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We haven't heard from Dollie Dart late
~ Where Il she.
The minister's vile Il not quite 80 well.
the two days past
2cth. Two boys. Edwin Swan aud Wal
ter Cole. took bath In the rlver Last even
ing They were skating by hte-lisht on
the Ice when IN sssn boy broke 10. Cole
enc t. hi. rescue. when be broke In. They
we're rescued by their comrades.
Dea. Moses KlmbAll and wife. late OF
Beans Corner. Bethel. Is stopping In this
place few days with Mr.. Klsgsoury Cur
It's. family. They have sold their farm al
Beans Corner and are sbou, 10 ~ 10 Et-i
stoughtou. Mass. ~ live with their chill
dr,n there Their po.,-ofi'e sdifess viii
b. Esst Stoaghton. Mas.
Prof wsllsce has postponed hls second
coming 10 West Paris, iiil sitarii, even.
log. Dec. 9Th. On tha, evening be will
give "lec,ure on masonry, 10 mafons.
lie will speak on sabbath 1. N. and even
Ing at the 81 Il. ehsTel, aud several even
ings following. Free 20 all, aud All are
cordially invited. Prof Wallace l. q very
able aud interesting speaker Don't fail
10 hear Tin.
Leonard swan and Ethan Willis aud sou
arr home from Shvlburne, y. H., to
Thanksgiving
Aunt Bsissy Howe. stopping with Mr.
Larysy. l. quite slim. Her speech IL COZ.
slisrally ~ ct,d by Paralysis. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

Brruri AZ the auuusl communication
~ Is .tae. L,ig -. ~. h,.i-a NV. i3'h.
the n.losicg or '-fs serc chp.eu for me
eusu.ug year DAVID Bridge. W " H.
p Wheeler. ; VIC NJ Aairvws. W
10 Il Wiley. DsJF Baley. J ID ;.
ID Parbrook. Tea. John B Chapman
SEC. CoBm.itce 90 Installation arrange
mot. ". 4 Ssunng., David Bridge and
.. C.. Blungs
Mr. 4 u.ckock. STATE Dspu'y lee
turrr % Mans. recently visited oar village
AL o--suif-f Cool TrmPlars Loise'
Toe 70 ~ ~ ar me IA ,sfs N'rs A.
Birasnk. q T. EI-n = Gip.oo. V. T.
Htt.- l.. Foster. ; ;. 4 Glrsou. = >. 3
y .ueN Blr,sas. r Fr~d l. Ei~srts,
N. R-v. ; H,op-r. c.; 4 imer rsruer,
NJ. : . G.1-ou. . q H'iiie
H..tiass. p C.. T. jake Poster. L'ise
ID patty. This ioige d, ksosn A. The s'Ar
ofB-,h-l Mr.. u.ckock l. vel kaDsa 10
thls se.ti1a a. very smNi energciic
wrk-r la ne order. Sas has leeiafcd
here several times with gooi success.
Tas f.u tern % g all. AcAi-ny closed
a., we-k VIA a gallic exsmiaAtloa and
an eKal1ltioa a. the Rlslto which vas =
grail success
Coils arc qaiis Prvvalcut 10 this see'ioo-
S,ms are coualod o tae hlase q week or
more sitb lang tfouDle.
Died 10 BstasL NJ. sJl NJ. J1aa La
ca.. agri s1oai 90 years. Nc L Was siek
oay q fes days. aat Coz many years has
pa oas o. oar bcst saOcmaksrs 10 me
place.
We recently saw a crane which was shos
on asa stream that stood dse feet In bis
stockings ant M assured Ave feet from uP
. up % wigs.
We recently sss sons very n.ee sieig rs
which NJ. Frank C. Bartlett has nnished
20 aud has Cor SAFE a. bis shop a. ne foot
o. MuHlA Fraak Is nrsi-eiass work
nan sai nss hat more than Tea years ex-
peri-noe. lie bas employed a arst-eiass
blacksmith % work for hin To- bis shop
AMI can tarn his haai % al sorts Of ira
sork. Try them.
Rev. Mr. B1~ier uaitei with Rev. NJ.
n soper. and held aaiou services a. tae NJ
4. church on Taaoksgiviag evening. Th-
A,a.. wss vel nlled sui The exercises
very Interesting.
We l.aru the Democrats Of Bsaos Cor
nsr ceebra,.i Moniay eveoiag raerc
wasa rsde. lllsniaAiious All they "a,
. god tins.
Lstusk Sumnsr took 10 nnal depart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

