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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Mr1ico -Phlup Abbott has sold his
farm % Lucius Glover who vii occupy ths
premises lea March, and u u l. understood
be- nil erect blacksmith shop thereon Ia
The spring n. whitman, who has
for ne pas, TOO years been employed bJ
n. W. Para. will 20 d DAKOTA Territory
10 March with {. d Richards, who u Al
present a. home on Yisit--ll T hch'
ards l. a. present acting a. "coNchmAn
for Mr. rars
Ephralm Richards l. a years ola. lie
at brought me bali bushel OF onions'
raised on piece % ground cr which be
has raised onions a. ycArs. lie Il nov
abe b 90 good DAYS WORK has seen only 4
fsw DAYS sickness since be bal q fever
when q years old. lie has the oes, gar
den. cyery year. that can b. seen In III.
ylcinliy. He spades u ~ himself and
does al the work on 10 lie says one Is
never too ca O. leAru. aud that he MS
year learned thlugs regarding gardening ID
never did before. lie has taken the N1las
Efrl4fr for a. years. Ills sou, jarvis W
Richards. j. one ~ oar largest aud bcs'
nrmrrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

LovKiL CrStKx w. NJ. Movers crushed
rs dugers q few days since while loading
logs. - The following scholars 80 u
North Brigton for the spring term y. NJ.
Russell. Pred Russell. 4. G. Russell, Edith
NJ SteArns and LiIEic Stearns. Mrs
Thomas Swaiu. who died lately In Nor
Nay. was until lately resident 81 this
town. and We were saidsnet n hear OF
her aeaih. She wss an ohliging neighboi
and Kind mother. and will be much missed.
DR. J. n. Head has been sick lately
Il petition Tor the removal % the
county buildings Il In circulation. aud
uumcrOusiF signed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Wrnens - Interesting discourse SAP
bath last Oac soScth. another reApeih
'aree uuu hcr present The SAohAih school
a. improved greatly ln repeating scrip
tara s.ucc NJ Cushman's remark. IN TT.
,rrnce o. tlsfiuctucss Persian htereti
Is emr'oytd In Lewiston, an spends me
Sathaih Scr, slth bis fAmily--frot Mayo
= spsnilng The week In Boston. klen
Nsxin l. visiting her sister In Mass. Hart
isv Ca.hman Is a. home 90 avisit-Dur
.ng thc wcek over I'D cords OF en- hAs'
hccn COT AT taken % M. blrdin' NhNse
Nils. Cor hl1s--Dr. 1tapert our Tor.
mcr physician. Is eul1y.ng TIE climate OF
Colnmh.a Miss Howe cxpccr - lsA'e
Boston for Florida. Friday, sji--Miss
uammouls school - pronounced ~ Al
decided success next week VII give Al
accouut % closing cxcrciscs---staien
coming every DAY % arrange Tor NE sprih-
term % the Acsiemy--S. A. Iarne,
.ewelsr. i engaged a. TIE Falls, thls Nces
The West Minot Dramatic GAP pre-
seated thc drama, Enllsiei Tor the SAr'
a, TIE Chapel. on Tuesday evening", -oih
some % TIE parts were given AdmirApy
ant The plsy was considered success
though TIE audience Nas small
m. H. Glover u hauling Wool 20 M'
Fal. Tor 4 l. Packard. Fred farris
hauling for W. \. Th0mAs Paris hss
large lot % Ms own cut also. Jesse L az
uer has four men cutting on the place TOT
merry owned by The late c. e. Cushman-
Another coid wave has reached As; - De-
l1w. Thlrsdiy, and considerable wind =
Tsc lai,es met AZ Rev. Mr.. Richardson =
Tuesday, % rs-0fgAniEe The sewlog ClfeH
ii inv Nj have their frst meeting OF
TUESDAY evening, with Mrs > T. OSsn
man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

WILSON'S Embellishments Al aero
A zoo, Of snow has fallen, which mean
business In the logging camps DIR. sws
scy 81 Canton has been In town with DIS
mustang team fas, team. ani fast driver
TOO. We should ladge-rhe 'tote" teams
are now making Up for lost time. j. &
Bean has gone 10 to,lng for The brsgl
boys. with HI. oolts--T :. fllni, one o'
oar Ola residents, Il In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

