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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-24
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

| recognize, not without regret, the ne
cessity for speaking of two sections of our
common country. But the regret diminishes
when see that the elements which separated
them are fast disappearing. Prejudices
have yielded and are yielding, while grow
ing cordiality warns the Southern and the
Northern heart alike. Can any one do ubt
that between the sections confidence and
esteem are to-day more marked than at any
period in tie sixty years preceding the
election of President Lincoln This is the
result in part of time and in part of Re-
publican principles applied under the favor
able conditions of uniformity. 1t wou Id be
great calamity 10 change these influences
under which Southern commonwealth are
learning to vindicate civil rights, and adapt
ing themselves to the conditions of political
tranquility and industrial progress. If there
be occasional and violent outbreaks in the
South against this peaceful progress, the
public opinion Of the country regards them
as exceptional and hopefully trusts that each
will prove the last.
The South needs capital and occupation,
not controversy. As much as any part of
the North the South needs the full protec-
ton of the revenue laws which the Repub-
lican party offers. Some OF the Southern
States have already entered upon career of
industrial development and prosperity
These, at least, should not lend their cleo
toral votes to destroy their own future.
Any effort to unite the Southern States
upon issues that grow out Of the memories
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-24

A policy Of this kind would be disastrous
to the mechanics and workingmen of the
United States. Wages are unjustly re-
duced when an industrious man is not able
by his earnings to live in comfort, educate
his children, and lay by sufficient amount
for the necessities OF age. The reduction
of wages inevitably consequent upon throw
ing our home market open to the world.
would deprive them of the power to do this.
1t would prove great calamity to our
country. 1t would produce a conflict be-
tween the poor and the rich, and in the sor-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

solIas Of fancy carriage mats from sheep
p~lis a Sabatis
The George motley - severely bitten ~
. lnai DIG IN Deefing was . former re.i-
d.nt % thi. tpsn
welchsl.lv voted not % bald a new
school hons. An exciting meeting.
TIE boys ssy they have shot about QUE
hoaif,d muskrAis round the outlst this
ws,k. Thslr sklas the rats not the
h1y.l arr worth seventeen cent. each
TIE welchvine factory has plceu shat
down three weeks. owlag 10 high water.
The roads are pretty well dried %.
John \ Dnnu's farm buildings Ia 20
iand. wer, struck AMI burned Nv lightning
April o.. a. was 10 The kltchen reading
IlsaHug terrible clsp of thunder he
rushed cot hat seeing no signs Of The
lightning having struck iu The. siciniiy
went bach into The house Soon aner TIE
barn Wa discovered 10 be ell a mass Of
ntmr THEE COWS. a valuable horse.
hog. hens. hsy. --io short M harn snd
IT, outirc contests wcrc consumed Tho
house and shed also burned only a little
furniture being saved. A pitcher fali of
ancient rare and curious soii AM silver
c1lrs Was lost Tbs ilss l. estimated ID
ho from two Thousand 20 thrc, Thousand
donsr. Insured for nhecn huudr,d al.
lars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

wrsr PAnts We male fyiug Zip d
Wet Paris last Friday. and called a. the
store of Andrews q Curtis, near lhe depot
This lrm Is doing large business. bug
llg Coz cash and se.uug AZ low prices. The
best % goods. We noted particularly a
ane line % woolens flr meas clothing.
which Mr Curtis cuts and has made .
order when desired We'll hitIrg gar.
ments arc made a. los prices. All such
good material l. used that a business suit
ca, f1r u has been In constant use for
year.
c W. Danhsn Co. iosecs % The
howeriug mil. west Of The bridge, are DO
lns a good buslac-s. Al Que time recent.
~. they had 10 stock 1900 barrels OF four
and a,e car loads OF corn. The mill has
an excellent water power aad does all
kinds Of custom grinding, including Jour,
fed Nni meal The nrm i now carrying
heavy stock OF fertilizers, which arc be-
Ing sold % ihe farmers a, low prices.
We also looked into The steam mill car
riotlon by H. G. Brown a Sou. Il l. a
busy piace Large quantities Of native
woods are turucd into bobblus and spools,
Aad shipped 10 various mills all over the
county.
April u, Part % last weeks letter was
sandwiched Ia the South Paris Items
lttoSg lines thereof were switched On our
items. accidentally, PROBABLY 10 the make
up."
About May lst @. W Tylherlelgh will
start hts hsh cart Tor the season. lie
viii make weekly trips m the VII.
lagos Of this town and ylclnry.
Rain and mud l. the spring prescriP-
tions Ne are all takiag We need 4 good
druggist here 10 pat Gp prescriptions.
This Que. however, i compounded by the
90 chemist. Mature.
We accept, with thanks, the sarcastic
congratulations % the South Paris cor
respondent Of The DKNocRAT, and al the
same time Ne beg pardon for The ineonsid-
crate use Of pseud0nym 80 widely and
favorAbly known 10 local news-gaihsrers
aud readers. Although peculiarly nsting
70 ourseiyes-belng q quasi eognomen-its
adoption was as parcly accidental a. IL
was epbemerAl But As - Jean the
rightfal one-ls good authority, and has
much ''tNste, and, liz does look better
10 see all The articles have uniform sig
nature" As We would not Intentionally
borrow Anothers, hereafter We viii use
bat One. and that our real a0rs q plume.
EU-Ho-JU.
The Little AndrOseoggin Is rising aud
active. IL has undermined and washed
out a small portion q the sbatment Of the
bridge, and caused some other damage
elsewhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

