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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-03

The appointment Of "a new board Of
Pension Examiners gives the Jonesbo-
70 Herald 4; Tribune a great deal Of
trouble, else why does it want to use
half column every week in fretting
about it. 1t seems to think the dis
appointed Democratic applicants for
places on the board are terribly cha
grined, although they are not fussing
or complaining. We think the troub-
le is in the distorted mind of the Pet
tibone organs editor, disappointed
defeated and maddened by the ap-
pointment of DR.. Alexander. Why
these Petitioners hate Alexander
worse than they do jeff Davis. His
appointment is all NORWOOD and
gall. The mention OF his name makes
them froth at the mouth. We know
it's bitter, Walter, but you'll have tt
grin and bear it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-03

The Jonesboro Herald IN TribulatiOn
thinks Cleveland's administration is a
failure because the Pension Board
missed one meeting after the old
Board was removed and before the
new one could be organized. But
that is fixed now, and the Board meets
every week and soldiers are being ex-
amined. We hope that paper will
now let up on the "Union Soldier
business.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-03

GREENsBURG, Ind, Sept. 1.-Sheriff
Walsh, Marshal Clemens and two as
sistants started yesterday in carriage
to find and arrest Barney Conner, a
local desperate. The two first named
were armed with shot guns. They
met Conner on the turnpike and or
dered him to halt. He sprang toward
the fence and put his hand to his hip
pocket, when Marshal Clemens fired
at him killing him Instantly. There
were seven warrants out for Connors
arrest. One of which was ;or partici-
patton in shooting.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-03

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaine, Cornes, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refun-
ded Price % cents per box. For
sale by J. B. Hash.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-03
THE COMET.
johnson City, Tenn. sept, 3. 1885

The latest thing in soups is a puree
Of chestnuts. Take two quarts Of
boiling water and a copy of the Comet.
Stir gently.--BristOl Courier.
Too deep. We did not "catch it,
Charley"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-03
=, &. HARRIS,
WATcH-MAKER AND JEwELER.
Room over the Postofdee, Johnson
CITY, Tennessee.

All kinds OF Watches, Clocks, jew
elry, and Sewing Machines cleaned
and repaired ON short notice, Salts
faction guaranteed or no charge made.
Point forget that | can repair read.
Just, or rebuild as good as new, any
machine ever made. s4dec20tf
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-03
why Tears Flow From SpOiEs-
mems Eyes.

A report from the woods is to the
effect that President Cleveland has
gained twenty pounds weight, mostly
in backbone.-C Chicago Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

WEST PARIS

Al.rge sadleoce gathered al Jafkins-
Hall 90 hear Prof Parker read. lsst Tues
dsy evening. bot. owing 10 an unasoidshls
delay In rsaching The village, shout Two
thiri- Of thos. sho hsi assembled returned
"a their homes, thinking the Professor sick
Hence II va. de.m-i best not to give ths
-n,srtsinmrni. huta COMMITTEES Of The lrad'
lng cltlren. % W Psr. engaged Prof Par
ssr ,o rad there Ia Centennial Hal, on
January Ia. ~hsn q crowded house i a.
sured Ga that occasion Prof Parker oil
b. N~s.i.tsi ny hi. frlrud, Charles %. Cum
Mugs. Of SOath Paris. Sno will siug aud
plsy on several musical Instruments.
The new chair factory IL completed and
il an honor % those who hsve contributed
20 mske 10 = success A. well a. al orns'
meui - our village The carpenter wofk
h.- hen plsnnsd sni sx-cut~d ~ MI
Hsnry Cumming. 81 Lock-'- NILS. and
aas ben dnne In vsry scccptsnie mAnnsr
The D-iicstory BAL. on lsst Thufsday
evening, va a very sni iysnle occasion,
ani TIE whole parry decided - reprAt the
occasion on Friday ev.nlnx M 2bth, ~
shich time 10 L. expected % sufpt-s 81
'ofmsr undertaking. 10 The wsy " sin1'"
m-nts. This .. Ia b. not only 0rsni
Bal. bat = Grand Christmas FESTIVAL A
eue plctar-"rhe Tr,uhsipuf ia en-
h1ss~i lraih.r. with various other nice
pre.sut.. IL % be given away.
J w kimnall 60 and J II Bsrfow-
Gill move into the nrw factory th~ nfsi OF
January Aune o. chsirs stli be m ,nfsc
ur,i here which will sarpass anything OF
the klui made Ia the country. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
HEBRON

