davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
Good Cheap Coal,

Don't buy your coal without seeing
Lee, Mitchell & Co. They have Is
car loads the best of coal ordered
cheap. They defy competition. I5tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
LeOk Here.

All persons indebted to me will
please come forward and settle at
once. NY business must be closed
nm. r. II. FOWLER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
Coed News.

Eastern money to loan on 8, S and
10 years time. Orders filed ON short
notice. Apply to JOHN p. CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Go clear around the square to buy
your groceries from C. E. Yerger.
You will save money. He keeps the
best and sells the cheapest. He pays
cash for produce. IS Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Easter sells his goods at a reason
able profit and does not charge two
prices all round. Give him a call
and be convinced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Easter buys for cash and sells for
cash. His motto is mo one rich
enough to buy on credit, no one too
poor to be politely waited on"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

The "chump" who made SO much
fuss about the Mexico fair being a
pumpkin show entered a horse in
only one race. There were no very
fast horses in it and the drivers wait
ed for him to get in. Still he was
shut out in the first heat. His horse
is a pumpkin show horse and should
be entered in the slow mule race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

1t will pay you to buy your gro
ceries OF. Younger & jesse. They
will not be undersold, when there Is
any cash in sight 16-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Casters display of groceries at the
fair "took the cake" BE has the
finest stock in town and is the leader
Of low prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

The fullest and best stock OF glass
and queensware in the county. Call,
examine and be convinced.
Buckley & MOORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
Saturdays Races.
The pacing race Saturday was very
exciting. The score was:

This was a good field of horses but
the race was won easy in three
straight heats by Harry Golddust.
See notice of this horse elsewhere.
The 2:35 trot resulted as follows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
For Sale.

Fancy bred Short Horn bulls, one
yearling Jersey bull cheap, Berkshire
hogs very low.
tt G. G.. McHATToN & Sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Red Short Horn Heifers Wanted.
High grade, calved February
March and April.
I9-tf. McHATToN & Sons.
Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
MEXICO MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOB THE LEDGER BIZ
Buckley & MOORE,
DEALERS IN

ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,,
Provisions. Flour. Feed. Sail. Glass and Queens
ware-all sold low for cash or exchange fog
all kinds OF country produce. Come and see
us-NoRTHWEsT CORNER SQUARE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
Premiums Awarded at the Fair.
Concluded from first page.)

III 1SAALs
Private premium by A. M. Harrison.
SO Best sucking horse colt by his
horse Denmark" 90
] E Green, Audrain.
81 Best sucking mare colt by his
horse "Denmarkh. ......... 10 90
] w Fletcher, Audrain.
HARNESS HORSES.
90 Best mare, 5 years and over...$l0 90
Jas Madden, ILL.,, Sims & Kreider, CAL
SC and under 5...... 10 90
VIM McGurgan, Kansas City, Davis,
Smith & Co, Galloway.
81 8 and under 4...... Z so
Sims, Kreider & Co., Galloway; Harris
& King, Boone:
IS 9 and under S...... 6 90
W R Ridgeway, J Il Fields.
SO / and under 2...... 5 90
NJ Otto, Boone; Cs Harrison, Galloway
60 under l year........ 5 90
Jos Mcdonald. Geo Sanford.
81 Best gelding, 8 and over....... 10 90
Davis, Smith & Co., Fulton; H V Ped
field. st. Louis.
s a Christian, Boone; B F swaggart,
Brownsville.
63 8 and under 49,. s 90
Harris, King & Co., Boone; Clark &
Potts.
MISUNDERSTANDING
65 Best gelding, any age.........s 8 90
J D Vinson.J " Harrison.
67 Best pair seldings, owned by
same persen. 10 %
] D Vinson.
SWEEPSTAKES.
6s Best saddle gelding, any age...sl5 90
] w Baynham, Fulton.
60 Best single rig. driven by owner 10 90
Davis, Smith & CO., Fulton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Il Best mule, any age-..........s15 90
S S Northern
~ buggy mule, any age...... Is 90
G A Cuibertson
Is pair mules, owned by ex-
hibitor 10 90
SIS Northern
HARNESS HORSES.
"A Best stallion, 5 years and over SIS 90
Davis, Smith & Co, G Harris. Boone
IS 4 and under 3d.. 10 0G
76 8 and under a.. Z sc
A c Turner Boone
II 2 and under3.... 6 0C
] Moss Galloway; Thos Harrison Cal.
laway
7S l and under 2.... 8 0f
] A Fountain Boone; r A Fountain
Boone
70 under 1.......... 8 0C
J Bruce; W ID Lee
SWEEPSTAKES,
1913 Best harness stallion, mare or
geIdlna W
II V Pedfield st. Louis
HOGS.
so Best Berkshire boar..........$ s OF
W E West C 6 Mediation & Son
81 sow.......... 5 0C
G G Mediation & Son
50 Poland China boar ........ 5 0(
D NJ Roberts
IS sow........ 5 0C
same
"a " Chester white boar. 8 0C
T B Buckner ] W Spotswood
90 SOW........ D W
same
So " Jersey boar. 5 OF
w II Barton
SO sow ............. 3 OF
w E West
80 SOW with not less than five
iU "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