N.Ine /. sbou, As good place A. any that
h. has seen
An euisrlaiument will b. given ~ the
Hall on The eve ~ the 29ih ins, for the
b,u, 10 of lhe Coeg socieiy.
An examlBaiiou oftssch,r. will be- held
q, West sumner oa Saturday = n, May
a. All interested should b. prcscu, It
that time StocUu
WATERFORD Mr.. J. $ Grant sells At
auction. Tuesday. April ists, biz live stock
rescued ffom The Ore.
Mr. wm. Plammer and family start Tor
the west In a few weeks Their departure
will he much regretted by the people OF
Waterford
Easter sunday was observed by the firsi
Congregational church. The pulpit being
elegantly decorated with a1Wer-. A con
cert was given hy The Sauday school at
s O'Clock D M, which was very Interest
Ing.
llaggleirap Is having conieu,ion over
school sgents Two having been chosen.
The Home school j. progresslrg finely,
there beiug larger uumhcr Ia attendance
than a. any previous tenn u IL nrst-
class school Ia every rcsplct
Bert Le.nafd ani WIN Knight have
bought the Cross place
There wss a dance Fast uight % Village
Han. So. Waterfront Music BY The Wa
terfori qnairllle baud LsocooN.
woopsfoCg. At the meeting held The
l2ih lnst the town VOTED % repair The
mill ani appointed the s,lccimeu q com.
mlitct 10 look a0er ihe work
Capt Dcarborn i In hopes % be- ready
o. start up agaln 10 thirty day
Charles McKeuuy l. about o. move 10
the village from Lockcs Mllls.
Mrs. Laila ID. Estes l. 10 have charge Of
the summer term Of The village school.
Dora u York teaches In thc whitman dis
tict anl Fanny Lufvty In the Cafiis tls-
trict
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