Prof J.. y. Moody Vas 3, church. Sab
bath dsy.
GA .ocouni OF the storm and bad travel.
iug. the evening meeting sss omitted.
Monday IN rnooa TIE annuN church
ms.ting occurred. over which Z l.. Peck
sri presided : 4 Cushmsn. who has
SERVED a. clsrk several yesr-, was rc'
elected. hot refused - sccep, me position.
and u n Startsvsnt was elected. u A
Cu.hmsn. TREASURER. sAs reelected. X
: ID Richardson's reply - The committee
la r.g.ri - The ~ithdrssa ~ his rr-ien'
stlnn was reai. ani remsrss we're m 81"
~ Mr. Packard giving Mr.. kichsri-on'-
reasons fof adheriug b his pafp'sc. With
fs.p r.grrt the people frlt oDlig-d 10 grant
bis r.qasst Anf an.r . useful ps.torsts
II twelve years hi. lApor- here ar expect
q % close on the last Ssbbsth OF fvOra'
ary.
Ths pound party OF which I gave notice
ls.t ss,k sas - I'D ~ . large number.
sni tn proc..is amOuntei n nine dollar,
To- mnu.y and many u.-nl supplies.
Cusamsu's 40 .rtTtt- have ia.t boughi =
large supply Uf cla.-lcsl music. sui will
D. prepared % sing onr 81 me hsst picc--
ever cnmpossd. entitled Rsmenner nos
thy Crratir 10 the Days ~ 10y fouih.
Il d. hop.i that duriug The year They mst
receive high COMP nsati0n Tor their excel
lsnt music.
M---r- Everett AMI Stesrns Will sopn
haul . htru ahout . mile. isklog 10 nun
here 20 IN m-.tos land they bought re-
Gently Of Et-slsl Merrill.
Mr. snd Mr. P~nl-y ~ Paris visited
their r.latiye. here nr.t of the w~sk
within . f-s weeks = rs-csl cane from
cot % tosu ant sold ilqapr on . pablo &c
cs.iOn. This wick-d act hss b-en CON.
mitt-d several TINES within the year, .ni
.am-thing ought % be- lone shout u The
rum-..llsr. the liar and mischief mskTf
ought % be Kept 0ut ola place A. good a.
Hebron. "
S~leighing sgsin.
S-vsr.l p-opl- here have been quite slek
from vaccination
W. hat = pleasan, call from Prof J
MoOdy. Sandsy. lie returned ~ Bridston
Monday
Mr.. Caleb Benson 4. spending The win
ter 1t N Bearers
Mr. Be,rce has been repairing the under
plniug 10 bis barn.
cyru. Pratt 4. sOmewhst better.
Pn-be Merlin 10 Improving slowly Levi
M.rrill's twins we're quite sick last wsek'
but are nov b~ttsr.
A wedding At Rev. Mr.. Richardson's,
yesterday. l6th).
Much pig sining" OF late.
Thursday evening prayer meeting. his
week, At william Prstt's. Mrs Pratt IL
quite feeble sBd unable TO get oat much 20
meeting In winter. &
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
RRYANrs POND

