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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04
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Died

On November 18th, 1896, at her home
mean JudsOn, Kansas, Of stomach and
kidney trouble, Ella, wife of j. G.. Bill
mugs.
The subject of this sketch was among
the early settlers Of Smith county
Her sickness was of short duration.
lasting but one week, during which
! me sue suffered much, but was tender.
y cared FOR bya loving husband and
KIND friends. She was buried on the
loth, which was the anniversary of her
wedding fourteen years before. She
was in the prime Of life, being ,hirtys
iivc years Of age Her last hours were
spent IN prayer and in bidding good
bye to her many friends. She was
conscious 10 the last. Flowers, almost
exclusively raised by herself we're used
aside and upon the coffin. These in.
side consisted of white c%hrysanthe.
NUNS II smilsX. A mammoth
wreath cncircled the plate Of the
c,skct aud two huge bouquets re ,ted at
the foot of II. The funeral was held at
the house and words Of comfort were
spoken by Rev, Harper from the text.
blessed are the dead that die in the
Lord"
She leaves "a loving husband, an
aged mother, two brothers, one sister
aud many friends % mourn her loss
She was buried in Mt. Hope cemstery
ANA a large of people fol.
lowed the remains to their last resting
place. The sympathy of the entire
community Is extended to the friends
in their sad bereavement.
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CHURCH ES.
CONGREGATIONAL

Morning service AT 1890. A special
sermon ON preacher and People"
Sunday school ll45 I'm.
Junior Society Of &. f.. at 4 pm.
Y. p. S, G. +. at $50 pm, subject,
Glow to Strengthen our faith in Chris
tianity."
Song service at 1:15.
Evening service ut $50. A third
sermon of the series on the "Main
Questions of the Christian Faith" sub.
ject, "Arc the Gospels Authentic"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1880, subject, IAN | Doing My Duty
To Christ and His Church,"
We invite any who are not regular
attendants at any church To meet with
us. Anyone in trouble should com.
municatc with or call on the pastor.
Any who desire the special prayers of
this church may make their request
known by word or note and they will
be remembered in the church and in
the homes of its members. We wei
come you to any or all If these ser.
vices. o. +. TICKNoR, Pastor.
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motion council adjourned.
How to Cure Bilious Collie

suffered for weeks with cello and
pans IN my stomach caused by bilious.
ness and had To take medicine all the
whiie until used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud DiarrhTa Remedy which
cured me. | have since recommended
II To a good many people. Mrs +
BUTLER, fairhavcn, Conn Persons
VINO are subject 10 bilious collie can
ward Oh the attack by taking this
remedy rs soon as the first symptoms
appear Sold by II +. Grice, Drug.
gist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04
METHODIST.

The social at Asbury Chapel in the
south part Of the city was well attend
ed and all report a good time.
The Epworth League of First Church
is taking Il new life, and Prof, Wilson
is demonstrating his right to leader
ship. a monthly social, new song
books and a new choir with Increased
attendance are some of the evidences
of prosperity.
Mr.. Darby will preach Sunday morn
ing at 1870 ON, "A Forward Move
mrnt," aud ut 80 in the evening an
cvangclistic service with sermon on
that Inc will be held.
Sunday school at II 80 a ~.
Junior league at $3.50 pm.
Epworth League $50 PM, conducted
by Miss Laura Smith. A welcome for
all.
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DIED.

