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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Tr.an Wsisr Poser Co Lee ..
tstan, pan.lot bulilinsss 20 o." ffiNi
EIrharisnn fakr -fetmhnst
CO. hotel, boat AL pott -.
hnusr, t - -
d = Zoe A 60. remaln Ter Of
aid t0sushlp ek1epiins pap- - .....
ur iuts ltlil - p.
Aai sIas " Peabody ~ tptoa % appointed q
supsfInfrai me sxpsniIfars ~ ne sane All a.
I. rspalrs.i b. ave tonds a. me ias iifeets,
ns q surplus. Coz ne purpose % repairing -
Y mrch nf ne enaniy road lcaiins non Anlo.
80 Id Trtdn. a. lirs I'M saii -urp.us the 81 ~
IN ~ Hr~ .Ilsrs D. ss.e.sod a. inlioNs 4 ron
ne rrtIfr Tract. supposed % cnntaia t1h affeff
ssrfnslrf cf puh..r lois. AL sFusi ~ - i.H
I'D HANOI. thIrty .dFo toliars, ani hearI "
nsru I'd Anfossf >0r,h supias a. spIolated
Asrnf o. suprflnteni the expenditure - NE sane
al L. fsluirfd o. ave bond a. tlf lAs ffeftss
~ FfIeHarg Academy 1fani' ~ Ne pnfpo.e
Dof MA .rins me 0nlg cosniy fosi thsron, the
sen III shiesn dollars AM nilsiy cent, - a.
....a.I ii FII|.aa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

IocNK's NuIs-Tib0stts msnufaetar-
lsg company arr doing good business 20
spool work-The new church - aooI ~
rs,ty FOR use--It Is very icy, oai u y
showing this morning - biAe ksml.h
Wh.tmAn has WORK eno1gh--CfS., u,e.s,
- a.. Amy Hobbs, today Minister
I.nnsforl breaches here uext Saoo. N 10
80 ~ church Bacon attends o as
ba.in5 :. xsll a. a shOemAksr--Nrs. ha.h
Youur has plenty Of work she i pss ~,
80 tr,.smaker--The boys and Eml'
bsve fan skaiiag Mrs. Daniels Is ,'es
NJ. 4. Benson, nice ola ny, $3.50
49,. among the sick ones. Mrs D,orse
go a. besn sick. bat : some ost'ef--
, -,lli,.sr's shop i needed bere--s1cces'
A. M. Postal Card Bfigade.
Rev. q. b. HsnnAford PreAened N C .as
r,sr'. nal. Jan'y iith, a tsmperasSss, 's !,
nm. M. text was frOm Prov, ~ "
Was highly Interesting and We n'Ps =,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

E.sr SUMNER. An extensive job OF paw.
ing with solid Ice has jus, been completed
la COR streets by Jack FROST There's
many a slip" thereon. as In the passage
..twixt cup and llp." bat no broken b,tes
are reported-Seversl carloads spples
have lately been shipped from this plsce.
Producers receive 81 so per barrel Part
Of them are % be sent 10 England----
Des. Seth \. Stetsou, who has been con.
finei 10 the house by illness for several
weeks. Il out again. Though ~ years Of
age. this l. bis hrst sickness % sufficient
severity 10 call Tor the AID % a physician.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
STATE OF MAINE.

