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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
BUCKFIELD

Lat sandy Rev. Mr. f0llett preached
a, the baptist church. The choir aud
chorus. lei ~ - II ller.cy, 80 .vss foil,
both insifum.utsl ani vocal, sni atdei =
yrfy interesting fsAiurr o. the services.
In the an.ruoon. nv Geo II fofhe-,
of Canton. y Y Universsllst, preached
At the Methodist church. Text Love
j. the fanlung 81 tn law aud gAvs an
excellent discourse Mr. Forbes i llcss-
lng speaker and handlsd bis subject In q
very destructive manner
The remains % tn late Cobb eastman
were brought here from Aahuru for inter
msni Mr. Cu.aman VS. u year. OF age.
and native - Bucknsld ll- spent =
great deal Of time a. the C.meisry for
years pa.t-axing aud trimming 10 up al
most gratuiiously.
seven hundred tofis % pulp wood cane
down the NtEiuscnt River this week. o be
shipped 81 % the X Al
On i-r.-y. go, has sold bis home
farm % WIN Mitchell, and expects 10 move
inio the village.
To, unltsd States Marshal has very
pretty liter Of B-rk.hir- plgs
Col Brsibnry % Portland II spcniing q
vacation IN town.
a. Il whlit.n ami wife % Augusta are
visiting their friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

T.. tnr Or g.trtng c'rn Is ifa"Ins
r.r. h1q- BE- alI nr safn-f wetther
.sartf l Iufh. Haf ftrmrrs -hnA' !
I'D h. fI..naraE-i on ihat account j
have covered Clru VIII m ttrus nu, anI
r.t.r raised Ir'f.r crops
B-sr H.srris clear nf p4.p Spni r'~
T.r H1..rr-s BIS HrHuglta lsrgr sem u.
-r,r.v iut1 ttsn inrIns ca ps-i f.W
ST.. AuraEtrrs. " bog ~sml'l 4 IN -
f.I Ir trr kIf,lrn ani rrHkr lrr h'p lssi
N.nfsg So i. au sg.t ltiF. All h,-
.tr. ben .n f.rrIr nra.f1 lnrr >tn i-
rIr-fV anI trry smart o't grut.rmfn
Il. rIi.. nuf In a.l sorts nl .nius an man
agr- "a -g. rts.i team
nlu.rI Nfin-r'- vic has been vrry i'"
N.fh f.. flr aru.nn.r nf ttFs
Sr.e nakrr Isl st.l vrry LEX.
Dc rEait.. ha. t.rY large qrtctcrt
n. has ns.n called tl lpipn ts.cr within
d Nrrk In fHr night
The faN r.|f,rtnr ~s- nn thr war pttu.
Yesterday rlink 10 is a1lni tine la-i
4.af- tt1rs Nrre pail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

er.... s4raF fsy. have ir.r'i on.
.f rrf fr- fI.ts srt fat pltuu.
..t,..r We 1rss. ls naiY sIutfr
I srI mt.I His N. H..ts fus ''
..r..t .uru srf r..fs't-
MOI A. R.e.IrE haf. cnaraCied fHf
... ...fr.f arrt. Uf serrt cHru. tn fs
.....I.r tnr.r ftcfo.F IN nrtarI ~ Iu.
,...-, rsv. tne ftrmtr better. Al thc fsi.
a-s more thsn "a t1e rNrrrse oI eel
,..f..r 81 Other crop caves t1e grnuri
.,.. $3.50 .onff1n for iiiure crops as
cnru
....I Arsfenv closes a. succcssll l term
r..r.fsr. o. ll.t Inst. slth pu'.Ic N.
r. -staa K-V pr Porter 'f L-NIugtnu,
NJ. fr.tsrs ttc srrusi f.scnlrsr before
r.. ..Ea.. .n tlc Cnrgrr- tlInuaI p1ar. D,
s. .str tnr l-ta Iust.
Crsrmsn fnisnrs saving Co. cHr's
.fr.r.h .nto sasoi strip. Iu ai. stt.r mii
t..s wrtk ue tss rln 70 u'gat tli las.
% ihe a. u1rth.
u..tre.. Tstchru a go A. ruuuiul
ttr.r strsm u. on spno. strips r'gtt-.
a. inug 'anntr itFs
boz y r. Tree frI on the street. friisf.
an -r-r.trf -rrIras hra.rr- srrut o.
t..f trf fsce llls crutChrs fs.lri tn sep
r.r .n
mo Davis utmmous ls seeu on 90
,,-rsi s.th crltcacs. al iocs some OH r
urk
m. physicians are very nlsy rr.lev.u.
.rs tr.11.rs sa.ch AZ prevalent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
MASON.