Near Rcd Cloud, November 90, 1896,
of membrsnous Group, Hazel f., eldest
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith.
aged four years. nins months and fonr
days. Hszal was Q bright, winsoms, at
factionatc child. whose loss is deeply
felt, sop cod lsvsd her and tout bee
to hiR " sesotifol home to await the
cem,Ap ss shsss she lsscA.
sHd vs'l! thSnA ef hN UeiUag Fvndh,
rhtc' ell the years "a come
\. onr b, one ~ me sarr size eetIs>
20 ave 10 q welcome home.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

"rhe worst cold | Ever had in my
life vas cured by Chambcrllin's Cough
Remedy, writes w. II. Norton, of SUIT
ter Creek, Cal. ''rhis cold left me
with Il cough and | was exp%ectorating
all the time. The remedy cured me,
and | want all of my friends when
troubled with a cough or cold TO use it,
for il will do them good" Sold 10y II,
+. Gricr, Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

Is a blood disease and orlya blood rene.
dy can cure it. So many people make
the mistake of taking remedies which
at best are only tonics and cannot posi-.
bly, reach their trouble. MI. Asa Smith,
Greencastle, Indiana, says: For years
l have suffered with Sciatic Rheuma-
tlsin' which the best physicians were un.
able to relieve. I took many patent
medicines but they did not seem to
reach my trouble. l gradually grew
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04
Mems Shirts,

we have an elegant line Of Mems Elan.
nel SHIRTS. During this sale we shall
Mel them at special prices. Our al 20
flannel shirts sale price 81 90. Our Al II
anu o shirts sale price, your choice Sl.25.
NOTION and HOSIERY DEPT.
You can find many nice, useful article in
our notion department that will make
Nmas presents.
Our Line Of Haudkercbiefs il the hoe,
we nave ever shown, prices range from
IL ana upwards; also an elegant line oil
MuiilerS at bargain prices.
1"o'es double Mittens, special bargains
Ut 25c.
Our best Saxony Yarn at Sc per skein.
German Knitting Yarn Sc per skein ali
colors.
BeldinRs Emb. silk, Beldings Wash
Emb. silks, Belongs Knit silks at very
lowest prices; also a nice line OF fancy
LINENS. ~Splashers, Doylies, Tray Cloths.
Dresser Scarfs, etc. at bargain prices.
HOSIERY.
During this sale We shall offer some ex
ceptional values in Ladies'. Mems and
Children's Hosiery ut 10, l21S, 10. l8
and 20c.
Special.
Ladies' Purses and Chatelaine RAGS
we have bought g. +, S. a. Co. SAMPLE
Lane or Purses and shall place them on
sale AT exactly wholesale cost. Now is
the time TO get a nice purse for a littls
money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

Soothing, aud not irritating, strength
sning and not weakening, small but
e~tfective-such are the qualities OF DE.
Wits Little Early Riscrs, the famous
little pills. 4. l. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith desire to express
their sincere thanks to all who assisted
them in their sad bereavement.
Mr.. AND Mrs. :. SMITH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

worse until I was I'M
able to take my food
or handle myself in
any way; l was abso-
lutely helpless. Three
bottles Of S.S.S. re.
lievcd me 40 that I
was soon able to .
my right arm; before
lons could wslk
across the room, and
LII |
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Pure

Blood means sound health. With pure,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di-
gestive organs will be vigorous, and there
will be no dyspepsia. Rheumatism and
Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and
Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

All members of the Degree of Honor
are urged To he present AT mex meet
ing December Sth. Business of impor-
lance, also election Of officers.
III +. POND, LILLE OvERING,
Recorder. Chief of Honor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04
Mems Pants.


NJ bargain prices. We find we have a
number of odds and ends 10 Mems
Pants. During this sale We shall offer
them at special prices. regardless of cost
price, rs we wish to close them out.
Shirtings at D, Z, s. and lOc.
Jeans and Denims nj 1917, 10 and lSc,
hat are the best values sver shown.
Two special bargains in Cotton Bats at
. and l0c per roll.
Special bargains ia Mems T'eck Scarfs
at 10 and Doc.
BLANKET
We have about 80 pairs of Wool Blank.
eta. during his sale We shall offer them
AT the lowest prices ever made on the
same class Of goods as We wish to sell
them out quick it will pay you to see
SHOES and
RUBBF. :.
We have a nice line OF Emb Slippere,
Felt Slippers, Warm. Lined shoes, that
will make nice Christmas gifts, also
SPECIAL Bargains in ladies' and children's
shoes.
Underwear DEPT.
Big Clearing Sale in our Underwear De.
partment. 1t will pay you to look it
through as there are many values there
mat Will save you money. also special
bargains in Mems Wool Socks, Mems
Suspenders, Mems Shirts. Mems Ties,
Mems Gloves and Mitteps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04
Real Blood Remedy.

