davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
col. COATES KINNEY.

Col. Coates Kinney, senior editor and
proprietor of the GLoBE-REPuBLic, is much
better, so that he can leave his bed occa-
sionally and walk about As soon as il is
safe he will return to his work here, with
the purpose of pursuing it ''ior life This
is a bit of exceedingly good news to his
associates here and We believe, also, to the
general public.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

We suppose that Lamar and his old
Confederate associates, who are now in
fat Federal Offices, are really glad that
they didn't succeed in destroying this gov
ernment from 1861 to 1865, but will any
one OF them be magnanimous enough and
man enough to say he is sorry that he
triedf We think not
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

Those distinguished Nermonters, U. S.
Minister Phelps and Senator Edmunds
have been covering each other with COM
pliments, and now it is known that there is
still full supply of Balm in the Green
Mountain Gilead.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

Although the residents sisters are Re-
publicans (they certainly didn't vote for
him) they will probably say nothing "offen-
sively partisan" in the White House. If
they did they would have to go"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

The people of the country will probably
discover that four years of Confederate
supremacy at Washington will be enough
1t is beginning to thunder, in certain
quarters, already, and by and by the earth
will begin to quake.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

The venerable Prime Minister of Eng
land has an older brother, Sir Thomas
Gladstone, now in his ninetieth year, a
Tory, who lately lost two daughters and
was present to see his only son 60 off to
Egypt with the Grenadier Guards.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
THE PEOPLE AND GENERAL GRANT

1t is evident that the people of the
country have deep affection for General
Grant. The telegraphic accounts of the
incidents at his bedside have been read,
with profound and fearful interest. The
people of all parties and classes, not only
admire the qualities of the great general
and hero, but love the msn, and consider
him as personal friend
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

Mr.. Charles S. Ramsay, formerly of this
city, has just bought out his partners in
the ownership OF The Northern Tribune"
Cheboygan, Michigan, and is therefore the
sole proprietor. Mr.. Ramsay, by his good
and energetic management, has made the
Tribune concern paying investment.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

1t is reported that ex-President Hayes
has expressed his willingness to take a
seat in the Legislature He is the kind Of
man much needsl in that body.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

This is the liveliest spring election day,
in inSpringfeld, Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleve-
land and other Buckeye cities, tina. Ohio
has ever known.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06

1t is now stated that Miss Cleveland
says she doesn't know whether she is q
Republican OF a Democrat Ten to one
she is Mugwump.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
The battle is on todayl

Secretary Lamar is chuckling over the
fact that he has found one Democrat who
didn't want anything.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
NOTICE TO EASTERN ADVERTISERS.

MR. H. c. SNYDER, 2s Park Row, New York, is
the GLoBK-RKrUBLIc's special representative, to
whom all Eastern advertising business, must be
referred
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN 1IcKEI

For Trustees:
Joseph Harrison, VIM. H. Craig, John II. Stewart.
For Justice OF the Peace;
William A. Stout.
For C0nstables:
Louis Brown, Thomas J. Jewett
For Clerk:
Isaac Kindle.
For Treasurer:
William S. Wilson.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 6.
CITY REPUBLICAN TICKET.

CITY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For Mayor:
James P. Goodwin.
For City Solicitor:
Augustus n. Summers.
For City Marshal:
William H. Hughes
For Street Commissioner:
E A. Williams
For Water Works Trustees
Edward c. Gwyn...
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
CONSUMPTION

.
tnonsands OF of the aud staniins
nave been cured Indeed my efficacy
mat viii send TWO BOTTLES FREE her with VAL
tAhLE TREATISE on this disease, sufferer Give
ozess and p o. address Or T. sLcCUN, 81, NE
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-06
WILL PAY $3.50 fEs DA\
! CURE FITS!

line and ts, cure 90 not mean merely stop them for
.lsn nave taern return again mean ratir.l ryr.
Str e made the disease FITS EPIIEPsy ar F.IfiSa
~ -, Aienns study. my remedy 70 enrs
80 cases teeasse others failed IA No y~..,n a..
Fre 49, hees,'ins cure send once for treatise and
npS. oi my nfaibe remedy. Give Exprrs. and P,ss
0ee. IL cost, you nothing for trial ana ug,i.,r.
AaUessD-. u. G. BOOT, is3 Pearl st Nsv Yar& 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

