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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-18
FINANCIAL.
FOR THIS WEEK.

The weather has been warm and
we have not said-very much about
Winter Underwear-so far. Before
the trade was over last winter we
commenced to prepare for the next
giving order direct to the best
manufacturer, and during the sum-
mer and recent warm weather, have
picked up many lots which are de-
sirable and cheap. Now when our
customers are ready to buy, we are
ready to SELL Prices we guar
antee as low or lower than
can be obtained anywhere in
New England. Shapes, we pay
particular attention to, and con-
slider it very important matter, as
good fitting Underwear wears best
and is much more comfortable than
i'll shaped garments. We have such
large variety to select from that
all may be suited as regards quality,
style and price. Goods may be taken
home and if not perfectly satisfacto-
ry may be returned and money will
be cheerfully given back. In
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-18
Below we quote "A few prices. We have
hundreds of other books equally as cheap.

Publ.
Pr
Uncle Toms Cabin, by H. B. Stoves l {
George Eliot's Works, 8 vols,
cloth, library edition .......... IL {
George Eliot's Works, 8 vols, half
calf -.......... -. "A [
GuiZot's History of France, 8 vols. 20 {
Irving's Works, 10 vols, CLOTH. 10 {
Irving's Works, 10 vols, half
morocco. ................. ...... 80
Irving's Works, 10 vols, half calf. 20
Cooper's Sea Tales, 5 vols, CLOTH. 8
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales,
vols, cloth INSTRUMENTATION. 8
Cooper's complete works, 16 vols,
cloth. ..-......... ~
Waverly Novels, II vols, cloth. !. Is
Waverly Novels, "a vols, cloth.... "a
Bulwer's Novels, Is vols, cloth.... 10
Dickens Works, 10 vols, cloth. -. %
Dickens Works, Is vols, half calf. 40
Thackeray's Works, IL vols, cloth. Is
Green's History of English People
vols. -.................- b |
Ella Wheeler's Poems of Pass
Ion" ................
A line of regular Sunday School
books, prettily bound, illustrated.
Victor Hugo's greatest work, Les
MiSeraDleS.. 1000. L
An endless variety of Children's
Books to suit all ages.
Macaulay's Life and Letters l.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-18
PERFECT FLOUR.

To still further improve the
quality of this superior brand, we
Keep it three months i'm store be-
fore offering il for sale, thus in
surfing our customers A WELL
DRIED, WHITE, EASY WORK.
FLOUR.
We also have
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
DENMARK

TIE we.i oxford Eiacai.onAi Society
nj A. Odi Fellows Hal, Tuesday, oet
ifih. Opening address BY Moses Is. Oo'o.
S1nsrvlsor % schools Tor ne town OF
Denmark Large Delegations from rye
borg. Brosudr.t ant Hiram. Interesting
Discussions BY Messrs. Luce, Cofthea' a
p. Richardson. \. %. Mcintyre, NJ. Pow
er.. 4 %. wentworth aut Others Dinner
was servet Tuesday In The tining.foon
connected Nith TIE ball. ~ he ladies' oi
neumafk Tue attendance, WcdnesdAy
va small owing % the falling rain, bai
exercise. sers very Interesting % The al
fIerce in ATTENDANCE. Many Interesting
points a. regards teAchlng-the various
methods uos in use-scrc discussed
Which vii prove beneficial TIE music
which WAs under the charge Or Katie lag
a. OF D-umafk. was excellent. The meet
Inr Adjourned wednesday Afternoon, amer
p.sslng votes OF thanks % Denmark
i.oiee for frse use OF ball, % the choir Tor
erc-.isut music. ant the laiies OF Den
nara f1r entertainment AMI other iANor-
received. ca The whole, me meeting va.
oronouncei = success, ant of much oencn'
a. tre educators of Western oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
BRYASTs POND.