soriag-lke weather. Grass has started
some; caonot grow much Until Ne have
some rain
Aw Grover turned his cattle 10 pas.
tur- today; they must Nod u rsiher hard
q pick hviug
A ;. Bean i RAINING his steam mill
uisht and day H. sawed some 100 cords
of birch week; has enoagh on hand 10
ia.t ahsut three weeks more HIS poplar
ana yellow birch eau be sawed later with
oat Injury.
oar farmers are very busy pattlag In
their crops peas, oats, rye aud wheat nave
beeu mostly soSn on dry land low land Is
rather wet aud cold yet
Grass l. badly winter killed where the
ice laid on last winter. II Jaue should De
dry = poor hay crop l. assured
Cattle are eating a large quantity OF hay
nov. and mast f0r the most VI the month,
vet there Will be some summered over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
ANDOVER

school o. District NJ commenced last
Monday n i taught by ffrd G. Ak,rs'
Of thls plsce
5 Bstion. 90 has rs,urned from Pail
ai-iphia
TIE frsi Lake party Of the season ar
rived ffom Bihsl. tn l3th
Mr. J W Elton has sdied some new
{ .,,if. 10 she stock rsmsiniog In the Ward
sell store. snd viii close cat The whole al =
ias asuf~
Foi Buil,ti. a., ltlucrsnt isseler, l.
ln teNu srslu. hsnging his shinglc from
tnr o'f 4 ID Sindos.
Thrrc va. sa1ishl. AZ N l. foors,
"Wednesday eyeniug The pfocsed. % the
vy-niug wvrr nssriy $40
Toe lsdir. uf tnc VI D. Society have ex
t.udsi house cl~sniug % the charch.
q VI rh1mts shipp 4 a hlu boat %
NafUsy tal- ss-k
jas. uarIy H. shput % huild a stable.
Nutr.~ S.nith Wa la a. ~, W~'iu~-isy
u d. a. have his ola position on The MOI.
eel nnusy mnns steamer Cor me coming sea-
500
Rev Chss Dame q. taking = vac ,tion
SR Cufflng hs- treated hi. house q =
c.itt 90 pant
EIns KIvfr IL fali ~ pppiu.
Tho Ctrgl Ssppsth ~chppi rv-orgsniE-t
at Sauday. choosing l. Bailey Sapcr'
luteudruti Harry Bacon. SrcrrtNry D ;.
Poor, Lihrsrisui Emms =. Newton. Chor.
lstrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
2 SUMNER