SIS. cures S%crohla, Cancer. Eczema,
and any form Of blood troubles. II YOU
have n blood disease, take ab,ood wedi.
cine-S.S.S. (G~Ha1aniccd h1rly vsgrks.
fabke) is exclusively for the blood and
Is recommended Tor nothing else. II
forces out the poison matter permanent.
L. w. III
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

n 1893. 1t Is not thought that Senator
sherman will agree to Mr.. Hanna's
proposition, unless he can be bullduzed
INTO doing 40 by being convinced that
he cannot be re. elected to the senate
ind whether he can or not is the cues.
lion now agitating the republican poll.
t~icians, because upon it depends the
make up Of the cabinet. Mr.. Sherman
| says he knows nothing about such u
| plan.
A drowning man would have lutte
use for "a method OF rescue which
would require days. A dyspcptic
doesn't want To bother with a remedy
ma L. gong To lake weeks to show is
beneficial effects.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers are
Offering Il product under the name of
shaker Digestive Cordial which Yields
Immediate relief The very first dose
proves beneficial in most cases: aud IT
Is owing t. their u%nbouudcd confidence
IN II hat they have" put 20 cent eampln
bottles on the mari ei. these can he
had through any druggist, and it will
repay the afflicted 4 invest the trilipp
>uh necessary To make 20 trial.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial re-.
llevcs by resting the stomach and aid.
ing the digestion Oi food.
LANOL j., the best medicine Tor enid.
rem. Doctors recommend it in place
of Oil.
City Council.
ne city council met in regular ses.
sIon on Wednesday, December ,, 1896,
present, Mayor Myers and Councilmen
fulton, Beck, HOLSTER and Groat.
Minutes Of last meeting read ami ap.
proved.
The following bills were prescl
and upon motion allowed on the yari.
funds:
}, VI: Scllnts. city engineer . 40 20
q. W. Dow, money paid out. W n
Louisa llHucy . OK ma
j. W kinscl. water com missioner \ 90
y W. hlnscl, street commissioner 90
Ross Il Rife, hauling coal .......- y -
The council took up the matter in
to the city standing expense of
water mains and on motion
The mayor was instructed to inform
Jas. Peterson that the city would stand
expense OF making one tap on the
mains and said Peterson to stand
expense of the ether where two
are necessary.
On motion the city attorney was in
'tructcd 10 submit an opinion on the
fed Cloud Power company franchise
ma report 1T the next meeting of tho
council.
Or motion council adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04
Notice tn Teachers.

N",ice Is hereby given that ] will ~s'
al! rersens who may des,vs ~
Sfcr themselves o. Candidates fnl
trachcrs ct tne Fasl" srsoois ~ lhis
t,usts, 4. Rci CiesS AN Nle tkira M.
urdsy oi eacS easbth.
Sp,,,iA, cyaminsttaac VIII In held -
The fsAtsy pfeseeaisH The ~ Sslaesat
vi zach a,uats.
fhe Shading siesife'' ha ri oad st
grade certificate Ia tho saBs--np Srads
below ~ per cent, average ny pee sent
tui first gia1' c"rtltcs," NO grade ~
low NJ pc, cent, uvernlr ~ u@t cont in
all nranchr, rrqu,red is i~rS
II NJ HC\rFr, 4 I.'' Supj
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

A Scs,efs rI'ttur was writing up =
local theatrical entertainment recently,
aad he waited I n he particularly n;re
atast it, 81 be 'srnlionrd the names If
severn, young ladies' of the town ard
~roir. 'they MI filled their parts to
e~rfnr.tyu.'' Then be went home,
Woen tbe poper appeared il was found
chat The v~flu'cr had put an IN IN The
eAi%~ Gf On ''i' ~ the word part. -
ia,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

