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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17

LEA1NO IONI NUT
A TrORNEY AT LAW, Will practlce IN al
n the courts of the Sixth Judicial Glrcult;;
The Suprema Court OF Mo-, and the fenerai
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
Where Eros Dwells.

Wu0r6 ECOb OWolAo.
From the German Of Lessing.I
The kiss that by child Ia gwen,
Who still with kisses only plays.
Who knows not yet the kisses heaven,
Ne'er warns my soul with pleasures rays.
The kiss that kindly friendship presses,
Although Affection 8 ties be strong,
To the true class of real kisses
Can never properly belong.
The kiss that bears my mothers blessing,
Her loving prayer soft lowering near,
Her wrinkled hand my head caressing,
ls one justly should revere.
The kisses gwen by \ sister
Are very good for trial sips.
But when. returning them. I've kissed her,
I've fancied hers another's lips.
But when the kiss that Laura gives me,
When my entreaties end in bliss!
She blushing, kis-es, trembles, leaves me,
All, there's kiss that is kiss!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met Monday night, October
18th, in regular session, the mayor in
the chair and all the members present.
Also, Register Wallace, Engineer
Benedict and Recorder Welborn.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
read and adopted. Also minutes Of
special meeting, September 18th, read
and adopted. Also minutes of the
proceedings of the board of equaliza-
ton read and adopted. Also minutes
of the board of appeals read and ap-
proved. Also minutes of special
meeting of the council on October 10th
read and approved.
Monthly report of the city marsha
read, received and filed. 1t is as fol-
lows.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
ATTORNEYS.
yoHE a BLAcKwgLL. ALBERT r. sTRoTHER.
BLACKWELL s. STROTHER.
VCNopuON RyV,ANO.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. VIII practice in ull
"A the courts of the state. Prompt attention
given to all business entrusted to their care.
0fice in Masonic building over Trigg L Shields
.NN 80 iaulOyl
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RICHARD FIELD.

n tant,on to all business entrusted to his care
viii practice in all the courts, except ihe ITO
hate I;ourJ OF Lafayette county. uecZyl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17

WILL. after June 1st. 1888, have on hand
w and for sale at all times q limited sup
ply of Pigs and Shoats, of his breeding
warranted OF pure blood. My principal breed
ing stock is recorded in the Central Poland
China Record, volume 3; and others will be re.
corded in.v volume 4. Persons desiring this breed
of hogs are invited to come and examine my
breeding this stock since 1874 with sue
cess. febllyl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
To q Pink Pond Lily.

To Pink Pond Lily.
"What strange new Joy has touched thy heart
OF gold?
Tingeing thy petals with rosy light2
Causing thy Waxen leaves IS they unfold,
With ecstacy to blush away their white.
Art flushed with thine own loveliness, or shy
With wondering o'er thy newborn rosy
bloomp
Hast thou found happiness, or dost thy sigh
At thy increase Of beauty and perfume
Was it the rapturous dawning of q love.
That warmed thy tint to such radiant
glow
Bringing message from the world above,
To add new beauty to the world below.
Oh, strange, sweet flower the answer In thy
face,
Our hearts interpret with q tender pain,
We feel the passion pathos Of thy grace,
Sign to behold, and waking sign again."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
CHANDLER,

rroRNE 1Ar,LA%,, tsainSsSe sad SsSei courts Of
"A praence in ,ns ensa counties Being thor
a%,niv familiar with the course OF Washington,
sSs spssIs Al ass
SssT.0 %sp. Inferior. ME and other depar'"' nus msy
w .;~oa o. VenuDie'S.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
LEXINGTON, Mo. Sept. %, 1885.

To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Of tho City Of Lexington:-The undersigned,
marshal and collector of said city, begs leave
to submit the following report of settlement
with the treasurer for the month ending
Sanfemher 28th. 1884.
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ee.: D n CHAMBERS.
V R VAUGHAN, ID. d. s.

DHYSiClAN oSer Graham & Morrison 3 store: e.
Si,snnce: al the Benz. Chinn house mi7S.ly. ~
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eNRY @. WALLACE. -rS

ne,rXs AND CoUNsELLoRs At
ssSess sIaesss sss SsRSsi 8
Of Of nss for the
he q. S. Circuit ann NJ; .nnri.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-17
Chicago d Alton b. b.