Chss n B,rney sni crrS ~ men Ar
a. snfk rulHinx IN nss fpti n"tNv~n
cavia Hart eel. at Dtgii Aadrcsss.
TIE RF "a X a. sr~ pptting In =
.iiIug atth Nsrrru X ~. fof gravel sni
for th- scc1mm sistitu ~ thr ffright pn.-
lnr-. from mt ylcinlty
wIusm Daahsm. fvc~niiy ~ NJ Psfi-,
Ia. f,nt.i m house A. 4 Simpsf lately
occupied ~ x Hue Mr.. Dlahsm rs
op.n,t mllun,fy ani dfrssm,kiug fopms.
Mr. T. n Msrtin ta- r's'm- Win Ni-
J,mr. u s.sorth. wnvf- she l. attending
o. milln~ry wufS
The g. .tpu ilrsnisfr l. aathofi'y ipf
the news ihsi J ilu " Peg, - Glrcrt'
vile. 49, found ted in hi. III 81 IN h.
tsi In Ff,mput. \ u on VI morning OF
th- -il Inst NJ Psgs sas former rcsl-
4. o. Slmaer.
J : u,igipn has greatly enlarged the
s1slf rnum Of ~ store.
B,rn D. th~ wlfc 81 WIN Dollof Eui
sumurr. Ma i5th. daughter
H. usrtfufd--hofu o. m vie n Z. III.
Buy. Asnn. To 90, Wiz Of ; TeuBroeck
~fffsIn so.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

Ar the quest Of me mber Of the fam
lis Ne publish the follOsinz 10 relation
10 Mr. B c Briggs. Il was originally
prepared fot the Norway Adrediser:
A deep gloon aud sAdn"-s r.sis UPON
our q. iglDOrhODd. caused ny the terrible
circumstances CONNECTED with the dTsth 81
Is & Briggs H. leaves . wife who i 10
very fr.nlr health. alsD two children and
"a al ,pt.d dsughtsr They have the heart.
fal sympathy ~ tn u.ighDors aud q large
circlr OF rrls,lve- IN their ssi bereavement.
Mr. Briggs. few years sgo op~n"d the
nine known Q. thu Briggs mine, which Is
-itustei In Paris IL was also the inven-
tor % the Briggs Fertilizer, on which ne
obisinsd q patent about year ago. lie
hai been an active, busy msn all through
NE; q devoted husband AMI an sr-ctlonste
father Edwin BObnsy, OF Bath, and David
Bouuey, Of E.ssx. MSS brothsrs of MIS-
Briggs, are stopping with her q, The pres
ut tine, sni doing Ill they can 10 console
hsr In this great affection. Tas-dsy the
friend. ani neighhof- mrt AZ the residence
~ the late u G Briggs, q assist the son
In carving forward the work OF erecting =
nsrn which Mr. Brigg- had began and OF
which h was talking 10 VIZ kiag about 1t
,h. time he met with the fatal accident
which caused bis death
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
nNKXAIE

W. sr, having ou. more iay III warm
srfIng ukr weather. frnq.. aruuuf herr
a. gttuug to snrk 0n thr isni In earnest
many hatr turucl lolug sioCk aud saeep
asay 60 pasture.
~tfurfaY. H.l. 60 rrusils 10 Nlss Jrn.
r.r Glr.i.n. eho f.ri Ar MOuu1gth. iAul
I0.l.atI s.rc poo Int1 A 'm1 in WI.
nrop. scrr HrHaglt t1 Dec tHlcf \, u. '"
GORDON. ans S4llaY tar i4urraI service
r.r. h..Iat Che scl..lhll.r lu this place
~.rn.a rg E.s D " rs'rt of Canton
f.ur "a une Uf ouf nrst yuung iaii's
ana ua.h Ik.i rY AL 49, karW Der
JACOB Peavey .flI &c .rs good draA
Sd rnr nr ras rr1aruucri tlr trpn1 Den
n.- ftrf tarrfr
Slnfay. ~ G.lrgr CHA Va carr ing
Lis .r.flrr tn fI. snfk. tnc horse go
frightened. tlrrrf. sr.Ung enc boys uai
auf rar. $500 makIug tIuilrg I'd. tlr 49,
.r. rlt strange tn sly u.ithrr boys r'f
.nr.. u.rr a4rl rKcrpiiug irN Slight
sIIa..lrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
PORTER

