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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
psraonea By tho pra.la.n,.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. The president
has pardoned Blueford Foreman, sentenced
in the western district of Arkansas in 1894
to two years Imprisonment and costs for
assault with intent to kill, on the ground
that the convict has become totally blind.
He has also commuted to imprisonment
for one year the two years sentence i'm.
posed upon David S. Stalnaker, for robbing
a United States postoffice in West Viz.
pipia
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BUILDING BRIGHAM grades In anv
IL quantity. JOHN M SOLOMON.
o.. a. once. Nos West Third street
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A New spriutin, R.ooro.

BRocKroN, Mass, Sept 8-The worlds
professional and amateur record for the 100
yards dash was broken here yesterday In
the national championship foot race by Ed
Donovan, better known as Piper Dono-
van, OF Natick, who lowered the record to
so secs. The worlds record was equaled
twice In the trial heats The former record
was - secs, both professional and anna
teur. The race was hotly contested bv
Donovan and Tom Morris, Of Santa Ana.
Cal. Morris was the favorite, as he had
equaled the worlds record in practicing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

NJ orICE-H. Hoegelsberser. NJ D.. SIC Mar
~ ket street. made the eye his special
atudy In the universities OF Vienna. Austria
and New York City. In the Phi,adel "a Poly
clinic and ,fills BYE n Dspltal. lie cyamines
eyesfrce and guarantees satisfaction. Gold
glasses Sa0O; steel glnsses 80 cents IS
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A Hunted Fugitive. Cepf.,,,op.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. ga man who
gave his name as Henry Bowers was ar
rested in Columbia yesterday as a suspi-
cious character. Afterwards he confessed
that he is wanted In Camden, N. j., for
numerous burglaries, and said that he had
been so closely pressed by the detectives
that he had not had a moments peace.
The Camden authorities have been mott
fed of the arrest
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M WANTED--s or young lady bonrdeis at
Wv 6i5 Jackson street. Teachers or sttI-
dents preferred Use Of bath. gas. SO. ss.Gt.
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A chiia's Fatal rall.

EAsToS, Pa, Sept. IA distressing ac-
cident occurred TO Francis, the 8-year- r-old
son of Thomas Caffrey, Of Glendon. The
child was seated In q carriage, and was be-
ing pushed to and fro by Its parents, when
suddenly from delight 1t arose from it's
seat, fell out Of the carriage, and struck on
ts head, fracturing Its skull and causing
ksath,
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ENOR sALE-l0o acres OF land rarms of Clio
- W acrea. with or without buildings.
OF above property Ia about 4 uliIes from
WtlminRion. Newport Land and Investment
TO-, otfiee. 100 King street. Wilmington TcL
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Drowned in . shariow cre.r.

LYONS, N. Y, Sept. 3.-The body of a
lady was discovered lying face downward
on her hands and knees in less than four
feet Of water in Black brook, a small trlbu-
tary of Clyde river. The body was identi-
fled as that of Miss Mary Reisdarph. In
dications are divided betweon suicide and
foul play.
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.xS@~%
Am enc Minor. E.caped.

PANA, Ills, Sept 3.-The fire in No.
mine Of the Pana Coal company Is still
raging. The flames were about quarter
Of mile from the mouth Of the shaft.
About seventy five miners were ut work
whom the flames broke out, but immedi-
ately sought refuge in an adjoining shaft,
and all reached the surface in safety.
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At HAX.

Mothes-Bobby, the minister is coming
to take tea this afternoon. You must be-
have yourself at the table.
Bobby-All right. But If you don't give
mo tho biggest piece of pie I'll tell the min
ister that dad went fishing last Sunday
and didn't catch cold.-Syracuse Post.
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c.rnsrle,, Plan for Ir.l.na,

LONDON, Sept s.-The Times publishes
a letter from Mr. Andrew Carnegie on the
Irish question. He urges the present gov
ernment to create central authority In
ireland to deal with private bills, which
authority might afterwards be developed
into such safe, subordinate home rule as
the states Of the American union enjoy
under the supreme court
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

oNR ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind eyer pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptfble to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities comnend it
to all and have made it the mort
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale iu 900
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
,o...... saw FRANCISCO. oAi.
to0isviiif. Ky NEW rosk R.E
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Making ReaI Prnrraas.

