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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

MORTALITY IN YEAR OF PEACE-PRECAU-
TONS AGAINST CHOLERA-THE NEW ARMY
MEDICAL MUSEUM AND LIBRARY BUILDING,
ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

THE PERSISTENT demonstrating upon the
reports of agents in the Indian territory, Secre-
tary Lamar has requested the War department
TO remove the boomers from the Oklahoma
lands. The information contained in the
agents reports Is to the effect that large num-
bers of persons supposed to be boomers, but
CHARMING to be freighters, are crossing the Kan
sas border into the Indian territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

WEpDrSe Ixv1rAr1oSs PRoxrrlY
ArD PROPERLY FXECUTED AT
PARETsS,
9r3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Satisfaction guaranteed In every particular We do
cur own wor on the place and invite you inspect
the nlodus operanCti-
VISITING AND RECEPTION CAGDs
short notice. dolphin
4 NEw DISCOVERY
"A NaSALINE-
fnstan. relief for CDd in the Head Sore Nose,
Csssxrn &c. Ice box For saieby alldrlggs,s oil 23m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04
Centinuing Her War Preparatisn

TURKEY NOT CONFIDENT THE POWERS WILL
PEACEFULLY SETTLE HER TROUBLES.
CoNsTANTINoPI.E, Nov. 4.-The war 0f1ce
continues its active war preparations, tnoicat-
ing that tie porte is not fully satisfied that the
powers will peacefully settle the Roumeltan
question at the conference which IL about 70
assemble here. The latest enrolled reellfb haFe
been mobilized into . reserve corps.
Chesapeake and Ohio Gysteo Earoangs.
New York Nov. l.-Thc of1cisl statement
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio ey8tem for the
month of september. 1885. shows gross earn
ings Of e600. AZ; operat!ng exRen,es SSoosSss.
In Rroas carnineS - compared With the same
mouth last year OF e12, $50 and n incroo1e In
net oaxning1 0f pa, Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

"OLD FASHIONED DEMOCRACY"
which holds with the new mavor of Raltimo-e
tho, ID da,nocro,ic r,,la 49,. -. ,n'
Aa . onuei .u,e nohe out oehlo-
Gratis shoulo snare III the least oil patronage.
The very general rejoicing at the discontinue
of the mugwumps was frequently accompanied
with the hope that they would never seek to
yotinp in New York is held +" sIoS hot ~
democrats who left their party last wear have
returned, and among partisi.ns they are greatly
cations, too in the comment of democrats.
which tend to show that the administration in
not to receive any share of credit for the demo-
cratic s,,ccasSes TI,a sjnaed ni, Tue e NJ
President to Gov Hills nomination and his
refusal to- write n letter durinr the ..,n~a.s i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

Tt--s THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents Is particularly called to PiIOS-
VIE, the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
ard ssfe.u against Malaria For sale arested by
tie glass or III bottles by W. T. MIIBU RN sole Ii-
Ventor and Manufacturer. 1879 peun;y lvsuis, ave
apll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

The FIRING OF PROPOSED DEMOCRATIC
SALUTE ABANDoNED.-Ths morning a number
OF members Of the Jackson democratic ussoci-
alton called at the office of the president, Mr.
j. 4. Norris, and talked over the results Of the
work. 1t was suggested that a salute be fired,
and Mr.. Christian Mesack the artilerist Of tho
association, offered To IRE a salute to-day. It
was, however, decided not to do 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04
IfNS NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASsOC1A-

Tr~y NORTH CAPITOL M. Z. CHURCH,
DSs Rev. j. CLARKE HAGEY, ID. D.. PaStor.-Re-
vival services by the Local Preachers Association
every night at 730. Come and be saved. n3-4t*
Tf-s DR. ID. H. RIGGS HAS REMOVED HIS
- office from $50 Sd ST NV. to lib East Cap
al NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04
Washington News and Gossip.

The SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR
to-day contains a summary of the results OF the
eieetlons yesterday, how the news was received
IN this city last night, systematic charity in
w washington, the proposed night school, the
iaoer divorce case arguments, the Weller MUIR
oer conspiracy case, local and Geographic
news, etc. The advertisements are classified as
ioiows: Auction Sales, Books, Gentlemen's
GOODS, Ladies' Goods, Housefurnishings, The
trades, Dry Goods, Wood and Coal, Professional,
FAMILY Supplies, Attorneys, Pianos and Or
cans, Medical, Steamers, Financial, Specialtes.
Fotomac River Boats, Railroads, Undertakes.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS .TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $197 ,S41; customs, S207, O69.
CAPTAIN w. P. MCCAIN, of the navy, was
to-day appointed president of the naval ad-
Visory board to succeed Admiral Simpson, and
was ordered to duty Immediately. He is a
member of the lighthouse board, but has not
oeeh detached from that duty as his new posi-
ton will not conflict with it. He took his seat
as president of the advisory board to-day.
commander A. S. Crowninshield, who was re-
Gently detached from duty as lighthouse in
spector on the coast of Maine. was to-day
ordered to duty as a member of the advisory
BOARD 10 succeed Lieut.. Commander +. M. Bar
Der, recently relieved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
FRYEaURG.

Ar. Jenness l. making important I'm.
movements In the Ward store. Tie will
make two good stores Quitting on an add
ton In rear OF The Post-ofllc~) With large
bsy windows In front. on Main Street
The following programme was prepared
for the G. l. : G for the 2i-t inst Sec
rrtsry's Report The Colonial Policy % the
European Nations and British ,dirs In
Egypi. A. D. Lewis. The Silver Qaestlon,
Mr.. r. l.. Eastman, The Prohibition Par
" and Temperance Legislation, Mrs Whit
ney, Recent Progress 10 Medical Science.
DR.. shedds Canadian Winter Sports, Han.
nab Ossood, Song. Hattie A. Pike.
A.f. Lewis has opened an Insurance.
Oflce. giving much better terms than the
recently advanced tsrif rates
Following was the programme 81 the
musical and literary exhibition given by
the students Of ffyebarg Academy. Tees
day evening. i0ih Inst.
i-Chorus. school i-Rcclation, The OIL
critic. Jnlia A Ihoms i-RsCltaiion. The
Jlners. Gracs VIII ing. s-purt, hinia "ose
ami Minta reass s-D,ciamaiion. Ciarcnce's
Dream. frsd x Nlie; e-n.a,ezae' oy seven
lion. ,IConnor, Matte D. Randall p--oidief's
lArswcii. b. John Manson A.ian Shirley,
Clayton " fikr. stephen itinckieys u Johe
2 shsdd, Harry n. fpist, Horace u ballard.
Lewis NJ Walker. i0-gscitsiipn. lvry. MARI
". Weston. li-rrio. Minnie Hove. Ad.iiue
Lord aud Matte harrington. ktctss. IL
Whisilinr Chorus il-kscliAtiOn. louisia A.
Robinson u-Mciiey, ~ tioCutiun tiss-. rs
-Reciiaiion. Literary Nightmare, Fannie 4.
gor,iOn. ls--olo fin cosiumel OIL Hack Joe,
John Manson lf-RrCltation, Christmas ~
the Quarters. Alice y. 1lnss ls-uecisma'
ton. -kelst0n In Armor. John -hrdd. 70
NAs Haby DTtll, BY twelve young iafivr. -
peclsmation, fsffhasius and the Captive,
John q llubhaui 4i-Duef, lin cosiumel
Matte n Randall aud Horace n hailafd a.
Recitation, Tue nlarksmifh's story, kaiie ,.
whiting li-Duei by Matte lani MABEL var
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