TnE RAMPANT SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY -
Letters frum the ; 'uthsrn States show
that the Democrats there are fairly eraTy
with the though, Of q return OF the Spoth
20 power. In one town thy rifdled the
pnst-offi "a with bullets AMI compelled the
r s.tma.tsr u n-e through the back door
rh-n thy fr-i eighteen shots through the
Windows Of rooms over a sch 1ol building
In which four l.dy teachers live. They
swore that the Souiherners were going 10
have their rights now, and all the Yam
kee~ must 20. From another place in the
-sme State. q lady school teacher writes
The devil l. let loose here. They has.
driven the Postmaster out OF town, and
dragged = prominent Republican DOT OF bile
bsd 10 be hauled around town In buggy
hys bowling mob. They are yslling Tor
IL Davis and the Southern Confeder-
scy"
These are cold statements OF facts which
nav ~ denied but not NATURALIZATION
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02
PEW CORRECTIONS

NJ Editor
In TIE November No. Of the Se~S'isr,
. semlsnnual pablshsd by The students Of
Hebron Academy. We noiioe-among q
large variety % good things-an article
under the title OF Base Ball Notes. that,
,hough brief. contains 80 many errors {.
20 seem 90 Justify the use Of little space
In the DENocRar Tor thsir prompt oorrec-
lion. The writer In bis enthusiasm over
he deed. Of the Academy Bal Clab, Is 50
sarcastic In his dslaus toward the Paris
nm Team that be evidently forgot The
fact. ant drew largely upon an imagina'
ion which. when be comes ~ graduate
tao. three % a dozen wears hcuce, posi-
By may be- ICES elastic. Passing over bis
narration OF ths Dr., game. We cons TO
,he second. which was played here OFT ].
AMI observe
/. The Paris boys failed even 10 make
their second" 10 the nnsi three lnuiogs-
rhe Tccori.book shows that Ia The hri
and In The second luulug, hltsman was
len on The second base.
2 The psti three lunlngs were dlsss.
trous 10 the Hebron boys "-Ba, they e.,
three of their ia scores on thr foafih 10.
aog. which does no, imPy very great dis
astsr.
. "Por Bnnney the pitcher. made a
q N.FN IN TO-
Oh 20; We q, one score on the ann
an onc on the sixth. ani failed n make
rsn on The fDar,h Tue fact, show Mr Il
!, have h,d batter Judgement than your
dl.t-ftei recollection woah credit hin
With
T. Ia smother lnnlns, one of tas Paris
y ~ Knocked a ball into stable q ~
ID. 81. ani b,flrc u could be- fDuni the
,a,,sr bad male bone rue. Bringing 10
man 90 thc second. Not true ~ large
majority. There az NJ stable. within
,.ur b,itcrs' range inside the diamonds
une. There q, Que ogt-iit IN dlamoad .;
q out right angles with ihs home plate,
oit, IN the event 20 The catastrophe
N lancd over, there Wss your anPlre .
cal "foal"
Q. The score was nov six - seven Ia
favor % the home cllo. Who refused %
play logger giving a. an srcu'c that 10
night be- dark before ihs other inning
could b. played. We'll, Of course there
sill always b. a id'rcacc % oPInlla be-
tween the tsO Cln,s a. . the lltsusliy %
the darkness on tle eyealag Ia qle,iioa.
"a, you admit The umpire deelinsd - make
a decision. Ani Why wasnt oar cl,in en-.
ttlcd to re,prct a. we'll a. yoursi And |.
pr rules % the National League, even In
uing. hal been played, IN the absence OF
,uy decision 20 the contrary by the um-
plrc, ". think the game vas ours, though
se admit the m,rgain was rather narrow
6. In closing. you ohallengc as 10 walt
,lu the snow roll. by" All righ'. We'll be
there with whole ouiai Including a
oarbed wire f,rce Bat, In Willing as'y
the tedious winter evenings, don't forget
We hal a month Of anc auiumoAl ball
weather afcf O.t I. ani all that time q
chalispge 20 play third gam on neutral
grouni remained nnaotlced ~ your folks.
Pans Hun BasE BatLisr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

PLs.s,Sr EvsNr Last "Wednesday
evening ush-rsd In the thlfty.ihird anui.
yrr..ry ol NJ and Mrs l. y STACY. aud
me dity eighth bifthdsy 81 NJ. Stacy
The event w,s duly observed by their
frienis and relatives. Who assembled AZ
their hone. NJ O.goOd Court, Ia this
district Osing Ia the inclvmrnt weather
here were not a. many present as was an
ticipa,sd, bat those who did brave the
torn were amply repaid. The evening
"a. passed 10 social games AMI pleasant
conversation ant congratulations. Az ex'
csllcnt oyster supper was prepared ~ the
hostess, which was psrisksn OF by the
guests A number % handsome and use.
ful presents were besiossd upon Mr.. and
Mr. Stacy. aud AZ an early hour In the
morning the guests departed for their rr-
.pectlye abOdes. well satl1rd with their
yisl, Mrs. snd Mrs. Stacy were former.
" residents 90 Paris. Oxford Co. Malice
shere Mr Stacy bsld various Offices OF
trust, one OF which was Sheriff or The
county for six years. Thy moved IN
Boston some three years ago.-RorbHry.
Mass AfrOcdfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

