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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

sourn woopsIocN.-Buslnsss l. lively
amoug the team.lefs, aud the amount OF
snow on the ground seems 10 be favorable
Tor all wood and timber operations.
school 10 District No. 2. under the in'
.tructlon OF n G. Bacon, closed on Thurs
day last, with spelllug ma,eh and other
exercises In the evening. The following
named pupil. were not Ab.eni one half day
I.o,,le Curtis. Lora Curtis. Berthe Curiis,
Frank Dow, George Swan, Ernest Curtis
OH. Curtis Mr.. Bacon l. nrst-clsss
penman. lie taught writing school OF
twelve nights. In connection with The
school. which was free 10 the pupils % the
school. Other scholars attending paid
20 cents each, which Mr.. Bacon spproprl.
.,ed In prizes a. follows Prize for best
penmanshlp was awarded to Cora ID. Wy
man for greatest improvement TO George
Davis; for second best penmanship' to
Alden Day; aud for second greatest In
movement. 10 John c. Curtis. The de-
cl.Ion wa. len 10 three dislaterested per-
sons OF West Paris. Nc. Bacon Is an er'
pcrienced teacher, and his lAbors In the
Curtis school have been highly successful
and We trust they are appreciated.
The schools 10 this district the past year
have been successful aud profitable. Miss
Hattie Hooper Of PArl. laugh, the sumner
term. She obtained the good will OF her
poplls, and being good scholar tue result
was. good discipline aud good Improve
ment The following named popils were
not absent one half day during the sumner
term, Lot,le Curtis, Lora Curtis, Perlie
NJ. wymas. chArule Curtis. Zsna chlld-'
Oscar Childs. fElh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

uaKrfoEp. Feb. 1.-The DEsocRAr OF
the 5ih, contained the following nom
4. Slocam.~ Esst ssmasri Mrs. Laura
Fosg hs. taught thirty four terms and
e,mmsscci smother. and says she desires
o. teach fny-slr terms 10 all, being one
more thsn Hartford taught lam &C
quaintsd with Mrs. Laura fogg In Aud cut
81 the .chooi.room II her health permits,
she will accomplish her task. She has
order AMI an aptness 10 convey her kuOwl-
edge 10 hsr puplls, and causes them 10
love Der because she ars, loves thea. For
tho want OF thess qualifications, thousands
of teachers have failed In this Oelightfal
task She has entered another depart
msnt % ctucstlon that have hat twenty
four year. of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
school Committee n Mrs Axsl fogg
closes her iast school unier a. pleasant
clrcumstsnccs A. did. she vii know
pleasant melancholy by experience. !
closed ms last la the sane room ! con-
mencsd nv hrst aud htd A. visitors. my
GA teacher. who taught me la the same
noon. then Miss Eanice Dunham, now
Mr. Ots Alley. the mother ~ Moses A.
les. ESQ, % Hartford. who. Nith sisters,
were go0d teachers. owing thsir great
success O. the irf1rncc of their mother.
Also was present Que 90 my hot pupils,
then Miss ArvlliA q Briggs. nov Widow
". Lawrence. whose husband was - well
known To- oxford County a. a Cslvinls,io
Baptist preacher Lareest school-siuisr
term of sixteen weeks, a. Bret,ou's NILS
Lycrmors over one hundred names OF pu-
pills on ms school list Had eight pupils
stlni The drat Tor the Atoosiook War.
-Four wcrc drafted. Thlry-iwo school
cords 90 wooi were furnished o. keep the
school room warn. which | burned.
Among The many schools we're too At
Lysrmorc. Two a. Turner village, two Al
Blckfcld village. to a Jackson Village
10 Sumner. two a. Esst Samncr, two At
Cautau village. four a. North Jay, two a,
Hartford Centre. one Al Belfast, one at
Abingdon. Mass. and one II kecn's Mills,
10 Turner Ny oldest pupil l. how living
a south rars-Co william Sscti-h,-
ils mv senior lu years Capt Isaac ~.
Ter 81 Hartford sent uiue sons 10 me a. pa
pl.. whose name. commenced with l..
All Two daughter. commencing with A.
ulETToRp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