Cyolist-You must be an expert rider
by this time.
Pedall-Sure thingI Knocked a man
down at a crossing today.
Cyolist-Wellp don't see the point
Pedall-That's easy. II 1 hadn't been
an expert rider, would have lost my
nerve and dismounted.-Chicago Record.
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A Ganzx ExnIanatinn.

"Did yer done hyah whut 'Rastus Pink
ley says he isf'
"No, ain done hyah it."
He says he's er min readah."
HUH Da's er mighty poh 'pology fob
de way he played dat pokah game wifi mo
las night. Mighty pohI'-Wsshingto
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Missed.

"Sir, +" snid she to he Indignantly, "just
you put that right back where you got IT,"
Indeed, remarked the bacillus to him.
self, "this is a surprise. had no idea she
would miss me. e.''-Indianapolis journal.
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Good For the Doctors,

Wilkins-I wonder why it is that the
medical journals are beginning to take an
interest In the improvement Of country
roads.
Bilkins-I don't know, but have heard
that bicycling has produced half dozen
new discases.--New York Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03

Now is the time for coughs, eolds
hoareeness and the laying OF the seeds fer
consu IN ptlou. DIR. Sinms' white puidnon
ic bslsam Is the nuest and best remedy
ever made. is Just tho medicine To pf3-
vcct these calamitles and cure the dlssas3
COG King street.
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fine lot OF watermelons has just ban
received by the Delaware Fruit aRA kfe-
duce Company. No. o E Attn st.
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z4# 4#tN5t1lklAllu llustHEftb cAItL06ug . PRICE lisT
81 PHIL Ana WHITE BRONZE MONUMENT en-
REI.IErIN SIX HnuKs.

HthEr tN siA HUNKS.
relieved by the NEW SOUTH AMERICAN KIns
HEf CURE" This neE remedy ia a great sur
prise on account OF its exceeding promptness
IN relieving pain In the bladder, kldneya
hack and every part OF urinary passages OF
male or female. IL relieves retention In
WAFER and pain In passing it almost hnmsdi.
your remedy
- Sold by ]. 3. Beetem and q Jane Eel.
aruxgists wilmingtGu. Del
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just received three car loads Of ballad
hay which we are selling cheap at Waits
Brothers North East Corner Front end
Orange St
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1000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale al 4.
W. corner Second and Shlpley strsst8 nt
20 cents pound. City Market Cigar FAD.
tory. IL II. BouRpos. proo
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SEQ the BrIdae.
A superb etching on sale at the RxpunEsi
CAN Office. Price$i.
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EoR SALT.
VALUABLE FARM.

GEWlEG MACHlNES-O Donald, No. IL q
y fth street. leads the IN all In low pricsl
Brand new $50 machines reduced TO iI9 sii
and % All makes TO select from. SInxer
". wheeler and wilson, New Home. Domestic.
White and all other makes. Any machine
sent on trial free six months for CASH two
years on installnents Send postal.
j. II, ODuNALD
No. ~ Z 7th st.
Any machine repaired from 50 cents up.
me9-lyr
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Il TTEH HFloN--Persons 1esirfnR pure drugs
"A and Chemicals or Wishing their nre.
scripti9ns or private receipt arefully com.
pounded VIII. pnro materials, should 90 %
.hs drnx stors OF ~ M nRINGHURST'S. No.
w ssfkei street Wilmington. Del q
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sLorts-sbort..-shorr..