OXFORD REV. Mr.. Batter. . former
pastor - the N. y Church here. has gone
ID Germany % complete his studies. ami
Sii De ahseut two OF three years--Mfs.
>pfing has retained 20 ChicAgO---Mr.
Ma 10 Rhode islaaf, aud Mr.. AMI Mrs
Kelley OF Boston. who were here Al the
funeral % Mrs. Cummings. r,tarned home
Friday Rev. Mr. Cummlugss little sou
sss chrlstcncd BY Rev. Mr.. Allen, Satur.
isy The name eivcn bin wAs Harold Nef
-Qlafteriy NEE ting AtWelchyllle. sunday
i5in---rhe school 10 District No I.
taught by Annie Parker o. Norsay, closed
lkst well --ChArles fsance % Rochester,
\. H., spcut san Gay hefc--Mr. Mckcsn
- lowell AMI family are visiting their
relative Marx Crockett has moved from
his farm on the hll % windham--B q.
Hal has been quite sick with pusumOnis
-GcOrgc Hamilton aud wife Of Dexter,
are I'm tosn--key. Tracy Il engaged In
co,or.ng photographs. ant shows much
taste ani sklil---wm. Caliwcr l. taxing
lessons iu Oh painting of Mrs. Morse
Calico Ball a. The cheese factaTy hall. Gosh
Inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

RrNroEn An article was Inserted To
the notice for school mesuog In his
district. o. scc II the district wouli repair
the od school house OF build = new one.
TIE article was passed, bat 10 bal . good
ffsut In drawing out fair attsntAnce-
J "A WAriwcll has recently fePair,d TIE
frout room 10 hls fathers furniture shop,
puiilug la counter, shelves, etc, fIr q
store a. has pat in an assortment %
groceries and -four. drugs and other goods
Nhlch Dr. proposes - sell low Tor cash
The telegraph Inc from BryAuts P0nd 10
Anfoycf. connecting Al Rlmford Corner,
las lately been changed fOf q telephone.
sud w.rdscll has the once In his store
James ugtchiu. OF Lowell l. in town, ani
one dsy thi. week was given a ride amer
Prices kn0K gcitlug aud although The
slcighlng Is not the best, be says The colt
sh0Wci himA. 80 clip; look out TOT hin,
boys. Price also gave him ride amer his
3 year oil Daniel Boone colt, though hc u
not. Ia fact. two years old, yet he Il oig
fellow. made up In Hambletouisn style,
AT blg gated one,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

soUrm wOODsTocK "A mock trial came
OF At the Chase school house, last Friday
NIGHT. The case was assault and battery
with intent 10 kill The Jary brought In
verdict OF " Not exsctly guilty, but case
Of soontaneoas combustion In love mat
ters@--Jack Frost hates 10 relipqaish bis
hold. bat he must surrender soon--Chas.
Wilson IL doing Q good business seating
chairs for J. II Bsrows. He aud bis
wife earn ten and twelve dollars per week
We extend congratulations 10 the
Democrats for having elected Republican
President by mistake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

wEsr PanIs -waerc d. the nan who
sold those nice, sweet oranges" ou Oaf
streets bitter. tufer thlngsi strange. 4
nan will sell himself Ia such q manner
fry The oranges AMI know. before tuYing
many ca. how Omen the people get lon.
pnsei upun bF this travelling cram % hAw'
ser co the street. ie~siry pediler- snd
watch ani clock cleaners. Look oat Tor
them. Noi unfrsqgsuty Yea will nnd q
gioas tramp among them, under cover
20 reilglo1 tryiug - cat ap their deyilry.
Lpok oui f1r them. and your homes NyOu
solld nos have then ioflcd---Rev. n.
Auircss preached last SabhAih. the i5th
car pastor has ben sick la his house since
ths aih. ani j. stll counaed q bis home
-- Some "a inChcs % snow came The
Ift1--Auua. wife 90 Peter frAncls. an
lad.sn family uviug with Mrs hash, Ia
enc Porter District. gave birth n pair
81 tvla boy. Ca the i0th nine poan5s
each. her nr.t ChlifrCn. Sae took cold,
the l2ih. pueum1uia sct In sni she died,
enc lith. a. I o'clock in The morulng. She
psiougct o. me - John. trine. and be -
fhr reuun.c1i--Brlie DuuhAm II no
hcitcr EnmA Sssn i also .ul cal e
q,ory -EihAn wills has gone 10 shell
larue. y o.. O. SOrk Some % the bro
thsr- sfe iook.n. after our pastor and
amIly. BOW that he l. sick---Eihan
Wills has so't his cottage house In The
village O. Augustls DanhAm-Mrs Lila
HrIctsti of Norway. l. quite sick here a.
john DaVissi her sister II with her--
Mr. BrAihury's ntiic baby has BEN quite
sick. tccthings 10 bat fts--Mf. Lewis
-. here wednesday evening with hl- sci
rpiIcon exhibition scenes from "A Trip
RON Niagara Fails o. the River Nile
TIE mercury. wednesday morning, wss
ID below zero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