BEruEl- April lsA.-Blsluess. 10 the
moving uns 10 ga,ie brisk william San
tsrson. cd has Purchsset thc siani on
Chapman street. lately occupied hy WI
lam Grover. and NIL move into 10 next
week Joseph TsItohNel ofGorhan. \.
a.. IL mailing arrangements D. move %
Bethel. toto ne house on Vernon street.
recently occupied ~ william Ssnierson.
} p. Brown has sold Bis farm on swans
HIr. Known a. the Nkihauic, SNan farm.
o. Johu swan. aui purchased The David
q. nrosu stand a. fo't of MI HlL WI
lam Groysr hts moved iuto the Cummings
siaul on Mechanic street Wilson llim.
mons. esq. hss moved iuio the Char'rs
johnson siani on Maln street Charles
Corn % Byants Poni. Is mak.ng ar.
rau-vmcuts o. move b. Bethel We learn
several other ~ the m.i hands viii follow.
The maple sugar prospect j. boxing
rathsr poorly a. yct Many irces were
tsppci two ant three weeks ago ani oa'y
to zap days a. yct
Mr. Keith has soii hsr stand on Main
street o. "lnou Ioue. ani vii soou move
% Norway where she iutenis b build
wilson Haumous. esq. has been %
Portland ~ pas; week purchasing new
good. Bsy y,ar meat OF Mr uammou-.
who Keep. ON hani Western hcef also
Vegetables ofal k.nis.
A most excellent sermon Wa Prciched
Do the " o. church las; Sah1ath BY Rev
Mr. Hooper
Rev NJ Bowler of che Congregational
society resigned at SABBATH, % leave
jane ist NJ Bowicr l. = very popular
nan. OIL. peoples religious counselor f'r
several wears. uving pare aud spoiiess
uis. the fonde-t affections cf the entire
community eutNinci aroani tac good mao.
The farmers are inquiriug where they
can boz their land plaster this season
We rcfsr them % woot'ury s. furiutou.
40 John swan. near The station.
Dana Hal drives into oar village oue %
ihe preitle.t and most serviceablc looking
span % horse. Hs price l. 500
n. e. Rove aui q z. Bean have each a
nice span OF colts
nr LIBBY has q uice pair % three year
Ola steer. which measure seven feet ari
to Inches Who can bca. them
IA. Taller. ED, travelling salesman
Tor william A. rockingham q Co, Of
Soul Pa.ls was 10 town las; week. lie
has bcen coming here for about year aud
hls q iie has BEEN steadily Increasing
Bethel people have learned that boots and
shoes made o, Paris are the best In The
market
There l. considersbls snow In the woods
Yet. Hay IS pleuiy OHeu changing hands
freely
Skitlng rink : On The boom, twenty
hani. aro u0w 20 WORK On t. The pro-
prietors latent b have IL competed May
ist e.
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Sol va Pauts. April -i.t -Thc last A.
rer,i.rr ssys We understand. Just a. Ne
arc going o. press. that C. W. Bowkrr
vii n1i accept r W. Bariletts challenge
BlWkcr Nas here Thursday AM says be-
vii nos race viii Bartlett 10 Norway Hal
accoriiug 90 thc terms OF The chailsngc.
thu. Hartletts challenge L. uo, accepted.
Bowler changed h.s miui amer b. wrote
Dis letter % Acceptance. osideuuy Bart
isii stn hoiis ihc challenge open" Tho
editor sslioui'y labor. under mi.coucsp-
tlou of thc rc,i facts iu The case. which a.
understood here afc substantially 81 fol
,ows
ca saturday ,,,uiog April isth. durlug
/ ,hc excitement siieudlng the close of Che
ayc mile race a. the South Paris rick, Mf
Bartlett mais t,ry n.t.mei ani pcrcmp.
I t1B chalcugc .f. asg slater a. >ouft ~.
I r.s n. sf1'ftI. .af uis ior $50. s cd,
. aiding. asasupp 'smeu;. "iiif fIarg starr
/ sr.r o. Efi1ri.aa's hror-a Ia. og words
I o. ihat eject ari although NJ Bartlett
msy have meant Norway Hal o, ihc place
. flr the rencuuuicr. Ne have nos BEEN abe
/ &, dos ANY one here who beard hlm say
aoythlug about che place. or qnaiib ihe
challenge ln ary way Than A. heretofore
mentioned NJ e. o. richardson lmuc-
dlatsiy accepted ihc chaii,ugo log his son
Frank o., skate l.m To- ihe So. Paris i.uk,
tat NJ BaFt,u iccunel b. skate In ths
S1uth Paris rink Mr. Loouard rhrfcd
o. a. Richarisnu's mau the next morning
slgu.dci Dis intention % skate him elihcr
40 thc "nU1u uuk in Portland 90 Tie
"Aiam.is" a. bath, aud deposited 50
With n 4 walker. bgt M Bartlett dc-
cnueI suiog O. either of those place.. A.
sooa A. Mr. e. W Bosker, Who 49, in
Portland. heard orths challenge De- immc.
ilatsly accepted the same. orrf.ug b. give
BIN hl. choice of Judge All time KEEPERS,
ant .kate him in IuB lirgf hl'iia a. N'iif
.aisaf. PIris rNlrr1g Ms. BoNksrcVen
offered O. make thc stakes 500. Lie
a. Induce him bin 3D. skate, hut b. dcciln'
to skate oihsrWlss than Il Norway Hal.
/ cis.mlug thai Do made the chalcngc for
That place Having stated The facts a.
generally understood By every one here,
We Nil Or no comments, bot leave tae
pu1nc o. form their own opinions ~ TO
whether the challenge has been accepted
or not JE,N.
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nxFnRp COUNTY LOCALS