The tax book for 1885 will in a few
days be turned over by the county
clerk to Collector Nelson, of which
the following ia An abstract:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
IA Rent,

Two nice rooms to rent, East side
square. Enquire Of Jacob Ruloff. Ut.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

io W
G G Mediation & Son w H Barton
DRAFT HoRsEs-NATIvE.
90 Best stallion, 4 years and over. $40 90
A Turner, Boone, Rodgers & johnson
SO 3 and under4 -. s 90
Hardy Hurdle.
"a 2 and under 3d.. 6 90
Thos Harrison, Galloway, Hardy Hur-
= die
95 / and under 2.... 5 90
D NJ Roberts, J Harrison. IN
N F Kilgore, J r Adair, Galloway
963 Best draft stallion, any age,
JC&CC Turner, Boone.
PRIVATE PREMIUM BY CLARK s POTTS.
81 Best sucking colt, by their
horse aMOss Rosen.........$25 90
H 7 Squirting, ] Bruce
% Best sucking colt by their
horse ssCharlie Ross". ..... % 90
H T Squirting B F Orear
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
80 Best saddle mule, owned by ex-
hibitor. oo
Joe Mcdonald
100 Best pair draft mules, owned
! by exhibitor. 10 DC
l NOTtHSfh 0fOs
l0I Best pair carriage mules, owned
by exhibitor. ............ 10 ol
G III Cnibertson
FINE HoRsEs.
I02 Best mare, 4 years and oversize OF
| White Bros, Montgomery City; Davis,
Smith & Co,
los 8 and under 4...... Z sc
Davis, Smith & Co, Fulton; Harris 4
King; Boone .,
John Field; A Springer
los and under 2...... 5 OF
NJ Otto, Boone; c S Harrison, Galloway
log under I............ 5 OF
II T Squirting; ] w Martin, Galloway
GENERAL SWEEPSTAKES.
Ill Best stallion, any age, all pur-
U
Davis, Smith & Co, Fulton
liz Best mare, any age, all pur-
poses III U
ll3 Best selding, any age, all pHr-
poses ~ U
Same
ia Best stallion, with two of his
spring colts........-.-...-. 20 0
L B Morris, city
lis Best mare, with sucking colt. 10 o
Fl B Squirting, county
Ii9 Best stallion, mare or geiding.. 20 0
Henderson & Edmonston
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

You can now buy Of Vim. Wetter.
near the depot, Dicks celebrated
beer and extract of malt. He u
ready TO attend TO your orders. 49H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

7. F. Roden buys and sells for
cash, and in this way saves money
for his customers, at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
Notice 70 Teachers.

