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ALCOHOLIC STIMULANTS.

II is established by statistics, that
more than 80 per cent OF the whisky
sold by dealers is less than two years
old, Whisky for human use, should
be much older. Chemistry and medi.
cal expef iments show that yonng whis-
Ky Is injurious 10 the human system,
while OIL the other hand il is asserted
by the best and most learned medical
men. that good old whisky taken judi
c:ously is highly beneficial. because
the arome,ic elements found in old
whisky do not derange, bu, stimulate
and strengthen
The "Club iIonss" brand OF Bour
bon Whisky is made OF the best mate
rails and is never sold until II has al.
tanned = maturity Of ten ycara, II ID
then BY reason Of aye aud quality q
perfect whisky with a mild, delicious
taste. A small trial sample, and book.
let on alcoholic siimulants. srni 10 ANY
address upon receipt OF twenty five
Address.
". SnAuGHNEssy & Co.,
4i9N 9Th 81,
81. L0ufa. No.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
KILL-GERM
R ITCH
IN 80 MINUTES.
Cures Mango on Dogs.
Cures Scratches quicker than
any other known remedy
Cures all skin diseases.
For sale by
Macon Druggists,


Vlm State of Mississippi.
NoNJbec touNty,
NJ IS v, tNeeN'loU'
Y. l.. GTSgs.
By virtue el the hoFe stated writ dlrfet-
eft1 ne r.om the olicc OF W T. Minor
rla-, Of the Circuit Court 0! SAID county
/ Will, On
Monday, the sA day August 1888
AZ the Court House Of said county, within
isyal hours. sell by auction to tiie highest
bidder for cash. the following real properly
~ hieh has hsvu islird On Icy me A. the prop
,rtv III said defendant and Viii be sold 10
satisfy said writ ami al costs, to-wlt:
The cas-, hstg Of northwest quarter and
q s,rs. oil the rorih eud 81 west hs1 OF
northwest quarter Of section I, amt me cast
halt OF east hSIt and 10 acres OF the east
side OF the west halt Q. northeast quarter;
and The west hal, of northwest laSiteI ana
g.>t batl Of west half Of southeast quarter,
section ), and the northeast quarter OF see
liou {. al in township IA, rauS" Is. also Inc
seutkhslr OF section y. Snd the south half
Of s<fthwe>, quarter Of section ~, town.
xaipl5, rsaye is. containing 1910 acre. more
OF less, aud situated IN the above tounty
ana ,t5te. l.. T. pORROH,
~ IVA lSe, 81 sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Mont Eagle, Tenn

OLD FRIEND B~EACoN:-I suppose
you win not object to have 4 line irom
this mountain site, and | will write il.
He, who is worn down with The
Annoyances, perpieXilics and heat Of
a southern home, may find relief III
the fresh, inyigorating, balmy breozos
of a mountain home, where the mir is
fresh and bracing. the water pure and
sweet, the hotel accommodations res
pectably good, though by no means
the best, and build up.
We have here all sorts Of company.
1he rafting, prattliug children, the
chatiy, pleasant smiles Of pretty maid
ems, sturdy. good natured matrous,
mothers with their babes, r~oIlicking.
frolickling boys and girls, the young
man with hair parted in the middle,
the more thoughtful one parted On
the side like men Of sense, the Gsner.
nj, The Colonc! the Mayor, the Judge.
The Squire, the Professor, and this
morning we have a fresh arrival from
Hamburg, Germany. So you see a
visitor may select his company, or
avoid AL company,
On entering the assembly grounds
You buy a iitke, at the gate, or day .
week or 4 season which givesynu priv
ileecs TO enter all places OF pubic en-.
iertainn0nt, viz; lectures. concerts
reaiing rooms, ten pins, swimming
pools.bath room , twilight prayers.
religious meetings social gatherings.
in snort, all public places. A few
evenings since there was a social gath.
ering OF Mlssissippians At tho Nissis.
sippi Home. whore abort TO good
looking representatives from our
great state assembled an! had a pleas.
ant chIt.chat time, which all seemed to
enjoy. Similar gatherings are held al
the Alabama Home. the Inn, the Nasl.
vile Home, etc, Here YOU may be
public or private, laxative or mute.
One may sill iG silence GU a comfort.
abe rocker, m the extensive gallerie.
Of tho Assembly Inn, or ma enter the
talking circle and feel as free as il he
were amongst his old friends and &C.
q~uaintanccs. Ii is expected and desir
ed that MI should ted at home and
DO free and easy. We havs'a twilight
prayer meeting every evening, preach.
ing two or three times every SUNDAY.
All amusemenis are of a social reli.
ious order and there is no tendency Ia
frolic or d,ssipate, IL there Is a play
ing card, or flask or bottle OF spirits
or blind tiger about the premises,
have not seen, heard of or smell, either
l have written this in the Sociu
Hall of tho Inn, amid the laughing
jokes and jecrs of boys and girls anC
squalls. and plays of frolickiug chill,
dren. Ii there are any mistakes pas
them; il there is anything to amuse o
Instruct, enjoy it, il it is worth no,hin,
give 1t place in the waste baske;
shall not he grieyed.
II. W. FooTE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Your Health Your Comfort Your
Happiness