RrNFoKD CEStRE--rhe Ladies So
cia Circle met Thursday .. m. ani eve
niug. With Mrs. waldo Petiengill. large
company were present In the evening, and
= literary eutertAlnm"nt enjoyed, consist
log OF rcCltaiiOns from The following Ia
Die. ani gentlemen Mr.. Alloy IhomP-
son. Lacy Lgfkin. Miss Hodgion, George
uodgion. aud John Irish, and other,
sho-s names Ne DO not remember. Irish
rccltci Roger and In very natural
.iyle. And Que could anost see the dog
before bin a. be addressed himself TO
Roger We understand the steam
mill. near Mr.. Pv,t~ngilfs, will commence
operations next Monday. A large qasnu-
"A 90 oak i on TIE gr0und--The famous
house that Jack live, In Is not sold
March well sustAins her reputation OF De-
ing a bOi-terous month, this year; ~ the
present date OF writing. the winds are
hoWllug aud snow dying. while the msr'
curry ranges a. zero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Win a tired, hngud feeling. barring torn pain
Sc you may b. sure siys Mr.. Cha. Dfackeii,
q Ilermon. Ne. that Tou have kdasy p.isass.
I have b.cn cured 4 a severe cais ty Bows
Samantha. after ! hii employed many doc
tors without bsnsfL Have hc,n c'ndnci % ny
hone In TINES past, BIZ am nos ln sod health. '
~ have u,si shat d inoau a. bEoWSs sAa'
sAftpIttA IN ny rrali.cs, pfsssfia'as Dc iaf ~
state a ne Blood. fof weakness poclI.af % fs.
nal,,. and especially e. Kiinsy aai ftr irau.
Ia have ataTs met sith Success shr1ffcf
have us.i it ur.nr familiar w.'h thf C.mpo.
sfIrn q un1NNs ~kafFkHltth. ! pronounce
tito O. harry ClntInat.on a Iare mo.iIl.ncs,
destined. I have no dab. o. betnuc famous a.
liood. kai1cf. ani liver corrective J. W. llb-
uLIIs. n. -ietson, Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

The Kilneys separate ihs impufs matter 20 -
thfosn oI BY ihs trnr. d ifan aaY ciu's hey
a. rotdl th.s. hssrs'fnai .al. becomes t'oggci,
&c entire nl.a.nay b. tf.sn oai n order,
AL t,clsce.d MISERY f..g, u.snI .aat SO
H,sfs.ie. IS .fsrI o. e.ar.i. Pfs a.falf
Bs.t 81 kagf D.aa.f.. rflfl'9. ani
countless other iiis ifs a'un rrf1r1t We
ruaraniee a cure g. al forms q kfnrY or liver
pisclsc vhrn naouS's otssNfAEIttN 81 tsAen
in time ani lccarlng o. directions. kclucnilfr
al take nauWss .AEstrknittA
East urrs parlhasci TO- hotties a haoNsf
sfrttrtaittA, giving one % ~ Nie s1l ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
Across the Back, "

