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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
ELECTIOS

GRANTS LoDOs. ,. a A. NJ No. -.
West Paris. Mslue, fco. H. ls'3.
NJ ElH0r.
Al our annual communication, on Jan
=. the following oficers were elected TOT
The year lass
FH. PAckard. W. NJ. W. &. Mooney,
:. WAS. Dunhsm. J. W. J. y. Yong
Sec. n. n. Barker. Treas. l.. II. An.
drrws. \. d. ]. &. Howe. J. ID. fnAneiA
Commlt,e. q. X Yates, q. W. Bryant and
l.. n swan.
We are 10 have q public Installation on
Monday evening. fco. %. Amer The ct'
erclses. an oyster supper will BE- servei IN
he lower ball, followed by maslc ani 9th
cr appropriate entertainment
Yours truly,
JF. YoUNG, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

NoEm WATERFORD. - The family OF
stephen Jewctt hss moved back from Nor
way where they have been stopping Tor
some ume-ClAra VI. Green OF this place,
aner a lingering illness, died saturday,
Jan'y 81, At Machiss, At the home OF her
brother, Rev. Daniel Grcene-Very siekly
10 tbs viclnlty-Mrs. @. y. stone l. Wis.
ting friends 10 BostOn-village school
closet Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

sourH wOODsrocE Miss Mary Frost.
daughter OF Sumnsr Frost. died very sud
deuly on the 3rd, although she nsd been
suffering from a spinal and brain trouble
for some time. w. Andrews, our
veteran undertaken, has taken 10 his son
Alva ~ q partner, and they are now doing
a more extensive business than ever be-
fore. They supply about nreen places In
this county with esskets and other burial
material Of the best quality, besides send.
log some intO other eouuties-Almost
everyone has all the bad colds he wants,
and some 10 spAre--it Il very hard for
man 20 DAD JOB OF work here al ever 80
small price Who does no, feel grateful
for the tendency towards good old Demo
cratic tlmesi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

