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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
DENMARK.

The Fourth OF JAY was celebrated "a
this place BY an entertainment under The
direction OF the Denmark Brass hand
The programme consisted or faniasiics
sack race, whcelbarrow race, music by th'
East Fryeturg Band. dauclng, fireworks,
etc. am Informed that "a was financial
success.
Mrs Chadboufu Rand died since my last
card she was an aged lady, and has long
been = member Of the Cougrega,ioualis'
Church
samuel q Davis. Special Pension Ex.
Amlncr. returned home last saturday, be-
log summoned - atted bis father, Wm y
Davis. Who II dangerously sick
rcuftKtsr A Sanbotn are doing Lively
business In the sale sud manufacture Of
clothing
George 4 Bennett has closed Der school
10 the Colby District. ani Il visiting her
parental home Ia Cornish
Henry W. Richardson IL pce.ius snd
saving large loi % poplar fof y Sanbogn
on the Bnston hills lot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
HlRIER

Toe lcay.cst shower that &c have hAi
Coz YEAR, passed. over his place on Sunday
at Ihofe were some thrcc Inches of
water fcu durng me shower. and the
lightning as iuccssAnt knd the thunder q
coui.ug1us roll. lasting for hours. doiug q
srge amount % damage. We hear %
h1lilngs being struck. stock Killed, AMI
thc roNis WASHED 80 that 10 Nil cost to~ns
laniruis OF dollars % put them In repair
sgalu.
nsauis stanley Ant Erra Bickfort. two
of TIE olf mtn OF his town. died TIE past
week They we're both upwards Of eighty
years ~ Age.
car samncr term OF school, Marcia i.
Nouton. teacher. closed lNst week. She
l. dus teacher. ant "a hAs been = VERY
profitable term. Follosing l. roll or
h1ror % thc scholars Those Who have
not been ahssui fsy dgriug The term are
Florence Preach. Fannie HarrlnAn. Ma
ID stanley. Mluuic Alley. Luiu sAsycr,
Ftta usrm1n. walton sawyer, frcd MIL
krr. Those who have mlssei Bat oue day
ar Bertha ani Florcncs Ni.iiten. Noyes
Wrench
Slce growing weather crops booking
fra ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

THURSDAY, JAY =. a party Of Portland
doctors dlned AZ Highland Park. Dr Dur.
teil tAfu, coming on the morning tr,lu
AID returning a. night
lhere have been several heavy shower.
THIS week AZ Charles Pages. 90 the
other side % the river, q large elm va.
oroken on snd Mrs. Page was thrown
aosa While attempting 20 close the barn
doof, darng NE gale Thursday afternoon.
hai she = not thought 10 BE- seriously lu.
Iarcd.
A party % twenty young people wen,
down river Thursday. starting Al Weston :
bridge they follow ne course OF the river
.ome tseuiy miles ant coming across
LoHesells Pond. land about two miles
.fom tae starting point, an In The town OF
irychurg
Percy A. Knight % Portland l. visiting
7. e shirley
Mrs A. y. RICHARDSON and children have
rstarued from a long visli AZ her fathcr's.
In larrlson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

MEAllU. JAS u. let..
r A. zoe have expressed q
desire to heaf from GA residents of ONf1ri
I.,rfy Z send 700 the following Sl.ch I
llrl from NE Illaa1rrTA.
A NOVsGENkEIky - Last saturday.
t0.li twenty o. me nsighhors art ff.ents
our respected citizen, Isaac Harlow
.tlef and congratulated him. To- ht.rg bis
rurteth hirihiay. NJ uu1s "a a
ifummef In ne wsr OF i,i. t1f one oi
ne tcs living D. draw ftrs.lu frou Ia
Nar iie Il A. straga asas l.t..r 100
90 ttry graz, arf .1oks .krauan nary
wears fa1rger Hc "a sta1nrh ErpuhIi-
Gan voted 'lr hkre ani regrets his De-
..at PRESUME f there haf been more
callers i,e oranges so1.d have he.I oct.
a.i taca one hten A. Pleasantly ari cor
iay rfcrIVet A. ~ srre
NJ uar.os vas q brother o. Nathaniel
hri trara.m Har.oN OF Blckfr,f. art va
..-r 1 TAT town. Thriy year. of bis
ut'f.ri .le sas spett .n Nea .co. 90 that
- caleb hu.os nIl Toe last thirty be-
.is sqtri I'M frAnkln Clgn'y. ani De- .
c.E .Nrg .r Philips vi age
usy youngest daughter lives 90 TIE OF
a.lrsilti I'M Mexico. srf the.r united
tges Ntfe one hundred and fNy Years the
rs'rria laY 20 .ast April
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RYRON