GErrNvoop. Fc1 CA basy une tais
ha. teen since the shedding oecsme good
a. do.ug something a. ba.iilug in The
walls of time. a. L1rgfglow would say
bat Iu ssr.oa. N-y- hpiri iog. Ore wood,
cord wool. spool " .oi and pulp wood are
being has.ei 90 their several places %
d,suaailou. o. he worked up 10 dlfcreai
ways. an going finally D. oontr.llto % the
wants % the creatar, mau.
few days ago. A. Dea Dlstln Bryant
a. climbing an oli ladder D. ~ up into
Is she'd chamber. ths ,.ic pieces broke
an hs f.n o. the ground. distance of III
Rec. striking h.s .lie against a cgltlsaior
iu such await st be- could hardly breathe
f,r zone zine. ue Isa heavy man, weigh
inr sil lls ani be- i.a sonier thsi De-
was noi hurt more severely. H. son, A.
ID. bryant. with whom he j. hviug. has
ben couaaed o. tae house since Decem-
Der on account of lame back sni liver
compliant A year ag1 hst spring be
lamed hIs bach coil,ctiug sap. and 10 has
troubled hin qllte bai'y. a. times. ever
since.
Sp,skia- ~ thls family reminis me Of
Al lnc..ient that occurrcf durlng TIE ssat-
Ing season 10 December. Nnd which came
very near resulting fatally. one pleasant
a0srnoon johnny Bryant sgct a'out four
ten. took his lltiie three yesrs old brother
a wn on ths pad nearly q hundred rods
from tie house. o. have a skate. ani al
the sane tiue give his iitiie brother . ride
on me hana.sled. All went smoothly for
awhile. until he skated on % piece OF
thia Ice. which broke through, and down
they went into he water. Johnny says Il
Va iu.t shosl snoagh 50 that BY standing
on tipioe be coa'5 keep his nose above the
surface; b. pushed bis brother oat on The
ic. number OF times befors be remained
there. ani aaaliv succeeded 10 getting out
hlmself-how. be carno, tell the arst he
remembered was being dosn on one knee
taking % his skates. Their folks Al home
knew nothing % what had happened until
he carried the Mttie fellow in;o the house,
blth A. vt a. mcrmaids
N-wtoa A. Bryant has been 10 very fee
be health since year ago last September
The disease bciug = sort OfdysPepsisi
he thlnss he i somewhat on The gain, AZ
pre.eat. aud goes out a little 10 pleasant
weather.
Frsuk ;. Finn i boarding a. his house,
ant Is busily engaged In writing storie''
purrles. poetry. etc. l. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

TVS Good Die Young, was once an ac'
csptsd poetic sentiment. bot recent dis
eoyerie- show the auihor OF II 10 be- In er'
ror The good, for they are the wise, live
o. a good oil age. and use Jsdwin's Tar
syrup whenever troubled with Coughs OF
Colds Sold by Holden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

Open your eyes and not your mouth wher
making up your mind what Kind of cough
medicine you are going 10 take, II you Do
not wish % make opium eaters of youi
wives aud children. Stop pouring down
al Kinds Of cough remedies, and use Jai
wins Pine Tar syrup. Sold by Holden,
the So. Paris Druggist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

uruEo> The Academy opened with q
large attendance. aud there are morc stu.
dents ys, o. cone daring The Spring Term
Arihor E'mer Hatch. bl'nd person. De-
uscret lecture a Hebron. Monday. fee.
90 Mr. Hatch L. a graduate 10 Perkins
in.rtuic Coz the Blud Al Boston The
lecture VA qllie Interesting. and col
lection Wa tskrn up for the bcnent Of the
irCturtf
Dca Nooiy ssys that iast summer a.
alder 9 f.,i inches long cllmbci = tree
near bis house. amer yoaug roh.ns. Ne
"a, not aware. though an old man, that
our common snakes climbed tfccs % such
heights.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