Trains marked will not STOP.
Treins markell will stop ON signal.
Local freights RUN daily except Sunday. Other
trains daily.
We keep q full line of through tick, ts to all
principal points In the United States and Can
ada at tlowest rates. Also through checks;
R.P. PRICE, Agent. at aigginsville.
A JOHNSON. Agent ut Odessa.
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MEDICAL.
OR. T. l.. BOLTON

OR, T. l.. BOLTON'
DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON Geo b,aes Gss Of Wallace
from ms ssr S.I IeSlngton Savings Bank; 7mfs He'n
Orrhoids q specially:
q r. GOsEWIsCH. M. D., =,
o,.N AND SURGEON. Diseases OIL
paahs Eve. Ear and Throat spsciassv;y s;o,e. Main
osice over Kriehn & Meyers shoe ''' octis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

not q rare thing 10 see q man dropping
corn and q crow following within three
rods, pulling IL up" Why do not the For
Ter and Gllead men send for Dr. fArrar 10
reelte his sonnet before themf IL may
prevent the crow from mischief.
am much pleased 10 hear the CRYSTAL
Wave OF East Buckheld have secured
foundation for their Lodge Hall. Having
done all In their power 70 unite with the
professors Of religion 10 convert the old
chapel Into place OF public worship, and
thus save nom destruction the house OF
our fathers that was dedicated for rellg'
lOus worship my years ago on The int
DAY OF last March. Since | have BEEN
member OF the Lodge OF Good Templsrs,
have met some OF every religious demon
nation In the Lodge room. Including the
ministers who were alive 10 the cause OF
temperance, which l. doing so much good.
The i7th day OF June has been one OF
the best days OF the season for the farming
community; many have hoed their corr,
and done much other hoeing.
The Buckdeli letter Is the best have
seen among the pOstsls OF that noted town
since the Brigade commenced hope other
towns will take notice.
June 18th Is another day for farmers 10
be busy. Never In my knowledge was there
a more growing time.
Hartfords road machine. l understand,
was seen near the Line school house on
the i5th.
Alice NJ. Purkls OF Hartford, labeled, al
the Hartford Spring house, on the l5th,
$500 bottles. The Compsny's machine In
Boston Il run night and day, trying 10 sup
ply The demand for the goods manufso.
,urci nom the waters sent from Hartford
Spring. Hartford has 10 work, early
and late, 10 supply The call
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
BETHEL.

O.P. Frost, Gilman Smith and ID. @.
Kendall have lately died In Bethel, aud
AblA Chandler will probably die before
this IL published. These were al men or
a former generation.
The long continued dry weather tells on
the hay crop, aud hoed crops are suffering
for rain.
Quite an exciting scene occurred Al the
Bethel Station. Wednesday night. Sheriff
wormell searched six trsmps supposed
10 be the Norway burglsrs, but he found
nothing OF value upon them aud they were
permitted 10 move along.
Col. c. \. Edwards has sold 10 the Grand
Trunk Railway between 6,OOO and 1000
railroad sleepers, which the agent Is now
inspecting.
j. &. Chapman Is loading cars with
birch edging for Lewiston
NJ. A. Mason Is putting q set OF Fair
banks hay scales into his new barn. lie
has one OF the best arranged barns Ia Ox'
ford County.
l. @. Klmbali and J. =. Bartlett run the
road machine with four horses IL Is work
ing satisfactorily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
WEST PARIS.