Notice 70 Teaehefys
ALI persons desiring TO obtain GER
tifcatea will please come in during
August and get them rs there will be
no further examination until the latter
part Of December. II. A. GAss,
| l9-4,H County School Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Buy your goods from the postofice
5 and 10 cent counter. lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

COAL.
Lee, Mitchell & Co. are now pre-
pared tet deliver the best
ILLINOIS COAL,
ANTHRACITE COAL,
BLACKSMITH COAL.
Consult your own interests and see
them before ordering.
Office on Washington street, nesl
southwest corner square. lott
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

You viii miss it If you don't buy
your groceries from C. F. Yerger.
26-tf,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
LOCAL NOTICES.

Go to the postofice for fruits or
candy. 11-f.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

M For loans apply to Lakenan &
Barnes, upstairs, S. side square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20
Hays q Gentleman.

CtNrRALIA, Mo-. Aug. II, 's5.
We, the undersigned citizens OF
Centralia and vicinity, having noticed
some articles published in newspapers
derogatory to the character of I. NJ.
Hays, a citizen of our town, would
represent that we have known Mr..
Hays for about two years as an indus
trious, attentive laboring mechanic.
His department and standing with us
as a gentleman does not merit OF
Justify the attacks thus publicly
made AGAINST him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

j.. NJ. Phelps.
We notice among the names above
all of the members of the firm Hayes
is working for as we'll as those of the
leading citizens of Centralia. 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Go to T. F. Roden's il you want
fresh groceries Of all kinds. At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Don't fail to visit the largest es-
adjustment in the city. Old post
Office corner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

The best selected stock of goods
ever brought to the city at Cough &
Ruger's. 1871
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

]. B. Giddings, G. A. Crowson,
j. w. Willis, E. J. Sears,
J. H.. Thomas, L. C. Cove,
j. D. Garrard, B. F. Miller,
W. N. White, p. j. Barron,
Jas. II. White, j. T. Mitchell,
w. j. Booth, I'D. Hulen,
j. A. Hulen, A. C. VIM,
r. d. Poage, E. Hahn,
z. S. Hooker, E. J. Wallace,
James D. Wyatt, R. L. Willis,
j. o. Tinsley, Chas. NJ, Pape,
Julius A. Oates, J. Bush,
T. Fl. Hulen, J. L. Paxton,
Ed. H. Farrar, D. N. Newman,
j. E. Stewart, r. L. Shock,
R. T. Day, T. S. Sneed,
G. NJ. Lease, S. P. Good,
w. A. McAllister, E. j. Brown,
G. T. Paxton, F. Hulett,
w. H. Garrett, Harrison Brown,
w. II. Gooch, h. c. Threlkeld,
j. E. 3. Drops, J. R. Bryson,
J.. A. Bell, A. T. Sneed,
J.. II. Head, NJ. D., j. W. BAY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

Why don't you buy VIM. Wetter's
celebrated Dicks beer. 49-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-08-20

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
FRNFRIRG

81 Pos, sni vie have retained 70
Ncs lork.
NJ. u n Colby % LeWision hAs been
visiting Mr. J T. Gerry.
Tuesday evening there vas an entertain
meat A. the Acaiemy Hall Miss Caroline
Roach furnished readings and Rotations
SUI he school gave several pieces % mu-
SIC. TIE receipts. Which q 10 oniain =
chandelier for she ball. we're satisfactory
snd The suiIerce apparently appreciated
the euieftslnment
Parts afc uos ssslgnei 'or The euter'
talumeui d tAke place Al The close of The
tern. Nov. "a
A. T. Frsuch. for several years. postal
clerk oa The T. 40 Railroad. between
here An1 Portland. has been trsusfcrfed
% the longer route between Portland and
STANTON. VI. ani vii only be required 20
run Alternate weeks.
= q Seayey has moved bis tailor shop
into he room specially prepared fcr him
hack % W. LoCke's boot and shoe store 10
The building formerly occupied BY Shirisy
Lewis
The Congregational Church was repre-
seuted byA half dozen members a. the
Conference Al North Waterford, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Al Warren. shirley 4 Cousens's en-.
Client clcrk. returns 90 Bro~ufelt on &C
count ~ special Offer made him BY one OF
the principal traders there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
EBRON