spool mill running extra time.
Isasc LIBBY has purchased the Df. Ste
vsns stand.
Prof Lancaster has q singing class al
this place beginning Oct ~.
The q A X Post holds IL annual camp
Gre on Oct %. Al the tiwn ball. Raiions
beans baked IN the ground, hard.iack,
and cof-c. Al Invited. Lecture In the
evening BY W. :. Robinson; admission, y
cents Come al.
There l. one case OF measles 10 town.
Alon1, Felt l. quite sick with them
The mill II nov running twelve hours a
dsy. A night waichman has lately been
pat on Moses T. Look has The job.
The puhlic are Invited o. attend The
camp Ore % A. NJ Whitman Post. which
occurs on Wednesday. Oct "a. Rstious
viii De served q all FREE. IN the evening,
W. \. Robinson. ESQ will give lecture
Al me town hall. The proceeds 10 be- used
A. a relief fund
r. Stevens has returned from bis TRIP 10
Somerset and Franklln Couuilcs, aui l.
hlghly pleased with that part Of The state.
francis q Chase. the slxyeAr-old son
OF A ". Chase. fell from q cafolting In
hIs fathers house % the cellar bottom,
distance of eighteen feet. The little fel-
ioN wAs picked Up Cor deaI, bot happily
10 hones were broken, and he l. likely %
recover itwAs = miraculous escape ron
death
TIE Masonic Installation, on Thursday
evening. vas well attended. The services
were very Interesting and were carried
out % perfection. This Il good wofk.
log ant prosperous Lodge, With a good
mrmbcrshIp louug's Orchestra OF Nor
Nay eas present and gave 4 concert which
received A. 10 deserved the praise u AT
present. 10 l. ons % the huest bands In
TIE STATE. ani oar people hope % have
them here frtqaeuily hereafter. Tue on
Ger. we're instslici BY Past District Depa-
~ james l. Bowker. assisted by II {.
Berry. go a. Marshal We viii send
TIE names of ne officers uett week. The
supper va lkst ths1gh not The least aril'
cio b hc sctei upon. louf reporter WAS
ahssut. bat Is sssnrei BY good laiges that
there was % chance for criticism a. - -
excellence. Thus closed pleasant eve
uing andsr the ho.p.tAhls roof % jefrrson
Lpfgc
A. % the social dance 20, up by Ausel
DALEY. csl 81 wAs vel paifonited.
Nearly forty co1ples were present. Sho
danced % ths splendid music of Norway
band untl IAN II was aQaiei AMI or
Derry company Ant everybody called u .
grand time We hope MI daley VII
-IUr another. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
HEBRON

Friay ancfuoon. on Inst the faoefal
services OF Ms Cushmsn were held Al The
church. A .Afgc uumber % relatives And
frlruds we're present Professor Sargent
r.,stn8nsi school rccitAiions. AMI The
k.ni sympathy % The communiv SH
manif-.iei in every mAnnef possible TIE
r lrA decorations we're pfoiase AMI eie
gaut The lgsftette rendered appropriate
auf excellent music. Rev ;. ID hicaAfi
son delivered an excellent Aiircs.. a.
pressing deepest sympathy iof ne Aniciel
famIiy Amoug the near fclatyes detained
- sickness Mr. RsssOu ani Mrs kooln'
son. Miss MAXIM paid very aiiing mo
ate % Ms CashmAn's ne AMI character.
a. shc and Miss Merrill went % take leave
of her
Mr. Richardson was abe % be cat SAB.
bath evening. AL be conducted ne prayer
meeting in cunncg tiou With thc praise sef-
vice. Therc wAs large Attendance aui
Interesting service.
Slnce thc Sabbaih % rest The students
have been cugAgci 10 essay WORK aside
from other duties. The subject, Suggested
by Prof Sargent are pleasant AMI pfoniA'
b'e for confederation What 80 ! siIiy
for CAn slang aud modesiy dwell 10 The
sane heart etc. In connection Win I'M.
~ woui Ike % Ask our readers - con'
s.icr whsihcr SANDER AMI evil sP,Aking
AL Christianity can dscl 10 ne same
heart
Thc pabuc lyccum vii occur wedne.-
iay evening. OCT -, Ant large attend
Ance l. hopci Cor, A. much Tine ans sialy
oil os devoted % preparation iof discus
sion OF IN qlcstioa, Resolved, thai gov
emmett hts done mach more Tor ne cpan-
tfy than the administration. Aifmail'e'
Msssrs P.ke. Br go AMI B1uney mega
tive. kIug. Mortnu aud skillings pa
Per viii b. rest- peclsmstion - a
CadWcL REGULATIONS ~ Misses h'cf'W
ani daley Interpreted with music.
AL regret q dang,r0us attack oi fhtum,
atism OF Mss shaw. She u very smart
ant active student, Aud such tfoaoic =
% be- deplorci a. 10 i dlricui 10 rgaih
perfect heaiih amer having t.
The painting ta,bsr, Mrs. Iva VI. Ief'
ner. viii b. here - commence lessons thc
igth. She Il an accomplished artist, AM
vii teach Tor twenty-five cents per hour
for each pupiL
% the EArl % ShAftsoary, Oct !. ne
lived % The venerable age o. - years, and
his HE MAH NNNN NNN ~ w. NsNA~t"N~-
lie has ever been mindful Of The laooring
classes, planning Tor the improvement OF
WORKSHOPS. factories and lodging houses,
AMI wAs President Of the Ragged school,
Talon from iis formatiou, l,i., until BIS
death, also % the British ani Foreign 81
be Society and Of the NlctoriA Institute.
n.
Lovely weather now and farmers are
making the most Of u.
Augustus Tub0s has bis harvesting al
done, also breaking up and Old land
ploughed. lie Is one Of our most enter
pfisiDg farmers. a..
Dca Moody hal = serious ih turn, ffi-
day morning. bot was more eomfortAole
AZ night
Mrs. Canteil0 from Massachusetts IL
visiting her mother. Mrs. Glover.
Mrs. Pratt and Rosie will leave Tor tnelr
home In New YORK on Monday, They
have been here three years while Rosie AZ
tented school. and will be very mac
missed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20