Tho Murine scenc,
Now on sale at the REPUBLICAN once, 4
sQual to any oil painting. Price u.
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No1IcE-
I In Chancery.N Cas-.

No11cE-
zenaS Thompson.Jr. In chancery. New Cas-.
vs- tic County,
IN pursuance OF an order OF the Ch anceIIor
In the sbove stated cause, nude on the 2snd
day OF April, A. ~, 1896. all persons having
any iieH or liens affect n q the interps I or es.
tate Of william II. Thompson deceased.
zeHas Thompson. Jr.. John Thompson, Ham
niIal THOMPSON, Jcnette A. Burke Frederick
II. Thompson. Leonora Clark. Mary Lilly.
Loulte n iaton. julia sclayer. ltIcnard II.
Noa', siizib "a Z. rorrey, Uric BaIes. Will
liam IT, sawtelle Sarah JONES Flora r. Moul-
ton. Mary j. Aish olIy.1yier n. Wasg att, Mary
ann Jackeon, ArAinihtu Moulton, Sarah
Maria Wasgatt. Frank lnRallS, Elizabeth
tleaves. Zenas I. PhllipA Mary Allen Brigxs.
Jahies a. thompson, Finest l.. Thompson
ArchibtidEThompsona and Melissa II. .Gowen,
or Q theF in the lands and premises to
which the said cIuse relates, are hereby
notified toflo a petition setting forth the
nature and amount OF the Same in the Office
or the e-ister In Chnncery for New CusIie
County. ten DAYS before tho second Monday
In beplem ber next and TO appear aud prove
SAID lien or liens 1t the ensuing term of the
Court. before the rising or the Court on the
third day OF the term.
JANIS II .HOFFECKET. Jr., Trustee.
Gerry.
WILMINGTON August ed. 2s 90. Sept. 10
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II you want to buy scarlet clover ssed
go to White Bros. North East Cor. frens
and Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
The weather.

For eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and
New Jersey: Slightly warmer; fair; north
westerly wlnds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-03
WANTED

yHf ANTED- Boarders at $50 e 9TH street.
I'M good accommodaeious and home conn
foffe. a31-Gts
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N ANTED-An active and Intelligent
w man. Apply TO Il. u. Buck. oo3 Market
street. a7-tf
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Security trust I s,l c,,,a! I

No 5t9 Market street.
Capital S5O0OOO. Surplus SiO0s0eGs
Allows Interest on Deposited
Mloney FeiioSv.i
Deposits payable on demand per cen.
Deposits payable alter 10 days notiGs ~.
per cent.
Deposits payable after aeays notIcs pa
cent
Active business accounts arc not taken.
The company acts as Executor Ad nlnias
traitor. Trustee. Guardian, Receiver ahA
Agent, and rents small sares In nre aud nar-
glar proof vaults.
BENJ NIELDS President.
WM. r. BANCROFT. Vice President
jas. ID. CLARkeUN, TreasuruE
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lsoR sALE-A farm of IS acres. near ralley
Il Vile. good buiidinHs Apply al No 7i1
East sixth street. ap.sl9. .o,a ni9 w
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vHyANrED-ico girls At csorKetown Hos
and Lombard. aal-tt'
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M JANTED-Iioarders. nc Holmes farm.
wv near Ashland. station. Terms moder-
ate, Apply 70 Mrs. Samuel Holiness Asn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
IoCKE'S KILLS,