Personal Mr.. q. l.. Danhsm Of Paris,
who l. now teaching at Paris iIili. has re-
celved an appointment a. Principal Of the
Centre Street school. Portland Mr Dan
ham Is an excellent tescher, aoi hi. many
frleuds ia oxford couaiy will be- glad 20
learn % hls promotion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
"CAMP FIRE. T"

The Comrades % Harry Ras, Post q. A.
X, OF Norway. viii visit the Paris ve'ef'
ans on Friday evening. fsb. 2ii, and will
them ho'd = Cemp fr, ., Grange ilsll
soalh Paris All Paris Veterans ssiih tAsl'
Iail,s are laslted g. be present and help
10 make u q good social time, aud he SURE
n bflng good supply Of rui'oHs." Tor
each veteran l. expected h. act a. bis osn
commlssary. (slgned)
II. N. BOisfER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
HOW TO GIT A SCHOOL DIsTRIc'
LIBRARY.

BROOkLISE Mass FEB. ,, 1851
E9ior Orfoni Democrat:
Not long since helped the Farmers
MN School District In Andoyer, nv native
town 10 form = School District library. |
enclose list OF books with which !, start
cd. Their total cost was s3l.9S. The
book. are all Of standard editions, and
well bound. Should any OF the numeroos
school districts 10 oxford County wish 10
establish District Libraries they can re-
pea, the above list At the price named OF
o., other books on equally favorable terms,
BY applying to Mr.. willard Small, Book
seller II Bromdeld Street, Boston. Mr..
smallis Maiue man by birth. and vii
be very willing TO give the people OF bis
own state I'm. Iwlll voaeh for him In
every way. Very respectfully.
HENRY V. Poor
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STANLEY & WATKINS,
Real Estate and Loan Agents,
PARIS. MAINE

IT, .utsrr'lr haFa. 49, So dtF ri lauutfl
l--l established zeal estate 49, 80 asenri
nj far.s MN.. Co. fHH rufFnse ~ 30 80. ~ -lns
frf rnnUrs WaI a. On rUrlu 49, - u
aIsn rIars nsus - "a gststs I'M ukfsr'
t.uuIT aut .uFest ianis In rcsi estate al ~
zeal prcperiY sfrarf.es Co tross "a itsf'
surn saFF|rTsr
~ - stanieF L. Nd stFr OF llse.is a. o.
fart ColniV aaf "a "a ~ CuantF Tscnris "A 49,
fiaUo.aI ga rel.llr 1902 an ~ fsIle AL co
a .11 a Real Nstlis ufsref fif "a j. or a. sfc1ri
~ Geo H Waik.as tr'nE rsb.i.hsr ~ ~
uEFunn pEnuCukr rs sNcfltnt ttrii'cs -
alferflsIns pruprrt eftrei 80 - Of y ~
fsrsnns a. ~ raj es'afe 90 saIe - O. - a.
mrsr 80 SEQ a. rurrntse OF hirss tffsaa'
harIrE uousr Id ioan. ard 49, Eeninf =
"a e. nnn~F - sase, 49, iuF'tea = eqffe-
80 - 90 ln.icrs suff
y. n ~rkNInr DNu. n NAtAltr
p ,-shsu 1rs.ret. 90 al rscsIse nonel %
deppsrt All uFesf Ne sane n Eoo1 se.arh -
AZ ~ drsf aFlFane curCTlanifF. -mtN sla
sll - received - teposit aui $3.50 saaclen
zen hss scfunalatefl. ths sne'e 81 o. nfesie
- shove
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

The wonderful success ~ James Pylss
Peafline has given rise h n Hood Of imi
tsti0n. With an sine D. their names, evil
IDENTIFY n have them soand like Pearline.
Enterprises Of this sort are quite liable 10
be more selfish than beneficial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