sal Mra Ahtis Hlfhash. Webster 81, nangs.
Nc. a had bccn toii by medical men shai my
Kiinsy Disease ~as incufahe. ! have fegi.nsi
gooi hcaiih BY u,ing BsowS's sAEsAfAsiILA
consider Il woniaiul ios ioaIns W and inrg
eating ne system. iis q great vaius IN many
4 thase irouties pccuiiaf 20 ouf ses.'
GLIB Tesscndcn who lives On ne Oiin foai IN
Ranr1f. Ne, ere, ne ioil0sing testimony q
ne tfiaes a nEoNs's SAHsArkgitik. Per
he past ten years ! have bccn uoutici With a
severe pam IN ne chesi extending % tieli.c al
kinsYt ! AS ~ unhttei &C. labDf hai lr.f
- urrt . fsN ffy. I Commenced O. take
uaoNS's skHskrAHfttA. and ne pains ieit ny
chsst. hips, liver, and kiinsYs. FL iss q -
nan, anl 49, $50 - ~ q IN fsy'f usft
shan aislys b. pisissi % tel proplt q ne
poxef Il bk0wN's sAksAfAHitLA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

NKwHY The month Is more than half
gone. aud winters reign IL still unbrokcu.
A very cold night indeed. last night; slx'
ten below zero this morning The snow
i very deep, fences and stone walls are
pretty much hidden. IL looks A. thongh
a sudden thsw might give ~ frcshet yet
Lots % sickness round about Warren
kugore. who has been teaching schoo, Al
Upton, l. qllte sick. Edgar whltman's
mother l. poorly. \. :. Baker has very
sick daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
"That Constant Pain,

Has been upon me iofyean Il sis bOaghi on
BY Hitting. over sxsFsion, &C.. While foliO~ins ~
tads." sad NJ. chas Paiierson. EnEineeF, Dan.
gof Machine Co, Baagor, Ne. y 81 no aid until
begaa o. uss BsoNS's SAssAFAsnLA An
iroubles eausei BY kidney Disease have lsit nj.
ani ny present gooi health j. doe b TIE uss u
BEoWS's SAHsAFARfLLAf
No w1maa having a kidney rfoalie. aeon
panel Nth those dep pains across the bics,
dfaslng tlsa pains, dlfiInfss, restless t'cap,
&C, can cxpcct comfort IN this life unul the
cause b, removed This cause j. Disease q ne
kiiaeys, AMI can only h. fcachci through thess
ofgana Mu W Y. Heuick, 4 clenbsrn, ~as
% aflictcd, ani soughi sanous channels 90 help
Hearing Il Ds0wN's sAHsArAEiLLA fhe tied
u. bexan % rally a. once. and t1day enI0ys good
hath. BnovN's ,AasArAkfLLA d pccailafly
ADAPTED Go kilnsY Dscase
81. bal thsse dAfl.ng pains
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Dep seated IN snail q taek. somrtlme' On one
and .oneslmcs On boih siiss. extending down.
uari, towards insiis q thigh, seaniy and high.
ealorei urine. with cousupaiion, were Che symP.
-. a kidney D,sssse Tat Afflicted me-. sad
10. n n Ihnmas. Treasurer lenohscqt GO,
n.nsor. ~. have bcen cured BY bhosN's
SsssarkEftf.N .nt heartily recommend q % my
if.en.iSf
4. n. Danton. q Hampien, vas fcr;man q
ne stssar Nine. While setting a pump he
strained hialici, causing scfious hdnsy pn'
e. uus often tbs hsppens sld1cn
wtfnch, an over cxertlon, 90 a violent "a bings
Kains, Disease NJ. Dunt1n sluli have severe
sssii.nx across ne Abdomen, bis food " aid IL.
come sluf N his stomach, together With pans
across ne talk and hips. Ne tried many rem.
eirs. s1axht ASSISTANCE IN various dfrctt,ns, snd
Al lat ho1 fht nHowss skHsAfAHittA anl tf
~ 80 Il tso bottles vas entirely cured
~ va have a sharp pan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

4 SuNNER Rev. W. J. Twort, OF Can
tsu. CAV. his lecture. sights and Scenes
In London, Al the Congregational church
on Monday evening OF last week. The
lcctarer well understands bis subject.
having speu, many years In the greA, city,
and prcsents II In . manner 10 both inter
est snd Instruct lie illustrates the lee
ture with about seventy-nse stereopticon
Il. Dam, OF Turner, has
purchased the Charles Glover farm or
Daniel A. Keene, aud will shortly remove
here with bis family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