Black bas. h.hlng on Eli. Pond Is good
One boat with Two persons took - last
Monday, the largest Weighing about three
pounds
Last sunday. shout O'Clock o. N,l
large bear walked boldly out OF the wood.
itto }. y ShaSs sheep pasture aud caught
q lamb In sight OF The house quite = lafg,
number % persons saw him Al the time.
Biuebcrfies are going % be plenty.
;. Taylor, with 4 couple % Boston Eel
lows has been on a trip % The -Four Ponds
and Lakes
Mrs 4 : Yong Is gaining a, her SIS
tsr's D. DiKfeld.
Mrs l. Brown has returned home much
improved In health.
Grass ani other crops have grown Won
defiully since the ralu.
O. Hodsion l. doing a lively business In
trade at hls new store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
E SUMNER

L. -Siltion % their ls',0rs At EAs, sam
nef Rex a.. Rice has ior tn pAst i.s
49,. prs.c bed sabbath snersoon al hAtt
f,-f Ceutre. AMI Rev. X scott y supply
Inr he 10 sat 90 Rev Mr. foliess OF BUCK
ssIi daring ~ absence ~ the i.usr
An olt snd respected citizen. :. N. hls
III p.ss..i asay last week Al NE 40 %
FL v-ar. lie uvct upon the sane p.As,
s-,r, a. tine BE- wss eight years oii s..i
III. s@sth. 90 his -ssen children tes'
survive hin. several ar residents OF Saai'
aer. , All, In
fr thelr western home last Wedncslp.
Cvrus b. Head has sold Ms noe ho'se'
u.roc. b parties 10 NOrssy.
Recent rains have added much 70 Nh'
grsss crop. x..
tmproxed ~ some. and ~ the ume w
rr.rhe. he readers % the DEMOCRAT nay
~ oil have begun In earnest
Iocieu n Robinson, A. b, OF fniiAus.
rhi,. 4. spending bis sumner Naea'oh ~
wari.woot Fsrm-
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lNFllRIl

The Fassth Was celebrated To- The usual
r snuer. wita Fantasies. races, etc. ~
h, rot ~ou H. arsi pfife 10 The fAsiAsi.
II. "a trayel.nE salesman. The nrsi
49,. La, ma s.mlcs rae wAs won by Hen
M FIU. AT the sccoai ~ Fred Cary
rter. as tl.-at rope uaikieg acfoss The
river near the covered bridge. ~ joan
Smlth aud Gus ; sath. There Nas isiie =
crowf a. witno-s - sports, and ne Jay
passei in qgiet sal prdety mAuu.'
Which Is more than can Pc SAD ior 10,
night before, a. ne o. tnolc Nief o.
Youug America couii not % fcsHAin,L
NJ Bumpus % Aa1urn pas oc'n taAlns Z
oriers o. rspisie knives, spoons sni lotAs
Ais samples 90 work shown are 'eTl noe
anf BE- hAs f1und good amount % pal
ronage. 80.
J. wesley JoAuson All vile Italian
doctors. have pitched their snt bear 'lsl
ulu. and g.yen notice % nc 'ehAoiiAus
thst they Nil cure All diseases.
Frauk King ~ Portland II 'i-'uns ~
M Havkcss
Nfs. JOAN Morehoase % LsSis,oa' has
ben vlsitlrg a. Joseph Robinson :.
Rev Mr. LsckWood- tAmiiy = IN tosh
Gcofse Ells ant his brothers Henry AM
Fgbsrt have hceu A. home on shof' Va
cation 49,
r. .rhool In pist 40. a.. taught ~
r,sis kfr- ~ Paris. cioscd Juiy lri-
IN Andrews j. scgiug moving ma
ch.ncs
ne frequent rains have greatly oenehs'
~ ths hay crop. Vegetation i fAnk' -
40 ar the oiors proceeding ron soule
of tse siuk drains A title eoPP'rAs or
line w1uH be- vel bestowed Ga ihsse
pisces. -,
n.arrrrri-. are coming iuto @sftsl.
there wI. BE- an abundant crop. "ise
peas Jolly d
The nsui practices on MondV ~
Wednesday evenings. all thef imP.v'
mtnt Il marked. We nave ieas'A "
rroui 90 COR Hand
Ire Hebron students sre al home Agalh'
To sraiuating exercises were very in's'-
In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
W. SUMNER