", " c n Ut
send to anyone
our W luabl t.
books. Address
Swift Specific
Co., Atlantis
Ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

Or, Prices crGaT E;,t,. rawur,
a pn,- 'irsre crvi~ y, Trf,,r - 40,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

VIXEN I had 6risked one dozen bottles
was cured completely aud ana as we'll as
ever, now welsh I-np
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-04

LANoL i, the best medicine Tor enid.
rem Doctors recommend it in place
of CJStrrDil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
GREENWOOD.

Il is cooler again and all are glad.
samuel Elwell was Frustrated one OF
those hot days, and barely escaped with
his life
The four persons baptized AT the City
last sabbath were Widow Lois swan
Nelson ISpham and daughter and Win.
ME Estes.
The political skillet begins to boil, and
Whist an immense amount OF sSum vii
be removed between this and election
by those gold and silver skimmers
\ gentleman from the western part OF
the state called here the first OF the week
and stated that there was shortage II
the hay crop. more or less, so far as h
had travelled.
some who have finished hayiug al
home are cutting grass elsewhere. Last
Tuesday afternoon they got their hay
wet by that series Of thunder showers
Probably there has not been a time II
wears when every nook and corner OF
grass land were cut more closely than
the present season.
Lake Osakis, the Picturesque, Is the
name Of pamphlet describing that
sheet Of water and the hotels, boarding
houses, and charming scenery around IL
shores. Il contains twenty-five page
and i profusely Illustrated, the object
Of the work being 70 attract summer
visitors. ID. o. Davis aud family figure
among the Illustrations. No one viii
doubt after reading the book, that
the Garden OF Eden was located on the
shore Of Lake Osakis, instead at the
north pole. Thanks, Mr.. Davis, for the
favor.
Rev. Mr.. Snow preached in the chapel
last sunday afternoon, and will occupy
/, each alternate Sabbath until further
notice. T.. NJ i the hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
suckF,eLD.

Ex-Gov. Long and family have arrived
at the Long cottage on North Hill. The
genial ex-governor Is much improved
from his late illness, but declines the
risk Of making any speeches In this cam
paigu.
Rev. b. F. Lawrence and wife are Wis.
iting friends in Pennington and vicinity
Mrs. Seavey and daughters of South
bridge, Mass, have been visiting al
| Amial Jones'.
Judge Ii. c. Davis Of Norway was II
town Thursday.
Mrs. Ida knight and son Of Albany
n. Y, were the guests OF Mrs. w. +
Pike this week.
Mrs. Stanley Bisbee Of Rumford Fall:
visited the parental roof Friday.
C. NJ. i ii. A. Irish, are, with {
crew OF men and derrick, constructing
a stone breakwater below their dam fo
the protection OF their saw mill, which
WAS quite seriously injured In the Marcel
freshet.
EGG. Cole and wife are attending tn,
Advent campmeeting near Mechanic
Falls.
Ralph II. Morrill, has been laid aside
with sickness the past week. c. c
Spaulding has had charge of the stor'
during the time.
| Many cases OF bowel trouble have beer
the outcome OF the excessive heat in thi
vicinity.
Mrs. +. 4. Moore OF Brooklyn, \. \.
and Mrs. W. o. Clough and daughter o
Nashua, n. H., are guests of Merit
| Parsons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
w,, soN,s MILLS.

w. L. Pickett has been to Lancaster
for medical advice.
DIR. j. I. Kent Of Philadelphia started
for home the 18th. He and Mrs. Kent
have been at the Aziscoos House since
rearly in July.
Daniel Daley, Esq, Of Berlin, and
family, are spending their vacation al
the Aziscoos House.
The circle met the past week viii
Mrs. Nellie Hart.
A. w. Pickett Is finishing up the In
side work on Fred Tsylor's new house
Mrs. C. NJ. Kelly and son are stopping
at Flints Hotel.
Mercury has ranged from Sc degree
to 90 degrees, Tuesday and "Wednesday
at 93 degrees, in the shade, the pas
week.
The showers of Sunday were a grea
relief from the burning heat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
EAST HEBRON.