MSNco Ma Jere Richardson l. i'm.
proving slowly and hopes are entertained
of H. psiug once more "out round''--
Nearly al The poplar crews have len the
woods and are nov chopplng on the river
banks--Allyn Phllhrlck has contracted
% peel Msrshslls poplar; nearly 1000
C0rds--Gllmsn fhllbrick advertlses TO
sell Al autlon. Tyler kldder, suctioneer.
farm, wild lands. neat stock and An end.
less variety % thlng---c. Porter has had
q wesk Of severe suffering aud IL liable 10
slong~f tlneo OF Ia; wrestling and scufiilng.
he got q wrench In his len leg DIR. Al
bott was needed sni called. The doctor
i kspt busy nov ana sick people are glad
be can atteni them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24
Kidney Disease.

o,hsr T. hsr mother sueh isnsfn were derived
from ne uss q D.. that I Ssh ~ for aiii.onI
boities Ti-iss fni snc.assi a, ioaf ff',s iof
hin dofsn. pfonoancs n % h. a ~onirffd
renal, fof psar UIlod. ln.Iig.siIan AMI X ainsy
Crurisints 81 o. WARkEN. MAG Han
r1f W.oi Coz
~ can eniarss an that hit bern al in ilFof 4
na0Nxs stHakrhRItA Have usci and
heartily recommend o a. a madilins pecaiafiy
ahptel g. giving t1nr ani &C. o. thc system.
slmulaiIng the dg-tiIsr 0fgalsi al removing
ln rains ansrE fnm disorder Il tle AainrYA
Me- &. a. HATHAWAY. Walter "a. Bangs,
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Agon Is cure for Collie, Lame Back,
Rheanatlsm, Bruises, and for al sehes
aud pains II leaves other remedies wAy
h.ek I'm the shade. To avoid the rush
cone down before breakfast 70 A. -. ver-
rvs Drug Store for sample oostie ifee'
Regular sire, Is cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

VrroS. - The thermometer registered
$40 below zero, ~ Upton, "Wednesday
morulng-Boru. ltth inst, 10 MI. and
Mrs. LAforost Frye Bragg. son--Ars.
Bailard, who was thought 20 be impros-
Ing. l. now very feeole--rhe mumps
are In town. They have visited I've fAmi-
ls.-wsrrie kilgOre, who has been
teaching here during the winter, has been
quite sick, but Il better. His mother Is
With him. There are more sick ones than
u.nal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

Elsr Prau As seth Bsob wNs oomlng
from Liysfm0rc last sunday his horse hap
pcncd 90 cut % ~ artery ant he blei very
1aiiy. - be- sent for DR. Wing TO drrss
the woani--Born. 3th inst. "a The wif.
~ Dana W. Gordon, . son; i5th, % the
Niie ofW A. Con,ui. q sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

been In town. taking depositions In the
case % Joseph G. rylor. lie heard some
strange testimony. II Il q peculiar case
No signs Of spring. except q few crows
have bcsn seem no rsolns--Mrs DOrcas
Prince rcmslns about the sane. very Fee
bic. Mrs. n A Stowell l. rather feeble
-Eruest Merrill has the boss steer team
Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

0llE,o We are having some OF the
se'a.si seAthfr Inst has been kuosu IN
March i'r fsars The mercarv has be-n
ipSn o. 20 TIRE tlmes---G-nrre 4
bafnhsm has goi through drawinx .pruce
49, Poe to drasing bIrch---Strattnn A
tdssr,i~. ~ the Aipin- uoas.. Gorhsm.
=. o. si-ht hor-e- ~ VIII u s.r ls.t wrsk.
o. draw spruce fnr Dsir--rha money I.
ao'ut AL subscrioei Or ths hsii. Witch 4.
exc-cilf % fug ~ The frat 90 Aprll---
W hnuett = receiving some birch by
ran
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