G. d Ststson. ssoa Of Abel Ststsop, has
retained NON Germany, having spent two
years in stuty.
II. 4 Gllchrist, a st1deut OF 81 Law.
renee I diversity. Canton. y. \. prcac hes
hcrr ever sunday morning ant A. West
Paris svcrY Sgndsy afternoon.
4. W. Chandler has sold his horse and
purchascd q colt
People have commenced haying some,
although there i no hay weather.
A. n Bryant wks To- town today. oh.
No. a.
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FRYEBURG

Sin StArk. now In Martss printing or
n Portland. spent sunday here.
NJ Patterson % Qaincy, l. spendisE
- sumner With her cOasib, Mrs. T. l.
Eastman.
hfs 2. N. Frost Of Fzrmington. \. "a.
sons % attend Der sons grstaatiOn and
..,e.ded % spend fes weeks al Mrs. Ran
y A. Pags and wife Of Leicester Aesd-
~, Mass, arrived this week 10 spsnd
~ vacation with Mrs. SOuther. Mrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
MIDDLE INTERvALE (Brrmu).

The new minister preached very good
sermon last Sabbath. lie Il liked much.
John Williamson Il nearly one hundred
years old. and can read and talk intelli.
gently. His daughter. Mrs. Carter, s,lll
andy cares Tor him.
Mrs. JOshus Chase Il very feeble
John Klmball aud family, from Dover,
y. H., are visiting relatives here.
There was quite a display OF hrewofks
here on the evening % The Fourth.
God. who knows His business better
than we DO. has sent us rain, Aud All IA
ture smiles and looks glad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

wednesday Of this week was one of th'
hottest OF the season.
A very heavy shower To- this section
Tuesday night
All kluds OF farm crops are growing
lncly.
A rev bright day, Will De- good 'of IA
potato bog Paris green viii cot short D :
career Don't mix 10 too strong or u W
scorch the vines apound % three bushels
OF plaster l. enough. slnti on NperAiiy
the plaster L. good Tor the vines.
T. X Lane Is bulliirg ulcc stable ant
she'd near bis dwelliug house.
rs Llttlshsle u quite Lick agAin.
Mfs. Etmcs. the old lady Nho broke hel
leg. 0. very low.
Nobody haylng 10 this section Jet.
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YOUR LIVER

l. q o
Dy-psa yris a
accompany l.Ir q lsic uous o Live
0xD n 10 ca Banrr,M
r. q liver 10
tsoyor. pysir,
ls BuHrs
that % ts uot,s ani nly rSouusnds
L a
lan
rsoumci h9~us u b
god
ko fn usng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
HEBRON.

SATURDAY. the Foarth Of Jsly, the boys
m.ifessed their patriotic zeal s esn
vhlle other people were quietly reposlns
Aeoa, eight O'Clock . very good display o'
= uovr,hIss- cane Oat Az noon very
,ie...n, picnic dinner Was enjoyed oy we
si,l-sr. arter which interesting remNks
-. 80 n.Se by Messrs. eastman. Packard,
al Bucknsm OF Tits place. and Fuller, ol
acton. In The evening, the Aesueu
$3.50. xere bfllhsntly illuminstsd ana
.r~e number o. neighoors and ,f'. ~
.a,s..sed an exeelleu, display o. nrs'
a, -, O'Clock, Saturday evening. Mrs,
r.,,sr,s night bloomlng eereos pfcssns.o
. - handsome appearance. Ibres "'"
a.. opened within "a hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
SO WOODSTOCK