4 " B.ri.u n nf virsipis The lt,h'
snf oil ~ sh~rnt ssvsfsi S-k-. " "
Hsthassy ~. chsrgv 10 tis pasioess daf
Inr ~ au-surF.
N . uuughtou hss quits . lect"n 81
ChH.tm.- rs-i- thst ~ui n- -"ld eh~ap
Merrill Cha.~. j. ~hu has h-'n 10 N,
mill hu.Iu~.. in Csnsfs Or = nomn~f "i
y..rs. \. % , si.it Ia hls fsthrr Al NO
W -oi-tucs. ~bo = To- f.inux h.aith
Or-amu. Mute. u Bostoo, ~ss 10 Tow
a. so
I : Curtis Intend. b. cut . gieate' PR
ofth- uma-r fof hi- h.ru iron BIS LOT "a
p-rh.m NJ To. fousd.tion 10 completed
49, y. wul hoid -.fly To- IN -pnn<
Chs-e - 10 druz store has pot 10 =
go stork - Christians xoOi- a. usnN
n. charche- here oil uuit" 10 si'ina
q, -u,.u.inmsut NJ tbs Baptist ehafeh'
Christnss I've
"a. b~.r uothiug bet praise FOR N m,n
A.. m.ut of oar vilisg- schoois enlrf w
pr.-nt teachers. rnsy have ne fscoil
efE-uins IN. -rhplsr- iut.r--tsh 10 tn-l,
.turi... hs-iiss obtaining The gooi VII
fs.rh Cos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
HARTFORD.

The nth 81 Dec. m'~r-s cold. windy
morn, msn In Hartford Early Ia hip
shlugle Crystal wsvc Hall A 1Ood lob
sss duue. A ine prospect on the i2th Tor
,noth-r oee.
D-c.mn.r Is len with = storm on
rur-n grnuud. Witch m.d. th~ farmers
mile ihr rain heiorr morning put = veto
- their 10y. Doe -miliog clsss pss.'d ~
.aTly moru-hnutsrs snd huunds. Hos
hsppy thu class spp-sr ~ bc.
Rev. & k~sus ~ Hebron prssrhes - y.
Sumnsr sv.B Sshhsth forrn's'n. wh'Te
Rv q Ric- supplies, and Al East Bach
~ si2rs
CHARTS Bickuell Vas = live memhsr Of
m. Crystal waye hefor- he In fsr Minu
u- closed hi- wufk D~c.m1.r q Let
-umn-r be huis = chimney ~hn-- top as
lss f,st high The elevator was III ~ f-et
hign lli- father q hr,thsr ~ mio", wn'n
. y~oung.t~r. nv~i With 0.n Packard, q
hsit-r ~ Buckn,ld village; many rvmem'
~ him
hear that Robert vOse and wife are
vi.itlng a. Buckd~li viiisg-. anrr 40 an
ssnce ~ thirty one years In lllioois.
kuss Ns-s vel shrn iving In th- house
uos osned ~ J-rume Irish. lis sify
90. . pupil ~ mioc sh-n ! tsught m
school At IN Lio- District 10 usrtf'ri, .
dsughtsr ~ wili.m Bari, living vh,r-
Nufnri Irish nv lives.
p-c.mn~r iS-ro The great " n han.
df-,i-. fuon+r- are o-~i gls-- 20 sfiv"
Enssgp0i day 4, u.e raon-r-. shich l.
sell lmsrov-i ~ ot soi hof." team
The buiiding shich ss- moved Lotto .ni
nai.h-i In Bncsn-ii village ~ VI Np--.
sss ono. Occapi-d ~ ssma'l Barre. To
H~auford-sn hooorci euro, much 80
- nd; hk~~i-- bis int-r--ilng fsmily
Who shall d-cid~i' ~ J y |. whom
I have knosn FOR many y"srs, h. much
Truth q. vel a. reason In H. II shouli
sitrsc, The ~sitenllon OF l. ID, = former %
pll ~ mine
Itsppssr. that Logan vss bright snough
Mt 20 have his tongue tird ~ M ur.r ~
n Vice Presidents chair Sherman viii
~ that Cd ,ir. ani i-sv- Lngsn The use ~
h. uog.f or the good Of this nation snd
uthsr nstlnn-
regret ~ hear that e Wilmington or
B1csn~ld q. coufa~i a. his bsd sgsin by
-ickus-.. One morning. y"srs ago. ! nj
hin In N. vlilsg- H. alluisd n my b.
iug DOT early .sid ! was going 10 =
tsmp~rsnc- m~siing H. noi msking 10Y
rificul-. 90. .ufpfl.sd until | hsard his
Mint VS. swass 4, thv ~ CT Of tmpsr'
.nce Tie AMI wlfc we're friendly 10
HsKTFoKp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
Z SIMMER