Suu holds cold All hscksari. rather
too cold for plsuiing
l.asc q Perry has taken house 10
bald on Long Island. Portland Hafhor,
Ani hss gBoe % cnmmeucs work.
W. bal two ffr. in this yiclnliy The
pat W.sk Dsni-i f1N % ibis town srd
J ,.rph Psrs~r Of Hiram csu-c-si-frctlss
chlmurys uoN long sill 10 TAX peopls
o. lrafn 20 have sufc foundation - ihe
chlmnsys Cannot settle aui crack. and that
ons ihlckuvss ~ brick l. not suflcisnti
There wss contested will case uird Al
Corul.h let wv.k. for Jaigs Bsrfoss
.. f,f,rv~ rLoms. Kendall " Grnrg~ W
Tnsl~. sH-catnr of th- vii 81 the lat" ~.
Nari sIlhs. "a Anrr ths evidence as
sr in. pisiuiif sita nv ~ suiL y W
x dion srd : l.. Moore ~ Lims-ick. fuf
pls'uuf. u x Hastings aod Juigr walker
fur dsfcudaut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

rfa uarrrth. rr0pf. .tor Hf camp car.
OBJ. crossed parnaclrner Isis. ul .cr,
.t..... came ilNn OBJ l.rc le.p as s-r.
wn q whr.'er Is .n town tniff Dr.
tt. ..r1.t y d Bruuctt's matched sf'n
.f -.fs
Fn., FI1t has r.,uru.i bone f'"m
s.....
SO G-.rur suff B-rrI-r arr at s'fs
rlrrr1 Pred FI1t. nnlsr
Al l.rts.pnsI snos -lltll frnlni' o.
l1f H.rf.r sos sI pat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
RlXBU ~

~ S.r'e.. asrut Or th- nen.sou Pa
DO Crmptry. sIfl "a creN of mo - .ir'.
ius a large glsnufy of poplar oli ~ NNiIi
River. tn. lHI Nrsflrr pa. mh'r fffN
Il,r usf.r 81 fhe nea are htrIns a. htfi
tm. ofIt
L.nri-I B-lVn 10 p,rl is herc w1fA az
OIL tlr f.fn flat hr Owus
Fsr.rer- afr 1Hlng What thff can. Nli
g.. .raanil. .o.l ani w.. ~. p, sarii
SECS
IA kra.p.s fthef ali nlia'r from
I.trrrnrr arr visiting l.n.
4 Wr.ks hf- fHI-nri cutting huh
p.Hrs .Is pIr- Or p-uI.1n.
Tue ic- rn KK..y Puui "a iusi BE-
hr.s. uD knfI 81 n
River f-ivug d.. -u-peuisi-Nat'r too
i1s.
Dr. ms article on tte Highway question .
na1H.lri Ny 5tn. 'h- typ--srtirr co.
verified "srp .0siiru toto "spprrcisiinn
sri OMITTED ~. rl s,ts ui ql'i Nlou
rtrk-
S.rsoiIa 81 scIl.,. 'h.swgk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
COMMISSIONER on AGRICULTURE.

Com Coleman. 81 the bureau of ,xrical-
tgr-. has practically begun his official dd.
tlss In washington II seems little Old,
that almost hi. nr-t oficlsl act vii be to
visit the stat OF his accomplished prede-
cessor, DE- Loring II l. m-ntioa-d In .
Washington psp-r that he will go 10 bos-
too the lstt.r part Of next week Tor The
purpose OF hearing the opinions OF cattle
importers aud Others Interested IN the
matter of removing the cattle Quarantine
from walthsm 10 Llttleton. Tnefe mas
zen recently an Outbreak Of plearo paeu-
monis 10 Missouri (from whence came The
Commissionsr ~ w-shington) and be IL
specially interested 10 the matter. snd Is
lookipg fr light We trust Commission
~ Coleman will dad those Interested In
cattle In this state alive To thu Importance
IL IN. trouble which has prompted bis 10
tended visit 10 New England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

