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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22
1rvr .rl.x MARaEra-sY rGLeIa,r

LIVE -rprN MNPSEro-sY rELEiRAPL
pr-pp .0 July 2l CALL pts TO-DAY 2nuO mat t'tA
for vssk tan. lar s. head uae last week ~
haad consigned through ~ cars Oh@rnss h'~st
,Oe lpWer .xtra Steers 80 ud1u - ttl ~ 'u'.'
"A pv.rs steer - % a 20 4O PSof IA Medium N"'e%
= N eS % ., ,.,.t -. go. ,hr. al,
a s,.a ,p s.Ue u ne weeA L. y" hcs c"hsisn sa
,sraurs n ar. st4rgof steady with iof u,hANh h'
- a. is FAR sItEdst 80 GOOD 10 thoi'r - 90 -
Ls-,s ,.co,nfs t,aay roo head. total week thu.
"a NV - seaa Tor TINE last week 1n" nest
...,~.ea hr,uxn % 12rs euod TO thuDe Aorkrrs -
800 a. ilsht Md - sOasj ta Cool Mediums % o .
a - iiKs so uHdts ~ -.
90 uiv me DrorsrS Journal rsssrt, Hos'Hs
c,sts uOO head shisaents 900 heat utrket Hii .
a,,F ~ ROagh FACsing, ~ luatf tAA ~
ana laippm Oss5B5 LishL ), 20 80 o. sAips . ~
E.fu,-Psceipts ~ 90 head shipmesis 500 heal "a.
ket taalivr snd -teadyi Export. ~ 40 ~ ~ "o /.
cha,re ,hipptug 50 40 COnnOn 10 Asulhh -
D ...s.t .t,atvt
gIs,p- Recepta. 800. shipments - mafAr, ttsnn.
Iufsusr 10 Falr y1l1dfl 10" Medium W nVVa' " WV
~ 10 Laolo. w hKtIs. o. iJss+ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

Bcggar TO regular patronl-" What notnin !.
,or ma fhis morning r. Patron" Haven't any cb~htS 70
d.v natnv, Iess thar q ton dollar bill" BeEIar-"
s.sts Is you an old customer rl change Il iur ye a.
though Us asin my rules Ion lob ~ "PP'
slrl"-lIbe judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

CT rorrs July 2l.-CE'He-Rsceipt+ 400, shipments,
I'm g,sfket ili Exports. 81 3gaei 80 1000 20 h'cs
shining - aOaso 90 common 10 Medium - w -,
Gfa.s Natives s. OJGtbj Grass A'h4h~ ''"~
81 -. "a -,........ Cowran ia nesiuui
- VI se8 10 Gosd 10 Choice. ~ $3.50 w -. ......
Moss Hscept- 0O9O shipments, $50" lAiAs' ~ X, J.
Workers 81 IUSsJ 30 Packing 20 ooafo 90 ho'''' ~
81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-22

fT0W fhr IH1"Gff fTS t.'.|
subject pf the -Oufne situation ana me -tr-d
ness al the 9aione g 30 OF tine of Dach man
I'M the t1 ne 'a-t tuu cJuHtd-l1 ple can Hl''
n p accuse lir Blaine e. vaHl'nF rrkudANB lhe pa,
selves VINO reopen tn. con .r1vrr.F, ana NF hI"h'
toucnr, the very marrow of The siiua on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