Winter wraps have been in demand
for a few days past. One extreme fol,
lows the other this season.
Miss Bert Harlow OF Weymouth /:
the guest Of her cousin, Baker Phillip:
and family.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fogg's health is improving
\. NJ. Fogg is badly poisoned from
ivy in his grass. lie is unable 10 labor
The Couants in this vicinity held a
reunion at Clifton Davis in Minot last
week the 18th.
Blackberries are said 10 be plenteOus
The number 10 pick them is so plenteou:
il is with much difficulty one can secure
even small quantities on his owl
premises.
Sweet corn is on the farmers bill OF
fare.
Mrs. James Heald of Sumter Hill
passed last week with her parents, ;. NJ
keene and wife. Her friends are many
in the place.
Rev. W. l.. Bradeeu and wife and Mis-:
Harris from Falmouth, aud W. y. Berry
and wife attended the +. b. quarterly
meeting in Otisfield last week.
Frank Pierce has flushed his fall
ploughing, and is now improving the
looks Of his farm in various ways.
W. III. Berry has good prospect fol
400 bbls. of apples so report says. Apples
are much larger and fairer than last veal
at this season. Insects, so far, have in
jured them but very little.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
BETHEL

Rev. Arthur Shirley Of Old Lyme,
Conn, who Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
T.. L. Russell, preached at the Congrega-
tioual church Aug. l6 and Is.
The pulpit Of the universzlist church
was occupied last Sunday, Aug. l6, by
Rev. C. 4. Hayden OF Augusta.
Last Monday afternoon occurred the
funeral of Flora Gordon, infant child Of
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
After an illness Of only few hours the
delicate little infant succumbed TO the
dread disease, cholera infantum. Mr..
Hamilton and family have the deep sym
pathy of the community. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. A. n
Bryant of West Paris.
Wednesday Rev. Israel Jordan and
family returned to Bethel after an 40
sence OF nearly three months. Mr.. Jor,
dan will not resume his pastorate unit
September.
tuesday evening very pleasing mu-
sicale was given In 0deon Hall under
the auspices OF the ladies Of the Univer'
salist Society. Local talent was aided
by instrumental selections from Mr.
Howe and Mr.. Upton, musicians who
have won envisble reputation. All
parts were plessingly rendered. Re
freshments were served, and social hor
followed IL proved very enjoyable
entertainment and was well patronized.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Grover OF Harrison and
his sister, Mrs. Ceylon Rowe, have re-
Gently returned from Milwaukee, wher,
thew were called BY the illness and death
of their brother, Mr.. Newton Grover, 8
former resident of Bethel.
Mr.. c. +. Bisbee and family have gone
70 old Orchard for their annual outing
Mr.. Bisbee's many friends hope the
change 90 air will prove beneficial tc
him.
Mex, Tuesday the Republicans vii
open the campaign. Senator Wellington
OF Maryland will speak upon the politi
cal issues Of the day In the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
SHOWS FALLS.

Considerable activity prevails mere
after the long silence following the Sc
we're freshet OF last spring. F. Wood
Is now putting the mill property In
shape 10 stand any further visitation OF
the kind in the shape of water or Ice. \
long stone wall thoroughly cemented /;
being built from the road down TO tho
mill thence At right angles until IL come:
20 high ground again, following parallel
10 and few feet from the north end oil
the mill, then parallel TO the west side OF
the building plank fender wall viii
serve 10 carry oil the overflow. Thi.
wall i To be At the height o! the highest
elevation of the water last March. which
considering the extensive widening and
deepening Of the main river channel
done and now being done by the town
will yield considerable factor OF safety
J. &. Perry ia in charge OF the stone
ork and the mixing OF mortar is under
the direction OF John Wildes, veteran
in that business. from Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. Wood also has contract made
Jointly with the town and the Grand
Trunk Ry. for the removal Of the pro-
ecting hump Of rock just above the
SHOWS Falls bridge, which has always
served as IA breast to hold the high water
b ick. flooding the roads and land above
to great depth. He is doing this work
with steam drill under the charge oil
NJ. F. Savage, granite quarryman from
Quincy. Mass. The boiler stands close
to the road ST the west end of the bridge
and the steam is carried 10 the drill
across the river in line OF one and a
half inch pipe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
ERyE8URG.