Do you wish TO make Il new person
OF yourselr our dear friend in the in.
terror?
Don't you feel The lceh of a C change
Of scene this summer, no matter how
pleasant and attractive home is!
Don't YOU need invigorating and
b-acing air and II good outing?
No doubt you do, but offer excuses
such as going so ia, away, il is SO ex.
pensive aud various other rrasons
Now the Mobile u Ohio will just fl.
your case,
Your attention ia called 10 that
beautiful body Of water, Mobile Bay
It's shores are dotted with neat, tasty
and comfortable summer homes ard a
number Of summer resorts, where So
journ1rs will be carefully cared for.
Cheap round trip ticsc cts are sold
from all coupon ticket Offices Of the
Mobile Il Ohio road to Point Clear.
Alabama, which is eighteen mills
down the bay from Mobile, u delight
FIJI ride by cl gan, bay excursion
steamers. The location cannot be ex'
cclled. Ii is health giving. II is cool
Salt breezes all the time. Salt water
bathing. Fishing and boating III al
heir uttrnctivuncss. Good hotel, yer,
reasonable rates, Electric lights. Fut
water. The visitor Ia cared for b,
the railroad, steamer and hotel people
in the best possible manner A vi-i
will thoroughly convince any one 0
the superior excellence OF this resort
Try il once, and you will DO regulal
in your visits. II you cannot leav,
homo now, confer for n trip in the IA
turo with the nearest agent Of III
Mobile & Ohio Road, or enquire 0
ticket agents of connecting lines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

How doar 10 our hearts is the old
SILVER dollar, when some kind suLscrl.
Der presents il to view; the liberty
head without neckiie or collar. And ali
the strange things that seem so new.
Ihe wide spreading eagle, the arrow
below II, the stars and the words with
the strange things they Tell; the coin
OF my fa'hers, we're glad thai we
Know 1t, for sometime Or other twill
come in right well-,hc spread eagle
dollar, the star spanglod dollar, The
oiu Ai'ef dollar We all love SO we'll.
Clarksdalc Banner,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
lpnINIsTRATOH'S SALE.

Lcda A. Rogers, deceased, No. 1919,
In aud by virtue OF an order Of the Chan.
Gerry Court OF oktihheh' county ut the
March Term, \. D.. 1898. | will as admins
traitor OF the estate ot Leila \. Rogers. cX-
po>c for sale t. the highest bidder for cash.
in fiont Of the Court House door in the city
of Macon. Mississippi. within legal hours.
On Monday, August 18th. A. D, 1895.
the following described lands, to-wit:
West three quarters OF the south half of
the north half, section 80, township Ii,
range 10 east. situated in Noxubee county.
and | will Sonyey such title rs WAS vested
IN Mrs. Leda A.. Rogers NJ the time of her
death. Ii. T. SAUNDERS.
July s, 1898 Adm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Teachers Institute.

