" iaste bic Dai9fop
au9, ubdlt es fit notbpenbig, bas Sc,
bettnntb jest nod itrenser a,t fpabren
als friiber. @erabe neil er in Der l1ms
eebrtns bes aaiiers itd befinbet, ses
raoe neil er se3mltnsen LIT, auf ftd urb
auf feinen &0ntg Hid1i6t 3lt nebmen,
barf ber Safer feiue Qbntng bapon
baben, bab @raf 0orbt NIT elmer Sof,
bame ber &aiiertn elm gerbdltniB ,trts
terbdlt, baB er etnseipeibt lit In bic
@ebeimnille Der &aiierin. @raf 6orbt
ldBt Dir allo, mein &inb, iasen, baB
Du Old ieiner unipanbelbaren Qtebe
periidert balten fannit, bab er aber
duberlt9 Dir seseniiber burdaus ben
Srentben fptelen tptrb, Tim bel ben Ser
ionen an1 9ofe rnb am alleripenieiten
beim &atler fetnen 8erba1t Ut ertpe>
den. Du biit fiir i'm test Srau Orlom
unb ei1n burdaus sletd9tltise Yerion.
St bat mir sel9moren, bab eS linn iebr
f6per fallen uirb, bieie elet9siltioe
0tolle Dir seseniiber si ipielen, aber
eS bleibt Dir, 1nein &inb, nt9tS Mns
beres iibrts, als ieinem 8eiipiel su fol,
gen. Ifebenbei fann i1 Dtr nittbei>
len, bab es ii6 nur I'M ipenise @o6en
banbelt, benn mir itnb 3temli9 nabe
Dor Der @nti6eibuns. @s 1tub tn aller>
lld9iter Seit 9ebanbelt perben, lnb
iiest bic &aiierin, bann baben mir nit
ibr aeiie9t, unb Define Gbe NIT Or
lom piro iofort setrennt unb Du NIT
@obltbaten unb @ef9enfen iiberbduft.
1erliert freili9 uniere Yartei, 70 sebe.,
mir Glle 3ufammen 1ta9 Stbtrten,
penn mir nidt 3upor tobtsefnutet tper.
ben. gIio balte aus u1to seige Der MeIt
ein slet6siltises @eli6t! 9erratbe
ni6t ourd einen 8lid Elm @inperitdno'
niB nit 9orbt, unb lollte er fi9 Dir
unporiibtts nabern 70 ipeiie ibn ab
@as Du Tim mit3utbeilen bait, laB
inn bur9 mid aufOmmen, Id babe
einen ii6eren MeG um nit ibm gu
'''''A''" (Gort1ebuns foIst).
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sseit meg ppm staStesemiibl

whni&t fiG ber 11usIhde, ber NIT NerpenIeiben be=
baftet IT, Gber balb p.rb ct ntGt mebr aptbpenbis
baben, bas sef&dftise, aIerbinsS AUD oft fber @es
bhbr Idrmenbe srpbRdbtif8e aeben su Hteben, penn
er i4 fpiematifa SOftetter's Wasenbitters baIt,
has bem sei4wd&ten unb hberresten Werpenfpifem
i&neae Berubtsuns unb S.drtuns saranttrt. Sag
fur Gas sepinnt ber a6rper inter bem Giuhub beies
erprobten SttmuIansmittsIs an raft urb Wtberanbss
fdbtstet. Bon ber 9ebensfraft, NIT Der es ben sans
pen a6rper bur9brtnst, erbdlt aud bas gerrenfsfem
'etnen antbeI. G&iaf, appettt unb werbauuns pere
ben hur btefes btebte arafteligtr bef6rbert. Ser
tanu, ba benz 70 TT, BpeeIn, bas Bet epniequentem
@ebrau4 auf BITE Dauer baS Wpblbeiinben uub bic
&ute bes Rerpenipnems seFGert fnb Werfopfuns,
Dtltctaf. aRalara, uebtlfet, Seefrantbett unb IRA
seutrdmpfe itrei4en por bteitr Grsuet bte Sesel.
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0att3 ttm1puH