GouIp AcADENY closed is winter
term last Thursday morning with a pub
lie examination. which was a eredi, to
both teacher and pupils. Reeiiaiions
were given as follows:
"Exuac, from Grafton by Senator
Dawes" c. II. Kilboarn. "On Board
the CumJerlaad." w. T.. Hammons.
"Oone Somewhere" Matte Gibson.
"speeeh Of Candidate" l. NJ. Walker
"The Mins,rers Curse" Miss fernald.
"Hamlets Instruction to the Players.
Wallace Mason. Popping the Question,
Eta NJ. Howe. "The Baron's Last
BANQUET Eugene Bagnall.
The illness Of Miss Wing, PrsoeP'res'
Of the school. made change necessary IL
some Of the classes. aud the management
was fortunate In securing the services oI
Mr.. w. p. Foster and Miss Alice Mason
both Of whom are experienced instructors
well fitted for their work.
Most Of the teachers 90 home daiin'
the vacation. The Spring Term open
the cath inst, and large attendance
expected. The attendance this ~inte
has been the larges, !, has been during
winter term since the Academy WI
founded. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

special Corresl onifnce
ASpoyKR. Fcby 8.
Daring The stormy DAYS OF last week 4
man arrived on bis way ffom The Lake
country % I.ssls,ou. with him were tao
children for whom be Intended u nni
home With friends AZ that place. One OF
the family. the wife ami mother bal Re-
malned behind one Of The children, :
u,tle girl OF four years. on being asked II
she wouldn't Ike b. see her mother, IN
.wered NO, She dout care Anyihirg
aboat u: she told father . take Us ard
clear OUT The woman who thus turns
away from her family, AMI i now cook 10
oue of The logEing camps, was brought up
In al adjoining town, Ani ~ one time WAS
engaged 10 writing thrilling Temperance
tales Tor now defanct periodical
Joshaa Small. IT,, who few weeks ago
pitched bis teni a. Indian Rock. % take
charge % Camps keuueoago, Is much
missed by those accustomed % seni Tor
Joshua Al every emergency. Always gen
AL aud Kind, willing Ani able 10 furH ~,
Aqaf 20 ANYTHING. be has Tor long time
been the villages man OfAll'work. nj
small Is also an Incorporating temper
.uce advocate which. Ia connection viii
The FAC, tia, King Alcohol has been ,h'
cause Of recent trouble Al Camps henns'
bagO, calls cot the following lines non
Steve Gustin, . local rhymisi
To Camp Kennsbsgo small has gone,
with his daughter OttignOn,
Tarh wrong - RIGHT and 70 appah
The prcsent rciga % Alcohol
GIsnt spirit fear him not
To b. . king Il not his lot.
Ihen 80 upon your throne aud sing
nslleiulshi I am klng~
Year him not though b. IL smart.
Just try 10 act The kingiy part
nut. lest your pride should have TAI,
Keep out of reach of this same SMALL
ooca In HI. powes, the day youll rue
mat brought such evil fate - you
He'll rrasp You nfm and then, alas
f1Ou knov your palace made oi sA'sl'
Then With a loud. tempcsiuous roar.
A. you lie Writing on the shore
Aoi Try % tempt him more and more,
lie viii affirm, I'm not like Noah
Examine him from top 10 base
Youll md him lifted for the race -
And while some think you good and hAnul
| lie 10 your f0eman sworn, y bfanuyi
within The camp 90 out 10 row.
lie will be fAithfai-that know.
Then elsewhere you your song must sing
"IlAllelulahi rm the socis king
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
MIS-, JOHN lOINti
Dr.wiss .ad Psistisa.