ONfORD. So oaft ~ cousts Conm 20 l0osrs
Dvecmi,-t sfstivu. A. q. l.-t held - fsris On
tfe la fufsisf ofDeerrnbfr, A. ID. Iva. bsln {
ne hatch daF ~ fald m,fth.
Ihe tnunfy tunn ssIirers flr the Colniy ~
Okiord, 10 ihr M nfh q ~eItcmbef. A. a.. tssf
A. pfofid hf Lac. nd afan inspection Of
m couuif hoai-, day loustrd, AID opea for
udfel, lglns Ia Ms co porstef townships aad
trsets ~ lad hsfeinaifsf mertiooef. In ssit
too1iy, Or h Wp0sc q aicsftainlns TIE zoe.
dition Of iad rcats, AM esiimsiins TIE amoual
NEEDED b Iut thc same IN repair 80 a. - b. safe
and c0nscsl~at ior publtr travel, aud u appearing
on sait Inspection that fait roais sere not IN
sooi rvpair. snf nof stfg All c1nreetcut for par.
poses u puh'ic usNel. and that = tai shculd ~
assssfei % fat lsnf for the rcpair % ssd fosds
therein N ~ a. Therefore, on this thirtsth DAY
- hseeutlf A. o. t..t. iatTe I'D order that
thf fo'losilf sIns 81 sssfsssi and TOE sans are
hertbf assfsssi upln ne ioilosing ltnfs 10 uu
intorptTtfr1 4 wnships AMI uarts 81 isnt
hsrsInsf nee lonei for "a pew 80 q rptif.
ma its iis pee ne Lfputi hen, dunsg the
Yssf ls-l. q atf
nN AnaiFf Wet Ssulus. 70, ne purpo-s -
" repairing m par of M ctaaiy rad. lrai.
a. fllta Au.i w. ,efufr - 4 itoa, shlch liss in
81 a ~afllls g. fum 20 nny rur dollars and
Iarufy rfnIa D. ..rasfIf a. follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

UrroN. Born. Jan. Oh, n The wife OF
Adams Brooks, . daaghter-i5l'2 lbs -
n. W. Bragg. who has been away neary
two years, has rcturned-Gooi siaiing
on the Lake-AL Dolbln has been 10
town baylng far-SboW ses ms h b. the
one thing needed 10 make numbering profit
able.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
I.no..l corre.ponlsnee /

~ 81 VIII 7I'-T|I' -
The farm buildings % O. NJ Eastman
were bgrned Saturday last. AZ four O'Clock
p. m. The ere caught In the stable ron
a spark. Mr.. Eastman was In The woods
some halfs mile from home. The .ioel
was saved hy Mrs. Eastman AMI = llitl'
boy. Three horses were In the stable
Mrs. y. cut the haiicrs and lei them 70 th'
door. the IRE dropping into the stall o.
the last Que Quite quaniiiy % hay an
grain and a part Of The furnliure was lost
STOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

NORTH WATERFORD. - Dancing school
al Moshers Hall every Thursday evening
taught by Prof Robinson OF Norway -
odd Fellows held their semi.annual install
lstlon Of officers. wednesday, Jan'y -
VIM. Farmer and Mrs. Emma Russell were
married st Waterford Flat. Tuesday even
ing. Jan. i3--rhe latest psstlme watch
Ing pedestrians.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
BETHEL.

No LrunEEfNG-CHuRcu NorEs-PorA.
roks ~ fuE CAK Loap--NEW PRorEiE-
TOR 90 GEisr Mia CoNCEEr-fEo.
rfE sicg. AND ruE DoCroRs Busy.
ny our ~sii known correspondent &C"
The rcccn, rein and warn weather have
taken OF nearly all the snow. and logging
teams have come 10 stand still AMI ousl'
ness will be delayed tlll another fall Of
snow
The two churches united AMI observed
The week % prayer. The meetings were
very interesting Prof OsmAn Graham
wallace gave lcctarc a. The ". T. church
last SABBATH evening. - q fal house. Sub
sect. Glow shall We Solve the Problem OF
LIEF" Prof wallace I. endorsed ~ the
press a. one % The most popular lecturers.
It's presentation % the above subject was
very forclbie ant showed him - b. an o..
Ator and scholar. SIR. Wallace has been
secured ~ deliver his celebrated lecture
upon Egyp, and The teachings Of the Great
Pyramid AZ the same place on Tuesday and
FRIDAY evenings, Jan. - and ld
John swan has loaded AMI shipped from
oar station. forty car loads or potatoes.
Price paid. IS AMI % oenis.
Mr. n J. brown has leased The grisi
mill A. the foot % the bill FOR one year and
Is ready 10 grind corn and wheat
Mr. n X Goodwin and wife retained last
week nom visit - Annapolis, Nova SEQ
TIA. where they have been visiting her
friends. Mr.. wheclOck Davis who has
been A. home on visit. has returned %
Boston and Is % take charge % = depart
ment In an Institution A. Instructor OF an
Client languages.
Prof Carlton will deliver his grand eon.
cert caniA,a. Esther, the Beautiful
Queen. N Paitec's Hall. on Friday and Sat
urday evenings. Jan. p and 20. We sivlse
all lovers OF music to be present
DR.. q. NJ. Twiicheil arrived In town last
Tuesday. and will remain few days.
The sudden change. % weather are bal
fof those who are afflicted with lung dif'l-
calilcs. and our Physicians have all they
can attend % visiting their numerous pa
tlents. Mrs. Hattie {. Brown died last
Thursday with erysipclAs 10 the head. She
was sick only = few days. She WAS buried
saturday, 10Th Inst. Mrs. Brown was =
devoted christian. She leave two daugh-
ters AMI large circle OF friends TO mourn
her loss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