ne Ladies Benevolent society met a.
Rev. :. ID Richardson's, Tuesday evening"
thsre was very good Attendance.
Prof Moody of Briigtou wAs 10 town,
ih.s week
NJ. A q Rsckard o. Leomins,sr, Mass
- in town.
I'll. Packard has Young chestnut Tree
Iust bseInnlug o. bar They are cutie
r.re ln thIs v.cluIty. ani Ne think A. there
Il. alNays really sale Tor chesiuuis Al
good price. 20 trees would Pc a gooi
invsstmsut f1r AM farmer
NJ Perry OF Ssuih Paris speui two
tsvs herr AS week with l.. / Bampas,
biastiug f1r Minerals We understAnd
they got some good specimens C.
A er.nf reception occurred a. Mr.. and
NJ. q Bartieits. on The evening OF
ths gtth mt Thufstsy an Immense DAT
Ill cane from Mr. Bsrtletts friends 10
Boston. an Mr.. Bartlett bcins ah-eui,
she deferred opsulug 70 untl Dis srn'A
saturday evening She invitei me neiSh'
1or- o. So hos many good things from
Nash-boilsr sni hgtter'it rs % The m'si
delicate sesring apQsrel eoaIi o. pfe-seu
a. one barrel Mr. Bartlett found plen-
~ of nics clothes Tor himself snd POI ne N
% uumindful % huitoos uuul Mr. fscksfd
r.minf.i hin % their usefulness Tie
cheerful gathering ciOsei With excellent re-
f-..hrn.nt. prepared Tor The occasion.
On the gSth sabbath school and praise
meeting wrfc attended ~ larger nun
her than usual Rev. ant Mrs. kichAri'
.op wsre both a1'e 20 attend The evening
mestlng no.
Tu..fsy evening TIE Lsd'es' Aii soele-
~ sri1yed very pleasant aud profitable
re.tinE A. the pastors delightful home.
Tbe stuSsnt. we're invited and qaite .
ramh.r were present The receipts ~
49,. evs-c.rt contribution amounted 70
shout four dollars.
"wednesday evening the programme OF
a. pubnc lycsum previously presented ~
a. wss rendered 10 very satisisetof,
msnnsr. and most cretitsoie % the seoooi
FIrst OF The week very handsome sno
iumirou. chandelier vas suspended 10 tne
rh.p.f and we understand II Il pressu'
ron oue Of cur Trustees
We we're happy 10 hear that our ra,,s
fri.uts were 80 fsvoraoly Impressed sl.n
"a, hiyblv appreciated teseher, Prof Ssr-
ysnt who tOOk part 10 the discussion on
~ p.psr prepared BY Miss sarah A. Leon
ara 81 Norway. So.
A v.rv ale AMI Instructive art lecture
%. a.livVrrd. Thursday evening. ~ froi
w.rr,n OF Con.y University. He Trough.
4. l.rse number OF hne engrsvinss, sno
SIR them Cor the time permitted ~ 70
80 te.t we we're indeed visiting itsiy'
~ III elorIoas old cry Of the seven bills.
Al az openlng and closing OF the lecture
- .ere onsly rendered By @ w. Cash'
nan. .,.. ,h,oash
Prof warren, srge piese's a. A..
University 10 this insutau1a, ,,s..,ss
cres.lue Interest seems 70 90 y. ~ an.
In the Academy ~ al tns '''''''
cation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
ANnOYER.