9ue, weI&t Or. atnss v0eue Gntbeduns" sebrauebt
baten, tennen ibren Bertb, uns bic, pelae ba8 bts
lest NOD niAt seban baben, t6nneu iest gang umipu
einen Weriu& baultt aniteuen Wlan penpe fd an bic
unteu anse8etSte apotbste unb lafie @ eae BrobeHas
foe gratis seben. Wan ienpe ietnen Ramen unb ieine
&breie eiu an 8. 6. Budlen & 60. tn Ghieaao unb
man pirb eine 9robe= 96a4tel BON Or. atnss @euen
2eben8 Piaen tcenfrei Juseianbt erbaten, owte etn
gJemplar be8 vGeiunbbetSs sShbrers unb ber 9ebensz
@eseIn". aues bas wtrD fder ron Rusen fur ste
stn, obns Jbnen acften gu peruriaHen. Gan antputp
Drug Srmpanp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-17

I6Ie6ten 3eiten mesen bon ben @igeus
tbamern geibloRen moroen; iebo1
tann man li6 nod INNER an einem
fiblen @ldie @itp 8ier bel 6reunb
Sod srquiden. 9ie irg. dltelten 2eute
miflen li6 zines 10 traurigen, pitnit>
lolen 4. Suli's nidt gu entIinnen, pie
oes leBten. Nbenbs fanb Elm 8aa in
Jobn's 9alle ltatt, pel9er 3iemli9 gut
beiu@t mar.
Sn poriger Wo9e f6loB bic @6mes
terzS9ule in Nlt D'9anis unb be-
ginnt tpieber als "Public Free School,
9lnfangs September. Sn ben beiben
anoeren S9ulen biefes Di(trittS, Der
Depots unb Seeo S9ule uirb nod
BIG @nbe bieies Wtonats pripati9ule
gebalten. Nn Der 9epotidule unter,
ridtet Yrof. 5. BRADFORD, tpel6er aud
uObl ben nd9iten Seruliu Der Sreil9uIe
iibernebmen uirb. 9err BRADFORD 1T
als tii6tiger pdbagoge betannt, mel
der f9on lange Sabre in bieiem County
an beuti6en Sdulen gemirft bot. @s
1T an bieler S9ule in einem Sermin
breimal nit 2ebrern geme9ieIt wors
ben, uaierer unmaBgebli9en Weinung
nod serabe ni6t iegenbringenb fur irs
genb cine S6ule,
Nuf ieiner &eile mad Sal afrooiGe unb
San @ero timo traf Sbr @orrespons
bent mai9e alte Greunbe, Nbonnenten
Der nGreien prefe". @inen fur3en
giablif tbaten mir III bic i6on i'm gans
3eu @ountD beriibmten 9iibner Garm
nnleres Greunees, bes friiberen langs
idbrigen altbemdbrten @ouEtp glerfs
auauit 9ornuns. Derfelbe lduft tpiee
BEL fir @ountpsGlerf. 6effentltt 1T
gum Woble bes @ountb'5 bas Slid
ibm boIb.
9a Sbr Correspondent in einigen
Monaten ieinen DObnlib mad Der bors
tigen @egeno oerlegt, pirb er ii6 er.
lauben, au6 BON bort ipdter ab unb gu
8eri6te ein5uien6en.
2eioer muB i'd beribten. baB Strip
&otbe, Der dltefte Sobn bes 0errn s.
s. &otbe, unieres @ountp @ommils
idrs, an ben Na9meben Der b6ien SHs
fuensa nnu f1on felt iiber 6 Mtonaten
trant banieber liest. Mie mir bbren,
lit bonn Dr. patterisn BON 9eabp @itp
an Der lnfen 0lfte bes iungen Mans
nes cine Operation borgenommeu unb
berIelbe befinbet li9 etuas befer. Gofs
fentli6 trdst bic trdftise gfatur bieies
ionft 10 sefunben 20idbrisen iungen
Mannes ben Sieg bappn.-gu9 Der
fleine &olanb &otbe, Snbn beS Mr.