TnYmrrs. Fc,. is-Brai.ey ~ Corn
l.h. mafrh.s arcIa. v...tt' ryAasorcau
foirr. p sui a. 81 i.-t Nouiay eight
ue reports then a. iolos COOL square
work
M... HANNAH g. D.g1oi has been quite
sick with iurc trouh.c. Sae IT, beiicr DDS
~ u,ry STARK d. seriously ii agate.
Taos. 90 Pssrc making arrangements
O. cs.sbrite ihc twcuiy -df,i aunlFrrrafl
ofthr.r oricr neHt we,k by sapqer ani
soc.aa.e si thc Onfri House
NJ. Anaa Btrros. .sn iowa rlurslay
Or worc--,sr Nt,-.. ou a s.-it.us toof %
q frw weeks
Miss AisUa : wa.ker. school of twelve
weeks siE.,t Fyebary cane O. close
FRIDAY.
nr Na.ou atisnfci ths lau,ruA. oi Mr..
Charles Walker st oil. late residence. s1u'h
Chstham. wednesday
Ths Fryslurs water Co. are aopui 10
declare q ilylisri ofs pr cent on their
stock
TIE srlrctmrn src ha,Y g,ti.ug Ae.r
toNu report r,aiy.
Tae Acsicmy B.n mel. its appearance
ais wstk itlsaroit. br. ght aui aiirac-
. uss utte quarterly of gat pages The
printing VA. do1e 90 che Record oii,e.
uurNu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

PAKis Very pleasant exercises we're
hell Al the school.house 10 the Partridge
District. last Tuesday evening, consisting
OF a drama. tao fArces. sloglns. reelis'
tlons aud declarations. Qalie q large
crowd of our young P,opls from the VII
lagc attended.
The village school. will close Friday.
The closing exercises of The Primary de-
partner, will be held Thursday at gr. NJ
and those OF the Grammar department
Friday Afternoon, beginning Al ] 80
O'Clock. school soclabie Thur-iay even
log
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

So. PARIS. Feb. is.-Thsre was quite
serious cosstlng accident on NH HIIl last
wednesday afternoon bv which four little
girls we're more or less bruised and bat
tered up. three OF them 30 severely that
they have not been able TO play out doors
since. cause--collision OF 70 "doable run.
ner- with team.
Mr.. Nap,hsl Mason, livery stable and
proprietor ofthe Telephone. has secured
the services OF Mr.. Horace Starbird, his
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
BURNHAM'S PHOTOGRAPHS,
Norway, Maine.

Noe IL the time io .1ss yolr critters f0r christ
mss ifyoa vish fne Ltsnsss Cor Ctrisnss
fwtent, hurnham y pfepsfef sah 81 Ne IS
styi 10. ani AZ ths dsys short and bot fcs IN
tefsere tsleern thls AMI thFIsmas. pifsfe call
ant ses samples % al possible siffs bufnhsm
ases fnsisntsnsoss Plate, new prnfess. shich
makes a possibls o. make perfect inenesses N
any kind n vesthsF Barrhsm males he sltss
al Fery lus rfirs. nurrham enlafEes OBJ
pIrtarcs a. anY sire snd noishes In int - elior
harahs- s~~Ir- . varsity % frames on hsnd -
ssiect IRON hurnhkm IL the 0nly artist Nho
makes ftmlly groups In his ftglua. huruhsn
matss lafEs relurtion q fsmllys, ani thanteG
gfc CHIfens 81 Otfurt CouniY for litefai support
In M past he h0pss by good sea ~ rtiain heir
patronage Cor ths failure. AddTrsa
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For Coughs and Colds use
Noyes' Cough Mixture.
Noyes' Condition Powders,

~ $50 h ~ Msrtsf oalr tsestr.ass ceuts q
posnt. for Chsppei haaas ace
NOyes' CamphOr Ice 9TH Glycenne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