some have commenced hAylng. bat NOS,
grass l. growing. The hAy crop i light.
In This section, tci The recent rains vii
help 10 greatly.
a. l. FULLER. our Postmaster, hal a
dance IN hls neN stable on Friday nlght
Juiy li
some are geiting Interested 10 The pros.
pcct % butter factory a. West Paris,
AMI IL l. natural that they shoold want
some means % getting q dollar, A. almost
every avenue % The farmers success seems
- BE- closed Perhaps better times are 10
store fof o. when The Democrats gc, their
machinery al In running order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

w. II. suckney has sod his Webster
house and lot 10 4. O. Wentworth.
ID. n. Boynton has commenced TO build
bis house.
There was very heavy shower Sunday
night Lightning struck and Killed COW
Tor John Miller, and a tree ON y. NUS
land near III. buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

The Foarth passed very qaiey y"
h.d the usual morning salute WIZ oshnou
an guns by the boys. Ten Marie 80.
De. went % Colebrook, y. IL, sno 800 $50
In the dance a. TIE Dixncid house-
81 the young people wert 20 tne 49,.
.ds bal Al MagaiiOvay, others 20 auuo 49,.
=. -. ~ tbe Ola folk and children.
rs.nsi Douglass commenced teaching
on The East Hin. Gth.
wiiii.m Swcst l. bailding barn.
ID. IS. York l. building barn io' ''
Lane In Newry. -, a. a,
Mrs. Humphrey Bean OF ne'ne''
town-a guest AZ J. ;. Lane :.
~. notato beetlss are quite plenty.
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80. WATERFORD

have iast been Informed BY Ayoung
laiy from S0aih Waterford, that power
ful thunder shower accompanied ~ bur
rlcAnc passed down Bear Pond ani ~ out
iei. last night az about four o'clock II
struck The grove 10 which The iinc Grove
House i situated. and many Of the beautl.
iul p.ues And oaks were overturned and
broken 90 A. " they bal been rods. Three
Of them fri upon the bowling alley and
demolished 10 TIE wash house WAS tum-
hlcd Into the river and other damage done.
The stage road was Tor a time impassaolc
from fallen trees. Two barns we're blown
down on KimbAl.s farm, and 4 horse vAs
badly lrlarcd 90 The extent % The tor
nai0 cannot tell uON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
TuK Hor WEATHER

or mid. summer has q weakening eject,
both upon body and mind. You feel abso-
lutely Incapable OF doing any arduous wotl
and even light datles are performed ian
ruldly and unwlllinely. This low state Of
the system causes even greater innrmlty
and gives opportunity for serious disease
TO gain q foot-hold. 10 this condition th'
system Is quick 10 respond 70 the re'ls
ing. qaickening and strengthening .nect
OF Hoods Sarsapsrills, which purines th'
blood. regulates the digestive organs
aud infases fresh lie and yigor Into ever
portion OF the body. People who hay'
taken Il write us, saying ct puts new
life right into me-" " IL makes me youpl
again" Reader, n you suffer from summe
weakness, try Hoods sarssptrilla 10
Doses, Oh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
CENTRE LOWELL.

Quite hum1rr of our cii'tsns have gone
today to fhr graduation tNrfclscs ~ ~.
Bfidgton ACADEMY. anil many vent last
week q, Fiyshurg u .pcsk. vel iof .
town when ihe p op.r are in'sr,sicd IN
such ihlnls
The Fourth ~. e. donated - ilt yiisge
ln Co. u.ual msru'rtf f,uiastirs, music.
races. ofailon ant skating RIA
Will Chandler has found AZ differ nj
times ON me shorts q krurrr Pond some
very doe lndlau relies. Tasy consist of
arros sud spesr hssd hatchet tri scalp.
log knlie. Thy arc hicFly inside sud 10
a good statc uf preservation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
BRYANTS POND.