This school has been recently selected
By the Governmeh, q Bowdoin College
a. one Of iu three Fitting Schools,
Washington and HAllowell Academies
being the Others
During the pas; yesr chemical and
philosophical apparatus has been add
a fine. new telescope furnished BY The
Principal. the building supplied with
water from Green Mountain and mAhy
other improvements made.
This school Is situated IN the PleAsAn,
village Of Fryebarg. noted fof IL health
fal location. is beautiful scenery and is
freedom from places Of temptation.
There are three courses Of study Gas
steal. Academic and Normal
Good board in the bes, families At
reasonable rates. and tuition lees than IN
similar school. IN this vicinity. Lessons
in pcnmanship free.
Ten thousand dollars has recently
been added 10 the fund.
Dor board. rooms iof self-boArdins'
catalogue. OF further particulars apply
90 the fklNNlFAL'
Frebuig. Jan. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

OxFORD, ssi-At Court Of Probate held Al
Paris, within and for TIE County Of Oxford on
the third Tuesday 81 Jan, A. ~. l<..
Oa me petitIoa OF MASDEylLLk HALL, Ad.
mlnls'rstor 90 the estate of Lew Lunt, ate o.
Psru. In said County. dsesAsef. PRAYING Tor ~
esnse " ssll and c)asey certain real estate. saa.
petition on hie IN the frobste once, the proceed.
10 he distrbufei among The befs accordlnE "
their respective firhts amer paying sxpensesi
ordered. thai he SAD psthiSnf s.e 10.
Of hls petition, With this order tnereoa, %
pablishsd three webs EXCESSIVELY ~ me
Oxforf Democrsf. . newspaper printed AZ fnts
IN said Cossty, thst they mar spper afo
hate Court % 10 held Al Parts. NE third Tue.
day Of Mar. noxt. a. niae O'Clock In the f"rc
noon. snd shov esase,i sn1 they have, WY ths
same should not be xrsated .x -.
A true copy Attssfs-n. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

OXFORD, sat- q Court of Probate bed AZ
p.rls within and Cor The Coanty % otfora - INC
tb,rd Tuesdsy ~ Jan, ls-os
A. I. rsrtala Ins,tument Iurt ortlng a. D. ne lssi
IA ilani Tesiamsnt Ol kiEa frnctor, late % Va
terfort In tai 4 IuntY. deceased, having pftsfnt
- IN sane Cor Probate .--..-.
o.psREp. maj the ssld Executor sise notice
a IN persons Iuterestsd By causing copy ~ IN
order 70 BE- Published seets saees.slssil " M
Osford Democrst printed ~ Paris thr tn"
.Dpesf IL . Probate Coar 70 te held A. FHl.
M .slf coa att on the thirf Tuesdsy 81 ftb eehl
a O'Clock 10 the foreaoon add shes caese I.
thsf havs ehythe saf Iniin nft should not y
prov 4. Al proved and ah0sci a. the A''" !" ~
0EO. A WILSON, Jedss.
A true copy ,attests III g.. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

TuE ACT TO INCORPORATE THE lRfhhuko
xAL-CouNUNicATED M Mr. w. H.
SMITH on PORTLAND.
An Act 10 Incorporate the Proprletors OF
the fpeburg csnal-Approved March
2, 1915.
In March, 1915, the following gentlemen
were named by the Legislature OF Massa-
ehasetts a. corporstors OF the above
Robert Chandler. John stevens, lan.'
Charles walker, Henry ID. Hatehings,
samuel walker, Samuel Walker, jun, John
Charles. Jun, Isaac Charles, samuel
Charles. Jairus Charles, Simeon Charles.
Joseph Charles, John Charles, Eoenetef
Stevens. samuel Stevens, Joseph Colby
Nathaniel Frye. Benjamin Willie, IT,, George
Willie, John willie. William Eaton, Putnam
harrington, Thomas Harrington, Jacob
Harrington, Ebenezer Day, Benjamin Day,
John knight, Jeremiah Bradley, Daniel
Day, Thsddeus Bemis, Oliver whiting,
Samuel McKeen, Samuel N. X. whiting
oliver whiting. jun, Moses Day and jos
eph Knight, for the purpose OF opening
new channel for Saeo River, within the
town OF fryebarg In the following direc'
ton beginning on the nortberly bank Of
said river on land formerly owned BY jos
eph Frye. about any rods southwestsrly
OF the dwelling house OF william Russell
and running the lands OF Eoenezer fessen
den, iun., Peter Waller, Isaac Abbott AM
Stephen Abbott, TO Bean Pond, and IRON
said Pond through the canal 70 Bog Pond
and thence eastWardly 20 said Saco River
near the dwelling house Of Simon Frye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