Last week. y0ar corresPonden, hal q
long lovely ride, by rail-, from fortsnd 10
Bethel. through some OF the BEAUTIFUL
villages and TIE rural scenery OF Western
Maine.
Atthls glorious season the beauties OF
nature are Al their best ] was charmed
BY the ripping brooks and iashlng
streams. the lovely landscape OF forest.
crowned hills AMI green clad wales, aud
BY many other eye-dellghtlsg features .
my thoughts reverted % the lines OF The
poet
:" Tho river 4. nowins deep AMI sirong.
winding The shady sossls among
woois that In frcsh green robes arr dressed
Ani nos arr looking their very best
While uniisrneath theR arching bouers
l. spreads carpet % moss AMI fortrs
livery bird l. triiling tune.
rcfchcd ,mid " eoagh, OF lesiy Jane'
AMI ell unite one song % sing
MS i the say and golden time
All nature, however. seemed a. rest, con /.
tented In her own ioyeliness-ihc bcsutl'
fal vertufc OF Sprlng qllciiy merging iui)
the exquisite laIurlAncc % cary Summer.
"Crsaiion sleeps. though no, In deash-.
No, Il Il not the sleep OF death, bot OF ~,
Tor slowly and silently the vcrnal germs
% nature are developlng-,s by some IN
seen or occult hsnd-lnto the perfection
Of q full growth. for q nearby harvest
We en'oyed short stay In Bcthoi-ihai
beautiful and eleystei valley village, nestl.
Ing among The hill. with the White Noun.
talns 10 close proiimliY-ani fnally | re-
several months.
Business Il about a. usual here. II. q
Brown Son. A. well A. J. u. Barrovs,
are doing q thriving chair business They
are mailing about 1000 chairs for New
York ,rm.
Qalte chapter OF minor accidents have
happened here the past month among
them WAS The bfcaklng Of the arm OF Mrs.
Nathan Andrews. 4. T. Jaiklns lnjaring
his hand. the lOss OF several nngers by
George Bafrct nom . circular saw, and
the cutting OF y. II. Hllrs hand the other
dsy Al the steam mill
oar harness maker and the m.a, market
man h.d little racket" the other even
Ing. The Lsrisf0H Journal calls 10 . dds
graceful nght. and says Two bottles, one
broken. found on the scene OF action, evil
IDENTIFY explains the cause.
Mrs. Cyuthia. daughter Of :. w. Dun
ham. l. very low. with brain trouble. nom
which she Ia. been great sufferer, ADD
no prospect OF recovery.
Hannibal Curtis has associated Fred
Coonhs with him Ia the blacksmith basil
ness the latter comes highly recommend
IS, ana With much experience In his trade.
particularly A. q horse sheer.
Tagcuc N. Judklns WAS 10 town THIS
week. busy packing and shipping The rest
OF bis printing once - Including two
presses and my cases % tyPc-io Fort
land. lie exhibited several samples OF bis
work ass crsyon artist lie l. called BY
Rounds, % Portland. the best student, 10
erayon work. that he ever Instructed.
The band stand has been removed, Ani
The citizens are hlllng In AMI grading up q
good location for 10 near The railroad.
Ms. Lena Emery i Al work a. Souih
Paris.
The village school closes soon. IL has
been 4 profitable term. being In charge OF
the popular teacher. Clara Bryant
Many people In this section viii attend
TIE National EncAmpmeni or The q. A. X,
Of which We may write you more anon.
EuiloJr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
RUMFORD

John Cummings horse, that fell down
on the ferry.boai last week AMI vas moved
20 the stage stable. and AZ ciei with spin
A. disease, as some said, Il now standing
well on IL legs, under The good care OF
Mr.. Tuttle, Notwithstanding the preiic'
ton that IL wo1li nsver get up >gain.
Spring colts are numerous 10 THIS Hlcln.
ity. they are Daniel Boones, Eclaifs and
Boomers.
The droaih Il getting serious grass
and nearly all other crops are Al stand
silll.
Hon. sidney Perham AMI wife were
guests At the Ramford House, Thursday.
lie Is travelling with team through sew.
erAl towns In this section, calling on his
many friends. aud appears 10 be impro "
Ing In health.
Marble 4 Foster have not as yet started
their drive. bot are getting their logs Into
the river. waiting FOR drivers.
Deputy Mills l. 10 town, and rumor says
there Is 70 be q trial, OF some kind, At the
Rumford House, Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
OXFORD