NrNay. Trh The Methodist Quar-.
tcf'y Mcetug vas held on he ath AM ioih
anI wasavrfy Interesting occasion. Rev.
nf Alien. Pr,.IiInr Ei,r sud Rev. Bro.
stevens wcre prs.eut. snd preached very
interesting ari Oppressive Sermons
Toe utuc child 90 walter and Lens
Power, = oalte smart sraiu afsr severe
.ick spell
Mr.. Nshum Frost l. very feeble with
heart disease
NJ wallace Farweu. Nho Is driving Z
horse team icr Kll Stssfns. bad . seser'
attack or hnrt iroa'ls q fcs days ago.
ne was iound oa Us load % timber In a.
unconscious condition. He 10 Al bis worn
again.
Od Mrs. wilson. who died Jan. 9th
Aged se years. Wa carried % DlKteli spd
buried
Etsar wlsb.r. who has heen SICK viii
co.i ant rheumatism. L. about sga.u, YET
no, qslt, well ile commeuces bis schoo
again t,day. ansrA vacation Of some I've
weeks.
Good .l,ighias-gooi roai.-ihe mild
weather enjoyed by all
NruE1, Teh. igth Mr.. John swan. on
aged citizen OF Granou, was burlei yes'
terihy
TIE rsmaius 20 Nc Alexander Eame. Of
Dakota. Formerly % Newry ani Bethel
we're brought here and buried TO-DAY.
Mr.. sarah West. recently stopping Al
TIE n thei town iarm. ,ucAf here, was re-
recently Carried 10 S,bago % be cared fo'
there.-she tsk.ng thc settlement Of hef
husbands granifa,her
Mr. Lincoln Whitman AMI family af'
about moving from Riley Plantation q
south woodstock lie has met with sew
era losses during the fall AMI winter. liz
lost a u.ce COW. she eAang some grass
where par. ofa oox Of paris green bad
ben dropped Daring The gale OF Nov
n ant a.. be hai a barn blown down, and
on ofhis houses ou bis place, though On
finished. was blown doNu, which was oc
eap'ci BY his daughter ani husband ,h'
hallding was a total wreck, and the occu
pants lo.i their flfnliare and dishes whiel
were almost broken 10 pieces. The neigh
bors also discovered Al another time thei
house % be- on are-though they BY grea
excrtlon saved the house, YET they lost Al
their best clOihing which was 10 the cham
b.r where TIE Ore originated. The neigh
Dor, are sorry = have them 20, A. ,hel
are good people, and excellent neighoor.
Nr. John Swain OF Hanover Is quite Zee
be ani confined % the house.
Mr.. Julia Stearns, an old lady and Al
exceleat Chflsilsn. j. very siek aud hArdll
expected % recover.
The n. n. Circle met to,isy with Mrs
/ Cyrus Bartlett; pleasant time enjoyed.
Carl Goodwin l. still quite poorly. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

No. woopsrocE The ladies 81 North
Woodstock Unlou Circle will give an CO.
,srtalumeut ~ ,he chspsl, Tuesday even
log. Fcb Goth, 10 which the fashions and
customs 81 "ye oldsn time viii be fea'
TURF. aud 10 conclude With an Antiquarian
supper Tickets Tor supper, % Ct.
Coz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19
Alady write. ss follow. .bou, The w,Ieh.

A lady writes a. follows about the weleh-
vile Leap Year Party "The factory IL
shut down to-day (fsb. M. They are
pntiiug 10 q new shan. sud taking oat
eight old looms. replacing them With pew
and Improved onss Now about the party.
There were uiutesn teams snt ihlfty-eight
folk. that went We did not all start al
the same time, fvr some of them cooli no,
&c, ready 30 soon A. halfpast ave. There
we're ave teams (glrls) that vent over To
Pigeon llill % get their fellows. was
one Of them. We were al over 10 Otls-
hrld by eight O'Clock. We played games
and had good time In general Aoou,
halEpas, ten We had q good oyster stew
crackers. pickles, hsllei corn and mils.
Then We played games some more until "
O'Clock, when Ne Ell started for home. l
got home sboat halfpast two but Mr..
Bowker Say. u was slmos, four O'Clock
before the last team cane 10. We all had
grand good time. sud We all thought our
Own teams were the best, and our fellows
the best looking-so We we're all satisfied.
We went 20 Mr. Frank Spliler's. OILS
field 4 w,Ep. IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