The old Dr Bartlett stand 10 Dlxdsli VII.
lsge AMI Intends 20 move there soon, aud
10 continue TIE practice Of medicine from
The oil homs Stead Of the Doctors Bart
lstt
Do. Tingley l. nov having his house
thoroughly painted.
Do. wiog Is oct riding again a. usual
II i said that young DR.. startevant,
from Ivermore Falls Il about % establish
himself In Dlxhsld village.
Rev. Mr. rhAcher. who has been preach
Ing Al Dlxheid during the sumner, u nov
engaged u preach for the next year con-
menclng Nov. LIT. Al "The North New
Church In farmlngton. lie i very ex.
cslleut preacher, q graduate OF Bowioin
College and OF the Divinity school AZ Cam
bridge. ana Il nephew % the distinguish
"a poet. Henry W. Longfsllos. We are
very sorry % part With him here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
Tor the Deuowai



The last annual meeting was held In
State.si. Church. Portland, Sept s,-Oct
I. A. had been before announced.
twas the tenth session AMI very dlf.
ferent one from the hrst, which was held
Al Old Orchard At the noon hour during
one OF the Temperance camp meetings.
The growth has besn steady AMI very
encouraging
This WAS the largest Convention yet
held. a local Unions, with liz delegates,
being represented. The eastern counties
leading In the number and enthusiasm OF
N. d.legates; Washington County show
ing The greatest gain during the year. The
facilities for reaching Portland being 80
good, 10 Was very strange that Oxford 20.
was not better represented. There Is not
a town 10 our county but might have a
Union, even n other temperance organit,'
lions already exist; there Il ueed OF AL
and the work OF the W. G. I. L. comes
nearer 10 the mothers than ary Other-ii
also looks 20 the churches for support
more than most.
Cannot some interest be aroused 10 The
eastern part Of our county this YEAR,
The doings OF the Convention were The
same A. have been reported before. De
yoilOnal meetings precede every business
session. The hour OF l2M IL always OBJ
served By few moments OF silent prayer,
followed BY q short vocal no matter what
the business Is, all IL suspended when th'
bells OF clocks strike the noon hour.
Among those present from other States
were Miss willard and Miss Gordon
Miss willard gave one OF her best lectures
Thursday evening. Miss Gordon address
"a a chlldren's meeting Thursday arer
noon, which Was q new feature 10 oui
meeting, bat which should now become
part Of every Convention.
Mrs. A. ]. Gordon, President OF Boston
Union, WAS present, ami gave short al
dress, Wednesday eve.
Mrs. swytEer OF Washington Territory
attended al the meetings, aud spoke lev
moments Al several different times.
The Resolutions called out the wsrmes
dlseussiou I think We ever had, but II VA
eharacterired by forbcsranoe on the par
OF all q large msjority fsyorlng what tn
minority considered unwise, yet We sgree'
TO disagree.
ON The whole. IL was one OF the hes
meetings, and We separated hoping 10 b
able 10 do more for the year 10 come.
The officers for the ensuing year are
Mrs. l.. NJ. N. Stevens. President; MIS-
5. G. Lord, Corresponds Secretary Mis-
c. NJ. Farwell, Recording Secretary Mrs
II. y. Jones, Treasurer; with . Vice Pres
ident for every county. and Superinten
dent for nineteen different departments o
work. Mrs. w. ii. SnckSkY,
Vice Pres. Oxford Go
East BrovRseld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
OXFORD