The rr.i zero wes,her VI The season cane
Thnr-dsy mprning
Nf. Alvan \ Robinson len Tor her home
In Lawrence, last w.dn-sisy.
Af.f-sell p,ftV N Rev. snd Mrs. Rice
90. given last Moni-y evening At The
house Of Sh.ron 4 ,Hlusou, = large numnef
hsiug pre-snL They were presented With .
silver csk. bssk.t snd Other prr-"ut- from
their lat psd.hioncr. ani irirni.. VIZ.
x ,bin.on sctng as -posrsmsn ZOE me do
nor. Both Nr snd Mrs. Rice fr.llngls
responded. They leave saturday Tor thsir
their uss hpm- At ,aipVer.
AChrstms. Festival II announced f1r
Fuisy evening. a. the Baptist Charch.-
S~vsr.i u.ishb,rhosi tr~sss also spoken
Of on Thursday sbd Fdiay evenings.
Will you Kindly permit Ne 10 call si,eu.
ilon. without solicitation, 10 the Import
snoe of sustaining The hons paper. nos
receive tsslvc psp-rs weekly. besides
transient sui sample copies. sni none l.
mnrr w-irom- than the of familiar on
ToRD DENocRsr. Ia mechanical spP-sr'
zoe. snd Interesting locals u IL hardly scr
psssei by Any that come IN oar noties.
sni | bOs wonier that any resident ~ the
coauty can sfOri % 90 without u when
the srpeu.s 4. - trfing drmly believe
that parents can maze no better Invest
msu, than - keep their table and nreside
sell Supplied Win good. .oand ns~.pa-
pr. Il d. last a. ssssotisl - the staiJ
~ geography sni history 10 the school
rom. n mof- sttsntinn sss given ~ this
m.an. Of nr--ide eel ymsnt, fvser boys
would SEA vicious pleasures s-sy rum
home. Cultivate rsfly . TASTE Tor goOi
safe reading KIP vour-slf sni the FAINT
~ well posted In The new. % The DIV, ~
u.c ~ the hume paper. The DEHOcRsr j.
q safe paper Tor al % read 1t 10 ne en-.
coungsd by . ho.i " good promp, sub
scribers. SLoCUs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
RuMFORD.

We are bow hsviug Zoe slsighing, and
comparatively good wssiher and sVid'ni-
IN. ne people thluk u The bsst time for
gstting sfuunt
Th-r~ q. quite . demand for work horses
10 This section. srd the supply seen. ra,h'
% Ilght Horses are largely taking The
place % orsu.
Amo. Actin has sold his Bounef colt
. ~ EitItt
Fu,t.r 4 marble ar Engaged In The log
gus ba.io... in WOODSTOCK Agsla, this
sIntsf. Marie sss Ia to W. this week.
un hls Ny 10 Nsry BE- Suali lac 10
pufchss- som~ nsmlnck hafk
TIE y nj a. Mn- frei Roles,
thi- ~ The lsdi-. - the sDcirty Oil
nold , Far, At ih- The uuion church, 10
thi. yili.ge. ca w-iu.si.y. N" 81 Int
In The aHsfpoon ani sv.uing. f'r Tutsr.
tsinmsut In The esruing, he op-rrita'
" College Nci." will hc rendered. With
other mu.ic anf rrcltsiions.
Teams nos cr,.. the river 90 The Ice a.
he frrry. shovo IN rup- While u ]. gnoi
boating a. the f-rry. .nd op~n water Tor
some dl-iaae-. below th- f-rry.
Bsfk-r displays = foe lot Of Christm..
gnsi- a. ~ store.
J n Bsrs-r q. agent for . hoos OF ~
en-. cnot.ining selections from the bet
sathpr.i 10 msk-s an excellent Chustma-
present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
OXFORD.