RoxnrRY Snow nearly al gone, Ice
evcrywhere. brooks frozen up and running
out ant making Ice all shout business A.
a Locke has gone 10
Byron % teach out q school; the school
was begun BY mAu; he was not able 10
carry Il through. but Miss Locke, being
The daughter OF bear-huutef, will have
no trouble with the school MIS-. Lou
"a Richards. widow Of John Richards,
formerly OF this town, died In Natck,
Mass. very Suddenly few DAYS since.
Brisk rain Jany l2th--W. ii. Jenne
has been laid up three weeks with sores
on bis hAnts--A. A. Jenne has finished
ysrdlne Roads very icy with
some bare ground--Mrs. Hersey Is
bstter-I hear the Commissioners were
dividing the land OF the Gregg heirs. Jan.
s-The Commissioner bon tbs Bradeen
and Coz case, Hon. waldo fe,tenghl,
found about nine per cent surplus on lines
measured. except the Mexico and Carthage
lines
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

RrMEOKD. stage again on wheels, aud
Wagons generally used, bot the roads ere
80 lcy that the wagon occasionally comes
near getting ahead OF the horse. Ihsrsdsy
morning the scene changes. and sielghs
are cot 10 stay for the winter. u Il hoped,
A. the snow continues 10 fall steadily
Mrs. Daniel Martin and her daughter julia
have gone % Mass. % spend the remainder
OF the winter with friends and relatives
Only q very few OF the leadingl y
citizens Of this section signed the petition
for The removal OF the county building
Dolbier Of Pennington. far dealer, and
Charley Price have lust returned from .
trip through the notch, heavily laden with
fur, having bOaght 200 FOX skins with 9th
en- far-J. II. Barker, who has been In
poor health for more than year, and I'M
DER treatment BY physician much OF The
time, appears % be improving slowly, and
his many friends would be pleased 10 bear
OF his speedy recovery. A. IL. Price, hsy-
ing been confined 20 the house most OF The
time cor the last month, with bad cold,
Is now much better, though not yet fres
from . cough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

nsnry ". Dusn. 90 tiCc o.
unnihy Waltef's cittts. sioi.
aari lot. 30 30 20
Wheeler nCo1irr or unkaosn, 100 DO 10
AudfusenFrin Water Poser Co.
Ialancr 81 Township. flO0 600 q ~
Au1 usuTy ". lIuuu - AuIiQFrf Norm rurp'us
IL trpoirisi Agent D. sapcr Intend the sspendlfars
of ne samf. scc1ri iaF 10 las snf ~ r4IHcl %
slVs b1nl a. me lac irccts.
~ AnioFcf Norm surpias, f0r ne gufposs %
" repairing 80 murh 90 tre couufy road isasilrg
b. IN AndoFsT toIusr o. tpiou. a. nss silhin
ssd surplus, an1 also ~ mac1 ~ tte hlafk
nfouk roa1, - called a. - sthln SAT- surpIus.
tho fum q cns hundrei and nny fuur Dol ar and
tNeuty osnts, % assessed AZ i0liosf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Graln