M,soN.-Novcr In my recollection have
I seen worse travelling than now nothing
i1lug bot shoyellng snow and breaking
roais 10 me open country. Good weather
la the woods ioggcrs are basy-George
r.. Mills. on The coolest DAY OF las, week.
broke through the ice and took bath ne
hai % drive his on team two miles before
De- could g.; % q ore AMI change bis
clothes lie mansgei n keep from ffcet'
log aui took no cold--Lsug troubles are
provaient-N "A Taylor aui wife have
hcun away ON = visit - Waterford snd
Otisaeit-A = Bean has crew and
oven hauling birch In Mason. /, horses
bark from a,ovc Round Pond Ia Albany -
West Bethel. AMI Oxen hauling peeled
hen,ock % his min IN Albany. lie has 600
cords 20 barb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

LocEEs MILLA-rherc WAS q mistake
in oar last IL sh0uld read thus Nc
Stevens has been feeble for q long time,
ani hl. vile has been faithful IN aiminis'
tsring 20 bis wants. Albert A stevens
The 800. promising yosag man, Il very
LEX vel cared Tor BY his mother aud sls
tors and brothers. A. well A. Kind friends
Edgr usuuaford has been very kiud u
him-rhcre was al interesting sermon
prcachei last sabbath In the new church,
by our Presiding Kider, DR.. Allen. Min
Istrr Hsunsford vas present, also Hooper
from Bethel Df Allen spoke with much
f.enug. aud made plain The truth that SIN
occAslons darkness AMI misery, While d.
Woe Truth shcis light ani knosle'ige and
peace wherever 10 goes. May this light
shine upon our pathway aud guide as al
to perfect day
Wafk ln an Light - shalt thou own
ny tarknrss passci away
because that IEht on thee hath shone
in snich IL pcficct day
Wan In the 4 Ixht-and cen The tomb
~ FEARFUL sfkIr shall wear.
GLORY shall chase awAy ~ gloom.
lnr christ hss conqacfed thcre-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

LovKLL--rhc weather warmer, AMI We
nps look for a rsin storn-----blsnche
iieAi1. who Wss sick with scarlet fever AZ
ChslsCa. IL recovered. AMI nov stopping
n Dermuk school Il District No.
2 ciosci saturday; y. NJ Russell, teacher.
a. hAs now gore . Bridgton Academy
y 4 StrArns soit bis fat oxen q w. II.
walker. and took In exchange a Zoe pair
of fnar year oilis--During The high Wind
- Monday Bemis Russell started 10 come
frnm North Bridgton ~ Lowell When
neAr home ho s.s obliged 10 anhsfness his
horse AMI let hin nai his way through The
drin- A. best h. could. lie escaped with
two frozen ears
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

OXFORD 4. Al a Court Of Probate he "a Al
paris. within ADD for the County Of Ca ford,
on the third TuesdAy Of jan, A. ID. ISIS
:. PORTER sTEAR>s. Admlstfator on ne -
AZ OF Abigail q. Hall, lsts Of Paris, IN SAID coun
mlnlstraion OF the estate Of said deceased for 81
ORDERED that ssid Administrator sive notice 10 AL
psrsoss Interested. by easing copy OF this or
her 10 he publlshsd three weeks soeresslyeiy IN
the OXFORD Democrat. printed 81 Paris, that tney
nav appear A 4 cosn OF Probate 20 be held a
Paris, In sald county. on the third Inssisy .,
show cause u say they have, WIZ the same shosld
not be allowed. .., -
Atrnseopy-aftssti n. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