Rev. l. T. French of Anioycr, pfcachc.
AZ TIE Baptist church last Sabbath.
Augusta Truu has gone % Mefr.mac
Mass
The csilmablc wife % Berltmiu Davis
esq % North WOODSTOCK died 90 the jtl
inst She hal been In poor health fof Z
number of years, and during The iAsi weeks
% her lie was . great sufcrcr. She va
a most worthy woman ani WAS held Ia
high esteem by an with whom she associ
a,ed. Many OF the members % franklin
Grange Of which she was an h0uofcd
member. were present AZ The funeral,
which was held a. Mr. DAyls's home on
Tuesday. the service being conducted by
Rev. l.. n. Tabor OF ByAnis Pond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
BROwNFIELD.

Al the regular meeting of P,qaawket
Lodge. -. a.. I % %. p. The foilosing
onccfs were installed by ID ID. q. NJ ~
n. Bean samuel Warrcu. y q J ID
Ames. Y. O. J. l.. Pink, Secretary. ;.
Bean. Permanent Sccyi I. G. walker.
Treasurer
The recent coplous ralus have given
vegetation q boom, almost iusufing good
crop % grain aud hoci crops The yield
~ hay all BE- greatly Increased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

The marriage OF VIII Moore 81 Norway
10 Mrs. Arahlne Haseltlnc OF Lewiston,
occurred AZ the residence OF &. l.. Pack
ARD AZ North Aubufn. Amer sshort Nlsii
20 friends To- Massachusetts, and Other
places. they will return - NORWAY Where
they will remain dufipg the summer. Ihe
Kind wishes of their many friends VII iol'
low them -Lo-isflH Journal
Mr.. Moore Was formerly from THIS place
and there we're many regrets a, bis lea'.
ing. lie l. an estlmabie young man. ani
We lost good citizen that they may DC
very happy In their new relation and spend
many happy years together i our wish. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14
n RR0WNFIELD.

The Fourth passed very quietly. Sew
ersl went 10 Denmark and seosgo roha'
The returned South Americans hsd =
barbecue under the trees, and 10 me eve
ming there was for the benefit OF tne enh'
drea quite little display Of nreworks, me
sif, OF X. y. Morton, OF Webster, Mass,
vho~e wife and son have been spending
month a. W. n. Stickney's-
w. :. wales has gone TO Lynn ana VIII
uo,e his family soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

ASS Il. Chase and bis wife were riding
out the other day his horse became an
Manageable and started into run, stfik'
ing the wheel % the wagon against = telc'
graph post, the horse clearing Itself from
the wagon the shock threw Chase out
signnlpg him someNhat
Rev. W Carver, student Of Bates Col
lege, home on vacation, held services Al
the meeting house on the 3ih Inst 10 The
forenoon. and NC bad a very Instructive
aDrmnn-
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~ BRlDGTON

Nj. "A T. whitney. of Harrison vi.
lsgr. f,il down cellar at SATURDAY, iullr-
ing her face ani other parts ~ her body
quite badly.
Tho Academy closes next Thursday
nineteen graduates, fourteen gentlemen
ani I've ladies' n.
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EAST PERU.

Mrs. Moors. an oldlsh lady, who i liy.
iug with her brother, Mr. Bemis, fcll down
cellar last Sunday. breaking two Of her
ribs, and she lies 10 a critical condition.
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FITs. All ats stopped free BY Dr kllne's Great
Nerve Restorer. 40 hts sfisr nrst days use
free 10 ~ cases. send 20 Dr. Kline. soi Arch
~, Phlla, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