PAEis There w.s . novel entertain.
mett al Mr J. : Clspps, Blseoe Falls,
last week. a.. KIDD nclghbor-. Que even
log. brought aboal ten bashels Of apples
10 his house. pared and ns,ed them 10 dry
All len then; pirtook OF refreshments
aud len for home q, an early hour. each
QUE ba.hel OF apples out asF
5. L. Hsskes has gone 10 Boston 10
purchase his stock Of holiday goods
Ex-Governor Pefham Is cutie sick At BIS
residence 10 this village.
Dr.. o y. BrAdbary has moved his resi-
deuce aud oifice to the Uulon House.
WI Farraf found asmall rcd brsskfas,
shawl near Paris IIll Sandsy morning
The owner will nnd IL a, the store OF Nil
leii 4 F,rrar, SO Paris.
The Good Templsrs have lifted up q
room In the Parsonage. A. their meeting
last Saturday night, two new members
were initiated and several applications
were received.
Prof c. A. Black OF Ets, Maehiasis In
town for few days.
IN ,w.on, OF Paris Hlll has yer,
nice Yorkshire and Chester Boar, OF veiy
large breed. for service.
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SOUTH PARIS.
Branch Oaice Of The Oxford Democrat Ne
Odd Fellows Block.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY

NAAAAHh NlALl TORY.
curacars
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u.err rr So. "a. a. Tra-t.aztsu
SoUru fAHis -rhy AuuaN M,eiing Of
otfori Couuiy rum,as Grang, vii be
heii a. Grange HI. Tuesday. Dec g lssi,
a. Ia o'ciock. an
TIE Nuuun mesiing % Paris Grange
~ os bid a. the Grange Hal. seconi
; Hurisy in u ccn1sr Regular meetlngs
o. Paris Grange. tae scoont Tuesday Of
"a n month.
A uamnsr of our trailer. have gone 10
,-ion Or soI'iy goods.
VA FruthlnsaAm has = fae hns o.
overshoes tr winter war. 10 his store.
Muket Sglsrc. ne has new line %
Arcuc. watch arr handsome a. vel a.
VAN
NJ 81 Briggs l. aEaia saout town in
rs usual health ul. long poll 90 sicknsss
dii n.i grcst'y decfcsse on. light
NJ l. q k-sn Diet a. ths rc-iirnce %
hsr M ithcr in this village lA.t we,k. Sac
hai t-comr mother. q fv~ days pr,vi1us
a. va sniscn.y called away b leave her
nf,ut
Adt1shtsr 10 Gas CIf,-d ii,i qllie
.aii,uiy of i'pataer.a. last wcsk. TarTe
a. several other ctsrs in th- village
lat Tac.d,y Harry J,riaa waue kat
lug on the fscr rae t1roaga tac bee.
ani uarros'y escaped he.ag tr'suri.
Toe I'll trn of ths village schools
closci wcin-.iay TIE siu,rr term vii
commcure To- 80 weeks
"A Thyer b. paitIng ups nv farui.
turr shop
TIE Thaycr Bfo., have plrcaasci ari
u iyei ou o., ihe Grnrrai Ca.hmau farm,
bst~ceu rsr.s IiIu All ,uia Paris
Paris Nfs Co ssut gen car lo,ts -
-l.,'-. l,-t s.ek. Tae cempary L. deire a
sp.rnili ,u.iacs. in L. ues quarter. a.
: 18th Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

NORM PANS. Nov 2c.-Mrs. Rose Pack
ard has bought the shop on the james An
drew. place aud Is ns,lns IL up tor = dwell
log house.
Mrs. Rice. widow Of Frank Rice OF
K-nnsbank. Is visiting Mr. Ira Bsrile''s
family.
There was an interesting prayer meeting
At Mrs. Barns's, "Wednesday evening. MI.
with.m. oar Methodist pastor, was pres
cot. They hold their class meetings fh-
day evenings. a. seven o'clock. at James
4 Bir u.
Mr.. I. Bartlett, sold . sprlug calf OF the
Durham and Hereford stock. 10 ocioo,r
for st5. IL does Que good 10 look a. such
stock.
Miss Mlnsrd has not ye, returned from
the Msgsllowsy mission.
Mrs.. wshosrn Is still quite feeble.
2ssh.-Mr. Alpheus Andrews took 10
himself . bride. last eyeaiagi Miss Ella
Benson, daughter OF Rv. Seth Benson.
Miss Minnie Andrews Is working Tor
Mrs. Hattie Chllds. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