uEuoan -Flnh ~ Fchruary came IN
flartreu dagrccs above zero. Win four
lrrhts of scos fronkcIng NJ tlc music ~
ca ~ l1. amidst ftllng snow sni the o.
seit of tWa eVeuts Appointed A. nackdeit.
f.r District I.oigr of Cod rcmplkrs with
CrFsfa Wave. AZ East nlckfeii. and TIE
OI fnks Party AZ tac Buckfeld House
Saulri. son % tte iafe Sumner Hay.
f1rf. ur Hartford. nrCtme a cripple ani
ronfrri Oh a Cruic1. hired = store a. Az.
Eurl arf mlF.d there u.s mother sa.d
go w.l'l IrkFc tha oil homestead. shcrc
ftr rrrrfaillrs 90 nayf1ris hAi lived.
anI krn bose Cor samuel. a. thc lAst
snn was married ant settled On NE Oh
farm IN proves a Eopi move o. both
CAPS l.tac Fuller of Hartford. sent b. ihc
SCHOOLS. taught ~ thc writer, uiuc sons
.sr ulmrs commenced Wltl L als1
tun daughters commencing with 4 - TIE
writer shN M Fast Samrcr a grantkihcr,
rrarirnfHrf anf rranfsnn. Wh1 were once
t.s rlrI.s. NF fIn GAMES 10 ElfkIel fogg
hfr.rr llirr ari EmcrY poirr--i
have 'rarur1 to uy great Joy, that the
..'f W.lfh.r go nufNftn What tho Crystal
wave of Es.t uarkfe'1 wished ., zee take
..lrr at GAS corner. between The i0ih ~
flrlarF arf the fth Of fchrlkry. owing o.
.arrrst male sui f,ma'e friends 10 thc or
frr cf Uaoi Trmr'ars. VIf The partsking
90 fEc SIfrrfrffh Anniversary Sappcf
frr u.efI-g 90 trr District Lodge ~ Good
Irnrnrs fnr r..Ctrr i1r tlc seventh
....I .lNtlr of ihe CrystA Wave on
..r. Zoo Io.rrs of fne District Lnigc.
nn fnr On. wII nr arranged 90 ruhlca-
con hr ". 10 Eastman. East Sgmncr. Al.
frnr nf tnr rurf.r Department In OXFORD
urr.OraI H.tNrrn East hlckfe'i an
OBJ Er. ri. AZ trrrr Is farm Motel a.
f.. unkrF Yarn. C1rta.l.rg ihe cc.rbraici
grams. aIrr li uatrc a. d Atwood
.u.ta Hfalfu. barn S.rrc u Damon
narrI o.. lru. .lf-. uumncf of iamI-
.ra have. nf If.r.rt Zines. Ntri lu
en- h.lse To- Ifst Hrr Was DO hruson,
urn sa.f hr Eaf rarga.rrf ffr thr farm uf
Damon Ilr Dr. drew a peus.ou of e. q
mouth nr Hf.re In tnr afmv IT, va -
..rf ne rfVrr saN h.s Wlfr an ifc cai.
fr.r I'M. urFri t1 NORWAY of bear thrfr
within sh.rt tnr. llcisa mau ~ mach
Information. .i IssaIl Henry n. llo.-
IarI VA Was divorced lrun Dts Nic ior
arssrg trr. ari vhn uas srui o. he
STATES rr 500 lately f1r stralng, Wts onc
Hf tE.sr unI .t0f mi f.r anoFc uamci
h.a.r uIth.r $50 wears. DE 49, -uoi
ra.rrrr ODD outside wnfk -h.cannf II.
Iarrcs. Who rrafrat.i at Bates College.
nj tlr Class 10 ID. having spent much
fn. AL .rrfrsr Uu aCCrlut of be- eyes.
closes rrr W.ntrr term 90 traca.ng a. NJ
me- th.s wort E.1rr1 lalrf. taf sew
rrfa sou 10 Caqiain T. fl'icr. has lived
a..r. .n t.s ln1se rear tac hcai of Bear
rarf. me- Hartford f1r some tine airlF
rn'Y daughter a1i hcf husband have
mllrf Irta hIs holsr via hIm --fcnr
r.lE. raur 1 VIII raiu, snow and hall
.n..aInr ttgni.r sh1srr. About 10 p.
r... utk.re fhe mn-t horrible goiug Tor N
nr t4n.E .r.r teams. rot o,tcu seem -
C d. Na.1n nf Etsi Bactfr.i. sui ;. =
Irish of Hartford thu.ri. che isy before
ono hurfrrl barrels nf apples ilf hkrftii
A. Uurkraii Depot tnrs were u1i seen on
ell. I.r. u.fH tH..r teams
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

WILSON'S MnIs-If We are 10 believe
the weather reports, the cold has not been
a. severe here A. In many localities. for
a fortnight past the Thermometer has
ranged from 10 above 10 20 below zero
The roads are now good, and the mall IL
now 90 tlme-The tote teams are making
up FOR lost time; there are now nneen on
the road. Some, I see. are driving Sun
days. a poor way 10 gain ume--M. ID.
Starilyant Il getting along nnsly with his
broken jAs. and expects % be back with
bis crew In a lev dAys-The foxes are
holding high carnival st present; seven
were seen In Fred FIiat's field few days
ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
SCHOOL CLOSED.
A. Rruronp -Rsrorr o. ruE ENmcIsrs

The school AZ Abboti's NILS, taught BY
J. w. Warren. closed Friday. Jan. 3Oth,
with public exhibition. and the following
programme was carried out The drama
"sunshinc Through the Clouds" with the
following chAractsrs-Lisut Frank Glove
land. T. n stevens Julian Escourt, John
Thompson, ola sanford. J w. Warren :
Mrs Cleveland, Miss Della Child Emily,
Miss Nellie Martin, Harriet Tfeye.yan,
Miss villa Thompson. Recitation. Miss
Ida Sporord; defamation, John ThomP-
son; recitation. Miss sylvanls Spofori !
defamation. Dana Child recitation, Miss
Efle Adams; defamation, Eugene SPOT
ford recitation. Miss villa Thompson
The farce I'VE are al Teetotaiers" vas
played with the following characters Mr.
Jedsdlsh Maple. Irving Thompson Josiah
Maplo, John Thompson lieEeklsh Maple,
wallace Morse Tom Towubred, J W.
warren Mrs. Maple. Miss Nellie Martin !
Hulda Nspis, Miss Rnthic Stevens A.
the close q very spicy paper Wa read by
Miss Nellie Martin. alter which a sociable
was held AZ Mr. Thomps0n's which ~"
very pleasant q an. SEir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
. uring This