Sp. &otbe, par fdmer ertrantt; 1T
aber auf benz Wese Der p6aisen @ies
berberfeauns.
Sn 9on6o @itp fanben in Der lebten
3eit 3mei re6t traurise Sobesfdlle fatt.
IS farb bic nod iunge Satin uaiere8
beliebten @ountps@lerts Nug. &empif
mad ldngerem 2eiben am 9ppbusHes
ber. Gin tieftrauriger Wittner unb 5
unerwa6ieue &inber umitanbea traus
ernb ben Sars Der geliebten Satin unb
Wutter. Wl6ge bic 5r6terin 3eit bens
ielben Srof gemdbren.-Mm 6. b. so.
murbe ber 17idbrige boffnung8nolle
Sobn bes 9errn Soe Garle in 0onbo
@itD, 9enrp earle, in @aitropiQe be-
araben. Oerielbe mar ebenfalls benz
b6ien Sppbusfieber erlegen, mel6es
ieit Sabren i9on in ponbo Gitp feline
Opfer forbert.
Sn 9'9anis baben mir iebt aud els
men beutiden 9lrst, Dr. Weigelt, wels
der iein Dottoreramen in Berlin
mahte. 9erielbe 1T elm febr tii6tiser
Wtebiciner unb iollte bon bem ummobs
nenben Seuti6tbum bel porfaaenben
&ranfbeiten 3I &atbe ge3ogen werben.
s. 3.
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- Ser erite @iienbabnnib. gl8 bic
erite preuBii6e @iienbabn BON Berlin
na6 potsbam er6ffnet porben mar,
faunten bic 8erliner sund6ft, balb
ober 9ing es ibnen ni6t idneq genug.
Oas duBerte iid in einem Snierat Der
nBoilii6en 3eitung" aus benz Sabre
1912, oas fOlgensermaBen lautete:
nBef9eibene Infrage. Gdbe e8 ni6t
elm Mittel, an Der potsbamer giiens
babn Der 8ettelei au iteuern2
@eulid III 3. .. Elm Snoalibe nit einem
StelafuB fait bis StesliB neben Der
@iienbabn bergelaufen unb bat burd
fein auforingli9eS gDeien fortpdbreub
bas publitum in ben Wasen belditiat,"
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metIteh SreuHoluueH
aufscgeben iporbea; ale
meintell, t4 iei unrett.
bar bem 9obe perfauen.
Meine 2unse tuar fart
afficirt, ,mein &orpsrjum
Sfelett absemagert.
Weine Gnaebori9en flu
9enan, mir Sbr Golden
Medical Discovery" iti
seben NIB besauTr fd
mid tpisOer 3n erbelsu.
GS bauerte nid)t laNae,
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Sd tann ni6t mbin, Dr. Mu.
gut a0niss 0amburser Gamiliens sMe>
bi3inen gu einpfebleu; iie iollten in teis
mem 6anie feblen. - vic. S6lei9er.
Marine Gitp, Mid.
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o'"A - '''s' 70 mar it tuieber ,pobl
senug. nm n,einen Sausfrauen.PFt4
Hadgehen 3u f5nnen.
Wfetne Bieberberfellune berbanfe it DR..
Bierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
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eineln SreunOe beS 3aren bon 9fublano
9ebiibrt.
slln 26. Wfat 1852 trat, Sorot feline
Sabrt nod 8reslau an, bic inter giiltz
itisen llmitdnoen in Sioolf 9agen pols
lenDet 5etn fonnte.
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Sas Weib iell fteben an ibres
Wtanne8 Seite.
6ys]|} E1ll3I q IIJsII