PAris.-J s.. Hobbs. ESQ STATE Libra
rian. was 10 town last week, whore he was
welcomed hy Dis many friends.
A. ll Mason. esq of Hszar Pals l. In
town.
The fourth va, passed very quietly here.
some OF our people went 10 Portland.
some 90 Norway. aud some spcut The day
under their own vine and hg tree, Mr..
;. X. Carter and Mrs. william Chase each
made a display Of bunting, and a, the lat
Ter place. a dne collection OF fireworks was
discharged.
P,ms-J. H. Rawson has sold his liv-
cry stable business and stage line 10 his
son Charles. Mr. Rawson commenced the
business Ia 1852 and has carried Il on IN
m the present season. 10 ls7e, having
hai much experience In caring Tor lame
ana diseased horses, he commenced the
manufacture OF bis famous horse and cat
lie medicines which found a ready sale In
this aud adjoining towns. The sale Of
these medicines became 80 great that u
required an OF his time and attention 10
supply the demand: be was, therefore,
compelled 10 give up the stable business
altogether. Charles Rawson, who sue
cecds % the livery and stage business, Is
an active. energetic young man, and will
no doub, make the business a success and
give entire satisfaction 20 al bis patrons.
Con-.
Recent arrivals al the Hubbard House D
Louis u. Starblrd and wife, Boston !. L.
wltherell and wife. Lynn, Mass, Mrs. l..
ID. Dam. Miss A. G. Dam, Lynn, Mass.
DR.. Ruggles, wife sud child Of Dorches-
Ter. Mass. are At Mrs. Glles's.
Miss Lena v. Elton and Geo. NJ. Eaton
OF Cambridge. Mass, are At Ms. william
Chase's
Mr.. II. 4. Preuiiss Of Bangor Is visit
ing Mrs.. =. y. Klmoall
Prof y. A. Daniels Of New York Is vls-
ting his father, Jacob Daniels In this VII
lage.
nue Blaine Logan Gag was hung
Wednesday morning.
Toe sillags schools will close this week.
Taere win be exercises In the Primary de-
prtmsnt on Thursday afternoon. kxer-
elses 10 Grammar department Friday after
noon. Parents and all interested are cor
daily Invited b attend.
Mrs. Fred Godfrey and two children OF
BANGOR are At Mrs. Parris's-
Mr.. Edward b. l.. Carter and bride from
Rrooklyu. n. Y. were visiting Mr.. 5. X
Carter. last week.
James $. Wright and family are visiting
Mt. wnghts father At Jay.
Rev. Mr. cochFkns has retained ron
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

Fumrn0. Jaly The sprius term of
the Academy close. This week sith exam
.uauous Mottsy and Tuesday A A., AMI
The graduating exercises Tuesday b. ~.
Ani ar address Tuesday evening A.
tae close of thc Tuesday morning session
remarks serr made hy some of che Irus-
tees and other gentlemen present Rev.
e. ID. Bsrrows. u. ID. now % San fran-
cisco. Cal. rgt formerly a siudvui and
later Principal To- this Academy, spoke e.
peeiany of the t'me when Mr. Richardson,
the pr,ssnt rScCep,or. vas under bis own
instruction In The sane room. then an
uoancci that ior the next ave Yeas Be
would cncr tunual prizes of go 90 The
youus gentleman Who should make the
best progress I'M defamation during The
year. the sane amount b Ayouug lady
for Improvement 10 composition 10 The
sane time. Also prizes Of s-j foFgreatest
general Improvement through the year.
Hon. =. Wiley, a former resident Of T.,
uNN OF NANNlf W. NAtA ". - 80 y '-'~- .
rles f1r an education. AZ bali past Two,
The Academy ball Was vel fled Tor The
graduating exercises. The stage, which
has lately baen entirely rcmodeicd, was
tAstsfiliy decorated with plants and low
or. ani The background vas draped With
fags. John stuart Barrows, Dennis Moore
Cole. Alice Eyeiyn Morgan, william p. ,.
Robe. and Edward Newton Shirley are
the members % the class OF 80. The FOL
losing was she programme Prayer Solo
Ada Belle KenuArd. Portland SalatAtory
-. The study Of History, Alice Evelyn
Morgan. Fryebarg Music-chorus from
ths school. Defamation The healing OF
ne daughter OF Jairus," william ?. y.
Robie. Gorham Duet Defamation" The
black horse and his riler, Dennis Moore
Cole. Fryeburg, Soio-John ,. Manson
Ossipee observation-disclosures LOa-
venture. Joha stuart Barrows. fryeourg
Muslc-chorus from the school; NAledic-
tory-Edward Newton shirley, Conway
Solo-Miss Keuuard COnferring Diplomas
and Benedlcuon. The parts were al thor
oughiy prepared ans sell delivered Among
those In the audience were Mrs. Gov. ko-
bic. r. s Osgood Of the ArgHs, fostm,s-
ter Barker and family Of Portland and
many from The Surrounding towns. The
address given BY Rev. c. d. BArrOws IN
ths evening". On " The Perspective In Eda-
cation" received careful attention ron
me large audience present, who were glad
70 hear What one Of their oSa townsmen
could say Nearly The sane address hAo
been given BY DE-. Barrows. The previous
week 70 the graduating class ~ wellesley
College. Music before and afser the al
dress was furnished BY the fryeborg Brass
Band. Later there Was some time spent
In a social wayi sOogs were given oy Dr.
Barrows and Mr. Mason AMI remarks oy
various gentlemen. The catalogue OF The
Academy i jast lssaed and gives The nun
bsr f0r The TIRES tsrms Of the year as ioi
loss o. -. iss-a total Of s't. Prepar'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