wssr PARIs. Nov. Is Mr.. Hiram ber'
=, IA. moved from Trap Corner to the
farm lately occupied by James 4. Bro,
near SHOWS Falls, he having exchanged
this place a, the Corner tor the Bird larm.
Mr.. John willis has gone TO Florida TO
winter, His vile has gone TO Gilead-'he
land Of balm.
Thanksgiving Is a, hand and turkeys and
chickens will suffer.
Mrs Emery Is quite low. Her father
NJ, P,t.r Brooks. OF WOODSTOCK, was tur-
led today. Il.
In Barrow's new building 10 covered
and pslated and looks nuely.
Mr.. Bradbury's new stable and ell 10
nearly haished.
Oar snow isft Us suddenly. Sunday
night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

NORWAY The Farce, The Little Reo-
e. which was presented Al the L'diess
Circle. 10 Concert Hall, was very lssghsole
AMI funny. The follosing Is the cast OF
characters, L,ura wiagroye (Llstle Reo'
CID. Ml.sF \ Howe; Mrs winerove. A.
v Hskeli, Kliti- vlak-. Jessie warren
Ar,hus Sinclair. Z W. Kempi Stephen
Poplneoart, W. A. Ripley.
A singing school Is 70 be Organized un'
der The Instructions OF Prof q. W. Ian
caster, a, coaeert Hall, Tuesday evening"
next
TIE sabbsih School Concert which was
On have taken place last Sabbath evening,
VS. postponed for oas week.
Mrs. 40 Soyes Is away purchasing
good. Tor the Christmas sale.
Mrs. Nancy Fsuuee died At the home OF
her son. A. W. Faance. last Monday Mrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

The editor Of the oxroRD DENocRAr,
Geo. II. Watkins, eco announces la the
last Issue OF his paper that he has been In
ducsd 10 abandon his contemplated plsn
Of severing his connection with that paper
and eng ,ging ia business In Portland
Bro. watkins has been for ten years the
has made marked Improvement Ia the pa
per. and deserves the cordial support OF
the people OF Oxford. who should take
pride In sustaining q frst-class county pa
per.-Bridgfoa Ners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

Atn.~Y. Nov g5 Oar people are qaIt-
arr..u. for surw e.. there are msny ~
th.m rsafy to commence hauhn- un1sf.
There are several TAR. % oHeu for sac
ia th.s vicinity
OIu Peep recently ne with qgIie q
ssr.ous scc. dent ~ cuttug Do inot pat'y.
o-iu Gaptu ~. throsu non b. I'D
sbIs tfl,lrg ac''t sni dragged ssv.r,l
20. s.i IN d. b ssr.sisss c'utitlol rom
waIch Del soon recovered. J.
ANpovrn. Nov - -E'1riiee Campbell
rat hi. rght hand badly mansici 10 q
s1Iug m,chine. 20 dass siuce.
Thomss Su.th of Chspman's Nils j. So
f.ols.y IL
Tore Va a slrpr.'c party a. frane
wsich1s Tue.iay night
To Congregational Litiss' Circle mt
sta Mr. \ "a Mitchell. th.s Nerk. Tie
proceeds % che evening" were ihfcc dol
as
Thanksgiving Gay passed ca vefy g''e''
v lu'on services we're hfi Al We
G. .ugl church iu ttc m.
Go ua.e 10 Manchester. y n, Is VS.
iung fr.enis here
NJ. Mcu. % thi. place Is tosching a.
Cptou.
5 " RcaAris has contracted % haul
from 1900 % 1902 cord. % poplar . iae
r vsr fr.m th~ uorth side 90 Fafrugtou
uII t,l. w.utsr. for A A Wet. esq Toe
Poplar hss bs,n COS aud pse.od uosiy BY
Canal 90. a. si Is pa cord.
H,wmudt ist hc icaiiug weather CON
neat. at uos Llmhefiug ani wood
caopp.ug Is tusyilg many % our people Al
present
Oscsr Dtm'u received severe cut 10
tae arm vail choPp.ng Wood today.
Al .tter ran storm t1uight a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-02

~ some OF our ariihmetlcal gepiuses could
have reliable information and should tell
u. how often In q given time-ssy . week
that webster's Dictionary Is consulted,
d ,ubtless we should be overwhelmingly
as.onlshsd n the result The immense
lufaepce II has had In the education OF
the people Is beyond computation and the
Publishers are entitled to the gratitude OF
the Nation for the very energetic and sue
eessful Efforts they hsve made for its e. D.
eral circulation, and the low price At which
they Offer 30 useful q work.