Sett ldnger ols einem Biertel.S .Sabrbuubert
bat DR.. Yierces "Golden Medical Discov-
cry" bet 0ron9ial-, Sals. unb 2uusenlei.
ben pouffdnoise 8uren betptrit. 2unsen>
tdpdde, 2uusenblutungeu, Bronditis,
aftbma, bartuddiser Suften, Gussebruus
ober 2ungenicrofel unb dbulide 2eiben tuer.
ben bur9 bas Discovery" turirt.
3m,s gfetett absetmaeert.
Frau Nira Nills BON 9arbis, Big
Stone Co., Mfinn., idreibt: sBor einem
SABRE mar id bon meinem 9ausar5t une
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
GREENWOOD.

II has been so rough during the last
ten DAYS that some begin Ia think spring
came backwards; but then these little
spasmodic fiurrie. Of weather are moth.
ing fearful after all. Snow In spring,
hall In summer, aud rain In winter are
What we have always had more or less
In this climate aud always shall, as long
as the present condition Of things exists.
Hut ssp continues To run, cold ~ IL IL,
aud With us Il IL one Of the best sap sea-
sons on record.
Ransom Cole Ia done saving birch,
has his board machine already moved,
aud will commence saving long lumber
AZ soon AZ the town business ID disposed
Of. lie IL chock full OF pushativeness,
and we wish there were more such men
In town.
Dennis swan stopped with Us last
Tuesday night, on his way to visit hi.
brother-in-lAw, Samuel Sweetser oil
Woodstock. lie IL looking well cousid-
ering what he has passed through. DR..
Rankin had the care Of him during his
sickness, and they do say that the doctor
ranks with the best physicians In the
county.
While at the Pond yesterday Byron
Byrant called Us In 10 see q vegetable
curiosity; IL consists Of = monthly rose
bush, one bud Of which 10 50 far expand
ed az 10 show the red petals, while on
the apex are three green leaves, one
fully developed, and the Others coon viii
be. when the bud comes to blossom, oil
course those leaves will be on the end oil
the .epsls forming the calyx; and then
.msy I be there 10 see. Nature gets
Up funny thing occasionally just "a
show Us that her ingenuity IL not YET
quite exhausted.
Thursday. Another snow storm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
MASON.

FL. Bean hs. commenced To sa~
birch. Water Il 50 lou that he cannot
DO q real rushing business.
Several from this town carried YEA
calves TO Bethel Monday for j. VI. Phil
brook. Who ships them 20 Brighton
Mr.. Phllbrook u one that IL willing io
live and let live.
Daniel u. Grover of Redlsnds, Cal,
called on friend. In town last week. Mr.
Grover has been away about four years,
and has come home la settle up his
brother. estate aud sell the old place u
he can, a. he Il coutented In his new
home In California.
r.. l.. Hutchinson Of Norway IL at hi
fathers, n. Ilutchinson's, helping mak'
some repairs inside the house.
Herbert whitman remains about th'
sane.
Oscar Mason's mar. u sick with whA
seems like the ol,i-fashIoned horse-ail.
a. :. Bean IL going To run his mil
nights.
Two men FROM stoneham are making
shook for Mr.. Bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
BvRoN.

Word having come that bcoms on the
AndrOscoggin are la. crews organized al
different points are throwing In poplar
and spruce, giving lively air To busi'
ness.
W. Mason and 4. ". Carter, oi
Bsthel, spent thrre days In town las,
week. Mason sold his poplar 10 Reed a
Gocdbout, settling the trespsss dispute
without litigation.
Jsnne a Easter for lack ~ snow fall
81 To ccmplste their job 90 hauling.
Carroll and Clarence Young have
taken spruce. cut on Buckheld HUI, "a
throw into the river. aud like all boys on
q ne~ bob. make ..the fur fiy."
Perlcy whitney u delivering the ware
be- collected to Re replAied, which Is
done yety satisfactorily TO all. When
Perley can't come up To contract he
won't take pay which makes him rclla'
Die 20 deal with.
40 Reed recently sent OF lots OF
spruce gum.
Amos !. out In \ spring suit, which
forbodes eanyasslng Tor fruit trees OF
mstrimony.
Our hen. after Ave weeks sitting,
come. OF with nine chicks, with help OF
house furnace. Can prove TIL. by
Ilersehel.
Ky buying ficor paint Of Nate Rey-
mold. % Canton, We ARE SURE Ia meet the
expectation % the most critical house
keeper.
Emma stone Abbott !. visiting he'
sister In Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
PGRu.