II costs a. Tor a marriage and ouly ~
for divorce. lf you take Jadwln's Tar
Syrup 10 viii cost you Csc Holden sells Z
Try all OF the quack nostrums AMI al u
ihs old women recipes, and then u you
want % be- cured of your Coughs, Colds
ami Group. you may 90 - ~ using Jad'
wins Tar Syrup. sc. AMI VI per bottle /
At IInII,n'a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

un,v Mr.. Nathan KlmbAn % 4. H.
ram. over Sd years old, says ne nes.i
new such January osiofc henifc1s
of acres 90 felis are A. bare A. IN June
Nr. LasAuna W. Hubbard i Wishing heI
friends iu Mass Jar schools etiins
the wear past have been OF very higa or
l.r of excollence--CAlvin =. Ciemons
las returned nom Northern Minnesoa,
,xhrre be- has been some two years lie
reports ne weather A. being eo,usI 49, -.
In Nainc--Nrs. Nathan himpAA - 'e''
slck with . cancer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Hs1ANrs ruNu -Aur h i.raan. N.
ola rrrham. formerly HI taIs i'uH.
DIED in Wakrrr.f Mas. itnF Al. . .lr
rrr In frr stnmarn A NJ NN
Post hrlf t.r.r .rsta ttIHu Jan CON
rafr M o. Berry .rsta .ei CO. lH'u
..r..-. o. ~ rrr.r D. l Fear
..r. y b c. Efe.n OBI. kett N \. a..
f.tn Arkrti . n 10 o. hrrrF. u. ~.
II. a Whtnar. U a n ~. InUCrs. s.
C. n .rrrsrr. . ~ S.. ur.r-a,r tn STAT.
n.ra~r.rt. a. d. nrssc Too lrIoa
Cr.re Meet w.tn Rev D.. A. D'niN. IN
Gan .. rtrrr 49, nr q LYcrau af tar
Gas. District FRIDAY evening. Itny e.
T. uHstHr COMEDY Company played
d. Fs...r. " TIE fien ilart as ttr
W Save. here to g11i anasos Jan
ID .a.Ili
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

RUMTOKD CENTRE rain, Monday,
nlsyed mischief with the river, breaking
up the Ice In some places and made cross
ing dangerous at most points wheels have
taken the place OF slelghs, and teamster'
have q forlOru look snow IL snxiously
Looked for-It has been . bad winter
thus far Tor colds Charles Graham and
wife AMI daughter have all been sick also
the widow Lafkin. Mrs. Richardson, and
Others. Mrs. Dollor. who has been III foi
several weeks. IL about the house, though
stin feeble. Phineas Abbott, who VA
badly injured, Il Improving MIA
Blanche has returned from New for.
where she has spent several months wiz
relatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
Malice M Foreclosure.

xxrHEREAs. &. l.. Duslass % Iltoa. 10 hs
NJ Coualy 81 on ford and state Of hainf, ~ ~.
x,,,,s.ve iced dated The nnh day u Nay A. ID
l..i. snf recorded Ia the Oxfofd hef.stff OF
p..d.. boos ia page az, conveyed y holls
Abbott, rressur.r 81 hiaistefis ana ,. .oSi I'm
ii an real estate, sliaaief 10 ssif Upton. AMI
rounded and described AZ follows. wa beinf tse
.oulh hslf of the lot Of land conveyed 70 =. L.
1900 a.ted November eishth. Ice. and recorded
ain ID fori Records, B9Ok ~, pase 30, 70 whlch
r.fererce may b. had Dor more dshafe deserip.
lion, eonta Ming ave scres, van me os '.a y
..ld Morlssfe has teen brOksn. nos therefore
by r..,on Oh The breach Of the eondiiion thsfeoi
4. Ro.oos q. lane, fressurer ~ me snes,sIl ~
All school fupd Aforesaid OF Upton, ana s.eecs.
or IN once 70 Hollis I. Abbott aioresah eiAim
foreclosure % salf mortxsfa
dated January, 5ih, A. ID. ls-s.
ROSCOE q. LANE.
Treas, Ministerial and schooi FIND Of Upon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