Nrs. Alice Scrlbucr tici, sept. iita.
tner l1ng snf pt.afsi iiiuess. agci -
Years anf ID m1nths A large member "
BET relatives ani friruis we're present a.
be- funsrsl on Tuesday. Rev. Nj Enmpus
OfrIkIug
Rev NJ Tracy preached 40 faueral
srrnous. Stpi llth. onc f1f Yolug nan
uamsf John sk.mngs sui one f1- --- NJ
AIIstrr
rasC. SCI o., asoui % resaur IT,
mret1gs
To people are testing ne merits oi a
r1sf nschIne Nth vies % plfchAsc.
TIE MI IL runulng on flA tne anl
there is a temaui for Ell ne goois A. iasi
A. mkrl actarti
NJ. Ca.hmau Drnnen % Mcfs.is an
Mr. Wa. Alec of Aaturn have been ~.
lung fr.enfs here
nr Stevens Is raising the roof Of rs
store
D. n. Anircss hai apples II lasi years
rrosta in hls cellar In STATE of good pre-
servstiou 10 thc time of storing ihe crop
/ 90 thc present year.
TIE scholars bed sociA1ic a. me
school house. Thassiay eVeulng
A ulmber ~ or people aiifuici inc
/ Pair a. POLAND Corners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Another cod storm This week.
Farmers are about done harvesting crops
which are satisfactory - The most OF tncm'
aithoagh M hay crop 10 This vieiniiy vas
vory light 49,, A., 81.
pied A. Porter. October itth, Mss sA-
Ale. taagh,sr % joseph J. and Sarah Jen-
IA. aged 20 years Sue hsi been sick
loox tine with cOnsampiiOn-some tSo
Years. yct she bore Der sunering. sltnou,
marmuring AMI pstientf waited TOT US
rs.,ge % come. she was loved ana es'
teemsd by al who knew her, ana neI 80
l. deeply felt In this place. Her pAreou
al .i.tTrs have The sympathy or ms en-
tIrs community In the.rsfillction.
i ID stanley Who has oeen In trade AZ
Ksrar Falls l. moving bis goods, 70 .n.s
pi.c@ A. BE- = going into the store lAie
orcuolst by h q. Heard. Who thlnks o.
solns 10 Massachassits and 20 Into oasi
ness there. -. .,,ttt
M BIaro l. having the Poss-onice bald
log newly cispb0srded ana psin's'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
CENTRE LOWELL.

Otls Andrews ant wife were In town,
last week They have now returned u
Lawrence. lie goes 90 FLORIDA again THIS
winter, where he has an orange grove IN
der cultivation.
Charlie. Wilton Is 10 town agsln aneT
cattle
The Chfisiisn Circle met on Tuesday
last With Mrs.. Cyrus Knc,lini AZ Albany
Basins.
Frank Bemls has commenced wofk again
in the blacksmith shop.
&C Hartford brought seven colts from
Norway lately. Since coming here one OF
them gray twO-year.Oli mare, has len The
pasture Anyone nndlng such a one vii
confer favor by notifying the owner.
Ca Wednesday last there Was shoot.
lng match Al Slab City" with supper aud
dance In the evening".
The cattle trade has been cate hii'k
here for few weeks, bat prices rule low
aui are Tending downward.
Married. In Lowell, oct ., by Rev. J. ).
Poitlc. Charles lIambleu and Mrs. Dolly
HOfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
REIIIEI..