UrtoS.-we have about I've inches Of
snow with q prospect % mor,--Asa q.
Ellngwooi has lusi received q pension OF
81 .0t0 5S-w. q. jenkins, ~ New lork'
who has passed several summers In Upton
and vicinity. Il In town hunting Ani see
lag bow he can enjoy lie In logging
camp-Our veteran hunter, NJ. y. Whit-
nsy. caught - foxes this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

RuNToRp -Thsyer's shook mill gives
employment, 10 Number OF men and teams
this winter. James Morse and others,
with six oxen arc drawing oAk for Waldo
Prttsngill, aud Chas. Graham i hauling
FOR Chas Abbott. aud q uumber ~ teams
are drAwiug shook ~ The Pond. john rs
les and the BlAkes have taken lob, 10
haul 1000 cor,is Of poplar from sunday
River 10 Bethel Hlll Tor Dudiey % Bysuts
Pona--Luna Abbott hnishcd a successful
term Of school In Bethel, last week, and
has gone 10 visit friends In New York
Susie Thompson. one % our best teachers,
i teaching Al Milton Plan --- mother
cold wave has reached as ~ deg below,
wednesday morning. the Wind GLOWING
very hard In the night, and continue, colo
AMI windy. Thursday. How a~fally pro-
voklng and unwslconlc such visitor, 80
psclally when the slelghiug i 80 excel
Lent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Ioesx's MrIIs Mr.. Ames and vile are
n,.,,,lrg Al Mrs. Dsniels's- They are rom
$500. ,nd vhen sufficiently improved IN
e..l,h ln,rud 20 20 bsck-fhe late snow
800 ~oos slelghlng--Mr. Curtis, our
-. .x~.I,..o, esrpenter II In bushes.
-, ~ ,,xn, his wife Is . nice eo<tmakef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Roderick's Cough Balsam IL prepared
from Q recipe OF one OF Maines most r.
nous physicians. deceAsed.-lt u guaran-
ted 70 cure. See advt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
noyINs NORTH.
Stage CONNECTIONS,

Al West ot-Daiiy, win mall uair, Tor
ia mai trsln. f,r Ihsss's Mails . miles. Turner
q niles, No. Bsekasid miles. and West ssmser
mil<s. Al Cansos-Dslly. with mall trails, for
East Peru miles, Pers miles, West fers ~
sos, rslls rs miles, Rozbury "a miles, Byron z,
nile. Honshton's % mliss. Also for bfttea' .
Mills, Liyermore, mhss. A. Giieertsiie.-DAi'
Ix wiih m All train. fof Canl0n folat miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

OituAp. Noic tae SMILE on tae lemotr.
rrr'. r.rrs s.ncc The last snow siofn o'
arraf Inches. nlslncss L. booming % -
AL wat tas l- oxen drawing spruce .
thr rIYrr--A f1ar-hor-c team, dfANias
spruce t1Wu thc VIII River rad, "a.
run over a h.gh ruh,nkmcnt fcS iay,
40. an ore 10 he horses wAs bAilY hurt
a more hasy place IL seldom i0und
thsn {. Nlsg.r Ton. ari some futurc DAY
yo1r correspondent Ill tAke ZIP tnefe
ans report the iolugs -Eocn Chapman
ID Bis sleigh Oh q man % hc gone Tor
rev tay-. BAT on Investigation the man
ircamprt. s.eIgh aui Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

oriug BY blows % make the teacher unier.
stand boz he should COndaCt himself
amoug thcm-The comrades % the q. A
propose 20 hold a fair some tine durlog
re mouth u fcb ID. NJ. Poster has
solt hls hay MARI o. W. 4. DclanO-u.
y Marshal bishee came % town Monday
night an arrest wss made Tuesday morn.
iug ON charge Of liquor sslling The
foipslrg arr The oficcrs OF Canton Grange
u 20 II. y. :. Msndall. Master c W.
Walker, orer~ccr; J. Maxwell. Lecturer
a. Ncutsn steward A y. Reynolds. = ,
Mr.. iliia Jones. Csros Mrs y. Packard,
Pomoua; M jennie Reyro'ts. flors F.
VIZ Nm Roc. L Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
ANDOyER. MAINE.