RUNFoRD CENTRE. About one hundred
and fly persons, men, women and chill
dren gathered at the residence Of Rev. O..
h. Hannsford, at Ramford Centre, Thurs-
day, June goth, TO celebrate his fortleth
birthday. Pensioners and friends from
all the adjoining towns, besides many res
dents OF the place, came 10 pay their re-
spects TO Mr.. HAnnaford and congratulate
him on his Journey thus far through life.
Although Mrs. Hsnnaford was absent as
usual, there were several ladies who kind
~ volunteered 10 DO the honors OF the oc-
caslon by spreading tables under the lofty
elm trees In front OF the house and loading
them with the nice food they had brought,
OF which there was an abundance for the
rAols Company. Mr.. Hsnnsford was ev-
erywh present. with q kind word for
all. lie made 4 very feeling speech OF
welcome, and responses were made BY
Reys. Messrs. Center, French and William
OF West Paris. Remarks were also made BY
Waldo Pettingill. esq. q much esteemed
resident OF this place. and Mr. John Irish,
the poet. OF East Ramford 10y the way, W
were hoping he might have poem for the
occlsion.) Mr.. william Putnam OF Dix
neld, was also there aud favored the CON
psny with . few appropriate remarks
Good music was furnished w . sslsc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

)sroED. ..,-rro..ls ooarL A. ran.. juno

OxFORD. .i-rrotsis Court A. Paris. Jane
Tern, A. ID. is-t.
on he petlilon OF Mao Hall y don o.
Joel Hall ate Of Peru, In ssid ')1nifs decctsc 4,
pray log ttAi her dossf may BE- 80 o1' io ttf
iron TIE real estate % SAD dsrrasci
Oricref that ne said Mar lial sne nptce ~
al persons Interested ~ causioE q cupy
Of lhis orlcf o. 10 published three weeks succct'
slvciy ln ne Onfori Democrat, printed a. Pare
In aid Couaty. nat they may sppcaf AZ fro
bate COuu b b. bel AZ PARIS, in sail County, on
the thri Tuesisy 0f JulT neNi AZ ninc 0'clock N
The f0renOon, All sh0s cause, u an heJ htfe
why TIE same should not BE- Ersntei,
- IIn A MIIa TuIvr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

a,lons are being msdeto soon Increase the
csui. ~ This Institution that Il may Offer
s,ln gr,aier advantages than I, has here.
ioforc In wsier which supplies ,he VII
lsgs has hscu Introduced into The battling
th.s spFlug sod other Improvements viii
gradually bc made. Nc. Richardson has
established hlmsclfthoroughly In the hearts
Of hl. scholars aud vii have more assist.
ant. usxt year than this. CaP,aln g. H.
Braibury % Fyeburg and II }. LIBBY,
e.q. Of Portlaud. President Flrst National
Bank. have been chosen b on vscsacles Ia
ne Bosri of Trustees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