F,.r Brimu. Fr1 l2 Ah1lt one has.
tf,l people assembled 1a che evening o'
F,arlary igia. A. = ID iiasiings'. ans
partook % au.ce supper furnished ~ the
n..rfs of E.icg Hs1u.1ri m. wts pre-
.rrt-i eIth - Co. thru maize Suitable
remarks. aul snrr listening in prayer
non ,ur ml.h r.ie,mr- pastor. We vent
O. our ysr.1rs homes amer an evening" of
sr.,rnrnt NON DE rtrvr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

urcumr. Fc1 iith-rle ne whi,h
has ru,hr.a 60 us che most ~ iac slime
fora .ortu sai aa. az last l1el aus i be-
cones b .ss.tlc o. take oar bearings suf
pr..c-,t ou oarway Meantime ucar.y ,s-
eryth.ng appear. 90 have remained ia
t1rary
Toe Reform Cob has changed .is hoar
of meeting oa Sunday. from ertr.ag OBJ
Nru
Nr ani NJ, Isaac Saas have goae .
n. uackf-Ii t1 utc With thclf ialglic-.
Nr. VA q >tas
Ihr aii,. of thc Baptist sewing circle
A. to give A. AulglarIau Concert auf
FsIrat Tlioa's Hail. Ca rar.isy cvcn'as,
thc if,h -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

BnYaNrs Posi-. Fcb. l5ih Mrs. 4 G.
Alien. formerly of ta's place. def a. her
bone ln Minneapolis. MINI on tae aih
int. of consumption. aged -s years Her
funeral occurred hsrc on the iith, Rev.
T.. o. Tabor prcalhlus a. appropriate ser-
wnn
o. T. Wh.imsn hts moved IRON Riley
a. OBJ che east part oftoWn
Nm Russell has so.d ue Et1er'ge
firn Oh NJ unyrs no Wooistoek
Nr ~ 2 u1agtton has iust received a
g,ol ASSORTMENT of rciiy.mtie clothing
wh.ch nav bc f,uli ai uoashtou a o. -
sto-c. o. o.. --mag these go'i. lbs.
"a. GiIns1u is pa.at.ag for q e. 81.
Ur-s of BeihfI Coz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

AtnANs. 20. o-Ths raia 81 weda.N
day wss quite dsmPrr Tea iha Grangers,
Bat ,hsy tors IL gracefully and postpaid
thsif nsck.tic festival Until Friday ,ssu-
ing. az witch time rcodly uumhsr shout
ous tandr,il gathered "a Coie'- usn, ard
hsi a pleasant socit1ls tine. vocal aud TO-
.ifum.risl mu,ic. ard .u of.itF All pas.
~ supprr some funds we're rtiscd Or
ths parp--r of impro,ing sol converting
,he store vhish they have recently par.
chased. lnt1 bali. ia Uhieh they Sil Eel
uorc az home Thy have received sey.
srsI ucw rembsrs auf more are expected.
a.
A~novrn. F-lr i6th The school on
Farner.'. lili clos yesterday Tire %
ne pep Mis-. N.rr v Foye. Master
Lewis Lns.i'y sli Nt.rer we.ieg Rp'ln-
sou-werr zoo ah.Grt single iay during
a. suilr, irrn of a. scrks
A. lui,re.tng Lycsum va hsA a. the
Farmtr.' uIischool lolsr. Tr.ilv evening
of en-. wrtk
TIE vUtec schools. tsugh, ty Mr.. and
Mr. Cofson. closed this week
Mr. Nswton. sIf. 20 Beef T NeWtau,
esq. ofthi. village. firi ia.t Thurs ry of
neuralgia of thc heart
Hon Henry y Poor of nrooklinc. Mas.
lately presented the Fumus UM school
District with books 'or pebble library
IN accordance vlth ttc coaiIiions ~ The
g.r. thc people of Farmer, iill met iast
Monity c,,r.ng ini organ'foi TIE farm.
cr, um Library Association. choosing the
foIlosIug orcrr. President AMI Libra.
ran. e. p Lov.i'y Cisfk l. u Loye.oy
Treasure. John = wariWer. Consutu-
touai Comnttcs. q q Caldwell Mr.. 2.
q. Caldwell. a. :. Phubrook
MI Lester Poor IL suffering ron an A.
tax of typhoid fvfr.
NJ Lander Nar.i1u has been cutie sick
BAT l. Improving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