LrMRERIS0 OPERATIONS COLD DAf -
DoxarIoS PaKrY-SUccEssFUL SHOW
Bro BLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Henry W. Dusn. loo eco 0 %
Tmothy wAlser's estate. sioi-
aari Lott. 30 80 lo
Wheeler Booblsr, OF unknosu, 100 100 20
Aodfoseogsin water Poser Co,
balance % Township. go 800 80
All usnry ". Dann ~ Aniover North Surplus
Il appoiatsd AEent ~ super Intend the sspeefhars
81 the sane. accord nd 70 LAG. and IL r4aHed %
sirs boni a. the ias dlrects.
nN Aa.ioter North surpius. for he psrpo-< %
repairing % much 81 tee county rod ieAilng
ton Andossr Coinsf o. iptoa, a. lee sthia
ssd Surplus. ana siso 80 mech % ne bikft
Hfook roat. o. called a. lies suin sal sarplss
the fum % one hundrei and hny .foar dollars knd
twenty oeuis, 10 assessed a. follossi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

BEYASr.s roSu -uorah lofk Il teach.
iug I'M the Wt.tmau District --Neury
Brork aas 10 A thr Mia. aru t1 " %
Carts -Itr nlstnr cuurtT crugary
p.ayrf t.rrs evenings ta ttc .at.-'sct.al o.
a. Warnrr As 1-rn here 'llr tines All
school n tre t.lsgr closed Jan. if. Tht
s.10.ar. spctk lIg ..y of their tssclcrs tae
rast term -c T. Holghion want- to
-r. ..s larfaarr stnrc-- Tie Cfcers
0f Christopher itkc Commautcry, No.
-.r N.re .nstaI ..i Ian. u A. follows ol.
.r. WFnar. A. n G.. a. "a ktukln. NC.
MI, A Ca Cole. y. n c. VIC. Co.e,W
r A. Nalntflrt W a. Mr. LirfIe A
DAY k 90 o.. a. 2. Moanu1ri, = n Of
. A. O. bose. Z Mr.. 4 A. JACOBS, /
r hlrrt M11rtflrt. O. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

nESN,ES Samuel q Davis. ESQ. Spe
citi kxsminfr % 4. : Pension Claims. i
AZ bis home quite sick attended BY Dr.
hennett ~ Hiram umps ola yery ma
Ignant type are qultc prevalent; have
brcn - Zoe some time. TIE schools In 4
ulmher 90 Districts have suffered severely
-rhcrv va, q socisl dance az oii Eel
lows Hail. Jaa 2lsti large company and a
dre ume--Qllie cold weather. mercury
ls hrloW raru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

ml.sioners r. not satisfactory with te"
exceptions the work l. even more sSecra'
bly done than under the old system--Jsc
Hodsdou IL ysriing down spruce on Chas.
Kimhall's land In the south part OF Byron
has about % 600 now, will hnish IN about
A week, will haul three miles ani land on
Roxhury Pond In north part of R0xbury.
The timber goes 10 Growers mills IA An
dover. ..
Leonard Brown OF Peru has moved his
stock on u his farm In this town and VII
stay snd feed out bis hay--Ihe late
snow has given business a start Mrs.
4. A. Thomas l. seriously III she u AZ
tendef by Dr Small Of Runfori C,ntfc'
who 4. a Young physician Of much promise
The singing school =, Hop CITY u
nourlshlng Notwithstanding tha COLI u.
A. Knapp l. pushing forward with his
hulldlne-tsaac Bradcen and sons are
doing a smart thing In getting on, poplar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Ear Pnu.-The school In District No.
I closed Friday, Jan. 9th, with select read
ings ant GsclAmAtiOns BY the scholars
many Of the parents were present The
number OF scholars attending school was
~; average. n; not absent one-hAf day'
q. length Of school, , weeks 4. 4. llol-
man, teacher--Mr. Hall has offered The
Levi Lunt farm for sale---Ihe Ssitn
Brothers have pot on An ox-tsAm 70 hsul
their birch that they cut on the Lunt lot
ana they have commenced saving and EN-
ploy -four hands nOw--Jan. lxth, the
wife Off. b. Hutchlns presented him with
a aou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