The NJ. y. church vas re-Opsued On Sun.
DAY, D.c.mD-r ~. snsr being closed some
m ,Dth- for repairs. The sermon 81 the
morning service WAS preached by the pas
tor. R-y. Mr. Mitchell. and vas an able
discourse. Ssrvlcss 10 the evening were
conducted ~ Rev. Messrs Mitchell, En-
mons ssd Tracy An invitation Wa II.
tended 10 Rev Mr. Cummings Of Briigtoo
10 b. present, hut he was unable u do 30.
The wslls and c.iling ~ the church have
he.n newly frescoed and the pess paint-d.
which. with the addition Of new pulpit
furniture aud carpet, gives q pleasing
EJECT
Both Societies are mskiag the ususl
preparations for Chri-tmss Festivals
Mis. Lsth.m OF Portland gave an enter
tainment a. the school house, TUESDAY
evening, consisting Of select readings Win
mu-lc by th- Orh,rf Brass Band.
George Cliff ad OF Paris has been can.
WASHING for book--" The Water world"
sud The Peoples Dictionary and Eoey'
clopedis
Mr- L~ittlewood has gone to visit fri nds
ln Deter.
D~nn~t Coiton's daughter. who has be- n
very LICK for some time died last week.
Cald weather sod b 4 rosds.
wilh-rI = little son Of Cyru. Brown vas
hsdly -rsld-d on the peck and chest, but
l. now doing we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
NO. %FRYEBuR0.

stranger. usssd. hungry, and travelling
from star. arrived II th- hospitshle farm
hon-- OF wosim.n Chsrl-- ~ q late hour
saturday Afternoon. the l2th lost tn"
~sad.rer received every attsntion-iNs .
girl"
ur.. Arson Charles 4. more comfort
shle.
Tn. Lowell music scholars ~ Mrs Ber
he Abbott took sivsntsg- Of ths "mopn'
light sni the -nos ~ give th"ir P1paiar
tesch~r = surprise. "Wednesday evening
Aisrge party from No fryehu'g ait~nd'
"a the golden WEDDING ~ Beni 'hsrl.-
sni WIFI ~ Stow. the I'm Inst The pres
.uis wer- num-rin- ani WILL sel-ct-ii =
houutiful supp-r Va -"rv~i. snf mifth
ant music rrign-i until . late hour.
Poistoes ar 90 cent. q hu.h.l delivered
Al ffye' org
Aibiou wymsn Slaughtered shog dressed
go In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