NxwEa.-lt has cost . good deal OF
money % Keep thc roads open Tor The past
fsw days. to suoS blockAics, within
wctk O1 fcucos and bushes BY The roai'
Nay are naisance which oaghi speedily
10 81 abatci-John IA. Scarf died Al bis
rrsiirucc ln thI, town, iAsi AondAy morn
.ng. be- was shout any years Of axe, and
hal always boou q resident OF NeSry.
Funeral services AZ ~ q m. on Tharsday
ncxt a. TIE church Al Nesry Cornef---
A man - The name % Cross, Ia The EN-
nioy % Orln Poster. IL sics with erysiPe-
a. Is. Llit.chAle. a. The Branch. has
zen oat % health for long tine. A
GOOD many lnvallis Ia tos.- Among
tlen. Willie Wiibcf. Minnie WNkcr' Asa
Russell ani Ilsratlo Wighls wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

loved. Mr.. Center hsi the misfortune or
having his sleigh badly smashed. One isy
last week. The horse was hllehei near
me door ola hyusr. hot became l'o.'nri
aad frightened ny = dog, ran anh i'laf'I
himself somewhat aud broke The sleigh
hafly-Mrs. Bctsey kt,oa ani 'usi-
Moore have gone 20 Lewiston % visit
friends "Juyenlles" met last Sat
urisy AMI elected the following Officers flf
the ensuing quarter Harry Elliott, V.i
Anna Farnam, v. Charlie Doiiod, secy
George Lufkln. +. Eddie fsrnum, Chap !
fda NJ. Center. I q. Tommy Peuley. scn :
walter Morse. M-rhe third and last
Quarterly nesting Tor this year Will b.
holden At the " East. Saturday p m. and
tAe Sabbath. preaching both days by Df
Ailen-rhs storm this week Wa sever
accompanied BY high winds, badly block
Ing The roads. bai not sufficient 20 pTc'eot
A. J. Knight hsallng potatoes h bryan's
Pond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

SoUrn WoopstocE Snow l. coming
Ia abundance which means lively business
Tot the teamsters-Tom LarVey l. haul
ing lumber nom Greenwood Tor ". q.
Brown-The musical concert, held AZ
the NJ n church. Thursday evening was
q success, doing credit 10 both teacher and
papli.-Frct Lurvcy Il Al work Tor Jas.
Day At Bryan,s Pond, hauling wool
Allie Irish has sold bis Oxen - Harvey
Pratt, We Nearly every one
has = bad cold. AMI lang trouhles ATE prev
alcut-Our Postmaster, o. l.. fullcf, l.
% have the 0rice Tor smother four years,
With az increased amount for earrI.n the
mall-wc are glad 10 hear that Lueiia Day
= On the gsln--Eva Dow i stopping In
Bethei this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

RrsFoKp. What with the cold, and
,he Wind. Monday was the seyerest OF The
season. IL l. the Only time for The winter
ia, We have failed 10 get our daily nall
n.neins school. also. failed 10 come 10
time. this week--Ths l. 5. met Al Mrs.
Josephine Bakers for labor aud refresh
mapts--Mr. Barker Is slowly bat steadily
g.lulng-The winter term OF the Centre
school, taught By c. ~ Hutehins, VII
elo~e Friday. lie Is 10 open high school
,ns,e "a commence on the 23i Of feb'y,
which viii be his S0th term. and the stn
In that dlstrict-Geo. Hodsdon, on west
lie OF Ellis River, met with . bad aeci.
dent on wednesday while hauling wood
win bis team, . sled stake caught against
some object, and. Tying back, hit him on
III face. cutting bad cash about the eye.
Dr. Hiram Abbott was called 70 attend
hlm-Ramor says we are TO have new
store sOOn; making the third In our small
village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

UrroN Married. JAny 18th, sam I'LL
Raymond % Upton AMI Miss Alice brown
OF Cambridge, y. H--There have been
sboui 10 tons o. hay sold 10 Upton and
vicinity. 10 Cal Turner. II Chase, {. y.
Ryerson. and other parties Who have team.
In The woods--Mrs. james Bartlett, OF
Bethel. and her two children are visiting
friends 10 town---Scvcrc colds are prev
aleu,--Jos. fcaslec, one OF oar Oldest In
h,bitAnts. 4, quite feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
Tgr roSrAL CARD BRIGADE