SD. & ]. M. Phllbrook are Supplying
the lsmbcrmen with large number OF on
en- for their operations.
T. Kelliher puts forty ossn on The
Androscoggln water Power Cos lands IN
Riley Plantation. Nat Trssk puts ten on
en- on his own land In the same plants'ion.
Jabs1 Benson 10 operating on adjoining
land In Newry. They propose 10 "a, TO-
600. oo0 OF spruce lumber in', Sunday
River.
WIN. n Goodwin has sold his stand on
Broad 81 % A. T.. Herrlck, aud bought
the Tlmberlske stand. Mr.. Herrlck i re.
moving the buildings nom the lot, and
putting In the foundation for . set OF ele'
CANT buildings 20 be erected In the early
spring
An the nice cattle 10 the couuiy we're
not AZ the Fair. Ossian ". stanley OF
Bethel has a pair OF dsrk red two-yesr old
steers that giiih feet 10 Inches and are
judged 20 dress is0o lbs. Perfectly broke
% the yoke
The ladies connected with the NJ y So
cieiy will hold their annual Harvest fair
Al Psiies's Han. on Thursday afternoon
and evs Ming. Oct 22i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
nrrKFIELn

49, Ns1Im hss gone o. ne Gerefsl
80. st Portland iof medical treat.
~. NIu.ng of Phillips sIl femaln Al
,..r.tr4r.s and teach the district school
s,.-.rr B.snes teaches Ne village sub.
..r,lf kn1sn A. az hack school
f-.-r- raruer "a hoaght M II arch
So. I'll Daniel cara Th1mas Antrsss.
---..-t nrc1rant ~ move % West
srrr.r
f.,,. rarnsr L. bsrbsF.ug a. 81 Paris
.trI.E s u1lsr|.
~. surirf1u hks exchanged ~ o.
ss ora bore
w....r Tlrurr al George Chrsicf are
$50. .,a.irr AT sfnilng 10 o. nnston.
H.. ttt.rsnn farm hts protuccd more
$50 rr r1shf's No pcars Cor ne mar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
HARTFORD

Az The shlngls supo.r Of A. c,,.,.
Wave Good rsmplars Of Us, na~se-it
bid on TIE evening 0f ne sth. $50 n-r.,,.
pNrtook % The supper. is.ODRs ~ 80
eie and tt2j we're received. AMER sao,.r
Al impaired 10 The chapel near hx. ~h.f.
Dr. G n bridxham Vas called 10 ,he
chair. His rvmarks were an honor 40 /,
tempsrAnce physician. whose heart w.s In
thc work. even % die with Tie haruess ON
u duty required. Among ne SPEAKER.
sere-o. n. Jersey and wife. Mr. q. n.
bridgham. Capt G. a. Prlaee. 4. Hotr
ton, 7. burdln. % Chase. v. y D-C,.ter
Rev 9 hesn, Henry u Irish. AMI Other
ladies and gentlemen. The evening .er.
vices closed ~ The congregation siosins
Hold The Port. with euthaslasm. The
Wave has long used ec0fomy 10 own A
bal thef coa1 call their Own. and leave
ne Oh hall wherein many have euiovsd a
heartfelt pisasare that their meeting. have
not neen in vain. a. has bcen witnessed
many years ~ Hartford" with that lly
hat ctnnoi b. expressed Myself ana
sife Scfe present AZ The nrsi meeting Of
NE Wssei are mrmbcrs now In good
standing, also thrsc children ant Two
granicaidren. H,xrFoRp
October NJ. I bsglu another Brlgaie
Card. IN order o keep with ne editor my
WORT
m al the Po.tmasters are removed In
oxford County with a. little faait.fnilng
ant Sled Win onc Who has - great ~.
spect shown him a. there has been In
hlckifh village. there vii te no troltle
In the colniy. that has raised - many uO-
~ ma Coz doing good. wherever DUTY
called them
Toe fru.t % tas seventh has taken from
me ny heslufai oatdoor seat Those
hlnirsfs % sewers which adied such
nssuty D. The scene. which greeted my
- viii untoId pleasure. are now yelled
In death. Al iut.sn summer may follow.
blt ny outdoor seat l. Lost % me. n
no i sparct D. me-. nv seat Will be trans.
'srrci ln.doors. n hAs bsca done Tor my
hsrpincss
octobsr lgih followed amer TIE coolest
night tais fAli, shish proved ., le lovely
"a ant eren.ug
TIE weather % ths i1ih called many
hrmers 40 Nofth Turusr. slihoUgh har.
vsstIug OF extra crops are not yet housed.
Tbs pace - notc. Cor Interesting town
sh1ss Toe rain commeucei az 3 To- the
affrunoa t va = dsrnrcr q everything
except me BAL which was app,lutei %
tskc place a. Elas kcsns hotsi, rufuef-
10 bting one 20 thc best n noi tae bcsi,
places flf suth occasions in Antroscoggin
cuuuiY TIE rain couNulci I'm showers
q. hoars 90 more. a. least followed on the
isih with a magulnceui day, which i I'M
proved
T. % Hebron Is spi % vieW articles Of
trlth I'M fogg TIE f'm over BIZ eyes
nay ne removed by Age.
ukftesiIug BIDS fair o. D. accomplished
slthout great loss osing % ne better
Ilfgmeut of those sho leave TIE farm AZ
umrs IN tafy calls them Away
Isels A Farrtf. go trailer a. North
Turner. fIsposss of many % NE fcrcut
klnis % goods made a. the Hartford Cod
Spf.ug House
i woui al throagh ne oXToap DrN'
oCEar. u any sr.tcf 90 m1tcru times ever
hai a h,ok pahnshcd iu more languages
tnau ~Uucic Tons Cs1ln- va fhv
boa "a written by uaric, bcccasr
>tnsc
wofk has committed on me ueS BAL oi
the Cryst.i Wavf. East Backirii. % ne
grcai y of many. especially o.
u,Erroap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
4 BROwNFlFLD.