several m.nths ago the Qa--,lou ga
seized n there wss . posts-s In Oxford
Cpuuu I opine there are several tn o. 10
= l.dy t-schiug 10 an al inlux town, ~ho
hs- ~fitt-n s~y.r.i evsst pOsm- snd l.
capable Of ~ritlng some more Recently
an ~sutogrsph book vas handed 10 her for
h-r ~sisustar-. when the foilOwing serostic
.pp-.F-i slmn-, - ~ m ssici
y al ca
Grsc~ anf truth b. thtns sdoFninE,
9ss.ni 80 pie tn-iF Ia "a. -iae,
AZ - psscr - ntr f-iF msFainE,-
Oosn- 49, Eri-' o. th~~ or thins.
n fufurv hay. b. hsfk "a drrsr
4 uuHr. - Euo~ that 1sst 10 MAR.
= ust- snsr~sri- .uothsr hook Wa
gis-n her Or th- sane parpss~. when this
sss prviucci To = sianiisr msnnsr
2, JoHS
-Jnsi 40 an. ~if sui uu- pirs"s
Our-i 80. ~uri- ih--s arc 10 mel
90 hl.st ne fhsmsht ~ ~ 4 49, you
Nc shiis a. ysuih this truth pursu-.
Sss. Qaruus tne ivio~tug ststTss we're
sidri - snofh-F h."ai
no-s,s mueh - sssis.
lufla Yuu rnntri,
Noar character snd -iaL
~ fftaN.
loF Anr g~iafness D. ~ pnFfinn hcrf-
On nuih ~ vile p~1mn ths sril a. hast,
upnnr asd vira b. nv 18th sinc-rv,
Nur onc. alios tempta irns a. liner ssr
TIE iz.t v~fsr L. a. scr '-tic. snl NE nost
she ths = Tier svsr compassd
Ant her 4. sn.ing squirrel siory Nv.
~ fsl. furiug The Zen y.sr- Ne hsVe hS'd
4. o.. G ma nrlng aesut M m I'd" ~
: pt.mn.r. our ct. hsv~ hsgun - hfins
ia fsiug squirrels. u-n,lly k-~ping u %
nrui snoat wlutsr Dariug this time 49,
sud dad. marry every mpruine, a sh"l'
sQ1irrrL one partly d-vuuret. " . tail
Inst ~d-psnfirg on th- sppetit- " The cats
mi the amount ~ oth-r game caught
some times ~ have fouuf ~ msny -
four. Tso 90 thru times ~ have founf
ne alive ant sPpsr-nuy anhurt In tn
mnruing. hsslng mNia hi- e.csps snf
climbed % splsc. ~ salty Ia such Gases
I have carried then hsck - the wood-,
rut have resson q ~t~ll-v~ thev we're ~
csp'ur~i ne nsIt night THIS fsll. hsvins
scufn,-ity Z 81. hos msny they would
nflng in. I APT he tail. - The cats never
at thrm an dad the nnmDer ~ ~ a.
At ne. Amt rvsf-r. n wa doa1t ms
snrf. nissss call ~ ms hpns- an , connt
hen ~ yuuf-rif, Tor tt l. . rect knosn
-v-u ~f,r- M dsy- - Lio'Ni., that 81
there AZ . fsw cr~atar~-. such.
flf i~n.tsnce. - SON - m cnn.ts. sni
-i-lrh-rrH--. thsi have -rv~rsl tsil- .sch.
tlni - = .qlirr.l ever hss hat no"
% ny ~ sul give ioa . brief history
~ ne suimd To- Qa-stipa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
NEWRY

ANer to 90 thrrs az. ~ sleighirg -
A. uos Len tts mff-t of thss suus 81
sone sui Ne fosfs in vrry muiiy COO
ufra
y A Thurston. 81 N~srv Corusr. L.
se.ut mskIug a. sftitlnu O. BIZ -t-sm mil
io orirr o. pat iu = coupi, 90 lsth,s 90
i1ruIag f1sss
R1a. Fsrrsf ~ tskru = loa o. coz suf
- nIr b fof Nor rhur-tnu D. = op~fst.
.og 90 an osuui ~ Lvssion steam
uU Go
C.sn snf D Hnsspi AZ tninr = Errf
rl-nu-- ysruug um-f Coz faitlr VI
rn.F raw "A ux-n knf uine n-u
"a = u~ung- rs = isfsv iut ~ sheFp
.h.ch h- ~. nlaght a. 30 prc-- b.. 10
nufcarrog somc of tlr g orv.tof thvm fvr
lIs 80.
urc i--T,r urlc % ne si.igh h~lI.
.tre ursr.t 49, 90 -rssHusnir musC
CtfI.tms- j. crssiuE uigh AT q. usa-
frsf. . . Gel gafuI nu.tis uf pfrparati1n
Ftr. 49, f.-uvsI. sr- sgrv o. he ~" order
,f a. az. ttoagh shrr, srt sten i Dot
So fa.ifri
utrif rrurs'on l. iylng very ll Al BE
aaus BEL l. rt y 70 thrrv - rs so. ar
nns r~- Irut. OF sy
a. a L. rusrr-. 81 thIs tow. Allied e
.u,rf % tar utnrr fsy 10 49, sn'at svs
-r mnut1. olL sui s.igh-i 81 lns
Ptsti-- 49, srIling a. Bethel uos fnf
e. pr na-hrl
He,f RIVER, briigct wiih Ice. SkA,ins
SIS co
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
r. BETHEL.