since Apri san - have lost foar ~ oar
lntf ant sgni CIrrrn. hF death. ~ 49,
latr manF a-rd people "a trrrltof
90 mIrs nF hNfa mile there are ulur
.rru prr.nus over i0 years old. oar uli.
~ iuhs1.ant died isst week. aged %.
Lsnsnn Nssna. nsN the oldest. IL rKp-ct
Ing to go AMI uVe Win his uis snn On G'r.
rau. y a.
Mr. Na1ry Cumm ngs sl years CD, q.
s.t.ug hrf rlI.irln lu Bethel
Frrf CLARK fht S.t1s' barber. has oe.
rHra an A.IauF farmrr. tainks D. hh-
sIrr.i % nq.r suHugl.
ln. sp-'ug comes Forward rsitei rln" d
zee farmers arc pn ung in tar p.1N Aui
snnr snerf oats $50 we-s- $50. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
WAS NE MURDEREDi
Tmg RiCmAKDsoS MYsrEEY Al NORsAN
-PaRrirs SAID 10 kNos hE WAS
KuLEn ASD NHo Dp u-InE
fACTs To HE AsCTETAINED.

Nrs.,. Nav 10. 1855.
10 he Editor of ths Dsmocrai
some nr- facts. relating 10 the death
II G-orse "A. RICHARDSON ~hlch occurred
some ten ~ dozen years ago have Ja',
c,mc 10 hight. Il ~ill be remembered
by those vho kn-w about the matter al
the time. that Richardson, young man
Il quiet aud intensive manners, sas
found one morning under -alk lesdieg
o. bailding ~hich sas used a. piano
ny factory II Step Falls. Jas' alive
9TH an ugly boxing bfuiss 90 wound on
the side Of The head In a tss hoar
h. died An autip.y revealed the fact
that these was a quantity OF l.adanlm
in hi. stomach While Il was suspected
that he had been foully deal, With. II
"a. generally believed that he beng
such an inuff -n.ive fellow, no one ooola
have any motive 20 do HIM an iUJuTy'
aud although there was something oi an
Investigation. nothing ever came OH
Il /. nov said ihA, there !. a man and
-oman here Who know TIA, George h.
Richardson was murdered. That a
wooden shovel made the wound on the
SIDE q the head that eased hi. death.
Bu, for VIVA, purpose the laudsnum Was
gwen i. .,ill a mystery. That hi' bod,
va. dragged from the place where he
ws. struck and laid under the walk that
!, nigh, appear tina, he fell of thus
causing hi. death. Tbs, there was grass
IN hi. hair and on bis clothes The
shovel has no, been seen from tina, day
10 this. The woman alluded TO was no'
called 10 testify a, the investigation.
Had she been /, is aid lhs, the murder
er would be 10 the States prison rather
than nov. b. goiIg a, large.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
p BROWNFIFLD

70 school cumu.rncsd in district No l.
lii1 .ost tssght ~ Grace Week.
SOLE Bedford IL teaching in the Lofu
District
To- ext mesting 81 ths & L ; c. i
p p g.fh Me- ] Fnnk 1ifh in-t.
IT % frlllres " S-t Nsy % mtks hAf.
Nea - nay uot look Or an k11niAnt
ere tl.s sumner
y hts ben vsry Ciouis ard cold here'
hqlgh the grass i uot siutsr- allied, ~ i
frflrtrd iu some l0cantIes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
HEBRON