Atn.Na. April 18Th Died Ia Albany.
isih mt Mr. Na,halisl barker. tgei %
yesrs and three moaths 4 psnsicofr ~
ne war of isis
watsr Ia Crooked River .. qalis hlxh,
sui Feroali a Fiia, sfc runuiux their mills
GA faii time
stephen W Ilrby L. also ioing good
bu.lnes. ile msuafeiurc. l'ug AMI short
lumber
E'iery wheeler. who hss carried on The
ussksIi homssisAi. now owned BY Mrs
A.piu~an Cor me lsst two YEAR,. i asout
lsaviug l.
ANpoyrn. Apr \ wheeling j. SCALA
,he fashion. though The snow i melting
ever dav here Il plenty Zen vet
Thsrc i good pitch ~ water and
ne drivers arr makiur rori progress a.
gsttiag the logs oat
NJ Eiward Akers l. school agent In
Dist No Z. I'M IIotgsman. esq Ia NJ.
2. Nr Iosl Nsrrin In No 5 snd NJ 81
C1tiing In 80 q TIE village schools vii
begin ths nr.t wssk 10 MAY MIS- Alice
Brvaut of Rumf,rd hss hccn engaged Tor
ne higher tsplrtmeui an Ms Bsckle 7
Aker- fsf ~ primary
To ~ our youug men. : 4 CLARK All
~ W E,ton. start Cor The " ct neat week
TIE Farmrrs nm Library Association
he'd IT, arst annual meeting Tuesday Apr
sih CONSULTATION and by hss were
adopted sud ne following onl-ers chosen
under them President n ; fhiihrlck
Cisrk. T. ID Loveioy Treasures. Llfslc
p Csiiwsn. Librarian. q y caldwell
Died a. South Andovsr APP. en-. Mr..
~. A. Psrkins. aget 20 years.
Nr unycf Morril has bought ne Crciy
houss a. Happy Hollow AMI has rc-shla-
GID ant oihar~lss repaired a.
uammons a CA. NJ Bethei are aboat to
iog the pioe thsi vs. blown down lat fsl'.
fron their lo, uear X A. Growers mill
NJ u. n Abboii ofSouih Andover hs-
is; his farm. Coz one year. - MI II A
Lovsioy OF Andovsr Sup'us
NJ. Lala o. Abho,i l. attending The
Norma school A. F'ymouih. y n
RA Grover - ruuuiug h.s saw MIL
ulghi aui Say. saving oat large smouni
OF lumber.
TIE usaai services were bed a. ne
Cong church. Fsstiay Rev. NJ Dams
preached on The Signs ~ ~ rimcs
Mr. Joseph small. Who has h-cn confined
O. the house 81 long hy rheumatism. Is
abe to hs ahoui his sork agsln.
M. Fox of Dorohsster Msss ha. hsen
vl.Iung hcr htker : Poor CO., vho
continues In feeble health.
N.ssR J bailey NJ an. place. has been
crgs-ci io teach the summrf school ln
the warmers AN school Dist
The b.i travciiog give- us late malls
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Malice Of Foreclosure.

xx-HEREAs Tb.yer A. Logan and s.nsy y
w usssias OF Bro-uasid, 10 the couaty Of
OrfSrd, Asi stats Of Mslae, ~ tnsif mont&.s
dsei daisi the thlrtieth liol day 81 JsnnIy. a.
n is5s, and recorded IN the Oxiosd wes'efn
Districf Registry Of Deeds. boDk -, rage 80
- assyei 70 one l.. n. Palmer, then OF Ne Iast
Me, nov deceased, The following descrluei resl
estate, sltuatef in ssf town Of bfovnneld. ssi
boandsd a. follows 20 W.T. Bsirs the mill sns ,he
privilege. sad I'll spP.F..eces tnsssn y.
toasias. situated IL sah brovnheld anf tnosu
a. the Tee Mile Brook mill snd priellsEexAlso
twenty acres Of lad eonneetssi there.th. ooes
dsi a. follows Bsxisies 90 The Tea htle nroot
% the old road leading from Brosnnsid 70 hnsm u,
Bfiixs. thence runniag soutbsriy on saii rosl 70
and osnei By Albert lowell thsnes Wsstenl
by sad Louelrs land 10 Ten Nile booot nenee
on said Brook 10 the fret mentioned sounn. os,sz
ali The real estate conveyed 10 ssh Los.n. MY
70. is;o. and 70 ssii Hssties JAY =. W. vi
whereas saif mortgage, and the real est.t. thsf.
10 conveyed has b~en daily sssifpcd ~ hi.n ~,
Palmer Of Ipss itch. Msssschasstts, hae,ntor %
he lat will and tesla nsnt Of sad j.. n Islme''
70 me the ssdsrslfnsd, 90 the 10 dsy OF nsyi a.
ID ls-o snd saH a-sixsment daily tco,uea in
sah oxford Western District kegsry, boek ~
Psxss - ani %, AMI shere<s ths coalition %
ssIi mortfsrs has been broksn, uou therefore, ~
resson II tfe breach Of ths condition thereof
claim 4 lores iosars of said mortgage.
Brovnasid. March ~ u.s. ,x
by James :. Wright, bis All.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