ssasan n ihs year tis system Il in greater IAN.
e. from aai t..l., thln AZ any OTTER tine
When re ca arlthrf Comes, ihc pofn RI
ne ttIr. liFlIr rrr1 IN warm W1aifrr. irr part
o. llrtri ap. arl ihr waste material a'aal.Y pass
inroI through co.'s channel u seat O. ihe KA
rrYs ara ulath
Asve rai t..hlf. hs2fter i,ti I'm us vinief,
thr an .ari Ci sli'r natual O. D. CauIfi away
be- Iruos-i a.i t'rrrf .rr greater im1antoi "a
hrrhtAr.ua up.a ihs khinrT,, Liver. and n'oot
his brings oai ne elak points q hcs o.
sans. al gHrf H Nft. D'ulrr bur4
gaiss T,f Fnsr ciit Nfssf'rf,
Casrri Hh.sfefH. C.arorfeu, 81 CO...
iasffi.a. @ .s.hrr ai. m.rlf i.i srth as CO...
- THrsl. Frr. Nar Tar. ~ D'rffi,
p,aaHsln. nnsnI g., arc ne plc,aiing
ifualln n a.a.I. Ihs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

RrvroEp CrNrEE DR. Cleveland Small
la come home on visit nom Bangor,
aul noN u the time - get your teeth doc
torei- PRED Bartlett i Ia town for few
DAYS. from Boston--Mr. Weber aud j.
D stephens ~ th.. place have gone - The
Lakes O. spend fcS tsys--Neruie Bloi-
gsii. near p" Waite Cap, while a. play on
a snow drin. fgll AMI broke both bones of
the lover arm be i doing well under The
care % nr. ,. = Small-The quarterly
meeting a. the " East was well attended
sahbsih day. considering The unfayorahle
weather. and The services were both prof
table AMI intercstlng--The Misses Put
nam. AZ the last. Intend going % Farm
ington this spring % attend the Normal
School--The Ladies Ala meet neri
Tucstay week with Mrs.. whesler---
The SHOWS Ani winds % late have been
very severn and the roads are In very bad
condition. boz Mr.. Martin Is sure 10 put
The mall through. some way. lie Is very
falihfai driver aud The public will hate 70
give him Up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

EAsr SrNSER-Oar embryoiic summer,
which opened asst Tuesday with thunder
shower, has been suddenly uipped iu The
bui. AMI We are again down In The lower
story of The 1eroes--Frei :. Palmer has
accepted position with r. A. Hase a Son.
fancy wood turner's, AZ Pennington, and
len f1r that place last wcek-There was
a donation a. the Baptist parsonage, last
wcinesiAy-The following oiiiocrs OF
Iuyinclbie Lodge OF Good TemplArs were
recently installed Roscoe q Stevens, Z.
T. NeIne W Rgssell.V V. T. Fred ;. Palm
er. ;. Arthur l. Palmer, y. s. ;. {.
Head. T.; sharon Robinson, &. Henry
W. BJnney. NJ. y A. Turner, q. @. Mrs.
p. A. Turner. I. q Nellie l.. Bonney, X.
n. :. Nellie l.. Bryant, l. II. 5. Mary y.
Bryant. A. s. Winnie 4. Palmer, ID. N. s
Wa. n. Sewall, z. {. 7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Oxyoap -Tae Robinson Manufacturing
comn,nv are running their mills evening.
,ntu ten--A ball on Friday evening Wi,
rio.e the tancing schOol--lt i rePorteu
th.t Geo. HaIen has bought some oAk YIN
- IN Pigeon nm. and parties are eut,ln
-, h.nlinr is % Clark's mill--kev. MI
rmnor. returned from Halloweil, Friday
sri.vior his little boy The brave little IS
-, No carried bin ron the burning
800 \. s,lll suf-riug from her exposur.
~ 49, n rht Of the Gre. Mr.. Emmons ios'
~.sx things which. having been IN ,ne
,o..ess on OF the family long une' were
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
sIA.I CONNECTIONS.