Harry Bacon has sold half ~ his l1b ard
boat shop - his brother y. " Bacon ron
itf-r-or, y N
Another Audover bachelor has fallen vic
tim 20 the fair ser aud mairimouyi this
time Il l. Charles y. Loysjoy ~ Farmers
mn. who on "Wednesday % this week was
Married 60 Miss Rebecca Ssain OF Ron.
bury
The N. y Soclable TIL. week Was q, The
house Of Charles stevens a large attend
ance AMI good time.
There wAs social party AZ Simon Cut
ilng's, Thursday evening.
Poor a Cutiing have lately BEEN ihfcsh.
log Al North Rlmfofd. N Frank llofts
they thr,shsd is3 bushels - oats which
grew on three acrcs-aylsli OF OF hashsls
per acre.
Al the Audovcr Fair We noticed some
very Cue stamping done by Mrs % II. foof,
Who hss perforated patterns Tor stamping
sqaar,s for cfsfy quilt. Tides. tes.uay
uspkins. table scarf. etc also lgiters Tor
mafkiug linen
A. the annual meeting Of the Auioyer q
Byants Pond Telegraph sni Telephone
Co. Oct a.. the following oficsrs were
elected Tor The ensuing wear
rre. lieni. = ". Ciafk. VICE ffesiieri = 10
Ton. sscrstary And Treasurer % n roor, ~
psrlntsnt. n n nunhams Directors N'i
too. 4 Wet. ~ o. Poor. q NcAlisisf'
small. Do.
Or Messsrvc l. treating biz house 10
new clapboafds ant pAint
Everybody l. busy closing ~ the sun
mer. OF ge,,lus really fof The Winter can
psIgn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
nXFnRn

Another rosi machine hss been tried o.
ts.t - -srit- esch u ssit o. % good
Merrill Bracket i road Surveyor IN ace
N CT Have. who hAs resigned he l.
rottins iu = drain from JoseQh ko'insous
&C. scross o. tts rvt NIL
Nauy Tracy has been gl.is sick Win
eIphthsrls. - thst h.s fsihsr T. Ger Tracy,
vas unable % hep d. appointment %
rreach a. Bowfolnhsm ou Slufsy.
NJ. Jossrh FrenCh hAs hetn Fefy sick
with nsuraga arolui the heart There
uas % service a. tae NJ q charCh .n this
p.sce or Sluiay A glaftefy meeting SAs
hs'f a. We.chvlie.
uuracr Brarkrt auf si'c have rCcn VS.
max h.s brother merrill
Nary ~ iae hers To- tosn attended
lie Institute a. - Paris
NJ. Boyntnn las gone O. ffAmluEl
sIth Der 500 lrvlnE
Nathsn Sr.ckanf hss moved 3D. sQuih
Paris
Frank Foeg hss novel TITO the house
Owned ~ nar-u a Haskr- lsieiy vscs;ei
~ NJ Tpcy. ieaslug 7 J Dawes rent
Fsrart
10 tss fornsr ari Aso 10 The present
sfltor. ~ heartily Ssh success 10 iaeif
80 uofk
TIE army BOYS net Saturday evening"
40 voted o. invite the memnsr- ~ Harry
Host Pot toasnppsr In ne engine nA.i,
- ...rra fIr.a In fha naar fltlre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03

NJ. Ff,nsth l. Hove hss returned
ar an srssrCs In bostot of some thres
rssrs
81. AIhsft Noousy-formsriy Kama
utrr.-has bee mailing kvIs.t here.
n.rrr Fsv Wetks. sho smptirt powder
r.- e fssk iuto stove coaQls of year
A.. a. gai Somewhat amiiUitst With
~. e. III roEffr As ilst received snOih-
j. ..sn- uaruug skunks ore u'ght isst
go .r taxing Clt ~ 90 Flitirg iuto.
t.r.rkft tts revolver he hst a. q srspon
h. eatahnls iAfouah hIs yest lost hs.f
.rrt ~ nrf frrfr srf snghtiv Injured su.
.t..r Before h.s eHp'ot sith powder
a. "a stove he 49, frcCkiei worse than
a. uitfr youfh frurmhsf N. sheu his
a. -ra.rf anrr thsts smonther. fs.rsr fac
..-.frat rr flarf ift,e eut 20 the fu.
III rrrws co sEsIr. Sith goo' "a on
n be- t.r msy ~ CraCklrg Do skuA Nith
,rutrares huurh 90 hrsIns.
u.r.ss a. ccughiug bsiy, some cutie
"a
~. Ava KImhal O. hsre trying o.
fsen.s of Der tusosuts iutervsi In Kin
ts ul
NJ Sarah K.rhsrisou contuurs s.ck.
n.-rts 90 frf RECOVERY az eutsrts'red.
l.trarIsr ~ rivers at sesk. art ne
49, rfrtes sre nos Iu bona. hosmsn
4 Narr ave srrt drivers OIL takc IN I'M
r.r ttrY tare a. SafIrufue.
SrsHsEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
HARTFORD