HEHRoS AcADENY.-rhe spring term
viii close Friday eve. The Sjib, with
prise exhibition IN which the yoang ladies'
viii contend for two prizes 10 reAdlng. aud
aad me yoaag gcntlemsa Zoe two In de,ls-
nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

PAni.-Mr JOB Ryerson broaght into
thi. ofico. thc other day. Asllvcr japanese
coin. a5out he Lac and shape % an Amer
lean dollar rhe cola Is very nicely *.
scated. contains var,ou. devices, japan
csc letter. and 10 Roman "sie onc Yea.
go" Nj Rycrson psrchasci me cola To-
B,st1n
NJ. susan W Auifcw,, widow OF The
late Albion b Andrews. del a. The fcsl.
dence 20 her father. Horace Cummings. On
sih Inst 90 consumption The funeral
services werc held a. The tuiversalisi
church on Fr.iiy. The iith Inst. aud were
largely attended A large delegation Wa
present from South Paris, where Mrs An.
drsws was for many years he landlady Of
The Audrews House ART where she A. vel
a. her at husband were greatly loved
ana respected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

East suxSkR. April Is, 'si-n. A. Young
has bought Joan ThOmpson's farm and will
soon remove thlther. Young. sfser visit
10 The west. has nually decided that old
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OrroEp. - where i the new depot
which The Grand Truak promised rs
March lstf
George Harper. formerly OF welehviiie'
4. making arrangements for the mAnufAe-
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As. THANIR, aud 10 others
sIAIE Oh MAlNk.

OXFORD, - Board Of County Commissionefs,
~ ccmbeT session, lssii held ~ adjournment
Tpon tue toresolag petition, satisfactory est
dsncc having been received that the petitioners
are rssTon sble and that iuquify Into the merits %
their Al picaiiou isexpsdeuti II - orierei ina, the
Cosniy Commissioners meet a the house OF Iilf.
sm chsse N sid Psrls on IussdAy.
the iOth dav CT June. A. u. isss, II
Ten Of the clock A. NJ, and thence PFC
eesa 10 view the route mentioned In said pstiton'
lmmsil ately amer which view, hearing Of the
Parties and witnesses will b had a. some eonFsn.
eat plaa IN the slc atty and saeh other meAsares
t.len in the premises a. the C0mmissioners shsi
afge psOgsf And u 10 further ordered that notice
ofths time place and purpose OF the commisseners
meeting Aforesaid be given 20 all persons and COZ
pofaftons Interested b. causinE attssted copies o.
aid petition and Of this order thereon 20 Be
ssTVsd upon the tlert Of the town o. fns,
ant AlsO postci up ~ three public places 10
sail tOwn, ant Published three weeks sue
.rsslveiy In the oxford Democrat, q ness.
paper printed a. Paris, In said county OF % /.
ioli The nrsi u said pabicaiions and each 81 me
0,hef notices, 70 BE- made, served and posted ~
castthi rty before said time Of meeting 70 IN
end that an persons and corporations may then and
there app II snd shew cause II any they have. sh
the PRAYER o. said PEI tionsrs sh0af not b granted
Attest: ALBERT >. AUSTIN, tlefk.
true COPY Of aid Petition aud orasf OF cour'
Attest ALBEIT $. AUSTIN. clat.
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q CARD.

To All 80 AZ sur.rnx iron ne ufurs art in
dIarrfi.or. nf Falih. nsfFaus staknrtst early
tfafa.u rlre 300. lHkE uf CHARGE Iha
grrsf rrrnffF VS. discovered o. RI Isfirraff In
AnHfh Ansfirf Sod e sslfaf lftssf.l erfrl1re
q e. Gnf lusrru I isHss. ,taiioa u. Nes
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For Immediate Sale.