q. sos gates oi heaven we're opened
Cd ftr rght or June l.th. an ~ have
ttIas.akIug ra.n. To prospect BON i
~. sl bel a fair crop % bay In The west
,lri t.c tosu.
Poole a. R1Khury roni. Ju'y en-. pre-
..f.f "a tance a. J. ;. N.tChels, IN
Hr-.-. on the uight OF me o.
Bt.k hass Ere catching me fishermen,
rrF
rE Enxhlry correspondent speaks
ofs.ne hkrross In uss there. - Gar A.
fr.r. 4 A Icuue hrought TIE irst steel
t.tl colter harrow into town. They
A. g1oi Implement working vel on
- % frcc ron distractions, and yet
t.r E1rk AT at We ca any grolnd
uti Il fi o. piov = n. Blossom brought
i.. f-.i Brstleys rcvcfsib,e hkrros
1923 toEn. So nNr a. I NOV it Il The ouiy
a-r the vicinity TIE frame l. male %
90 .rch hsud iron bent In : shApe viii
I..n Inch wooden sprcaicrs
urrl-t which pAss lron ro.is fastened a.
ur rrfs ~ uuts. TIE teeth ar la -
t.f' shtrpcnoi lac chIsei Taey can ne
rt i1su Arolgh ne frame o. tac depth
r .r0f ~ iooseulng thc fois li thc
lrtu r. tItchci O. The fruut ,It- tnc teeth
,firi vertically, f to the back s.ie. t1e
strf .ruu thc team q an angle oi Al -.
e.. ttrros Il divided into tnrcc pieces
SD ftccn teeth. I'M Eve rows 10 iafce
.t.h. Iu piece. 80 thAt thc harrow hAs
r.re tceth I'M a ros lcngthsise. NJ tooth
..0ss another. TIE pieces couQ'c To-
-Itarr BY lIlng 0uc az night angie o.
tas otaef 10 L. tAe most durable ar NJ
Hest al wofk smoothing harfos of shich
have ans kuos .cige.
Narca O Elmluis hAs began her
sChoc. l No 81. AulnVtr Carrie l1Ckc
n SAD to have given cKCClCut satisfaction
.n No. q SIC j. q vcry taoro1gh scholar
Auy onc needing teacher ~ io We to
sccurc Der services
Rev NJ. Nork. ne c1uuiy missionary.
rroachc.l a. No. q. nyror. ikst SUNDAY
orenoon, ani a. No. z. Ro1turY I'M thc Al
trroon. Tie i aver energetic man.
Wttn that "sounet "a called fof. !
.slrosei haif dozen correct copies would
n sgui I'M so on not rCspout give
.e ucc below a. printed I'M Narpefs
MacaA of Reaiing. BY n T.. ID. Potter
Esal-i oe corrcct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-07-14