To uruncuar cane Octohsr 4.ih, art
sItn ulCh frgfet ] harmed ihai Geo II
WatkIus. esg -shn haf urairi me ike .
rsrtIrmsr-hai resigned a. IN editor of
a. urNucHsr sas arx. ors Tor tim 90
ranruue .. editor uutI January ufxt
UkrsIse learned - hat Smother editor
Al Fufhrs ed .-shnm WAtkIus sqrsks
hIghF % Amuug tte many editors Shu
have control 80 thc columns n TIE nrHo.
CEAr since have Qsuurf articles f1r o..
no oue causrt M 80 much ffgr,i, A. Stfu
I Iraruef thai = D ShAs Nks o. longer
s.ffnf ofthsi psgef Gee shn knes ShAS
.a.f snfn beard 20 bis death Last Moo
fava gurf man scot O. hrsvfn
1 cHmmercr hrIgaic card tts .'ih ~
O.t--s cInufr tsy
Thr .-ih 90 O.tnnrr sas ftmafkAhIf
warm fsy f1r % zine of yesr uesef Sew
horss ~ a teams CD shoS NOTE eNhsus
tnr. Than they t.i on that isy. S'me
farmer, took them OF - teams a. an cary
aour
great ifal % wofk hAs already been
fnur CO. prepare she grouud Or usxt ytar.s
rrDrs ~ every year hts tarrr hesn
s1ch aftI to Nork on The groani. Win
horse ans ~ teams
10 rrfsrrucr Oh e. 20 ushron, Shrft De-
ssvs-" W. thought = mAn of 'iiAfuofis
AZ wou'f have more regard Cor gray asif
ans sprctaC.ss thar o. insinuatc ~ A.
ynung auf green. etc w have Dot oeru
.hle o. mske srrse 90 some 90 Hartford :
Itsm.- nc L. rot iucnuet % softsuiug
oftae brain. than I am % llfgc ~ tae 40
psararcs 20 thki Disorder
frsl to rejoice hat can usc ne pfn
Tor me reai.f. ~ . uumhff ~ pcfioiica.s,
whIch I have fslih nay So some gooi.
HAYWOOD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
p SUMNER

vsoeins,ion IL qaits general IN This Vi.
cirIfv
ur n Robinson has iefi 'or Ncs Iofk
~hsfs b. 49, sped thc winter
Chas. q Custman has moved 90 The
Sifpheu kc,ue place. whiCh be- has lately
purrhssst
Narcsia Head h,s gore q Dover. y.
N o. sQsud ne Siuisr with Der sister.
Atatosu meeting Tuesday 10 wAs voted
to sppssi O. The supreme jaficisl Court
FROM thc Sec sion % ths CountY Commis.
sInucfs in thr Suuuer AL fosd case.
L1c'ls Robinson ~ ssssChussts hAs
hssu trylug a. establish q CommAntery %
ihe Cn.tei order 10 ,he Golden Cfos. A.
us place.
y : sni j l. ucigion have esch pat
rss sky Ignts lnto their dwellings
James bArross hss ueS'y painted his
hnlse
A carload 90 Souihsru plus f1r use on
the railroad bridges attracts some attsu
tou There ar srcks 10 clear umpfr Oh
~ or irChcs snf a. frct long
NJ snf NJ. . 1 wh.tng have re-
iurrai O. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03