W.rrrnnn January hks hcsn a ickle
ninth trus fr Many are AZ Nnfk ln
fte cedar sNamp fnr 2 Irish, when hc
weather ALL aimt Robert hairs. oi
Hartford. about right years ago disposed
uf bis farm to Nr Bennett rrscrrlng
para 10 GO hugsr frr himself ani vile
ANer aNhUr hc AMI wife wcut o. uum.
hrr 10 flrI.rs o. keep h1lsc N thsy wished
q. leave home or wCrc unscA of latc
Rates las Sought aI the rght ari tue
flat Bennett haI Iu Che farm, &c. ani ltfi
flr sane. natrs ans wife have moved in
arI commenced Housekeeping again. Ihey
have seen mnrr than iuaf.scorc years OF
a., 90 49, 10 u.Klr.i las many couple
lrarr.rg to dance in Che hlckhcii House
every fr'1y ari saturday evenings. lNo
rhVs.rans afc present cannot say h1N
manv mruHers 90 tlc Bar are prescnt--
Horace A Irish ani Nifc of Hartford. With
hrrr Cd. Irrr. .u.'li.rg tnc trsthofn,
furn sons. s.n Years 90 ueHt Nay, lct Tor
ursfnr lt.t wcok. OBJ visa hCr fAt1er, froi
IS Mason. SIZE ls BIZ Oldest caAi,
and formerly a teacher 20 vocal an lnsifu-
mental music Iu the schools 10 bosion -
Tue District Lnigr of Good Iemp.ars or
OXFORD CulntV WI meet with tae Crl la
Wave. Eas, B1rkfrId fr.t wednesday In
F.rrnary - Watson, 20 Hartford, hAs
Csc daughters living Al married sA'e
one TIC fsst three married farmers AM
Live nr eooI farms. within one ard hali
mUrnf thr.r fathers. TIE mother OF ilp.c
e.r,s Wa any wears ynuugcr thau hff mo-
der. uhn lived o. Sc Mr.. Watson in NO
rarhsnf-M Ncrr.l a J. Irish had %
so, ysrine the.r peeled poplar waiting
rlr snow to move 10 Oh backheli village :
I'm a-rnant of thc rain on thc I'm they
t,,k tas.- axes and cut 1cir winter :
WOOD The snow II falling 90 Tie l,ih
of January. to tae great Joy oi tac matt
t1ir wt8 have seen I'D much sApsloa
weather tlIs mluth, tasy wish Tor snow
.F q H1.s Low
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

NoHWAa. Concert At the NJ. D.. church
wednesday evening. JAny itth, BY The
leslie Concert CO. --DrAmAtic entertain
ment. THURSDAY evening. JAny lith. A.
Concert Hal. b. The boston Comedy Co.
-SkAilng Al The rink. this Scek--A
iargo audience a. The NJ. J.. church. last
Sabhaih evening. % listen - The praise
scrticc--LAiics's Circle a. The Cong J.
Wclnssiay- Miss AngcA vii de-
LIVER q Lecture neat sabbath evening" sub
cct "T hr UnpArdonahle SIN Camp
Gre al thc Harry Rust Post. Friday, JAny
if---Frank n. Howe l. al home on q
short visit
OSroEp The Robinson Mf'g Co. have
finished their repairs AMI started ihelr NIL
on nu tine The school In Dist No. III
taught by n Andrews, closed Friday
Mr. and Mrs. EiiAs Weber ocie-
hraiei ihe ssh anniversary % their mar
r.aec With variety wedding, FRIDAY eve
uIng. A .argc uumhsr % friends AMI
uelghh1rs net. Carrying many useful AMI
Ornamental gils. Amoug other Amuse-
mcuts va guessing on bon u confcc-
tlnusfy urrhcri jordan wAs The Fortunate
winner. The guests were served with an
oyster supper anl other re!rcshmcnts--
TNo we'll. ngs iast week and q sercnaic Al
VIZ. R0h.nsun's The Weber Troupe
len for Bryarts Pond. Monday, AMI vii
- from thai place % Norway We are
sorry o. earn hat The leslie Brothers
rngAgemcrts are such they cannot give
the concert A. Much sickness
prevails ani doctors Arc In demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