W,rrrunr The lTth 90 January smiled
Al mona O. sfc che farmers, one % TIE most
harnr class 90 .ahorcrs. on account oi
.rrhs. % sn1s co. a Foundation calculated
f,r runners rsicat % whcc's--l would
rr.rIrf tne rrmhcrs 20 the CrystAi Wave
O,.,.-I T~rnpIars of Etst hlckhslt. that ihe
harrv anniversary p.cric supper vi Pc on
az Ian 10 January. Wa. hickntl, Oh
90 rrmhrr of ttc i1igc. has enjoyed The
east sixtrsn times. luciuting ne pro
rramur. taklug an active part in tnAi
FIf.cgn of tlr LIE school District attend
tt.sr darr.rg schools A. The village, BE-
s.ias the ttaclcr--S.N degrees ocloN
zero On che morning OF the lli1. started a
arrc rlmnef ~ OK ani tso-horse teams
s.fh heavy i1als on runners, showing ne
Inrr.WIshed frr time had come Tor winter
business Only a fts sheep are roS
krrt .r thr Lie District compared vita
rsrmrr YEAR,. Ncn-sheepkccpcrs are DOT
ohue cd to fence against sheep. makinS
.hrrn pastures scarce many owners oi
f,r. have kINei them on accoult " TIE
I,rr. rumber % sheep Allied arf wounded
In fhIs vicinity. Az animal hks been scen,
track measured, proving 10 DOT bear pc
nav have hacu tac death % many sheep
an .M...H N..NH 81 W -
on Thur.ow ~ Hartford When b. came
antr them De- ga not take them, sayius
they wrre ult ihc sheep hc bought Re-
su.t atrial before Jaige Bonnsy % llf-
rrr. at Portland. whose decision should pe
fnal. which Wa ln favor 10 lanrlow. No,i
must hs over sil1--Thc o,i custom oi
having thc teachCf board rolut l. coni.n-
ged th.s W.rtsf ln che Line District nus
saving hluirtis of dollars O. lcngi1cn TIE
schools. Thsy have three terms Year (.
summer. fiI AL winter earn hy COZ
vers.ug win parents And pupls, nat the
teacher. NJ farlu, Ii giving good rai.--
faction O. a. As there IL much discus
s.ou .u thIs Courty CONCERNING the Nouny
d.. I.rgs. I can bot rtfcci how many
school DISTRICTS. ToWus. Count.es ani
state. .u no iay have caused thelf voters
much regret hccalse thCy tii not bear 20
reason .ustcai % party spirit II Hartford
- called upon t1 Votc uPon ne Question:
Will wa move the coguty has.ncss from
the place where li - n0S ionci NAY Der
vote he d" lst Ne enough alone. TIE
voters 20 ills town are an intependcut
cas-. Elcu TIE professional men I've on
a farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

NrWKY. Irving SteArus hAs built aVery
nice haru the past season IL l. % isci
Vide AMI IN fc,t ioug. cellar under me
whole III Stearus has nice barn, oulh
two years ago u i completely nnished IN
modern style. AMI hAs cellar under u
whole higncss The smith Brothers
and T. T. Harlow have bridgct Bear River
and arc now hauling their timber 70 the
steam mill a. Ncsry Corner. J. n. seArie
Is put'lng hcmiock logs Into Bear River
Anuut one mile from - mouth. falpwooi
l. moving from sunday River 20 Bethel
Depot. some Is % 80 teams arc engaged
ln TIE business. 4 uumber % teams are
hauling poplar d sunday River In the
Stove rslgh enough TOT
the publlc roads. but not enough for rough
work IN The woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