A very p'esssni tea party occurred AZ
CsptNn DIuhNn's on tar Afternoon or the
sih lust
r. : Dunham, dgring bis last visit, st
olt u-s tres iu hi. orc Nfi On account OF
s1mr that dlei 10 winter Mf Everett hiss
1T out large uumD.r ~ uee- within too
YEAR, and hi. ore h ard. are very handsome.
IT, slsp o~u. the big called The Garden
of klsn" 90 account % IT, beauty There
A.. more rare pisnt- q - ftgud la u than
ANY Nhrfe eisr within several Mills many
varieties % ofchi- msy b. seen aftsr jane.
Ns- MayO's class Ia buiauy anticipate .
wslk .o0n. Tuesday fcw SanbAth-schoOl
children eul iycd plculc near IT, The,
gathered r iWrrs aud moses
RIA Ca.hmsu has r,tufnrd from MAS.
MARY Cu.hmsn will visit her sister ia OTIS
fed
Mr.. Robinson sill teaches school. ani
will commence the sumner term In her
own district. Monday
Mary uowsrf. who has been sick long
tlm~, has improved sluce she employed Dr
Caldwell
Mrs Mary whiiman has made eleven
comfoftspl~- and I've very htuispmc l"g'
cAbNu Qgllt, In lr-. than year. She pre-
scented Wy ulcr quiz 10 Mss bArf""-'
TIE foreign missionary She II nov m's o.
Ing valuable Que % aii 10 pirch'sing TIE
organ
IN. children are very happy making aud
hauging My.bs.kst.
VA Cu.hmAn h,s arranged hi' hbscr
garden 10 egsnt .iylv.
n 4. Cashm,n u traiaing a valuable
colt FOR AEi-l Bampus
wA,r~u Bumpu- sold tao pair ~ oxen
: .turd,y. aud I'm hi- loai her until fu's'
day
Snme two year. ago. ~ Gondsin, =
boy who i've. with II. NJ Bearcs. -tu a
stu la his foot IL hss troubled him ,vrf
sluce, ami last week DR. Csldssll Of Back'
n-id op-ued ths fopt. which b. fouui iu
yrfy bsi cOnililon IL 1. NV doing well
D. ] Is Siurtsy,nt ~ SesrDorn ~. IN
town ls-t sc-k, on his wsy - Lisvfm 'rr'
wh~r- be iuteud. - settle.
Augustu. Bartlett has gone 20 wyoming
Territory for year. Mrs Bartlett viii
move In with LOrebzo Bumpus's family.
Mrs Bampas siill continues quite sick
jimmie Packard l. gaming fast
AG Turner l, quite lame With seisties-
Il is, cold that farm WORK progress.
slowly Tr.es are v-ry Dackwari, and M
email PROMISE 10 n,s-rs Tor Memoir 81.
sunday; hops there may b. sons Tor 'ns
| 3Oth
Cyrus Pratt has boaght The Alden Mrsh
/ house With fcs sores Of land ani m 'ci
there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

Misery Is Graf Usisf5issD. E1,F-r PAS
IN Bsfy Natural Erls that are eausei BY
sa.isfssy" fsrriii. Dig,ss. cala-Ry
kifusy Di'oa'r, kir0 COMPLAINT, and Bissf
Dlss0 cause most a the misery In this ne
Much q 4 Is needless, because Browns Sara
pafilia vii. u taken In tine. orss asy es's #
aisais # fisSs s'F4aG We claim Il ~if %
this. bc,aass Il lar dine Il hundreds q times an
over he State, and We arc constantly printing
testimonials showing me wonieriul p0~a osa
ilsclss that u has
% misery has cone In unto you, Il the shado~
q oon.ng sorow hngers sbout your once
oil lhi ffc,lit. Il Disease has lad nj, had upoa
youo ,aafs. .f,sf rfts - until goa have sou ghi
thc a. 10 many have ioani IN Bf0en's ssrsapa.
r1a - may. hke many others, fni thai "a.
aal ihen loa MAJ - sare hat heath Is beng
restored and ihai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
CENTRE LOWELL.