OAfonn Mayor King % Portland, was
In town saturday and Sunday, visiting Gen
Hawks eco. Mr.. King never looked better
than be- does This summer. Tie weighs go
pounds. ana Is. 10 such a taing Is possible
more Ecuial and good ukiurei than ever.
Col Lewis y. Edwards got The nrsi
suiug % black bass amer the law was on
one of them weighed over two pounds
Dr.. Jersey OF oxfori. rIiiou 90 Nor
way. and Woodbury. OF So. Paris made a
poet norton examination of Willie
Flool. MONDAY. The spleen weighed 81
ounces. Ahrt'ihy one would have weigh
eigI.s oauco. There were many ihoor.
l,sasto what allied little Willie, has the
examination showed Dr. llcrseys % be-
the correct ouc. Little willie was very
PROMISING boz. An account of his Ute
ana of bis peculiar disease has already
been e.vcu I'M thc nEaocEsr.
Albert Rob.rs'n severely ipIarci his
h.ck issi week.
Ah1at suusri wednesday. william Can
wsu ana wasnnuru boy went down u
t,e pond back ~ Ouin jonoss aui went
iu ba,h.as Toe washharu boy swan ou'
some distance Iuto Che pond. while Can.
wei who could not swim. wai,i anl
p'tshri usar thc shore. Oac can wade COS
about roi ani q haf az CHS sp1t AMI
taen Che bark drops sheer On giving a va
Or depth of .1 feet che very next sifp.
Canweu waioi or over ths bans AM
founl bins, beyond h.. iepih. ne called
Coz htIp. bai before washturu could rcaca
lh.m h, hal sauk for thr th.fl aui last
ume. ani Jas on hi. breast iu -1 irtt oi
water An,l trying in vain t1 save Dim
he washhum boy tuuiol home io tnc
VILLAGE anI gave thc alarm A large crowd
with boats ari grapp'ts sn1u came. Bat
e. water To- carly evening" Was black a.
lus and tleY colld uoi GOA che b1iy. A.
last torches were rugged out ans 40 10
W q Farr. caught hi- grtpp'e in ihe
h1iv ani % was som ASHORE. pf. Stew
eos .t1.l really. hlt ihc body h,i hccu lea
che water over q D. hours ani vts cold
AMI us.es. CtuNtI vas somewhere
about Dol rear. o'i arl "a, boy whom
every one lsei ilI. employer or'u
J1os.. .ty. h. nescr bal a boy Dol asca so
wei bsfore u.. parent. live nn 5 T.
| Uolrolk farm
Gossip jos r. Pirf.i Is a. home on
yi.lt Crops sre all du.ag up a
slsht boiler rK1.',I1u iu steve jiisous
saw m.I .-5.o. naNkes. esq raises
strashsrrIc. I'D large 10 viii ono a quart
hrapug nr They have n hf Chartered
ukc apple. b.f,rt ole can 20 them LOO bis
mouth -M.rr.1 Bracket has pt.ntrd
hI. house tni go Htru. a. has the cun
niuerst slckc,i ci't Yon ever sas &c.
N Jsa.. has fo..hri nle NV stable.
ile wa,rr. lI. srt.. ala every day --
D. Hayes d.. rlli.ng Cine zee house
I. Baker tarn-i th- -uls water. flch la
manure. 80 DO wngd run ffom the roai iu.
O. bis n.li ls.t spring % more taan iou'
bed hl. crop of grass. some or which
stood six l-e, high CA 40 average Most
farmers sle the town Tor damage if auy
roaI water runs Into theif heiis ---Gso.
r. Edward. huri his hand bad play .ng ball.
-Nob'c L. round with a new meat cart
~ g. Stone O.. a. home. very lame
from rheumatism. ne Is bowed down Ike
an oii man Ilc supports his to;,eflng
step. with cane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