ISL OF rus rUSrrs
prwar rm Rrrrt or ruris o.
.-r,,rnVs roN0 rue lSr. Ntsi-
,,.~s "Otp Puou. AID tnt la
sr,n,E, Loaa oT CaSDtruAs Tvs.
,,-rr Murfrrpr or NArrr,ISCs
~ Hr,l LrTE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

RruYoKD CKSrKK - The parishioners
ana friends OF Rev. ". ID. Center 81 East
Rumford, met al the residence OF a. ..
knight. Thursdsy evening. and gave hin .
donation OF over go. About 30 persons
were present, and very pleasant time en-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

wuSo~'s MuIs Two feet All q half
% snow 10 The woods now, AMI A. u never
rains bu, 10 poufs. our lumbcrmcn hink
they have about enough uos--We have
one arm In town that will not fail, JET The
weather Dc what u Will, no snow 90 All
snow, ani that l. the nfm ~ Grams lioyi
CrArs owns hls team. l. boss aud team.
sier. lIoyt .. chopper, swamPcr and sled
tender That .. the Kind OF rrm - be-
loug - when payday comes--hf LuoAs
now that the rush % blacksmshing Is over
4 ahoui b seek green heli. and pAstures
new---Cyras Klmball formerly % Ma
pies. 90. foani dead In his bed. on the
morning OF JAny a0th, Al II II. Lombaris
lie hal been out OF health al winter. Age
bout ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

swsDE~ Dan Adams has lost one Of
his oxen. The on was Injured by slipping
on the Ice week of ten days days ago,
ant A. no relief Cor bis sufcrings coa "a b.
found, In mercy he was Killed. HIS mate
sold Tor my dOllars--Ei Woodbury. has
damned his FOO, 80 badly thu, he cannot
work In The wOods--Mrs. " VI. Hamlin
/. sick with lung fever she Ia attended ~
Dr. &. l.. Wilson OF Waterford---l.ast
week your typc-sciter male me report that
4" waldo Nash ami wife an son are q set
% housekeeping instead ~ " and son,
read are soon" waldo has Just len o q
"llyiag single and took him a vile, and
your news 4. Too preyl0us--Rcmemocr'
dear DkxocR,r. the political campaign has
closed, maintsin yoar well-carnej rcpaia'
ton. AMI DO not Al this late day dabolc In
scauiAl-E. w. Bennett has started up
bis steam mill. Charlie Green OF waterford
runs the engine. and VIII Mar the largest
saw-The knights boys AMI Ivory Rich
arison. who Is veteran Al the business,
src m.klug shook AZ Benncits cooper shop
-Charlcs whltshousc AMI his wife ar,
both In poor hsalth-wc'inssi evening
the drama, " ODDS with the Ensmy," Wa
well piAyoi By The Dramatic Clgb ., the
The town house attendance small on &C
ooant % BAD travelling AMI clustering
weAthcf-Oar TAI collector, y. L. Grant,
has been making a. some solemn aud ~
tsfssting calls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

Roderiek's Cough Bslssm Il prepared
from q recipe OF one OF Msines most IA
nous physicians, deceased.-it 10 susran-
teed 70 cure. See advt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

CrNrEE o,EiI--w. q Blown has the
contract % build the new ball AMI other
balldlngs Tor The IVES, oxford Agricultaf'
Al society
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

.EIun The F...agc sChHo.s D..s
... f.,k The u.i Fo.ks o.. came .f
a.. Wednesday r.rat. anf was IA crari
fell. ..--Iar MAJ r1ltc lItNrrr h..h.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

E.sT SUNNEh-The morning train oo
the u IAN u was cancrlri two d,y-
las, week on account Of snow blockade
The mall train saccecdei In getting through
and making all connections The ROAD u
now doing a large baslness. Darins jan
uary 500 tons Of freight we're sent RON D
sumner alone--A delegation ron luVln.
chile Lodge attended the Oxford District
Lodge OF Good remplar- a. E,si Bnck'
Geld, Wednesday. They found poor roads,
and In consequence comparatively sinai
attendance. bat a. Interesting session i
renortei.