The sleighing ana shedding here Is The
7 hest We have had this season.
The saw mill started last Tuesday
Emerson Curtis of West Paris has beer
employed To run the boiler.
Mrs. Agel Bryant Is still in very poor
health. Miss Nellie Knight OF South
Bethel. who has been working for bel
has returned home and Mrs. Susan liooy
takes her place.
Miss Edith Emery Is attending school
at Norway. :,
". b. Rand was in Portland on busf
ness over SUNDAY.
Charlie Il. Tebbets is at Lisbon visit
ing his grandmother.
Walter smith of Mechanic Falls ha:
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Nell Cole
and Mrs. Oscar Brown.
L. z. Bryant and wife were away over
sunday.
Mrs. Charles Stowell i improving
slowly under DIR. Hills treatment.
T.. l.. Tebbets went to Boston Tuesday
for few DAYS, on business.
Washington Croker, AN aged citizen OF
this place, is very low. His son James
has been obliged TO get man 10 take
his place In the mill, so he can care for
his father. tie Is assisted by lnsiey
Young of East Bethel.
Bal Goss lost a horse recently.
There was sing al the parsonage
Tuesday evening for the purpose oil
learning pieces for church. Rev X: A.
Rich leader. Tie proposes to have them
every week.
Il. u. Cummings has COW that girts
six feet aud eight inches, handsome and
as good as two common cows. He wants
to Know II any one has a larger one. He
will sell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
EAST WATERFORD.

The school here Is being finished by
Annie Anterior, while her sister Maud,
attends Bridgton Academy. Although
this was Miss Maude's first term she hsd
excellent success.
Will ChadbOurne has come home, hav'
ing hired a man 20 drive his team II
GileSd.
Willard Bucks two Youngest children
came down With scarlet fever while al
their grandfather's, C.. III. Hodgdon :
They we're taken To their home at
Norway Lake.
IL did not prove TO be scarlet fever al
T.. {. Hiltou's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Swift entertained
party Of twenty Saturday evening A
nice treat Was served.
Mrs. Fred skinner is visiting her peo-
PIE in Albany.
Frank Buck and wife Of South Paris
spent Sunday az his brothers, Whitney
Bucks.
Ell. Haskell of Brockton, Mass, and
hi, brother George of Harrison were on
Temple Hin sunday.
Ed. HOdgman and wife, Clara Gilson)
OF Melrose, Mass, are juhilant over the
birth of daughter which occurred the
10th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
HEBRON.

The citizens had very pleasant enter.
taiument in the church Monday evening
consisting of singing by the quartette.
solo By Harry Barrows, remarks by Rev
Or. Crane, recitations by Miss Douglass
Mrs. DR.. DOMAIN played the organ rs
usual. After the exercises book party
was held in the vestry. Master Vivian
Bearce proved an expert at guessing
The sides chosen were under Mrs. IL. n.
Stearns and Miss Grace Bumpus. The
victory was on the side OF the latter, ~
against :, but as the other side ''bcat" at
the charade party last week all comes
even. Oysters were served afterwards.
Mr.. Joseph Hibbs ia In Boston this
week with car Of apples for Rice u
Hclway.
Miss Grace Bumpus is in Turner visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Greenwood was little more
comfortable at last accounts.
Mrs. Addison Maxim Is very low.
Ii. NJ. Bearce l. failing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
WEST SUMNER.

Mrs. Wallace Ryerson is spending a
few days at Norway with her son j. W.
Crommett. Mr.. Crommett has been con-
fined to the house for the past five
weeks.
The Barrett brothers are at Wilton
packing apples.
C. NJ. Packard was at Norway and
South Paris on business Wednesday.
Harold Chandler Is in Boston on busi
ness.
j., j. Abbott and C. E. Handy
have cut and stored their ice.
C. NJ. Bisbee and X. p. B0wker were
at Auburn Tuesday and Wednesday.
Friday evening, Jan. Is, q party con
sisting of IS In all left this place at NJ
early hour TO attend the circle at Paris
Hill. They arrived there In due season
for a first-class supper and entertain
ment which was followed by I'M
usual dance. The party report
first-class time in every respect and wa
highly entertained by the Paris Hill
circle, to say the least. We hope that II
the future we shall be permitted to NEE
them In our hall.
Your correspondent was at Bethe
Jan. % on business.
S. II. Wetherbee was in town Wed
nesday. !,
Lumbermen are all very busy In al
branches of business, some with Woo
and others with lumber.
J. A. Noyes Is getting out lumber TO
his new house. =.
Percie Mathew got shot through hi
hand while handling loaded revolver
but not seriously.
"Aunt" May Freeman, so called, VIII
has been sick, has so far recovered ~ :.
! be able to be out on the street, although
she will be 80 her next birthday.
Rev. II. C. Munson will deliver hi
lecture on 1.-The Bible and Ingersolr' .
West Sumner next Sunday afternoon .
! O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
SWEDEN.