Edith M stearus 4. teaching the san
msr term OF school II the Centre.
~ swain aud his sister have moved
bach 10 the old plscr.
wO Brown AMI B-fj,mln Russell hss.
gouv 4, fD.barg . boiid the puiiding 90
the Fsls grOuuds
Sylvester Abpoit has novel into the
house owned ~ y I Stsafn-.
W. sgrcr With your correspondent OF
isst we.k. th.t the CROW ]. bad bird aud
n oil b. kill,d az any and all times lie
sides III crow. thv rsd .qairfsl Is an cue
my 10 the rohin sud al such niri-. is
delights ~ make meal GA the eggs of
yoa0g oa~s
s2ling siih a. O. colt ADD backward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
Disease is Misery.

disease Is deviation from Health q Dadyi
sDiIs'fs,, D,ae~fs', Aaisf,, i,ssyrisrify n
the Syae~." Nomift0 vtai tie d..elas may D.
termed. q Is eaassi ~ some disturbance 81 the
kafasy. Lfr,, net or NM Any msdi.
cine that dlss ~ asi directly ol th,s.. and
especially on ih. Bisaf. Kffs,J. or Liry. can a..
oompiish no permanent cure. 4 thofoash
kn0~lsigs q ths functions q i,ee cfslns Is
nseessafy 70 rFoiu1s a rsfn-lY ilf heir i.i.
Bsosus saapanna b. mas li.na & nah
~riiira by ne la.s W.. n. ti..er. 70 n. a cfa.l
uais from B1~ia College All lii-a ID H-lol
Sehoo,. ini is'li-r' g, Eur'fta rsuntons
d. Rrlvn vas ihs ia4ly ftftt.1 q the
present Cisf J.ailf 81 hs.ss. sia.r "a, o'h.r
prominent men q 90 tlr cd I'D, o. f,
sp-c,ci. aiks faf o. r1i.si s.l Do tn %
vii b. sesn. ihsrsi r.. f.a.u. r.t.n.. n.taco-n.
mon paisni medicine. tut f.is's J'lfra,tl
q ITrrfsuf Fsaff .rflir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
BRYANTS POND

North woois ock village school begins
iith lust MARY Cumming- ~ Sumner,
teacher.
Tho ice lcft she Pond "a Inst some later
THAI usual
As rutue desires % sell two OF bis
Concord coachrs; possibly be II gciliug
fesfy Cor ihe railroad.
The SABBATH school AZ The luivsrsslist
church Sss recognized. Sundsy. - last
James l. B,sk-f as chosen Sap~fintsn'
,i,ut. Ina lourhtou. secretary Alice
nsy. I.inrarsu. Nj. LIEic A Dty. Tf.a-
.nrrr The -chopl viii meet each Stnhtth
atfp I'm IEMohNG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

TEST. orc Frrt >rss 81 trry -.fk
urr.-r Mt-uu l. nut sr.r o. 30 AS s'fss
49, .sN fr - 4l.tr uusrl
utr. Ban 49, taken o. 'hc lnsaue
Az m as sees
Or g. p Ret. of Wei ftr.s. "a, IN
ioEl .r Ssiarisy .tst selling Die m-l.-
c.ca.. us I1trats o. vi-.t b.t1cl every
llrlr
A y Ban il having hIs nu..iln-s pa.ni
FL clt. Ir. AIT the Mill boarding b'i''
IA .rsrF Psi trImmIngs
uf " Davis. III South faris. So
lsfs ttIs So. .ntrscfIu1 aui nI.Iug tF,in
an tis ~ .mrrrssi1us Or nes -fts. "a.
- al.l Ukrf here for his gooi Sork NnA
.IHl rltrrt
~, Char'1fts Nsson L. s'ck. nlt T.
trtt-rY cared Or ~ her taughtrrs, M.
nr.ltr ant Mr. Watson
Farm safk IL p1gressing slowly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
" SUMNER