n-csmhrr lo-ssrm .uf pleasant With
o. suus W have nj q ionr suf ver,
ii-s.sut s-sssn 20 I'll srsthsr. watch ~.
~ one ~ Improved sti I'll sre no.
a A. resiy ~ sintsr euuagh SUES 90
g.sri sl.igting suuli nus hs s,lcon.d ~
81
Potatoes 49, rottlng hsiis Try ar No
srIuug ~ Lckr'. Nils nr t0c ani o.,
% nushel
g. q Kmhsu ~ snii hls horse % Capt
7 u nrtfnprn fr sl2S
= J Hpssri l. sprniiug = uampcr of
suks I'M -t1n
Ms irnr urit hNs Enu q sanford,
shrrr shs 49, sprnf ~ siuter.
NJ W y Bose hss xnn- a. th- G-n.
srai uo-p.ts On Pirtisuf. D. h- treated TO-
= cancrf 80 vs. accompanied ~ hsf 50
ter. Msrs ~snnnrn
m-,n Brssa one OF oar oldest ciu
a ns. III I1Itr sICh
EuErur hesn i. pnrrlug ln 80 sinfns-
nrf making Imprrvrm-ut- un NJ nru-r
rrrsrnIng - 49, cnurrh ~ krv a. n
usnnsforf. DC % N2r "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
Wilson ) MILLS.

The wsathsf has hen suarr and dc
I1.Inu 20 ttn-s Interested In seAihtfi
th.rv CAM lust snos enough % start pro-
TO- out 90 runurr-. th-n cane nav NAV
tsok TIE -uo q 20 AZ d-l faster thsn
q cane. n mAkesit very bard for the op-
ratnrs To- ~ wuOfs and tote team
Anght b-twe.uacuuple Of frlloss q
. diversion f0r th- boys a. the Post Me-
SATURDAY uight. There has hcsu 80 may
s-f-lpn. ~ The story. that u ~oot bear
- p-sting.
Bu.ln-s. l. lively shove The Atiseoo-
F.ll. 90 ths Msgsllowsy Th-r- ~" II
camp. on or mar th- river. The opsf.-
tar- Lsc.'-d 80 The .s-t i'd ~ m fiv'r
M. ~. Yufk Bros. wsltsr Wet N"lu",
D.vis A. sfard. wsitsr Bucknsm. ~ith
B.uu.t 4 Plot. ocrupy on- camp LNf' a
Nst.r-. usmin BrU-.. P"rry kgnhlu-'
HON. Sssyvf C,fl-lOn & wight hlloE
sos-i. h-.l~r A T. nsussi On N" sect
.if- Wrrt~ofth Bros. HOraer fr"-t'
T~tch-n & ) riba-r. whs.l~r 4 wilson.
Durs.- a Yafk 10 The ABBOTT brros,
r.itch,I York, have 10 = number OF
trans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
ANDOvER