Notice is hereby given 10 all Of tie
teachers OF Nox ubec county, that. our
teachers institute will begin on Mon
day. the 18th day Of Aug. 1895
The white will be held at the white
school building and be conducted BY
Prof. J. W. johnson, Of the University
OF Miss.
Tho colo;cd will To held Of tho col.
orcd school hIilding aud be conducted
BIZ by j. W. )oncs Of ynzco CITY
Miss.
All Of tbs county schools will be
SUSPENDED for-ethe week aud every
teacher 10 earnestly requested 10 DC
present. tho 1st day and 10 stay unit
tho last, aud 10 come prepared 10 de-
veta lie whole wcck to- the work Of
the institute.
s. MsTn0MAS.
1+4=NZ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Misses kitIie McMiIliu aud Hattie
Johnston were quite painfully injured
last Wednesday, while Oh their way to
spend the day at the Snriugs. While
going down the long hin about half u
mile his side of tic Spring, SONG part
Of the harness became detached
which caused the buggy to run oa tie
horse and frightened itard il began to
run, both ladies were thrown Oh, and
Miss Mcaliliin's arm was di,locaicd
and broken at the elbow, aud Mrs
Johnson was badly bruised up. The
frightened animal ran against Mr. W.
+. Woodwrd's buggy who with hi.
family was just in front Of them. but
they escaped injury Both buggics
were badly damaged -Signal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Georgia las one m'u who farms
right and makes money. Captain ".
Ii lloduol', who rr>idr. H.ar Nc.I.
Ga, has 3 magnificent plantation aud
nothing On il Is VS.. ed. lie raises
everything Oh it, jucluiia. b'atim.
and popcorn, His peaches arc the
finest shipped to ma3aet iljs season.
When he found the market gI,'trd he
canned Tie best, and those ncHt best
were made into peach brandy, lie
raises large quantitie. of vegetables
aud fruits which he caus for mlraci,
he raises his own meat and corn. aud
has 4 pond he gets all the ish aul ,ur,
ties from that he can use. His dairy
supplies 4 large number Of customers
with the best of butter --Piuay uuc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Inc largest cargo OF lumber that ever
lei' amy port in the world, was cleared
from Ship Island harbor, Mississippi.
on the British steamer Strothgyls Inst
week Tor Rotterdam, Holland. 1t
consisted OF 3.2oS,0l7 superficial feet.
Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Let's All Take Trip.
This summer to come oil 'uN iiea'tl
and Measure Resorts nj Tennessee,
Virginia the North, West and North
west. rhe Mobile \ Ohio viii place
tickets. at low rates Tor round Trip, on
sale June l>t to September 3oth, good
till October Sl.t. 1898. Call on any
Muhile i ohio ticket agent tor ihior
mttiou.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Distt-FH Dsntzior. " 4 Chcatbam.
Constable W NilkiuS.
Dist ~ L Dantzler Jr, Ebert Hill, Cou-
stable l. b Marshall.
Dist 3-W Simpson, IT Smith, Con-
stable 5 NJ Bowen
~ShuquaIak--J L Moore Jr, Constable T
NJ Thompson.
sammeryillc and Hashuqua-M Edwards.
Constable Il c Chancellor.
Mu>aula} .lle-J L Senuett, Constable c
7 Peters.
Lynn Greek and Fsiryicv-B F Harper,
Constable " I White,
BrooksvilIe-J ; Henderson, Constable J
D Dotherow.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Protect Game aud Fi,h.