Qlltc a uambsr are slck nov from vac.
clnation. We hear alarming reports ol
eases % small pox, and In day OF iNo
contradictions Is IL well however, 10 rs'
precaution.
Mar.hall McLucAs has moved ffom The
village into One o. The new houses.
several from this district and The al.
Iolnlng attended the Coauty lnstiigte Al
Deumark. and pronounced The meeting very
interesting The next meeting OF TIE ~
sociatiou will be held 10 BfoNuncli.
4 Stckncy has gone % Texas wi
D. gone several weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Fn shas cane eefy ear lns.ng hi'
h frr. - fre on Friisy at. he IN
40. early I'M t1e fsy Q aitcni ne faii
A. N.-ih watrff1fd ieArlng hls BIRD
a. n q WaItman. t' o. zone Sofk 10
tsrf..f A. snalt 80 CIrck ln ne AZ.
1l--0rr Wt.tman sks smoke issuing frpm
n. rs-r. arf htsignlng ihthcr ~ flscoF-
s-rf t.r hav o. nc on Gre Al aNrm sAs
I,.,a-rv g.vsu. ant ~ bari spfk ne
--s-...t II .shh,rs sarceeiri lei eNlngr .sa-
La t.. fre heiorc kry hr.Q arrived ron
e. lre nlt ancsn m.ultes later. sui
b. r. rhah.tsnts of Wet Bethel conli
Fl, tttr ssrri ihe tli.iuEs from totAI
irsr..tln TIE ofigIn of NE lfc -
-rst.rr. Al Whtnau dos not su, 1ke, Ani
Tt- tr slrr thst S1as hss Dc an cue-
-rur. so1 4 thls tfY o. lr ar bin.
NJ. c.lmn.a ngsooi ard sun Va
o. .r Nrcasn'c Pals. are v's.tug an auui
a. r.ls.ns hrfe.
N-s Au.ra ShaE has gone to Mtssa.
...sItfs rr aF.slt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

AraaK. Cummings L. a. Boston. aiieni'
In thr meeting III ne American boari
49, snraiIns afes weeks visiting ifieuis
r. Ntssarh usstts. shc ~ rctaru an
s-.-fascsk 90 40 cauvNssing iu Nor
saw vasab'e uork-" Popular Poetic
l.krs she las ALREADY soli more mas
copies
N No.hler. % North waterford, las q
t.-g.sIrr machius Al work 10 MS town.
. q refy good basiness. joriAn ny
a. 40 run The macalue, are tnrfgeilc
rrn Az mean u1slncss every TINE
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GOOD sstisfsction a. som, Other Anl,'
NJ Foot % North CAsoAnA' $500
100, Fx.miner. IL iu The reg on. II,
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Ar fssrng satIsf-f sIih t1eif crops.
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flr thsIr school hnase. % hss bccu iong
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Ihe n society helf quarterly meet
rr asi SsbhAih. Rev. Mr. Alcn va
rf,ss1i snf preached Sluiay ani Monday
evening There wAs . baptism BY Inner
$40 ilring slntsy.
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is-iance snf everythiug passed on nN'
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nngencuts. 100 select pieces we're re-
cief BY the tso Little daughters OF Lev
n. Btftsu 10 very pleasing mAnhet.
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s'tciory Tie said be wAs happy 70 an
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