PORTER. We have now eight inches OF
snow and teams are working early and
late W Try and make up for lost time. IL
Is most % the last month Of winter and
that a short one. and but very little log
cling done yrt-Sewsl Sawyer has
slaughtered, this season. some 800 swine,
y beeyes and over 100 sheep the best
seasons work be has ever done since nc
moved lnto this place--john Cole, one
OF the oldest men In this town, died on
saturday last. aged "a years His widow
will be - In few mOnths--Nrs.S Mel
lie Demerrit. the lady who was on the
stage coach when the horses ran Away ~
SO. Hiram, last week, and Jumped out
When the horses were a. full speed, u SUI
ferlng quite severely from . sprsined An
HE. Bat she WAS very fortunate In escap-
ing with no broken oones--Samuei V.
Perry Is buIldlng q shop and IL 10 nnisn
the upper story Into . tenement lie 70
putting on q French roof. which viii give
him better rOOms-Our winter term
OF school Is progressing nnelyi y. y. Gen
tleman Il teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

wTsr PAEis-Snow has covered the ice
ani bare ground. and business Is on The
STR again--Rcv. Nathan Andrews i away
a few days on visit % friends--slng'
ing school goes hard; We understand u
rulshcf when half done. Another school
taught by Prof Chamberlain. commenced
wednesday evening a. Trap Corner---
Prof %. q. Wallace Is In the place and Is
% give several lectures AZ The NJ. 4. chap
e. Tuesday evening he Il % lecture ~
the Masonic Hall ~ the fraternity; lei All
having due notice thereof govern them
elves accordingly, II they would hear an
interesting lcciure--The fourth quarterly
meeting OF the NJ. T.. Church l. 10 he held
by Rev. &. r. Allen al No. Paris, Wednes-
day. FEB. lith. p m. and evening, and A.
West Paris, Thursday, l2th. p m. and
sveuing-A cold wave comes, Wednes-
day evening mercury this morning (ssd)
rs below and stays there though the sun
goes %. Sleighing good.-A North
Paris. Edith Washburn Is very low. Mrs.
America Andrews II some better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

NORWAY .--nrcatfully cold weather
TIE community = very much saidened
over the acciicu, which occurred on The
Norway Branch. saturday lasi---Mr
Bradford VII take some mnsic scholars,
A. Reals uotei-A large audience wA-
present. % listen % Miss Angel. Sunday
iast. C0nfcrcuce A. The church next Sab
hAth-Thc tepoi-mAster Informs us That
s. stt passenger tickets have been soi The
past year. ani 1877 ton OF freight have
been handlei--Mrs. Swain died The past
week the husband % The deceased Is very
Iu-rhc marriage ~ Miss Lillian Amc-
% ChAries Scrihucr. The cfprcssman, took
place on saturday lAst--bclle Whitcomo
goes % Portland 81 take music lessons OF
Harvey Murray Ball i being taikei OF
flr The fth % March.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

UnnuNrfrIu Arthur uatcl. Blind
rrsr. grAiuats of Perkins Institute. bls-
f.r Will deliver frCc lecture at tae o.f
rt.r.h. FRIDAY eyeu.ng. oa fola.tf ID.
r.atnr -foop.c arc cutting AL Qack
rr .r no comes from Burnt NrafoN
I.rf arI is verY fuc quality Mara
Sal. .. VIA party ol others. NAs o
tr from Porter one evening a., tae
t.lr struck q piece 10 tAfc gru1ni. iaf
-s. nrran k.ck.rg. rrar.y dcmnIsa.ls
t.s -. aui thc iaiY N11 Accompanied
.n - 1afy bruised on tac facc--pcan
walker atciy running f1r q boot sni
s.r rrr has irr The r1ai. takcn vie
al rnrr.t ihe oii purgln place A. nlf-
crsv 10 Warrcn Ql.ut To hl..i.
1t, .aFr lately been repaired anl uiif'
ga store. auI Del Intends rutt'ng PM
.t0lk rf groceries. WarfCu Qllni hts
eat thc photograph saloon of ufanh l.c
r..r ans gone Into 1usiucss l1e I o.
-sa II, circle meets this Wcinesiay
m q Hean's hal--Nr Bean aas Do
.... .nrr In runrlng oTicr-- Mar uo.i
f.aate cf pcahoiy. Mass. IL visiting Dr.
.-ar irarrrts. Mr. sut Mr. ucurY How
sci Mr.. Lots Howard - boarding thi,
ar.sr sIth Der niece. Mrs.. 0coTgc Wasc-
..I Mss : j Staples. of tat trm or ;.
fLF q Staples. hks BETA In bosion ms
u.tk ou business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