Everybody is very busy getting Ice
about this time. The ice in Reyes pond Is
said to be superior to some others.
Several parties have come from out OF
town for il.
Mr.. Wilson Jewell, our mail carrier,
has been quite sick Of late. His son takes
his place. -,
Mrs. George Ellis Is quite feeble. We
learn that Winfield Stevens has been
quite sick with an abscess in his head.
He is in Haverhill, Mass, with his
brother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
EAST SUMMER.

4 school for instruction In vocal music
is in progress under the instruction oil
Mr.. Z. =. Parker of llallowell.
Abel Irish Of Buektleld loaded car
with apples on Monday. tie purchased
several lots of apples in this vicinity for
81 per barrel. IL is said that parties
sre now offering $3.50 for some extra
fine fruit. =.
Reports say that Rev. ID. ;. Hiooard s
health is improving out in Kansas. His
pulpit here is vacant this winter.
Religious meetings which are quite,
lively are taking the place OF the ususi
entertainments thus far.
Mrs. Irene Robinson seems to be de-
cidedly better OF late.
A recent visit to Capt. Lewis bisoee
found the aged couple quite smart Tor
people 81 years of age. They have lived
peaceably and happily together for over
sixty-five wears. Probably no person
living In town can relate more about the
early history OF the town than the genial
captain. We obtained several items OF
interest IN record for town history. "A
smart and sociable old couple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
HIRAM.


The Methodist class meetings are
held every Wednesday evening at Mrs
Martha Chicks house.
The Epworth League meet on Tues
day evening at the house OF Mrs. Mary
+. Rankin.
The Christian Endeavor Society meets
Sabbath afternoons at the Congre
gational church.
Hon. Almon Young was called to Bid
deford this week to look after paupel
case.
Mr.. Isaac S. Lowell Is parading thu
pine on the Madison Trip lot for j. z
Richardson.
Edwin Bracket and wife of Cornish
visited this week at Col. j. F. Twitchelfs
Vim. B. Davis, Esq, OF Parsonsfield
was in town Wednesday.
Alpheus Brown has bought Mrs. james
+. Osgood's farm.
Eli C. Wadsworth Is logging on TIT
Pierce lot for Messrs. A. & p. b. Young
. Miss Lucy Slower is improving II
health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
ROxsuRY.

\. ". Robbins has been drawn as
traverse iurymAn from this town for the
February term Of court.
Men having much tesming to do are
hustliug. We have but a small quantity
OF snow, and il looks very doubtful
about having six weeks shedding 10
March this year.
Leon worthlev i AZ work for l.. IL.
Reed, running his circular board saw,
saving timber for the trestle work on
the railroad.
Mr.. Reed "a boarding quite number
OF the railroad men al his boarding
house.
The big cut through the ledge below
Mr.. Reeds mill i nearly done.
Mr.. Locke is filing his ice house aud
finds the ice about two feet thick, oil
good quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
wesr BETHEL

Farmers are well along with their ict
harvest aud will soon be planting seet
in boxes, pots and hot-beds for early
vegetables, meanwhile finishing thu
winters Shedding, preparing the years
fuel and milking the cows, taking 10 tint
monthly checks for cream and counting
up the years profits. Speaking OF prohts
some farmers think there are none, only
a bare living, hardly raising their bread
Think OF IL, a farmer in this vicinity
raises no wheat at all, Yet, from the
crops sold from less than an acre OF land
got money enough to buy all the lou'
his family Of four persons will eat II
twenty years. Fact Let farmers thini
of this read Poultry Notes." practict
its teachings; "throw physic to the
dogs" and rejoice evermore.
There is 10 be ball at A. 5. Bean:
Hall next Saturday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
GREENWOOD.