Nsny Who plated their corn early have
haf o. plant ssc0ni time.
10 l. very Cry an dusty. with lstenss
beat TIE thcrmometer ranging amJng The
u.nc;los. Anf some ssy even higher up, .
i0g Bat We cannot voach for The last
statement
some % ne citIrsns net on The evening
% ne igth o. AK % celebrating on The
Fourth % JAY. There "a good amount
% r1huc spirit hcrc. ant when anything
% he kind u Undertaken 10 = Usually car
RET forsArt 10 good sa,pe.
We regret ID hear that kla Haskell cAn.
not contnuc Der school. on account o. il
health Sac has may friends here eni
Il much prlfct A. atescher.
A uumlsr % ne pcoq.c Scni - o.is'
rrif Snntay. - hear Rev. Ms Angcl ~
Norway. SPEAK Tac scrnon wAs very nac
an The attendance i,rgc.
Rev NJ lockwood " Ksuneoaas, "a.
10 town Sunf,y.
7. J. Dawes - Aubarn hss been repair.
ing h.. house preparatory - rcnilng 70.
Charles Saith has sod hls aorse % Z.
2 Darrell flr TIE town farm
Jslc- Warrcn i iutentlng - move -
Otsarid
NJ E.,on % Bridgton has bccn looking
f0r q reut IN thc village.
Eihrlfge q. Eysns % East Stonehsm has
boaEht ne Gilman place on Fore s. Of =.
r. Boyuton, ,ni Nil move Ia soon. Oar
tosn giAiiy welcomes mcn y Aoiiiiy.
We lave some excellent farmers here,
an much Interest l. shown In Improving
an msking their places profitable. an ~
hope more % TIE farms DON lring idle vii
tni plrchnsrs.
NJ Brown l. going b visit friends near
the Keunsbec River. lie hAs not ben
abe o. wofk since his accident In The
mill
TIE Banf screnAici Mrs Wm, WAR;.
wcl. wednesday eycning. They p.Ayed
very fnciy. sni TIE mgsic coming across
water vas mach co Dyed BY AL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
GREENWOOD

rrs-s = a. Interesting Saoiay -school
- r-arer ucctng a. TIE ShatAgce school
t.-sf ever Slntky
Aselk A. lAsi Slniay Lemlel pln.
A gave IcCturo CO The Philosophy or
l.,ia-i Vision. occupying tArce-fourths
Il A. 11lr Ne lsci chart contA.uing
,t.ssr fiAgrans. frsuu BY himself VIII
,.r..l sao-lrg he ti-crent formed lsnses
49, 81 orucians kso The eye - perfeci
a. fr'eclvt stAtss. showing ne rcAson
- srne persons are reaf-s.ghtet Shi.e
.rs-s Az ne inverse. n sAs h'gh.y To-
a-rsi o. < an lnstructve. Rev. NJ Good
- sls present AT anef Tie lecinre
a.. s.nc Appropriate rcu2fks a. regafis
s-.ri1a rs.1u- M nlnham las fofmcr-
Errr .cctures OF Bihis Lands, 500
-crs Tcup.c an Astronomy. usiug o..
g-srs 10 ~ ovu make an ataough De
i,ss no; profess = oe paolc speaker OF
s-e1.ar. Yrt vaatevcr sao'cct BE- sfeaks
1r hsis sare D. bc master q tae siiu.'
tn1.
At sa1oAih. there wss A. Interesting
.1rcert knt crowded holse. AZ CHI
'rsus Day appropriately deserved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
WEST PARIS

The drou,A Is beginning 10 be severely
s.lt IN hi. vicinity. Vegetation OF q.
sinds /. impeied In IL growth oy WANT OF
rain. -. ,.y,t..,.
VERY small hay crop for the coming mar
vest .,..A..., s,,.
A good deal has been seeompll.hea our ,,a ],
inT he past wesk by leveling aad grazing
. .,orx niece OF land near the depot mus
m,kinr one Of the worst looking plaees
M he village what will In time become
one on the handsomest-also furnishing
convenient spo, for the band stand m
Fr.nk N. Hlll, while employed 10 .; n,
n.,,ow.,s chair factory last Friday, hsa
N. r,sh, hand badly cot By the moulding
nseSins. losing sboss bali % ne li,,ls 10.
ser. TIE mOalder = eonsias i,s, !, a.I ,eer
tn. TsivsrsalIs, Societies Of .hIs ]. p'. e
.na IVES, samner have Engaged nsy 49, ~
\. GIlchrisi Of Canton theological Sen'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
HEBRON