Al Wet Ninot Daily, ~iih nal traip, 20
IIshrun Arafefnr, 4 uilcs A. nlckdelf.- DAILY
sth nal tran, f1f Ihtss's MIL miisf, Tuner
o miles, No. Hgrtfsit mucf, AMI West -amnef
niles A. Canfoa-pailys siih nal IAls, fof
m Iies DIsdsii ID nile. sissoo "a nii~s. hsm
tors rails Ii miles Rosbury % miles, hyroa =
mIss Ilousht1u's NJ miles. Also Cor bfttons
~. wnh mail uain. ioi CAnson rolat "a miies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

UrroS.-A very profitable term Of school
Of eleven weeks In District No. I, taught
by W. W. Kugore. OF Newry, closed last
Frliay; A. the exhibition In the evening,
the audience showed their appreciation oy
calling u decided suceess---M0ses r.
Durkce and wife Of Lebanon. y. H., are
visiting friends 10 UptOn--We are hav-
Ing the toughest storm OF the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Iti. sdmltt,i that Consumption i trans
mlit,d from one generation 10 smother. IL
l. also admitted hat Jadwln's Tar syrup
cures % ,v,Ty time. Holden sells 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

v,soV Winter SIN re.gns, all me
N...f.hark tlst peeped out OF Bis hoie
ON .. Condemns CAV. las got long tlne
a. ..-rn Rain arl snow Yesterday nav
.rrr haf--rhc mlmps stil hnger
t--,rr as Daniel N0rrus family have
...n having them an sinter---hrs. ,. Z.
n.,nI.vrrg feeble. she has been lnwell Tor
/. ~ tine. her case Il BAD oue---pco.
d MI io.t an OK last week 10 got loose
a. "a hsIfa barrel % meal 10 lived Aooai
ts-.. fsv.. and IL BAT loss tor Young
a.. 4. IL hr1ke up his tsam--Ihis eoli
w-,thsr takcs of the hay. out stock =
wintsrIng well uoi ofteu oetisr---. pc
IAN. III the ola A. e.. Bean uill Nas oioNn
Town In the gale iAst week 10 blocked Up
th- roaf. tut has 5eeu removed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
TWO SCHOOLS

IL oNE wNrR-A INV School HovsE
TO IN nuILDEn.
FRYE 4. O, Feb. :.
Peter Barrett has Just nnishei bis school
In District No. 4, Rorbury. This makes
two term. taught by Mr. Barrett, This win-
Ter. the frst being 10 Rumford.
A school meeting will be held Ia Dist
No. 4, FEB. 10, In order - take the ncces.
sAry step. for the erection Of new school
house. Nhho.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

NrsnY -Bas.uess has taken lselier
,,~r sIthnuah tfaming l. somewhat re-
t,-i.f by az frequent snoSs- hep -
arIrs ire1'rci for Instead % goirg oegging
.st fIf a few weeks sgo--Ihe piles oi
rrfo. wool on The river banks show graf
'or|rr Increase I'm sire from day % day.
.rf rhr wards ab1u, me steam mills are
T...-~ r,rIfiv fuei-J a. Thurston i
s,ivr A god business AZ Newry Corner !
n. rrrs 4 steam gr'st min To oonnectlon
- ffs sto-r. snd supplies many ot the
i,-rrr. -E b Knapp's daughter Sarah
/. rrife s.ck with a throat troaole-- ne
.rhooi In District No. came 70 sudden
stop at Fr.day--Pcutloa against NOV
in- County Buildings has been IN eifeeA'
tlon here thc past week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

ROdericks Cough Balsam Is prepared
from = recipe OF one Of Names most Ia
nous physicians, deceased.-lt Is guaran-
teed 70 cure. See advt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