Shoot or fish only in the proper SEN.
sou and escape the penalties By obscr.
wing the laws. Many states havc non,
game and fish laws this year. and If
you don't know them send lve . oo,,
stanps for q copy Of the Gamo I,aw
issue Of the American Field, 2i5 State
ST. Chicago. o"'e
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

A cottage off rooms aud 4. acres OF
good land. near Some College on
dummy line, y miles from center oil
ritv II Meridian, Good water anu
health Suitable tar dtirNing and
truck farming improvements ali
new. Possession given Al once
juhr29-at H. NJ NloNh"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
- ~

redmond, . Aug, 6-In the is.
circuit court ihi. morning Judge Gofi
handed down 3 brief in the South
Clro,iHa registration cases Diminishing
complainaul's bin for an Injunction.
Tie opinion created some surprise,
IS it was exactly opposite 10 the opin.
ion rendered by Ju0sc Gon iu the
Mil case involving tie Same question
Judge Gon makes it clear. howtycr.
That he ha, not changed hi, opinion rs
to tue equity jvris LECTION OF the fsdc.
raj courts in such cases. but s.vs his
change Ut position Is directly due 10 a
desire 10 show Difference 10 the circuit
court OF appeals. By which he was
reversed IN the Mills case.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
DANGERS NOTICE

Taken mp by Bob Patton straying or the
Joshua stevens place. s miles NORTHEAST
OF Macon, about April 18th 1898, one
Brown Heifer,
about | years old, nc marks. valued at -,
Taken UP hy Lee nurrh. s~traying on his
land south Of ynn Creek in Noxnbec, Co.,
Miss about Nov. lstl>03. one
Dark Red Steer,
with white spots near left eye. about y
wears old, split and unlcrhit ii each ear.
urderbit and half crop in left ear. Value
1T SIS.
The owners is requested TO come forward,
prove property. pay charges ana take 1t H.
way or 1t will be dealt with as the law d.
reefs j. o. FASER.
je lost Coroner and Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
NOTICE

(NTATIDN NOTICE
The State Of Mississippi,
Anna 7. Bearded,
no, 1910 VS. In thr Chanrery Court
OF Noxubec County,
Joshua Patterson.
To John Patterson, a nonresident GGfen-
lant;--
W. command YOU to I've and appear be.
fore the Chancellor of said Chanrpry Court
at term thereof to he hU,hcn at the Court
House. in the town o! Macon. IN said coun-
tr, on the ith Monday of October, A.. D.,
1898, then and there to plead. answer or
demur TO the original bin in said cause,
wherein you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal Of said
Court affixed, this Sid day OF May. A. D.,
lS9j. JOIN A. TYSON.
mayll-3t Chanccry Clerk,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
LOST! LOST

| Iost a email red back pocket mem
oranda book. on July 26lh, betweou
the shop on J W Cars place and A
ID Dinion's honse. Return same 10 nv
store In Macon and get reward.
N SCALES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Reduced rates vii be -iyeu by the
Mobile L Ohio Raj rost ID account
oftlc following meeting ia Nissis,ip-
pi August, 1926.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge
knights and Ladies OF Homo, We.t
Point, Miss. August 18Th all litt,
Meeting Grand Lodge Knights OF
Honor, Jackson. N.s.. Au.u.t 27ih.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Trespass Notice,

All parties are hereby warned m
der The penalty OF the law, not TO Tres
pass Gu my land. ANY party found
there without my permission vii, be
arrested and punished.
.1No y NoDGFS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Chicago, Aug 5.-The Chicago
Prc>byter has decided that the emu.
rhcs belonging toi, must not NC
%terncntod wine at commute on
services and that IN euncnied grape
icre most be sp5sljta eli 81 all lines.
To curry tie wula ct r,mp ralcc stll
further. 'in pledges viii be placed in
the SUNDAY .glgol,.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Mn HrENuy, ot SILyuls an elderly
lsly and $ property owner, has bc,u
very mach sxgreited Tor some time
past by iae UaAceoua,al,c way ia
wa-eA SIS US Skted by the letter
tarrier lie ws> daily bringing letters
10 her rs. olys but never Ter Ter
Finally >eHarat3 biM ,hsI it was net
s4.stn behave 50, but. IS he did noI
ncua ~ wsys and bring her i letter
s,.s t.reK : oal al hnl aut{ce over him.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Sot.es, Pensioners