Rev Mr.. Richardson Il Improving. He
i d have vacation % slr weeks.
wm X. Mooiy % the B0g0s Hsrlli,
.ua hls ~ife, we're In town this week, for
DAY OF two They have been 10 The lskes
fshiug.
NJ. Moody AMI hi. brother, Professor
camp a. the LAkes.
Deacon Mooiy and Augustus BamPas
Ar putting 70 algaigCts % furnish their
houses With water. The spring on NJ.
B1mpuss place l. said d be one OF The
bsst 10 town. Deacon Moody's Is Also eA'
cellcnt. G.
Rsv.S. d richardson. Alihoagh improy.
lng. was not able % be a. church, Sab
bath. and n. A. CushmAn conducted
praise meeting 10 the forenoon.
The senior Class are very busy prepar-
ing flr Commencement. July :.
Miss MAyOs class In botany are making
excellent progress, and have anAly Al
lcast dnccn specimens together.
4 T. Bcarce Ani some Others expect 20
attend The Grand Array Reunion Al Fort
lAnd.
NJ. uutchlnson's son, who does busl-
ncss 10 Portland. cane last week - engage
A. maeh mllk a. possible. and over two
thousand pounds will be sen, each mora
Ing ron Dist No. I.
Frei n Puilcn. q former student OF TIE
Academy. vii star; on bis third Trip 10
So. AmericA. Friday, 2tA.
Rosa Pratt received nice gold "atsh
and chain nom her father this week. lie
i conductor 90 one Of The Ne" logA
trains.
Ell Dunham. Sylvanus BeArcc, II. n.
S,earns tried al through May 70 oatrun
me OaArtette. Since jane they md them.
selves caught when they hang June boz.
The grAfuatlng exercises OF The Farm
iuetou NormL school were attended June
h.. with much Interest q. c. Purugton'
our former teacher Ia the Commercial De
pArtmeut, seems % be very sueeessial 10
hls work. AM bis graduating class nun
bered % membsrs- u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
BYRON

r.. &. william has the largest field Of
oats In this scctiOn--sOme ~ acres.
J. = shaw has . new skeleton wagon
which. with bis black horse. makes The
anesi team 10 town.
+. LAii caught . trout In Webb Pond,
Weighing so los.
oar teacher. ID. Cannon. took very
Zoe trout from East Branch on The morn
Ing % The ioih. before school lie sent
one % hls pupils 10 Mr.. ShAws with u,
where. AZ noon. Miss Rosctte hal u cooked
-''done 30 tara" IL made dinner NJ
f1r aklng
: Taylor has planted some corn esPec-
ally Cor the bears. In the northwest corn
er % his nny acre 0urui piece oiher
parties Aro notlhed that traps AMI possibly
guns may b. set fjr them.
q l.. Hal has lost a shesP-kliied BY a
bear.
Ms. Theresa Hall Is At work Tor Mr..
Shaws folks.
Eilas Morse ant wife % Livermorc, Wis.
TED their friends Ia town last week, stop.
ping ill Monday.
Lots OF company Il visiting our streams
and ponds with rods In hand.
We thsnk voa Tor giving us Hon. John
ID Longs speech, IL Il worth many times
the price OF TIE DENocEAr Tor year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
OBITt AIRY