DEsFroN Peasant Or fcw day. the
maIn rolls VIZ BAL anlr - mach wltd
ani storm snow th1ut eighteen incht. IN
the woods. blt very iighi TIE lumber.
men src stirring now they say there IL
tu.te snow cnoazh. sn thti they can 40
good Business, a little more would 90 no
harm. hlagh--W. "a Eyans L. doing
well With bis crews o. men All teams.
nov be- hts BEEN htri f1r him thus FAR;
hope on VII fe morc hvoratls. under.
stsnf he has some Zen hundrci thousand
a'rrafT in le river. NIs wife i In tie
camp CHS winter. Cookiug fnr tNtuty-ore
men TITS Is t1r tflri winter she has
consrl Cor hin in the same camp lu Graf.
ton. Efruour wao goes to Sc them are
warmly welcomed ant Cauunt fa.i O. enjoy
a pleasant time with Der. n SEEMS lac old
cn times. a. ID into the woods and make
aNIs.t iu what thvY call logging camp.
now Be- is Ike he iog houses % Sd years
az. Perhaps vii toi you something %
chem In . future writing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

r.Irfr - S.rcC t'1uf'cmas W have
gone back OBJ sislfy winter wcaihcf---
o.. su.n Russell ant wife have gone on
0.sf Cd rIrrfs In Mass Dean VI. An
Crews. Mo lls hat charge a. thc arm or
ID 81 True .a Poland las returned 20
t.ur. bis hraitl rnf being good enough io
r.~a.r thtrt walker a Bel are sh.p
r.rr taaIrs Cd salem. Mas --lsaac hA,t-
nan ~1n nrr drawing anout il''9 pine
tr kerar River flf "A. n. T.. Lord ~ baA-
tnr Weston GIues have bought some
rrr oxrn hero lately. weighing from ''''
Old f.H. nFr PAIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

0ur,p a raid storm ye,tsriay. Which
Woani up last uIxht with a thuoier shox.
ef, ana tpf1Y rs n Erfo wcathsr-DArlas
beaneil urmeflr 90 his towr. hat for ne
pat ca FCars an iumtie 90 ne Insane
Hospital, .ci a. ihAi place on TIE s5ih
MT he remains were broaght here FOR
hulisl---i z. Skl1'nr. ha. started up his
o.rch mill Coz tle Ephfaim
wglt has nought him horse i came
frHm Caulfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

tssl az Mf l. q. Oikei n Garland, AL NJ
% o. Kmrhi. baih trlieu trrr cafrl ~ is'iay
tY nra~n's sarap.ria $50 o W I.tt~is, n.
~ q sirison. Ms. perform nln.b1 q remark.
ah'. cures win ths az Il nr.srs ,if,aplf.'i.
sls a dal.tiu Il ST. Cafs 81 Troy. Ne.
..sef.f c.sfsrftra sa~ n.la In i.e,. Ne,
clfrl eiie Il suaiala. thii m.sai sci b.
oal,i ths ispiay 81 a.ien tine. siv de d,
mlaIffutrr.lr1 arti ii Became trasn Ia
,hrft year ihfaash .ui tis STATE. AMI as ihs "a
year vanished. f sa H,.fr'f sirapafla fsc.g.
n.frl esuYshor a. a sovereign remedy iof all
Nifsv. L.rfs. go f.,f pr1nf d. rct al
O. tly anI ua, q aa,s i..s t.f-fagn remo1y ilf
klinry. Liver. 20 ulooi Disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