0ur art haIfs.ofy h0usr, sIitIa oar.ih "a %
= nile RI Ire sisi itriorr AZ slafh Paris.
hs.ne. Mousc sinrsi rtu, SATISFIED tsl1H, oPcl
rtauiher a.1Fs hat a. arse % n1t NJ 20 q
funN ffut utrs. nfailus sgfirs of sNef
aIfhins rlifs of h0rsr. VIII o. so'f o. - o.
n fuul'sd ilr al ours Fof ptfil ulsfs srqairs ~
D. ffrtson o. WILSON a eHitNLtAf.
Apfl b. lea south fafs, NJ.
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G.. 81. PORTER,
South Paris. Me.

n, ~ Hsa CUasfr fisutsitsstsssrs srifsia sHf f'f
fAs fosaf, n Orf1rd
me unllsfsisusd iahsbIfaats Of the tosa OF
Paris respectfully regrcsfnt thh q ceftsh nisn
uay IN saIi tpsn Of Paris, commencing ~ the
Junction ofthe road A. accepted ~ ssid tosn'
rgrr The house 90 the Partridge arm, % eAlied.
40 esued hv Alferaon \. Andrews in sail iosn
III PafIs ihsnca ruunlug Nofiherll ana tnd "a AZ
M EhWav ahout ten rcds ,outhefls from the
Psruidre school Iiouse socalfd. hot Io -
e.s.rv a. he public Necessity sni clnVenience'
Aif0 enc other hishsaJ IN sai town 81 frs'
commfncief near the rad of passage wsJ ieAl.
irFfo Esftiel Damiu's hcass n sail fafis th.nee
~erthrrly d o. near Cyprita beason'- house 10
saf t0un. Il M usccssafy fDr the public necessl
IN and eonsstisncr. Wherefore your petiuonffs
prsy Ioaf Hon ,rsbie Bead % proceed tc,0rdlng
10 Law t,sxanins said fOa'is AM y dise 'nhaee
Iaiei - Pni.. ~ isih dsv % ,isreh A y. ls-''
:. TiIAlEk, aud 10 others.
aTaVN nI MAINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

BrckrIrLD. April lsth.-A large shoe
erm % Boston orcrs. upon certain eondit'
lons. 70 establish = mandatory here our
citizens have ne natter under coasiiera-
ton
Drs. Ca'dwcll aud W. z. and {. b.
Briigham were prcseu, "Wednesday Al an
autopsy on TIE remains Of M Ira L1eas
o, Samnsr. The examination revealed
cancer 10 the stomach a. the cause Of
d-ath.
The heavy rsias Of The past week have
converted oar lame little river into foam
inz torrvut. and our intsrsales Into lAkse'
A severe thunder shower wednesday even
inx gave us forstAste o. sumner.
The display Of n0wering plants At NE
Baptist charch on Easter morning Was
very zoe.
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SeIectmen's Notice.

The Board Of selcctmsn Of The ro.n of Paris.
vlll Be IN session 81 their once the Town House,
the fret Tuesisy Of each month a ons O'clock y.
n fsf TRANSACTION Of busisess legally coming -
'''' NJ PER ORDER.
Pa-is, April "a, 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

PsCks BAT Boz says De- can sleep With
his feet oui ~ the widow thc coliest ~
wIutcf nights. n be- only ho Furnished with
q good supply of Jaisiu's Pine Tar syrup
VefIly. u T. hahn Tor The AFFLICTED Price.
csc aud Al Per bottle AZ llolicn's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

BEr,Nrs PoNp. Mr.. = Stevens has an
auction Apr 2iiA. Cor the purpose Of sell
log out bis goods a. be intends % 20 Into
me show business mi. sumner.
The sugar makers have hal rather
poor season. no. much has been made 10
tbs vicinity.
We learn TIA, , Z. willis 10 % repair
ths clover mil =, North Woodstock and 70
%, 10 board aoi shingle saw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

"Hcw % tho line lst tbc chip. fsli where
they sll" That l. Ia-t What jsd~iu's
Tar syrup l. doing every DAY lu The week
10 b. excellent f1r Consumption. Conghs,
aud Colds D II. Holden sells o. as hls
Drug store. So Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22
MARRIED.
DIED.

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DudIey. ~ Mss CsrrE :. Cspp, bah 20 Paris
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

DIED.
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years.
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iT rlHi of hs1 ~. AT Mar 4. BAKE. a. "a
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-22

A wonderful discovery has recently
beea made by the application Il Graphite
a. a lubucant |, j. likely 70 suPcrsede
oil and grease and become A. valuable TO
it. nation a. any q The modern discover.