woopsrocK.-Mr. C. u Pickett losi .
pair OF steers ssi week Ills oxen started
"a run. aud dragged the steer. 80 - %
hreas . hind lex on each
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LIsr OF HOOKS.


Longfsllos's Poems.
Nhntier's
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shakespeare.
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Robinson 1rusoe.
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lNanhOc.
Qniut Durvari.
Bufns's Poems.
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rcOtts
POpe's
(soldsmith's
Mr.. ficmsa's"
WOrd-~Orths"
Book Of Modern Literature.
Don Qnirote.
swiss Family Robinson.
Lockhart and southers Poems
ilomer's Odyssey.
Had.
virgil.
Hall Hours with the Rest Authors. vols
Animal Traits and Charsctsristics.
Pictures Of Travel.
GlDrsltsr and its siegesL
Carpentry and Joinery.
.fsops Fables.
Poetry foe Children.
Aunt Martina. Corner Cupboard
first IiOok Of knovledge.
Zach and All
kassela.
Hound the World.
seven Little sisters
Ida fnersf.
Humbs,idfs Travels.
scientific Amu-ements
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world ~ Home Reader. No. 8
Last OF the Mohicans.
HOOK u Flowers.
Children's Book 81 Poetry.
Ice GEMS 81 Poetry.
Keightlsy's History Of Greece.
Consiuet Of Life. Emerson.
Arabian Nights.
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Care of Bees.
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NORWAY LAKE.. Feh. i2.-fne scholars
% the school a. Norway Lake, more IA
mllarly known A. Frosts Corner. under
TIE guidance o. their teacher, Mr. Elmon
J. Noyss. gave an exhibition Al the school
house. SATURDAY eveli8g, Feb. oh. The
house was nlicd - IT, utmost capacity,
although the evening was stormy, snd
many coming late not fndlug even stand
ing room. returned home. The stage, con-
structed purposely for the occasion, was
rsfy tAsiily arranged. farce" The
I-ish Linen Pcddler"-and drama-'The
Tlrn % the Tide'-were played with en-
c lent success. These are both very spicy
pays and the parts were sustained In .
Wy Which reflected credit upon both pu-
: ani teacher. aud furnished plenty Of
Laughing material Tor the audience. A
Nv teclsmaslons were recited BY The
sm ,ller scholars with pleasing eject The
music. which was voluntary, was furn-
ishsd by Mr. and Mrs. wm. Doten. assist
ei hy Mr. W. Pride and Mrs. &. A. Ste
phens. Mr.. Doten Is well known slrg-
log mss,sr. ana although notice was short
still the music was % the very best and
wAs much appreciated BY the audience. :.
OxFOKD.--A black FOX has been seen
several times round ROekydundy by wood
choppers. Their skin Is worth ESQ. The
Great oxford Gun Clab have taken his
trail, saying ths, they will have ,ha, shin
or burst blood vessel
Mr.. :. ID. Edwards, al . recent test,
read the contents Of several sealed letters
which were placed upon his head. lie says
he cAnno, account for this talent OF mind
reading. the contents OF the letters simply
" come TO him"
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