umsnN Prot Mayo retained r1m
a. MHritv b. m -l csicriaY'
h-atr Pain storm. ari ms morning mef-
.rre uaV Gown ara.n .-nn NnniAY, 4
n TarkarI 40 Biz as ina1 of barrels
0rHr ~.afl Paris. where they are manu-
ls.tarrI Go t.n ie las anolt .n in
fH.s I.tarIh.s apples VII 20 CD b1sinu
.r Warrh w ari Aufrvss. whose vile
f.a.I Ass fiI Isl living via Wm lio.nrpok
tH.. winter
Trr .tlrt teachers of tne ACaiemF
have rnrInr.rf tae school admirably dur
.rr PROV Warns aHscucc. aud siaicnis
have rorlu lrI o. come amid t1c storms
Mach Interest '. manifested in irot
SPRINGS class Iu roiagng'cs, an more
fhar 4. teachers src engaged len ta's study
ara rrns HlIt CnmmluCCi colfacins
e.. -..taf .-rrt laboratory il hfIng
-.rt.- r.f arI th. -0.rut Ir itrartmtni ~
tr. school viii pei maic rfoliah.c A. iu tac
pass PROD Marl returned from his
southern tnlr en- tnr f.h Inst Aui o.
rr.trf ar ortn1sIastc greeting tom Dc
..rn.trs 81 tr entered frc chaps. Tues iaY
r1rr.re Bid co.is are prevalent ADJ
boz ..anfs has Heln In Attendance a. ne
T-s.,... U11.l ~ O. Bartieti has made
extensive repairs ln BIS house, ari Ne
consider himself arf VIE very euierpr.s-
.rr arf ho.1u. OBJ thc place. lis aihef
ari mother came here ron Bosiou about
frre. wears ago. AMI arc very energetic
r.rr.r eli a. Cushwnn has Eve private
rrr..s Ir vocal mrs.r-- A flN chorus OF
..-r.r. nae at co. church Mouity evening
flr rehrar.a. ani selections we're male
ara concert which wIl Poi given A. soon
a. convenient The lrst lycclm Wa
h.II Id the chapr. "Wednesday evening
pr...lerf. D. a. rark 10 -s Cas-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
BADLY BURNED.

\ LADY thIt Hhh ti0lurf VI TIM "hh'
ABOUT mER MORNING DUTIEs-THis NAP
rESxD AT DfcKyALk, N rnE Town on
PERU.
DicKyALE. FEB. !.
A very sal accident happened In our
place, Saturday morning. Lydia Tnfts.
while building the IRE, got her clothing on
Ore, and was very badly burned. Driving
was called. and fcs-s are entertained that
she cannot live. She Il Il 80 badly burned
that she docs rot seem 90 suffer bat little.
She snd her father ian aged nan have
been living alone until within some two
weeks. when another family moved Into
the house The cries Of Mr.. Tufls, who
was In bed In the same room. brought the
man In the other part of the house 10 the
scene. Had IL not been for bis bsing in
the house the Others would probably have
both been burned with the dwelling, but
pail Of water being handy the IRE was put
ont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
DIED.

M Fs,hsi. ~. n. NJ. John srsri, sd 81 ysar.
h. Bsihsi, Tsb. ~. NJ. Jotn sisafns, aged -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

eude,rei by old associations and prized A.
heirlooms--Mr. and Mrs. Jones have re-
turued--Mllly Walker, who has been At
home sick. has returned 20 Lewiston,
where she l. attending the Nichols Latin
Rebecca Baker has q cotton
plant, raised from a seed scot nom Kan.
sas. which has blossomed twice, The
noScr, which i very lovely, oniy lasting
Que day--A thunder storm on Tuesday,
fsb'y i0th. aided 10 the variety of New
England weather. The i2th, Thermometer
registered IS : below zero
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Pine tar will Mn he parasite that causes
Consumption. Jad in'- Tar Syrup con.
ialns the proper quantity and quality.
DIR. Holden keeps II FOR sale.
Any dealer will refund the money n gai.
wln's Tar Syrup don't cure You. Try u
See what Holden says shout u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

For winter Cough aud Group Jsdwin's
Tar Syrup i a positive and surr cure, No
cure, no pay. Is cts. and 81 bottle. 10.
uulrc for Il Al UOldsu's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Et.r urmu. ASP k.frr Grange.
81. Ilf rrgl.ar urrtre mi Hrarr. ia.
Id. as SATURDAY DO rF.rF n'uf1 f
.r.rr Az fhr nrrrrs or f.r 0rsr 4
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OXFORD, S.
CLKAk's OFFICE, sUFaEsE JUDICIAL COgKI.
PANS MAINE, feb. SAB, lrS.
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