Hisus srp5estioas 10: state peesses
vii be iasUj>hed BY the - psrtlS, .tN-
Ing IN Noxutee touaty APPLYING to.
,rme. Al applications ua,. b utds
y.i AMI 6.rt NTH ne cg 81 -st"-e ,.e
E.ret .fa.fgs ia SsE.sH '>s&
v esr .et'5.as ~ .srea.-3I
ct chose now ~ The =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Nardaman The Dark Horss

Greenwood, Miss, Aug. Ex-senator
j. Z. George passed through Green
wood today on his way TO Jackson .
He was Il delegate from Carroll Co.
10 the Stste conventions. The senator
looks in robust hcalih Ii is s.il here
that Hon, J. IL. Narlaman will he
oaerel hy his nioul> IS chairman At
lbe convention, and that his ititni>
will put hjW up as a dark horse tor
G,Ulcuspt-g0vernor,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

Associate Justice, Howell t. Jack
son, died at his residence six mics
from Nashville, on ThUr.dav, Aug s.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Why Not Appreciate this Off r?
Summer Resorts,

"vH Is ttf i!lHt LOT Tue tourist 10
take advantage Of what is..oflcred here
AMI VIII lie celebrated
Summer Resorts,
reached by the .NgJue d. ohio R0il
ro9d. l.unud'rip tickets, at. greatly
reduced rates, are on sale to al the
Summer Resort. IL New England and
the E.slcrn oiaies, The White, Adrou.
dack aud Al!cghauy Mountains. Cana.
da and Michigan: tie great North.
west with its attractions, and nearer
homo and just as pleasant, the
" @tcaa GJ Cast, Donbly daily
last through trains are run, with Pun
man, Buffet, Drawing Room, Sleeping
cars. Ticket. are good 10 return nm
I'll November /. 1895.
Call on or write The nearest Mobile
e OHIO ticket agent who will be pleas
ed 10 mnlsh particulars about The dill
icfcnl resorts, how 10 reach iii, NJ
distances. time, rates, ETC.. or address
+. T. POoEY, Gent Pass. Agt,
Mobile, Ala,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she xa a Child, she cried for Cas,oria,
When she became hiss, she chung TO castoria.
When size had Children, she gayethcm Castoria.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Ip---

The people all over the State, anal
The legislative candidates as wei, are
in earnest about demanding a change
in the public school sy.rum A,
Mr.. Kendall says IN bis speeches, hire
is too much "sy.tcm" anil too little
school. Ia other words the people arg
paving ont large amount Of money
AMI getting very little benefit. In this
CO lleciion TIE HE"s is glad to
know that It's ~suggest.u far 4 change
in Ike law that will allow es.l coun Y
TO raise IL owu school fund and keep
it at home, i. being seriously thought
of. The question i. an Important onc
and should be well con.ilcrcd before
action is takcn.-Braad0u News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
EorSnncrNtsars

Dist, t-G. n. RobeTts0n,
Dist, 81. c. nowDeT,
Dist, Sd, Blythe,
Dist. Al. y. Woodiin,
Dist, al. l., stokes,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Castoria.

"CastoriA IL on excellent madeleine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect Upon their children"
Da. q. G. OsaooD,
Lowell. NfaNa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-10
Castoria.

The ceu+au- Company, n Murray Street, Neu York CT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
GREENWOOD.

Lowell gave Us some very interesting
information last week regarding his oc-
cupation, and we wish all the other
know what each one is upto. His omit
ting TO notice the weather shows how
differently We are constituted, and that
nature did not intend him for an alma
nae maker. A. for OurSelt, there can be
no daily occurrence more Interesting
than the changes Of the weather. and
the first thing on rising in the morning
l. 10 look out OF the window 70 see
whether the new day has come In fair or
foul; and on going out, almost invariably
notice the temperature. And we should
about as soon think OF parting with the
old family clock ss our thermometer, II
We could not obtain another.
The last day of February was so warm
that our Jonathan thought the season
maker had made mistake of one day.
but he thinks differently this week.
Mrs. Sylvester Cole is still on the sick
list. No sooner had she partly rallied
from her fever than the erysipelas attack
ed her, and she is having severe time
OF il.
There has been a flock of birds living
about here for years, a large part Of their
food in winter consisting Of sumac seeds.
They are OF light brown color, aud
about the size Of a robin, but thicker In
form and VERY tame. There Was such a
flock here dav or two age, numbering
fourteen, one Of which Was bright red
on the back and neck, and might have
been the male bird. and the others his
harem. Although allowed 10 approach
within few feet Of them time and
again. We have never heard the first note
nor sound, other than what they make
with their wings in nyiug. Who l. the
thSt will give Us their
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
SHOWS FALLS.