Edward BARRIERS buildings, consist
Ing Of house, ell, stable and hen house
took fire and burned down on the 9th
inst, st about ~ o'clock at night. The
family, consisting Of Mr.. BArber and
hi. two grsnddAughters, barely escaped
In their nlght-ciotbes. There Was q
COW burned In the stable. IL IL suppos.
ell that the fire originated from barrel
81 ashes In the stable. There VAS no In
surznce. l.oss about $500. Wilson
Stillman and T.. T.. Gibbs have been
around with . subscription paper foI
their benefit.
The meeting house took fire on the
roof two or three times and they had Il
fight the fire very hard To save the
house. n there had been wind they
could not have done so.
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WILSON'S MILLS

The assessors took account % the
taxable property April ii.
VIII Durkee and wife have gone Ia
the hotel To work for the season. They
have their children with them.
X. 4. Twitchell Was In town the first
Of the week.
The crews % n. y. Ellingwood broke
camp last Monday. The crews and
teams went through this settlement
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The contractors are now all out Of the
woods.
ID. sturteyant has gone to Boston
Ia visit his wife. Who spent the winter
In Boston under the care of physician.
We hope To hear that she IL regsining
her health.
e. II. Bennett has gone out again for
medical treatment.
snow fell all day Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
OXFORD.


George washburne died at welchville
April 9TH. lie WAS quite sick with
grippe last winter and had not wholly
recovered.
The following officers were Installed
At the Division Of Sons OF Temperance:
s .!.;:,. s ,:";:: Va W..
W. Lase. X. 4.
kiith frvneh. A. n. n.
Georre parr,tt, Twas.
Kate Iiouxhton, D. n.
John Tribieksk.C.
a. u. kiehmoad, Con.
Siorebce iiaye., &C.
frv.i smith. rs.
Aibion smith. a..
feriey Frneh. =. w.f.
Born, March 10Th, to the wife Of Fred
Martin, q son.
The assessors are taking the valuation
Of the town.
G. II. Young, photographer Of South
Paris, Was here for . few days last
week,
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wGsr BETHEL

Two severe northeast snow storms ln
one week In the month OF April 10 eel.
dom recorded, but that II what the faith
full chronlcler Of weather must do the
present year.
NJ. Cough, our cream collector, voted
Thursday, the 18th Inst, the most dis
agreeable day OF the year for his busi.
ness.
Another death to bs recorded this
week, that Of Mrs.. Mary Bean, widow Of
the lats Eliphax Bean. She was nearly
IS years old and had lived In the place
ever since her marriage 20 Mr.. Bean,
over sixty years $50. She had seen
many changes 10 those sixty years, for
only one person IL now living who WAS
living In that school district when she
came there, and that one WAS then .
baby.
Allie Grover 10 making sugar on the
farm where his great grandfather be-
gan . settlement Just one hundred years
ego this spring, and i probably using
many Of the trees that he used then.
Sure it 10 that more than slxty years ego
some Of the best trees 10 the orchard land
which still retain their former reputa-
tion) were largs old growth trees and
gave forth the sweetest sap, It seems 70
ne, that I ever tasted.
VIII some Of your observing scientific
correspondents answer this queryf DO
tres that produce . large amount OF
very sweeS cap live longer OF shorter
than tree that run lees cap and not ~
sueeti
9. Grover has soss god stan 90 .
hosbsd.