Rev. DIR. Rankin Of Howard L University,
Washington, ID. c., preached in the Con-
yreyational church on Sunday. DIR.
Rankin Ia known 10 all e. Els as author
OF the hymn, God be with you, etc, as
well as MANY others.
WIN. Warren of Bangor, +. A., 96, Is
in town and will probably take post
graduate course of year before enter
ing Bowdoin.
X .ndolph Surbridge, Esq, of Boston,
Is at Mr.. Durgin's.
Fred Fife Is taking vacation Mt Port
land aud Augusta.
Mr.. W. b. Bradley aud family are at
home again.
Rev. +. L. Wilson, Of Woodfords, and
wife, Mrs. Cordella +. farnsworth OF
North Bridgton, and Mrs. Frye and
daughter Of Alabama were at Mr.. Evans
| over Sunday.
\ party OF young people, boarders at
the oxford House, and others, assembled
Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paris Haley OF Wake
field, Mass, jourueyed here on theii
heels and are visiting friends.
Misses Anna Barrows and Helen Good
| win of Boston are at Mr.. Barrows for 4
few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. Cuts and Mr.. W. +
Ward of Orange, y. J.. are making thei
annual visit here and are at Mr.. iohr
Wcston's.
| Miss Lille Wilson of Denmark ha:
been at Mr.. Barrows' attending the Con
grcgational fair, which took place OF
Thursday evening and was Ia every way
very successful. Several young ladie'
from Portland were very efficient II
| their assistance.
Rev. +. NJ. Beadenkoii and party o
Baltimore passed through on their return
from a camping expedition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
MASON

Last week was the hottest OF the sea-
son. 10 not for years, the mercury touch,
ing 100 10 l0i aud los in the shade.
Daniel Mills had COW drop a calf
last Saturday. He turned her out sun
day morning a. usual. At night he Wa:
unable TO find her. Monday he found
her lying in the pasture helpless aud 10
all appearances stone blind. She lived
till Tuesday afternoon. II was thought
she died Of milk fever, caused by ex'
pOSure.
Arthur Hutchinson aud wife OF Boston
are visiting at his fathers, Horace
HutchinsOn's. He is night watehman II
a large clothing house.
l.. ID. Ward of Waterford was in town
the past week. He was or his way q
Berlin, y. H., with load Of farm prod
uce.
Archie Hutchinson has COW sics
with what is thought 10 be tuberculosis
The state veterinary has been notified.
Ernest Brown OF Massachusetts, il
stopping at &. F. Browns. He is out OF
health and seeks our mountain air 10 re
cuPerste.
Mr.. Archie Hutchinson is visiting hel
parents III Waterford this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
NEWRY.

Some cold mornings on the full moon
after the heated term.
Corn has got big growth OF fodder
and Is well-eared, but late.
Potatoes that were planted very early
are very light, but the later ones promise
to yield fairly we'll.
Jim Spiuney and wife have gone to
Enrol, y. H., to visit sister of Mr.
Spinney's.
J.B. Littlehale and wife are spending
two weeks with their son at Rockland
Genie Littlehale OF Berlin Falls, n
H., was at home for few hours last
sunday. She came to Bethel on the trair
and to Newry on her wheel. She had
diissgreeable experience getting back
being caught In the thunder shower, anC
having TO make the trip part OF the way
with a borrowed team.