SoUru P,nts. Jaly 7.-lIcrbert T. Bon
my. who recently purchasei the home
stead % TIE late Jos II Morse, has been
makiag extensive repairs aud additions 20
that one would hardly recognize the place
Nc BDnney i very en,erprislng aud the
many Improvements which he has Ia con
temptation will DO much TO enhance the
value OF an the property on that street.
The hay crop In this section :, Is esil'
mated will not be over two-thlrds that OF
last year and the work OF securing u may
BE- said 70 be fairly underway, the present
week
C.E. Richardson. OF :. Richardson A
Co, has already sold three OF the lots In
The bennett field. and the other i've are be
log " looked amer. and no wonder. con
sIdering the very reasonable prices pat up
on them.
Hon. W. n. IIArtshorn OF GulldhAll, W.
Who has been visiting his son-ln-law, J. NJ
Pool Of the Andrews House, returned last
week 10 his Vermont home Me-. Pool has
The pleasure this week OF visit from his
brother. n. A. Pool OF Brocktou. Mass.
ca The evening OF the sth Mr.. Pool treated
a party OF his friends 10 Ice cream and
strawberry lcuouaie-no stick" In ~
This house enjoys the reputation OF having
the best cook OF any hotel 10 this sec
ton.
The glorious Oh Fourth OF July passed
or very quietly here. only a few snap
crackers AMI torpcdoes. bell-rlnging aud
horn .blowlrg No public demoastra'ion.
A. one mau remarked. they bad al The
irlnkiug abs aghilag abd drowning over
10 Norway some % our towuspcople were
la Attendance. bat We hope AMI trus, none
of them participated 10 any OF the above
mentioned festivities When people get
so low down that they can't go - The
Fourth" without taking In that Kind OF
business. they bad better stay At home and
An potato bags.
This week. :. Richardson & Co. are pot
ting on a large iron roof for Davis Carus
of Wet Paris, apt are soon - pa on TN
roof Tor Mr.. George W. Ripley, near Paris
Hul Onc woald b. surprised 10 see The
large quantity of hAylug tools carried away
from The store every lay for The last two
weeks they sell the same grade OF soyihe
F.-r .. th.t r..rIv AL the other dealers In
This vicinity sell for 40.
NJ C. W Bowker i taking short va
cauoa a. hi. mothers. Mrs. y. Mason.
Willie Merrill hsi bis eyes ~ severely
Injured by hrc-Cracksr on the fourih'
that 10 Is thoaghi very doubtful II be ever
fal'y recover the use OF them.
A son Of Nc AEsl Tuttle also had bis
eyes irlarci in the same way
Mt winthrop Matthews has been qaiie
limr for a week of Two past JEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08
Aus. .osy-.,,..s IN Il g. { DAVIS. k:si:'si

OXFORD. ss-Probais Court az faris. June
Term, A. q. lssi. .....,.
ON the above petition OF HANNAH A. lhl,ii'
WIDE Of Aaron N. lflsh, late II NOoistOek, 10
sad ,Ounty, DC osased. prayiog that her dlsef
may be set out % her from The real ssiaie OF sali
deceased
ORDERED, That faif peihi1nsr give notice
this order % BE- pabshed three weeks suct issife.
~ In the oxford Democrat besspapcf printed
Al Paris, 10 said 10uaty. that they mAy appear n
q Probate COau 70 b. held a Paris, on "a ,hire
Tuesfay OF JAY neat Al o'clock IN the lore
noon snd show cause u sny thsy have skainsi the
sane.
1EO. A. WILSON, Jatge.
atxas Atfs.ft "A a. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