Eight Inches 81 suos frll Saoiay ulght
Th- m.rcay frll 10 10 below ZERO, Wed
n--isy mornlng
J,hn Akers has moved into his new
huusr.
The "ylllsKe" district l. considerably
sgitst~i over thequ-siion % buildiug . new
-chonl hou-e. several meeting- have hreu
bid. bot nothing a.noite has nero done ;
At pr--~uL ho~~vsr. 10 looks a. though
thns- In favor o. The n~w building would
carry the dsy That ih- boiliiog uos oe'
copied Nv the village school- l. q disgrace
a. the place goes without ssylng
Harry P.rcivsl gave = party Al the shop
"Wednesday ey.ningi Harry 4. = eeoisl
,ouug man, and lik.- Ia have that hint Of
= good time thu, ~ all thick ~ ~h acc
p-uh.gvu" aud the green carpet arr
msutiOned.
MI Corson has opened = full line o.
Chri-tms- g"ois
Rev. 4 T. Psrlln gave . religious lee
tufe ~ y .-t Andoy-r. Tu--isy evening.
Csptsln G,old has %rs'uuref frnm Boston
wh+rr be has been for surgical tr-s'mrnt
~ bis Eyes. aud reports bis sight much I'm
proved ~ the op-r.tihn
Jo-hus Small hutch~rei = nineteen.
months'-old pig" FOR the Abbott Br"-.,
'hi- week, that weighed, when dressed,
zoo los.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22

tioa vii bid up ts.ir right hands MI thsy
,r~ e,unt-di WAT . .lv tim 80 mlsht
h,v.i We cooid 40 aud -sy enough, W u
wss fil reported. % al ou- Dsaoca,r TO
The sxela-ion Of ali advertisements. III
such . meeting should tsk- place, hope
the COMMITTEES ~ arrangements will M,
male any provision FOR . ball, q. OUT old
fri~ud-. n rtfDri. AMI l.. and w and q
" n would hardly want 10 help pay the
d.iilsr
Glad l. ID has rome Into our lines
sssin, Thought ne bad taken o. tLs Gr,sR-
Goods snd gut lost
Have hat bad lock getting my cards In
ON time for the last too wrss--iont sup
po.e yonr resder- lo-t much, bot, then,
strsss coant somstim.s
Th.nk- a. 4" Ioi.s" Tor his Interesting
suici..s III gill be- 81 much historic val
uc Ia the future. q ~ n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-22
MASON.

We have fair smoaot % snow and peo-
ole ar making gOOi Use OH
VI. have bot LITTLE news 10 ehrOnlelr
thi. w-k
Var venerable correspondsnt l. msdr
M |. short c.ll the Othsr day, sol IN
h.pp, % ssy b. s.smsd In good beslih iof
. men Of hi years, sbd biz mind u ss VIZ
oc,a- a. 10 davs gnn- ~ " dsys snb
n.ppine.s w.rr 10 the powrr 81 m.bds "
stv~, he would Dc richly ero"ned WIN
9TH
G-ors. n MI. has taken ajph haaliae
birch snd ppplsr from Wild River 70 W.
4 skiniog-'- mill ~ Gtle.d-
\ ] Mains dr---sd and marketed -"me
nic. chickens. a f-~ days ago. SEVENTEEN
rhick-. III mootAs old. weighed - ln- !
n. ant them % L~~i-ton sni r'e-lsrd 10
e.ut. = poand Who says POoltry do--nt
o.x- when IL Gill bring that price snd
,,aas hogs DOL, S. and 5 i2cf
M A. ..id N q deer are plenty In the
xas,-. out have heard OF none being
caught 80.
hsaling split granite 10 Wei b-,ns' 'o'A
\ B-.n, 10 b. us-d In the sprnk.
A. ou~ Of thu ohi--, m-m'-r- o 'ne =
q a tske tn liberty n si-h mem sh ,
80, chr,-tm, -; and would ssy ,hsi. l
.oai, ns- % tsk- esch one OF th-m ",
an. hand snd ssy, " We'll done com's'e-.
oa, ,.rm % enli-tmsnt 10 almost ou'i ~.
4 noo. All OF ths '~sble-bodl-d. sil r.-.nils'
N, .etls, duty. and the ipvallds VII TOT"
,s.m..l,-. into . corps for iiss woft-
W., cannot Ne have . ~reunionf All otn.f
o-,...,sst,ous DO. All In favor Oh sne ""'