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dne Officers VII b. Installed A. soon a..
District Degoiy Grand Master viii An nm
on nme when he can stisnd toll IN.
installation sill b. public. and the M..on.
VIII thelr wives AMI daughter. an. e.n.c.
ally Invited 20 attend. A supDsr vii \.
furnished ~ ths Lodge. and a good time
generally l. anticipated. Notice Of The
Vine I'll b. given Ia due season.
Doctor q. q Richardson Il mailing .
tnofuugh repair % the Doctor Bartlett
stand, which h recsutly purchased. both
outside and iusiie, nom cellar 10 garr,t.
ior rs osn as. and % hls own Hkipr
which ~ nay vel 40. for he PAL. Al down
Tor y IN cash, When he TOOK the deed OF
IT, Tie Intends 10 move into hlna fsw
Sreks. snd 10 practice medicine from the
CD -'snt, Shsrv ths Doctors bartlett have
lived and prseticed - long We Wish him
mufh success
The Academic uigh School. taught by
Albert ID Para son % Hsury W psrk.
60 ~ Mtnicol and slfe Is progressing
very successfully They have a good nun.
nfr ~ pupils, ant their school i highly
spokeu 20 ~ both parents ant scholars
thfy have already ossu engaged for thc
winter tern
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
OLD DOCUMENT.

The following old document. which
will be Of interest % many Of our readers,
j. furnished us by J 4. Pfali Of Chelssa.
Mas.
u a. H0noraii, ~, Srnais 1Hi H,ass ~
Rsprusnfdfrss n a. Commonwealth ~
MIss. ~ GsHsrni Court Asfsmli'd.
The subscribers being appolnted Com.
mliiee by Society recently established
In The Cogniy OF OHfori for the purpose
% Improving Agriculture and Domestick
Economy under the name 81 " The oxford
Agricultural Society Would humbly Rep.
resent In behalf OF said society Ia your
Honorable body that The late Commercial
restrictions have hai tendency 10 paral-
alyte The etcrilons Of every Glass Of cltl.
leus 10 this part % the C0unTy and no
Class feel more the hard hand Of oppr,r-
slon than the Farmers 10 this County
That they confidently hope and expect BY
the formation Of said Society that an en-
tsrpflslng spirit may be the result of their
eIerilous smOng those Who are members
~ may hereafter become associates with
them. They would therefore pray your Hon
ofs % pass an act and Grant them such fur
Their AID End assistance A. your Honor.
may think necessary 10 promote the object
OF said Society. And A. 10 duty bound
will ever prsy.
Hebron. tia 22i. 1874
Nigafi Robt Carr
ThOmss CLARK
Shubal Trip
Ruel BArrows
Gideon Cushman II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-03
RUMFORD CENTRE

A. ~ predicted. The Masonic iustAla.
tlnn wrsavery pleasant sfslr District
Depuiy waldo rvttsngin lrstslei The on
csrs male qlaftsite ~ four voices,
wiih la pcttsngill A. TIE organ. rendered
zone very nice selections Mr. k'mhal ~
the Uulon House. dii his part toward.
maklng the evenings entertainment sue.
cos ~ placing splentii turkey supper
before thc isiniy MAsons ani their hungry
wives
wa'irr Abbott from Boston q. Visiung
mn. father. Hrufv Abbott a. kssi Ken
ford. be- l. An oficsr 90 The police force.
,ui has proved tlmssf o BE- a detective
Dob rood standing W know ~ several
quite hart cases thai Do has heipsi bring
shlut. sri has brought he criminals %
gfirf
Mis- PARK hss lasi closed asefy proni-
.h'~ term of school. wc hope she may
trsrh hefe azain.
Frauk Thafston attends . start 'of The
Wet 5000.
rs Faruum hss been in Portland q
~ isy- mailing selections ln goods Tor
0l aui Winter trAie
Baslue,s 0. quiet . say The least 4