rourm Snow mostly gone wagons
src again ln use. Teams have hai % leave
the woods somewhat unusual for The mid.
ilc % Jauuary-Mr. John ;. kigccomo
% parsoufe.i died on Friday lAst, aged 90
wears anf q mos lie hal shock q par
aiysi. some two YEAR AGO and has been
falling ever since. for some time he has
been unable % speak OF even articulAie
SQUAD IL vas an hOn0red member OF
Drummonl Lodge. =. a A. M-Mrs.
Jaars Cal vas found dead 10 bed, Thurs
day OF a., week a. her residence In kfing-
ham. y. 10. r. Wlggin OF tbs place
l. very sick Ia Boston, where be has been
at work The past scAsOn--Mrs. Milliken,
of south Hiram. widow OF The late James
N.Iiken. died On Friday last. She was
upwards % CD years % age, and bad been
oat % health for some t.me--The people
OF This place are getting really % bald a
new church In The spring b replace TIE
one burned on last Jaiy tth. X. q. Heard
hal bis store and stOfc-hOuse burned a.
the sane time the benefit OF boys burning
rre-crackers--NA Nathaniel Churchill. OF
Parsouneli. an Oh bachelor % a. years,
va. married % New York lady In Boston
last week strange things viii happen,
snrnatimes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

NrwE, Last Mondays raiustorm was
serious drawback % al kinds % outdoor
Industry Sicighlug i ruined The fields
are shcstld with Ice bal outlook FOR next
Summers crop ~ hay Almost an Ice
frcshci ou Bar River; the stream i clear
for long distances. but the banks aud low
lanis ar covered With Immense blocks Of
ice, pear Frank Blsbcc's there l. Big AN
-Ciarina Twitchcll. teacher In Dis.
tflci 80 Q. Is slck with pneumonia The
school ln No 2 has AvAcatiou on account
90 sickness among The pupils, only two being
ALE % aiicnd-Sleighs and wagons keep
each other company on The Highway ~ a
hard matter o. choose between The two
Ioggcrs are dlschArglng their help teams
AZ iying idie. waiting fnr snow. Who ~.
memhcrs such wlntsri Let The oldest
lnhab.iAni pat on his thinking-caP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
FIREi

II BrftnfNos oT O. VI EAsrNl>
BURNED A BRAyE WoNAN SAW
rur STocN-HAN. GRAIN AND fvhN'
IrVKE LosT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

EAsr .-MAnicvlle Hal has sold
tac Island. that formerly belonged 70 The
Luui farms. % Dana Gordon Tor sipo-
The saith Broihers Will commence WORK
in their mill a. soon A. there = snow
enough f0r Tie farmers % hAul In iheir
h.Fch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Grarro~. Ano,hcr shaw rairci At
dar. yrstfriaY. t1c crului II bare A. .n
T1.Y rnnIs rrry oai. iu1cei bard .ishi
lr tnr lu rfurr-- NiIiun x. How
arf with DIS thrrr Itlgltrrs from oKi1ri,
arr t.s.frg lfIrufs anf relatives iu toNn I,
nj. A. e.af tn s.c tsrir Oh ilcuis AL
III. rhHHrs ouCr u1rc taeF iutcri go.ng p
Nre uaursl.rc to v.sIt relatives tacfc--
Nr. Nns-s MCANIstrr III so a. o. ric oat
aea.n. g.aI t1 bear Ii a. shc has hecn
.t. a.rl al uIutrr. A. CuudCu, thc
.ra.er. vas trt.ng hy the T. W. Bennett
place tae other iar. b. horse took right
running alnat a mlic sui BAR when De
lrrx In i1 Mr. Belle hroNu's shed N.ta-
oet ml.t lr'lry OBJ horse or tr.vcr--only
severe fHrrf t1 nnth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