LDcArs Mu1s 10 at We 49, tens Ia
r.rarf Oh closing ,xr-clscs of school Dih,
Wh..n.rs u church ~ Perez Curtis,
.nas.i r.af. .E. 'Whlspers lu church ~
f.rrI. W.rrIrk. e.. NJ ships ~ Percy
Csrf..a &C rcIc mes rnur.dsy evening.
f4rr ~ Mr. Hauf-Mr- lonng, our
.t..... ..rt fr,...maker. has business enough
Aurtrrr sune ani niow ~ a1fe tni-
.s fle Irsf oue.
VA I.ns. ani wife have been on q
vista n, nr.rni. ln Oxflrd All McChsnic
FsH.-W IN prar-nn-. while returning
lr',-, singing .chlo', Tuesday evening, BAD
f.. mI.fIrflnr of DrrskIug one tiil or rs
...Isl I'D t1e hpfse slppiug doSn-
ur. FAIRBANKS an daaghtrr are
visiting f-i-ni- ~ 1orhtm--N " Nn'1.
...r La. Itfslv rurcnssri I'M J. ltIr cn.t oi
u---, Ran of N. Iton. Zoo the slm of $50
Mr.. y Daley L. nuiiilug an ice
h......B rths lf.h inst, dsnsntrr %
ur AMI a.. Is1u LtQlami ID D. q 30
O. Mr arf ~. Al byant NJ
l. ...fsIr. Hsnt.t mluistrr from bff aui
p.rI.tx banged with k-v VI iitnnai'i'
ass Sunfsy, ant preached in u. pitl'
. ...e ual.rIs is liung tle pal.llu- i'i'
Il. ELI, u...i a. q blscksm.th shop, all 4.
H.uG Nu fNNA lt ~ 81 .t'' 49,.
!, - hrtr-I ihn k'iio- u Wet fafis,
~. ro4slt IN tot-i hrre. sud VII occnpy
In \. .oon a. the frst of April-Ihc noted
Wi H..iari b. iu she clutch : 81 ins az
49,. r,,r.-The Locke'- NILS Bras
Bssd vi sise concert and BAL a. Noan'
Arr.m NJ. gith INST. at are Invited
m Circle me- ThafsiAy evening Al we
.oa.e on a. 4 Rand. A picnie sapPsf
"a. furnished by the ladies Of the Olfele'
An-ra very peasant entertainment con.
.l.tIrr u vocal AMI instrumental music
f-,m p.aao and n Rlpley's laseniis PAM,
NJ Ksni Introduced - a. tne Sspi.ee
: u-sr. from Sruth Caroina e.nss ,
a. stoseu. orgaaists " whitman,
,.,,rl. Ms Matte swim soprano :
~. Yoanr and Carrie Rand lcontrAitol
-. StossIl (1as-l This gathering Wei
- f,r going. and ~ hope the next one
..fm - uFaN r. ID rel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

GE,rroN. March cane Ia likes Ion
toe slot nles q gsie. Sanisy. The lst, "a
Gained Gown 80 thsy got he roafs hroke.
gate Pleasant Or Scek We are nov
hsNing March setther. c,ii Ant blowing
snos. urpe there wont he more than
sfsks ~ such weather In this month
TIE lhm11rmsn are doing good Business.
TOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

prsr Daniel wAiker. the sou ~ Alfred
II walker. has been very sick With innam.
nation of the bowels. Aud they have bad
Dr. Wing. Blshcc AMI Abboii In attend
ance. but be l. considered LITTLE more
uow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

IN oae OF tn Rsymond exearslons 10
~ ofisans- she win b. goue several
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-24

LOST.
where's, sasa q. Hose Of tieofor. has not.
hcd ne. IL writing. that deposu boot ~. Us 10
bv tue So N Paris ssvirEs nsok. has ben Loaf
Nosiss 10 hereby gives that II such missing Dc
poslt book l. not presen,ei Ia ne before the hr-i
dsV Of OcIotsr, A n. $50 I shall issus duph
es,s boos OF Deposit n ssif sarah q Hove.
GRO. A. WILSON. Treas.
March i3h. issS. 10. Paris savinEs Bsnk