Every voter who was able TO travel at
tended town meeting from this place
last Monday. The vote not to discon-
tinue our school was only just after the
disposition OF the article which left the
Hollow school so far from here. IL
would have been a severe hardship on
our little ones To have been obliged TO
travel so far. We do not understand
that the school committee meant TO
recommend the abolition of our school
unless the Hollow school was moved.
Charles Lawrence Is now one OF our
sick ones and is reported as being threat.
.ned With pneumonia. We hope 1t VIII
nroye 10 be something less.
A.F. Farris is still confined to the
house but is gaining. The rest OF ou'
invalids are already out OF doors where
we trust the other two will soon Joir
them.
G.. C. Fsrris, who has been visiting
his con, returned home last week.
FL. Wood went to Buckiield las
Wednesday. He found the road between
that place and Paris Hill pretty bad.
VIC. Stearns has filled the mill WOOD
shed with some of the best fire wood w
have seen this winter.
Moses Smith and Charles Cordwei
have taken TO the woods for DAY 0
two 10 cut fire wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
ANn0VEQ


To all appearances spring has come
AMI solhave the crows.
Lumbermen are taking advantage Of
their hkavy work.
Died. March l, infant daughter OF MIR.
and Mts. Frank Gordon.
DIED, In Andover, March 2, Carrie,
daughter of Greenlief and Abbie Averill,
aged II years. Funeral Tuesday con-
ductedj by Rev. Messrs. Varney and
Mabryl
Abo4t 600 cords Of birch have been
landediat the steam mill, enough to run
until August probably.
Miss Emma Burditt and Bertha Poor
have gbne to Hebron TO visit friends for
a few Jays.
Mrs.lL. +. Jones IL critically III with
erysipdlas. Mr.. Jones Is confined to the
house With the grippe.
Masttr Geo. Jordan Ia the boss rabbit
catche}. He has caught In his snares
- so fjr.
The Universalist Circle was enter
tanned in the hall by Mr.. A. A. West.
Dancing was INDUCED in for two hours.
HenHy X. Cushman and John Akers
are both suffering from the effect Of q
shock.
The toad question was fully discussed
at towJ meeting and voted to go back to
the highway surveyor system, and the
selectnien are authorized to appoint five
SURVEYORS. The town raised about the
usual finouut OF money both for schools
and for other purposes. The report
shows The total valuation OF the town 10
be sl61ii0, an increase OF sls1. Net
debt oftown S2.067.Si. The town voted
to disc}ntinue that part OF the new road
locatedIacross l.. +. Jones' land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
EAST SUMNER.

At the annual town meeting Of sum
ner held on the ith inst, resolve was
unanimously passed approving the man
" course Of Representative Chas. Ill.
Gilbert In the interests of state economy,
aud for his fearless opposition 10 need
less and extravagant appropriations
called for in the present legislative ses-
sion. While Mr.. Gilbert is alive TO all
reasonable schemes 10 develop the In
dustries aud welfare of our state, he has
the courage TO stand by his honest con-
victions of duty regarding state profit
gacy and extravaganza. He will, at
least. be honored by an admiring con-
stituency at home.
Miss Amy Heald will attend the spring
term of Paris Hin Academy.
The mills have again started up as
there is big lot of lumber 10 be cut out
this spring.
Miss Mamie Stowe has gone 10 the
Maine Central Hospital for medical
treatment.
MIR. L. +. Miller of Bangor Seminary
is expected TO occupy the Congregation
AL pulpit on next Sabbath, the 18th.
Transfers are hustling now.