GurAn -Iar heafy ra.a. ltsi MONDAY,
caused tlc Del. .n thc river to hrrak lQ IN
mtrv p.a-rs ani the river o. Overflow ~
hanks To- Icc Itmmri anoFc Henry
WIelts anf thc watrf ftn trrnss ne r1Ai
arI While LrFI lhNnrnlk was returning
ron ca al. axe he drove I'M ani came very
oar halut drowned. hc Was taken oli by
head % H.nat a0rr being exposed o.
tEr Ice AL water fnr rcaf.y TO boats,
rrarF frrfrr-M Most of the teams are oli
uftnr enrfs. while some are trying O. ID
.rrrth.r-. ans vhfcis take tac place 20
rrHn.ra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

pEgr.-H. W. BAbo has 20, q matched
pair ~ Durham bulls that are hard % beat
The rain on the igth inst raised The
Aniroscoggln - there was no crossing
tnr next day.
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very distressing, particularly al night; seem.
a. N pin.vorms we're crawling In and sooss
the rcctum, the private paris are sometimes
results may follow. "swA1>E's Oi>IML>f'
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ssltkhsum. scAld-HeAd. Erysipel.s. BArbers'
Itch. Blotchos. ell scsly, crusty Ekin Diseases.
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symptoms. Impure blood. oo-itiye towels
irregular appetite, sour belching. pains In side
bach and heart. yellow urine. burning WHEN
urinstins. clay colored stools, bad breath, ne
desire for work, chills. fevers. irriiability,
~hitish tongue. dry cough. dixxy head. viii
dull pain IN back part Ices OF memory, fofFy
sight for these troubles "sWAf>k's PILLS
are SURE cure. Box, 90 Pills), ~ mail, 4
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CouoHs. COLDS, CAIAnRn. CONSTITUTION.
All throat. breast and Lung Affections cured
BY The old established ''swAYNEr Will
CHERRY. The nrst dose gives relief and Z
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Toilet Article. Restores growth. color, gios'
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WrrnnT - Ushron Grange Il highly
rrrsnernrs anI n A. eastman, esq pap'
'rfy installed the oriccrs Jan. 5th--sAo-
h,th Cav Rev. :. ID. Richardson In his Dis
..sr-s euIo-Ilci thc llfc Of Gov. Coolrn-
N.ss Graves OF Lewiston spent the SAB
bsta w.th hrr relatives her mother ]. re-
covering ffom long l.iness--b. ;. Dan-
IAN rrma.ncd here uniA Tuesday ADJ =
murh Interested iu thc arrangement Tor
concert The Changers gave recep ilpn
Al thr town house. "Wednesday evening.
ffth-Nr Haskell, former resident OF
Al. place aui NJ Day OF Turner came
wednesday. to engage rooms Tor ne a.
trr'. three children Who iutcnd 70 take
raur.r of stuiy iu the Academy III. A.
cu.hnau las been obliged o postpone
..n.Inr school on account u sickness.
AZ the uchron Grange, Jany IN, We
f,IiaNing o.Hcers were Installed &. IL.
Grorrr. MAO. Tubbs. o.. J. NJ Ches-
iev. LAD. Bartlett, J. J. Hloos, As.
=. 4. Cu-hmsr. c. l. Ournsy, i, 4 l.
Packard. s. A. T. George, Gate Keeper
m. A. Cushmau. Chorl-ier, Mr.. A. L
Tubh.. Pomona. Mr.. A ID Bartlett &c
-. Mr.. j. n. Chcsiey, Flora Mrs. j.
W.rh.. LAS TIE Grange i IN pros
nsrou. condition AMI doing cutie basil
49, in their store.
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DNFiELD. Stephen \ Grinath o. D.x-
n,.i became insane last spring. and hts
.ettves placed him 10 the Mclean Insane
~y'an risomsrvile. Mass. stayed there
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n.urun Nightly prayer urslres
o.. ..I rrrc furug thc werk Uri.ng
rl. REV. Mr folrtt u recovering
r.n rn.i. hli sas uoi abe tn rrcaen
.r o. Itt-H. A flagg. elIIc .otiIug
..r Jan .tl. stra.rcl Che muscles ri
t.sarr .l seriously ae is anan.r to labor
Zoo. ~ lrug has closed oat t.s ufat
-ara.t a dancing scaool ID In rrngfr-s
st ro..n.s iiaL sIta s1olt nrtf couples 4.
Cease nf unrc.l. teacher To- lr'trf-
IA So give an entertainment t..s ucIk.
s.h masIr. rcfrCshmcnts AZ a farce ear.
tef " TIE L.tte Rebel
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