We have heard il remarked from our
habyhood that il il stormed the hrst
sunday ia the month the rest would be
ike II. or the two following at any rate.
But the two first sundays in this month
were stormy enough for all practical
nurposes. while more pleasant one
than the third we seldom have in the
winter. So up goes another old whlih
and there are good many more that
ought 10 90 in the same way. In isc'
the world i full of them, and the sooner
they are got rid of the better.
About eighteen inches of snow in the
woods and good weather for winter busi-
rass. hut the teams do hate 20 go
,brouyh the crust until Ii is broken up
for them. Ii il somewhat analogous 10
toe national crust formed by the reign oil
democracy. Nav the rising sun OF Re
publicanism thaw il of so that II MI
NOT appear again for the next thousand
GEARS. That will De soon enough.
We recently measured last year
snront taken from a white maple stump,
and here il the result: Length OF stalk
: II. Q in, with diameter OF about one
/ inch. There were six limbs OF difieren'
lengths, making total OF just % Feet
Perhaps larger growths can be found
hut We call that doing fairly well, con
sideriug il grew in poor town, ana tht
| season was not particularly favoraois
for grow ing white maple sprouts.
Hsye YOU seen the planet Venus since
.he became evening star: III not, anG
Won wish 10. look in the west At the De
ginning of twilight and you will see he'
y few degrees above the horizon.
/ Daniel Brysni's oxen. mentioned re
Gently, were driven away last MONDAY .
bee0ne food for that worm OF the dust
otherwise known as man. liz seems ~
most criminal, sometimes, to saeriiie'
inch noble animals in such a way, ou
the Law of eat and be eaten was enacted
some time ago. aud there Is but inti'
prospect of its being annuiied IN gu
day.
Widow Sidney Hayes had shock re
Gently. since which she has been unsO!
70 sneak. Her recovery Is eonsidere'
doubtful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29
FAST BETHEL.

Farmers are now harvesting their ice
Mr.. and Mrs. Laphsm OF Weld visited
their niece, Mrs. Eta Bean, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox Of Norway VISITED
At W. II. Tracv's last week.
Miss Helen Bartlett has gone to Sabat
Is 10 do dressmaking.
F. Howe. J. NJ. Bertlett, c. c
Swan. +. +. Bean and Mr.. Austin at,
tended an institution Of lodge OF th'
X. OF 7. at Rumiord Falls the 18th.
Miss Bertha Twombly is preparing M
entertainment for the close OF he'
school.
John 5. Brown, while crossing the
railroad at Locke's Mills with two
horse team, collided with an incoming
train, and was badly, and 1t Is feared
fatally injured. One horse was killed
The awful accident saddens the hearts oil
MANY friends aud neighbors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-29

EAST RROWNElElp.

The ladies' circle met with Mrs. A. r
johnson Wednesday.
Mrs. Marjorie Cotton, who went Il
Worcester some time ago to visit he
daughter, returned home this week.
Miss Jane Weeks Is suffering from AT
attack of heart disease.
Mrs. John Perkins Is somewhat better
Mrs. John ID. Mckeen and Miss Jennie
Goldthwsite OF Salem. Mass, are In tow
caring for their grandfather who Is III OF
pneumonia.
While Misses Cora aud George Catch
ell were out driving Wednesday, boil
came out Of their sleigh which let tn,
shafts drop on the horses heels anc
frightened the horse so badly that he be
came unmanageable and ran away. The
young ladies were thrown out, but Tor
tunately not hurt. The horse ran
short distance and was stopped by two
men who kindly assisted the young
ladies To start again.