h.ca .0r AIhem nay BE- trhs .ncroaseN
hH.kn ono n...t NON a dep dream 10 fararf
Al ua eltrIn o. mnonI az III d. RON.
Ma II rIrn at Ikr IUF ~ hInnms
A.. a.r0 urflrg IN n bora ~ 80.
ttre rcacs al male iisn Aihom aoil,
Al. f.r Presence il ~ room ne salf.
h..f ellt.si Dou'- Tie vision ra.sr.l .t'
a. u.ra Inos uaio a. 81 suosf accord
h.fa.-... To uauos of 1osc "a icFe ne
.i-t. 4. ui.e oasl- s.ia Asoa. nay. nor
E... III o. arfsi Ahoa spols raars ios.
rrIT sf.I anI 40. " pray t.ce, t1ru
r A. one taaf luFcs nis ioilos mrl.
a..U. urUrn aua FaulsrI Inr n"nf "a ut
t.r tEa.n, sIIn q Errtr sssrnlrr Nslt
Al. s.0aei Dc usmes nat .oVc Ut tool haa
Al. IN Hs6 Athens aauo ie.i AL t.e rest
tEL bc seen nat the shove difcrs
f.- ary given, ~ iss words.
~. 81.
~ Glii OF Norih Jay has been In town
VS. -g the beauties % Art aui nature.
o. flcrih passed quietly VIII most ~
at f.Fe young Americans th.rstug Coz
rston. took . lght r.t.ug Wagon,
irt lreN 10 3D. the toq of . h.l where
.ree .f hen seated themselves ln the
.t-f ags Ani 10 serc horse. They wcut
F- the tl I'M Coo styic rl the wagon
nf.-. tnc ne horses srd ran oui or me
-.lt Iarcs pa.f of icgs .gat have been
s.l. gu.rg over ne iksher While he
SEARS we're pitched .uto bank 90 ckrta
fl are g110r hal o. ho called o. pal
N.m .uf
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NORWAY.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Vnlsef.lIlsi Ciur,h. liey. Caroins Angel, Pastor
sshl.aih sllool. =. ~. pr0arhInf seffl0gs =. ~
evening service, DIX sabbath q h'.ll c,trf ~
fFfnlnEs. So.
sel1nd Conrrsrafionl Chufrh. Rev. Alcs. We
al, Pastor sunday prctchInr serficf, 10 - a.
~unIlsF sfl..l. IN sabbath evening srrtlcfs o. n
praVff mftfnfs Tuesday AMI thursday evening"
gr.N Circle mettings unor in two Hctks, "'
WEDNESDAY evening".
Methodist thurrh, hrF, %. :. l1iishurls ftsilt
sabbath slhoo, l.N, churlh scVicg, - p. A..
~uniay evening" sfryi1c, iF.N Prayer mofune'
WEDNESDAY evening", tlF.N.
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M-Unlon r. 4. 4. ". -, IN Mssoni'
IIal. "wednesday evening on or before flll moon
Oxf1ni Iodro No \, Mondayon or u.i1re iai noon
100. T.-Whlry incamp mfui, No II, sfcona
snl fuffh fnisy evening" n elrh mnnfhs ~ pda
Fellows' llal.-Norsay Iosire, n. -, even lues
lly evening.
4 o. P.-Pennss.erasscs. No y. "Wednesday
evening eafh seek. in n. of 4. Hal.
a. 81. a.. g.-N0fesy 0onuauirrfs NJ. -4if tfsl
ani thiri Friday evening" 81 eieh m'nih, n Oh
FeloEs' Hal.
d. oT Ii-Norway Grange, ~. s. saturday anef
uaon on or bofarc hll moon. -,
T.. Hillary Rust I'usi, ~. 81, a. 1rsngc Hal
at FrIiav evening q each mnnfh.
l. ID. a.. T.-Nl.tdeld iodzr, Ne. CO. ~ HrAng'
Hal. every SATURDAY evening
Oar correspondent, has failed US. this
week. Tor the frs, time. The following
Associated Press dispatches are cut rom
our exchanges:
Norway, July 10. John Bradford Rendle,
aged twenty-five, from Prince Edwards
Island, was drowned Ia Pennesswassee
Lake, while bathing yesterday.
The farm buildings OF Ellen j. Hilton
Norway, were burned yesterday, July 10.
Loss $500. Cause unknown. Insured.
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Browns SarsapariIIa.
sr-Yolr ursy sf.nsd rei eiansi
nrsus sr'f ri paas. O.. WARREN
Er<uu.
Living

recple, Who arc Trrm.ncri .ri hf.Hisi. isri
Us Their tesi.mcnii's, lefiI eg u'af a rasf
amount Il cd sl.ghrr o." "a. rrnln.
The Baggage Ia .cf. boston ard
Maine Railroad, Lawf.ace. Mass, a.
WILLIAMS, SAYS I.fso.nifonIuu
subieCitoifsqurniaritaI .r.re ts.l..t
hea4alhs, ceiol no Cd .'i OIL .a.o...t f-.
ia, a. my stomach Co.,. I.... ....f ir.i ODD
although have spri r.rI s llairi o..
6ndpcruansnife'.duaiiiusrls .'rl.rrHff.
Since using tbs mci.crc ] hlre i.i f.t.fa
a The heaiachr, ari rY f'lr... Do l..a.rr.i
~ ong.nal torc anf t.. ann ...r
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People

sho are roo living seni li the'f testimonial.
We puh.i'h nosh.ng from dad pesoas, " give
il.tc names.
a running sore for - years cured.
HENRY n. oARcELoN, Of Lewis
ton, Me, aysi have suffered s.ih running
s''e ca my leg o. ne past ~ Jan. caused a.
ofp0sure IN tie amy. sli have s.asTcI ever.
i.'nra na1 cold, ne iofc i.ichars.ngc Instant.
H ] Dave u.ol ctcry rrmciy tiaiIhsafl ol.
Do Wlh.tlenat sulphur nibnb ihson'y
ding t.ai ever az me .ny GOA Wien Do.
mene-i tak.ng ihra couii no pc ~ Tot "a
he i'or J can n1a p.i ~ vho'c f1lt on 20
faor aniwlik oa e. TANK Sulphur