QDlei In Bethel. jane iith. Daniel Gilbert
Kendall, aged o. years, months. lie has
been q great sufferer tor two AMI one-half
years. bat has born his pain more patient.
~ than most men OF his temperament
would have done. lie Was born In Bethel
lie learned the millwrigh,'s trade % Sam.
uel Locke and went west where he resided
Ia The States % lows and Wisconsin for
many years. lie hal Travelled extensively
In the south ani west, was In sons parts
of the south during the civil war. have
heard him remark that Ia that trying time
b. never hai trouble with any one ani he
mt with al klnis OF people la The foaih
ant west, sni the only weapons h. ever
carried WAS . civil tongue aud a good
strong 81 Ia his younger days be was
q very strong man aud could outllfi many
Who called themselves strong. lie vas
very public spirited aud wAs always ready
81 help In any enterprise that would bene-
dt The pabllc. lie was q member Of Bethel
Grange. also Bethel lodge Of Free MAsons.
lie Was prominent member OF the Free
Masons lodge In the State OF Iowa and
many The days and nights he has watched
with sick brothers AMI many The eyes be
has closed 10 this worlds troubles, ard he
has had his reward.
lie returned with his family from Iowa
h the State Of Maine In ls6J. 10 care for
his parents ln their deciding years lie
leaves four children, two sons and two
daughters, who will miss the cOunsels or
a loving father for many years. The pa
tleut wife. who Tor over two years has
cared for him and anticipated MS slightest
wish. IL only sustained In her great trial
by christian fortituie and the conscious
ness Of duty well done She len home
and friends In the west and came east
over twenty years ago and made easy the
last years Of her husbands parents and
heard their last words, which were bless
lngs for her. and now with loving devotion
she has made easy the last days OF him Who
has gone now where sickness aud perse-
cutlOn are unknown. The children OF Mr.
X were all permitted % be with him In
bis last days this Is the frst great sorrow
for them all. Their friends were very
Kind 10 the family 10 their hour Of need
and In behalf Of the family will extend
thanks 10 Seth l. Mason and Gilbert Mills
and wife. OF West Bethel. and 10 the Capen
family. aud Mrs. Carrie SanbOrn aud Mrs.
Ida Osgooi OF Bethel, and seyera. others
Tor services rendered aud sympathy ex.
tended 10 this trying time. Mr.. X. Was
buried from the church AZ Middle Inter
vale. Rev. David Garland or-clstlng. Mrs.
Carrie Slnborn presided al the organ the
singers were Scott Wright, Mrs. Helen
Emery. Alice Billings and Frank Brown.
| would like % have them know that their
rendering OF the Sweet BY and bye brought
comfort 10 the stricken hearts even In
the midst ofthelr grief lie will be much
missed by bis friends and more In the
home circle, A. his illness has kept him al
home all the time for two years and over.
lie has gone 10 bis rcsi. then why should We
when al tha, he sighed Cor vas rest.
We must bow, tho oar poor hearts are breAs.
ing.
For We knos COD does All Tor the best
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23

m0arn The loss. We believe that he com.
mlttet himself 10 Him who dosth ali
things we'll
TIE people Al Middle Iaterysle have
thoughts OF getting Killer Goodwin "a
preach - them occasionally. lie IL q hlgh.
" esteemed nan and well educated. They
vii DO vel 10 secure his services.
Good work 10 being done on The roads
~ ne help % the road msehine, which 4.
nne hing Ne should think by the looks
where Il has BEEN worked
jacob Almhsll nom Beans Corner, has
novel into Mrs. kassells house.
Dr. hil comes this way cNslOnaIly-
somebody l. sick.
Nette Hastings Il teaching q good
school near The village. fiOrs ksGd,ll l.
teaching belOs The pine woods. No school
In ne district below that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-23
n SINNER

Oae hunires degrees In The shade. Tues
isY. Jane if.
TIE srst mess % wl,i strasoerries OF
Which ~ hear were picked Jane ~.
A number % early gardeners report pea
m blossom
Harry n B.bce hat bis pocket cai
oper. On ne boAi between Boston and
Portlarf at week. AMI about thiriy DOL
a. stu.ru.
Caacs 7 Br.ieen h,s pareh,sei |.
ho1s. i1t OF thlrty.fvc sqaare rods De
tween the residences % James A. Barross
Ar j. l. Hodsion. sni has novel We
Mouk house from the valley tnereoa' ne
sli 20 ~ p Cor a residence.
ChUtren. Saaisy w,s observed al TIE
Baptist church. Jane i.sh, BY Appropfi,ie
S.5a.;h-scho5l exercises And sermon oy
The pastor.
sc. Heal las jsst shipped 'all car
Dad % bowels direct % Chicago.