wr.r P,ms. july 5ih-rhc people Of
West Pari. celebrated the eloriogs 'th In
quite an Interesting manner. The "iior-
fibie.". "Fsnts.tics", etc. were out la the
morning. accompanied by the Hook aud
Ladder Co. Commanded by The General
aud bis Ala 90 their stecd-. followed In
thc rear by "Oi Bca Bat la hls extern
live vehicle. but Poor soul, All alooe. '
Thsy role through the several street,, en-
h.1.uug their varied chsractcristics, q the
amusement ~ village hosts and May 9th
al. who hal gathered - eoloy ani ccle'
braic thc f0lfth. shoai have aid that
a. shoot 3 o'clock ln the morulug, the "a
late of guns. flng ~ Of church bells, awak'
enei us from our .lambcr., 10 realize that
the spirit of CO. has not al died out Lem
unai- aud ice cfctm wss a. hand, aud
much cuI,ysd Az O'Clock lu the even
lug there wss a n,g raising. the banner
bear.ug The names 81 Blaine and Logan,
ani Frederick Robbie. amid the cheers of
the multitude that bal gathered ga tie oe-
ca.l1a. Thrvu cheers were glven Tor The
cold F.ag. the band ai-o Joining la the
sa'ute n. a. Browr. who had charge Of
TIE services, thea Introduced u &. Davis
n m Paris Hm. who la able words. paid
tribute OF respect ~ the oil Gag aud the
honorsd names Il bore and b The Repab'
lean party, whose standard bearers have
been select 4 And are - be elected 10 Sep
,emher aud November. amer which G. y.
Hammond also from the lIlll, addressed
TIE people a few minutes 10 ntiipg and
lntsrs.ilng manner Three cheers were
then given for The candidates, the Band
I1.ning. aner which the Bani played
Yankee Doodle" with enthusiasm. Then
the company adjourned 10 the Band stand
whore further services were held. The
people were callci 10 order by Capt
Brown. The Declaration OF Independence
Wa then read by Rev. Mr.. wiiham, who
also offered prayer then music by the
Banl Then Eugene H. Juikins Of our
own little village was introduced, who
gave Us very excellent address.
Ethan Willis came home 10 celebrate.
Leonard swan l. also spending the tth al
home
Rev. y. Andrews preached At SO. Wood
stock last sabbath.
Mr.. A. j. Curtis OF our village and bis
brother from Cambridge, Mass, have been
70 the lakes fishing.
Miss Mlnard OF North Paris, Il stopping
with Mrs. Willie Willis a, present.
Mrs. HlllmAn has gone on visit 10 he'
sister At Mlno,. Mrs IlIllman has noble
Jersey COW for sale.
Mrs. wAshburn l. some better.
A grand rain last night 10 hnlsh up The
The fourth.
The Pastors wife, Mrs. William Is very
poorly
The people are busy haying and hoelng
A birthday party at Rev. Mr.. Williams
Tuesday ,. N. and eve. July sth. His az
tleth Anniversary. A good time Is expect
Cd.
Mrs. Chas Chase OF North Paris, Is
rather poorly. W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

waisrvIlle aud held the usual services las,
sabbath.
Mr. n X Carter has one OF the loyclIsst
aud best Kept lawns TO be found In this
ssctlon.
We noticed horse turned Loose 10 pas
tare by the roadside on Lincoln Street, one
evening last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-08