RoxbuxY.-is deg. below zero, Jan. IL
and %; very windy--so iAr. tne o.
ing ofthe roads under the direction OF con-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Wa hUuu. Amorg iac la..,i anN
r..,.t .nnrrtant arr. as IL an Iniani AZ at
f.r.r nr NJ. d.. ClkuflCr DIR u ". pa
t.0r S.uth Paris. was calcf here aealn
t..s wcsk ue frts 'Afgc auouni oi
surk o. 90 herr-n. n Grover Iuaici
.rstsrr car VIII potatoes on SATURDAY
49, A. 81 csuts 90 tasarl Corn I, 81.
~ hrrc fof -I conts ari oats Coz - clut,
II usIucss IL uvsiy. Teams AZ c1mlns
o. ~ ". Iarc AZ al holfs of tar Say l'aici
Win tlrra Cor $3.50. strips. rol.Af i'f pap
ani hru'or hark for thc Norway tsnncii
We ros have cuQlgh sros ior goo.
s.rIii.nc or our f1kis. nat more Il ucsif.
~ thc umbermrn iu ttc wool ~,
nruoCRar deserves an lrcrrhsei c.rcnIt-
tou. an 90 hnpc every rcairr sl. trY OBJ
.rta.naf cN rrN slnsCr. rfrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

BrE0S THURSDAY another cold Nase
srlek U.s. TIE merCary stood Al ~
ts.1s I1 The morning AMI is9 btisS q
f1s evening stephen Taylor has sod
t.s 1Ig oxeu % john 3. Staples OF ar
atge. who i iogg.ng from spruce hoan-
it.c to sNlN River In koxnury. Otl,en
,-sau a. 60. i % have TIE timber. NJ
Taylor recently lost pain Of good cai.,e
BY gettng crossed up ant ehoket 70 deaih
.l tae larn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

.-suup.-The Cn.versailst society
l..Ia slcccssfli entertainment on ne eve
rrc 90 Jan ID. AZ which ne farce A" ne
L,te H-1r' 49, SCI prcscntci rcce. -
a...t sr-An Ola foiks nancc a. To-
.rs Hal. - advertised f1f rhurstay eve
rrg 1s1. u. an crIoyAois occtsiou = IN
tr.r. patton he s.xtcth anniversary
.f tae marriage % ncA David ftrrAf al
u r. occurred Jan. ~. A serious accident
t Mr. FArrar. fec days preNiols' PR
F.rts.l a. INTENDED ceieorAton OF ne oc'
Co.'S ln by thsir friends. Several present.
f.l Ahroad have bean seni io them, anl
a.1 Isster irom Hon john ID. Long
Mrs. Farrar. whose iuiurY va dly ~
corded ID tls DEaocEkr, = slowly Fsc9''
errg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

ONroEp. livery one with The possible
exception Of the blacksmiihs and the school
boy. with skates In their hands rtloioei
% see The snow and many are Improving
u IN hauling oAk. slaves, wood, etc -
Lycsum AMI Mrs Jariey's wAx-works In
District so. l. saturday evening The
Assemblies are well Attended--The c. l..
: T.. met with Mrs. George walker-
Mr. Cummings has been very sick. Ms
Scrihner l. Improving Mrs. l.. Her
ssy fcll and Injured herself severely, Tues
day--Mrs. Geo. HaEcn, recently returned
from Wisconsin. has been visiting friends
In tosn--John Chadoourne l. circulating
a petition against moving the County
buiiings--John Robinson l. preparing 10
cut ice-Many arc nshing on the Fond (;
Harry whiieh0ase caught large nsh.
weighing over pounds VERY cold and
now the festive sausage rcigneta.
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THE ART INTERCHANGE.

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asaInaf James \. HAL. JOIN Neston snd " Iiliam
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rsrts III ne tAs % ths Cross heirs, kmsry sni
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h. stpsnacd up5a ne rosi iesslbg IRON Andosv
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tius l. appointed Agent " stpsnd the sans AL
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rslisf. shlsh lice In sad Township, IN sam OF
- huuifci collars b. assessed, a. foliossi
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ii H.. anrual tosn mcetug I'M Marca--
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a. ...trrr fte stream. hut other parties
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tttr w.rklf AZ clearing .t s1i thc grant.
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.frarrr - being gcnrraliF s.grci here "a.
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r.t III granted.
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