VIZ L1arnp d. makIng sfcai Improve.
n..fs nu f.. l..i.ngs
rnr ar.nr Whle travelling O. Wr.'
PARIS. n.trs. ttaf thr farmer, sfc na.i
st sIrk nn OBJ .Ir gr'unis
To- rrst.Iag D.. g.ttug qa.tc respect
arIaf trre urN
r.rrr I. 4l.fr st.r k1nui thr urN r'''
me- H.Ir- .l.f n.fwa.n fh. >lnurf rot
.r.I fr- r... f.u.- nf O. iltrl.n
.tW 81 uap.r. uf N.Dhen.c it..
as- .r ffNn. Wrilr.IsF. t.r i.'h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

h|ran nrsut the -chpsi sgeut .r DE- '
NJ. .l. fas employed Nsfhsr ei >ssn. sn
at...rlt c,rp-rtcr. O. erect an ultna i-
rI .r fIr school
Ms AfrI Brysnt Il s'1s'y Pee trrns
NJ. A y Bruok- d. her uufsr az present
q .r nsrY Is crossing rIcr.Y
ST., Anram urVsnt -aY- nrr hrf tN hf-
r.-.Fri I'D u..ug Waru.r- ~t'r L't.r
a. h Secs cure
r.r school Cnmmfrr.i lifa .u.t mn
u.t ~ 90. EIru n h'mHsII. trtrnsr
Isah.GnIarI district srf las nrfn
krosa a. H.ri uI from ssfly settler. 'l
rat name Do night boa scI nr cA.ri
nuarf AT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
BY RON

Gorge Staples started bis poplar drise
from this tow with 4 crew OF nine men,
the sth inst
Tue nrst swallows were seen here the
1th int
Tue ground IL getting quite dry. and
farmers have bsen working u quite lively,
lately They have nearly all sown their
wheat.
The meeting Of the North Star Grange,
on the 9th Inst resulted Ia division of
the cash, 10 the hands Of the Treasurer.
among the members 10 good standing "
The Other property. seal, RECALLS. etc. are
d-posit-d In the hands Of the Secretary Tor
safe keeping.
As Yong has bee settling seions 70.
himself and neighbors. lie hiss his burned
ground all pll-d-s good piece for wheat.
r. G. william Is looking for horse 10
boy.
Oar haa,ers are pu,,iag on, tseir bear
traps
This fifteenth day OF Nay
IL my daughters birthday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

Thc Cantou steam mI Company afr
trUng tlrIf i1gs olt of f.rassnt hrH's f.
tlry rrf 10 hard driving. Al t1c sai.f =
wy .1W
-ltra n1uhrr 10 ulr farmers afr .n.
rg tn b tnt corr ilr tnr hrilr. ctn-
ora factory
Ltk-aua.t.rs.of . n sgrr Tn. hsv.
s..t fnsr ttr.f u.. nu 'Hng lm Hrr sn'
Al. .ae.ur tt..r birch. of shich my have
a...t TO thulsa1f cords.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

Al The lat Conference, RV Mr.. fr'uch
Wa s,u, 20 the oifcuit IT, 4 vTfy much
ited ny the proplr-the right m,n 10 IN
rght plscc.
Sun of the ladies met II tn PtrsonsgH
aud gave u thorough cleaning, one day
ls-t week
Mrs. ~. Abhoits little Girl was buried
yesterday. Al Abbo,ts Mills. Rev. Mr. Han.
nsford Cfiicistiug
Mrs. wcbbcr died very suddenly Al her
home. wednesday funeral today. i5th.
Rev. Mr. french will preach al Ramfori
Corner one halt % the time this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
MA KInER.s nNN WORn.

John Rider, Captain Of Canal Boat, Erl,
Canal. says Agoil l. the beet medicine
ever used Tor bruises. spralns, gals, and
for collie In hofsef OF mcu. lf hai bu'
one bottle aud could not get another,
would not take I've dollars Tor IL" Sold
10 So Paris BY A NJ Gerry. sample b.,
IL free flr trial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
LOCKFS MILLS.

TIE rs1Aett. Naunfactnrisg Cnmoany
laalfsctlr-f. last noa,h. % co ga gro--
= spno's iu-teai 20 10 ga gs''-s ~ STATED
= at weeks issue TIE Company have
lasi tn.shet saving birch.