choir, Mrs. Waldo Petilnglll leading, win
Mrs Albert Virgin Of East RumfOrd and
Mrs. Cyrus T.. Eaton (alto,l and Keys.
Messrs. william. aud Center, and Mr.. Put
nam (bass) twenty-five dollars In cash
was presented Mr.. iiannaford, and ~ the
comp my was retiring he sili be hoped
they would MI b. there ooe yesr nom
date.
DR. \ y. Bradford and Wiz, % Mechan-
lc Falls. visited RamfOFd last week, aud
were much pleased with this part of the
country They Weru the gusts Of Mr..
ami Mrs Center. who with them aud Dr.
F.E Small and ~ifr. made a visit TO Ram.
ford Pals A piriy from Bethel llill were
there a., ssme day. sl-o Mr Glb'- from
Bridston Centre The nli- are gaining
fat 10 notorleiy. aud mtny believe The
tlme 8. not very faf distant ~heu BE- Will
become a city
Tho Ladies Social Circle" met Tuosdsy
week, AZ Mrs Ronsllo Dollons. II being
the 18th anniversary OF her marriage, quite
large company gathered, considering
the extreme heat and the ladies presented
10 her a little purse OF money, 10 token Of
their Mind regards Tor her. Mrs. ID. has
q large family nlne children Of nice be-
hayed and well disposed girls aud boys.
Several OF them entertained the company
with good recltailons.
The lih passed away very quietly. No
patriotism displayed, excepting by The
Juveniles" who dli their best % "cclc'
brate. marching up and down the street
In all kinds Of fantAsilcness
Miss Lulu Hoyt closed her school Thurs.
day, and n about starting for North Bfiig.
ton 10 visit old friends. aud be- present AZ
the Commencement
Mr.. P,nley Is on a visit home ~ bis lam.
uy. rom Boston. amer an absence % sew
eral months
The week past has becu s-rJ boz, up 'n.
10 the u.nciles most 90 Che t.me ani 10 Is
getting very Try 10 this locality. the show
crs durlog the week al passing north Of
rs. Grass will b. rather light iu ibis sec
ton. though vegetation generally Is look.
Ing very well W.
The following. copied from ihe Lo'-,i
| D1lr C0urisr speaks well % an article
m adc Ia their city Hoods Sarsapafilit
II fast growing Into use. ani doing much
good This i no patent medicine, bus q
preparation of standard article for spe.
clac disease. AMI iis eject u sali o. hc very
marked. The testimonial. which they
give are t0n1 81. from parties who have
Ne cd the preparation, and chcsffully give
h cir testimony A. 81 rs worth. Those
AFFLICTED with Scrofula. Billlousncss or
General Debility. should Try The remedy
Hood Co. are careful AMI experienced
pharmacists. and their preparations can be
rell ell on
wmor. OVERS Mix two heap.rg cups Of
slf,ed -four with hslf measure each of
acid and soda or one heaplug teaspoon
ful acid and bali tcaspooniul sois n
iorsfords nrcai preparation then all
two eggs. one large spoonful sugar a
piece OF butter A. large A. walnut, two
cups OF sweet milk. a little nutmeg aud
salt Melt The butter Bake 10 cups To- q
.uIaL .n.r
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OxFOgD, - At q C0art o. Probate held Al
PARIS, within and Tor me County Of Oxford oa
the third Tuesiav of Jane, 4. ID. lsci.
MARY A.kUsSEL, named httcaifiN ia .
tain lustfu asnt purporfins % - me last WI
and Testament OF Moses N. kutsfiii late 81
Bethel, m sah county. deceased, having pitafn'
I'd the sane tof rebate
ordered, That the said htecafh give houes
40 All persons Interested By causing acopy 81
his order % BE- Published three weeks
successively In the Oxford Democrat prtied
Al Paris that they may appear a. if0bate
COuft 10 be held al Pals, Ia said county on we
thfd Tuesday Of July. next. a. O'Clock A. NJ and
show cause II Any thcy have, shy tne sai instfl
meat should not be proved, approved ani ~
lowed a. NE Last VIII aud Testament " saii De
Gao A. wlLsON, Jsdss.
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Hsurrosn. Iuiy --piei - Lawrence,
Macs. Juac DO. Mo- Nellie d. wife % A.
r. Q1lmty. AGED sa years Daughter %
John Browa. formerly ~ Essi Buckhsli.
Ant sister OF Ada who wss drowned a.
Wet Pass. Auburn ar twelve children
of Mr. brown. only foar are living Alon-
fa st Paris. RaoiA In Mississippi, Henry
10 Miuucso,i. ant Mary a. Bangor Al
thoogh he Is pcns.ouer snd nearly blind
be- does mauy hard day. work, even In
winter saving and cutting wood 10 the
woods
Az excellent sermon va preached At
Esst Backfch chapel on ihe l'ih ult. by
Rev. N. Lowell OF New Hampshire. Rev.
MI ToVns 10 Hebron has supplied The
puip.L sabbath Afternoons. 81 an attentive
ant Increasing audience ior many weeks.
They have an Interesting sabbath. school
40 che ChspfL HARTFORD.
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