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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-28
FAST MAIL.

Nboph only AT stations named above ana NJ
~ stations between Thomasyille and Chatta-
hoochee.
Passengers for Brunswick via H. T., V. &
e. K. K! take this train, arriving ct Bruins
WICK daily 200 a. m.
Passengers for Macon and Atlanta take this
tram, arriving at Macon p. III. and Atlanta
~: go p n. daily.
Passengers for Brunswick (Via b. & W. R'y)
take this train, arriving at Brunswick 40
p. m.
Passengers for Fernandina, Waldo, Ocala,
LeesourS, GAINESVILLE, Cedar Key and all sta
tons on Florida Railway and Navigation
Company take this tram.
close connections at Jacksonville daily for
Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka,
Johns river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texas and trans Mississippi points take
TINS train. arriving A. Pensacola 1905 p III,
mobile 2;AO a IN, New Orleans Z IA
Pullman buffet and sleeping cars Savannah
to New Orleans.
The Central and Peoples Line steamers
advertise the following sChedules
Steamers leave Bainbrldge for Apalachi-
cola on Wednesdays.
Steamers leave Chattahoochee for Apa-
lachicola on Wednesdays and for Columbus
on Fridays upon arrival of Fast Mail tram.
JESUP EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at .-.......... 4;1O p m
arrive at savannah daily at. ...-.-.. 80 - m
arrive at Jesup daily at.....-........ 80 p m
stops at ali regular and flag stations be-
tween Savannah and Jesup.
ALBANY EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at...-......... 900 pm
Arrive at Savannah daily at ...-.... 500 q IN
Arrive at Jesup daily at..............ll:5R . IN
Arrive at WaycrOss daily st ........ 2:l0 a m
Arrive at Callahan daily at ......... 1853 m
Arrive at jacksonville daily at ...... sos a IN
Arrive at Dupont daily at .-......... 4:O5 a m
Arrive at Live Oak daily Rt.......... $50 a m
Arrive at Gainesville daily at ........ 80 IN
Arrive At Valdosta daily at .......... ::,3 a IN
arrive at Quitman daily at ......-.. 6:l4 m
arrive at brownsville daily At. 7:l5 IN
Arrive at Albany daily at. .......... 10 30 q IN
Pullman DuHet and sleeping cars Savannah
To jacksonville.
Passengers for Brunswick by this train ar
rive at brunswick WA K. T., V. g. q. Il. r.
: &. m. daily.
Passengers for Macon, Atlanta, ChattanOo-
gs, Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke, Philadelphia
ana Now I Orb, take this train with through
Pullman Buffet SleeDers daily.
Passengers for Fernandna, Gainesville, Ce-
dar key, Ocala, Wildwood, Leesburg, and all
stations on Florida Railway and Navigation
Company and Florida Southern Railway take
this train.
Passengers for Madison, Monticello. ITALIA
hassee and al Middle Florida points take this
train.
Connections at jacksonville daily with PeO-
pies Line steamers and railroads for st. AU-
gustlne and all points on st. Johns river.
Through tickets sold and sleeping car berth
accommodations secured at Bren's Ticket
Otlioe, No. y Bull street, and at the Compa-
ny's Depot, foot of Liberty street.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
K. G. FLEMING, Supt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
FRYFBURG

Mss Jennie Sewali q Yofk. formerly o.
Fyehufg. l. herr Cor few weeks giving
Instruction 10 painting % q Glass OF loaug
latlss
Amos e. Frye. mall agcni, Who was
lately transferred - The Poftlani a Swsn-
fou route. now spends % week on %.
road and one hsfc AZ home. Instead or go
Iur b. Portland every lay a. fofmefly
Thr house opposite The oxford House.
owned ~ WIN q Spring. Wa soii AZ
auction Nov I'D. and Wa bii "a ~ VI
Jones ~ "A. Fy,barg House fpr $500
A Richardson Ani family ar speni'
ing the vacation 20 Hriigton ant Harrison
Miss Staples Il A. Mechanic fsls
Nl..r- Frances aui Susan Charles were
ln town iasi week
Mls. Auuie Evans has reformed from a
visit % nanvcrs
Miss Gfscs Warren has gone - Frank.
uu Fails. y n 90 visit her sister, Mrs w
A Robinson
Tho funeral service. % Mrs Thomas
pay. daughter % The late John Chauiler.
n -. sefe held AZ her late home Suuisy
ansfuoon A. shc was q member 20 the
C~ongregs,lonal Church, Rev j H. Mason
ofciatei.
Nfth NtfAs Atl Ml-r isAafA NihN WIZ
married. sunday. ~ Rrv n y stone, a.
the house % tie brides father, Il N
GUnss. They are now established In their
new house on Poftlani Street, which Wa
hulit BY G. II Parsons
The circle % the Congregational socle-
~ met A. the vssiry. T~hur~isy there Wa
= plcuic supper A. Aud other entertain
msut In the evening.
The S~~ieuborgian Circle met The sane
DAY AZ Mrs. WIN Gofd0n's
There i % be- 4 sale ~ articles suitable
Tor Christmas presents. with Refreshments,
Al tie yesiry. Tuesday, Dc. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
= SUMNER.

y r. Gibbs. esq, % Canton, narrowly
escaped a serious accident a. this place
the other day. lie was driving into town
with his two children. when Jusi a. be
made the sharp turn before crossing The
bridge the carriage Was partially over
turned, throwing Out all three occupants
The children struck on the bridge. but
Gibbs Was thrown under The raiiiug into
IA water some feet below Though thor
oughly wet be fortunately escaped serious
injury, A. did also the children The reins
caught 10 the wheel aud brought the horse
10 q sudden halt
Our winter schools are beginning. ID
A. Gates OF Dlxneld teaches al East sun
nsr; John & Parlin OF Hartford on the
nm, And Mrs AyOline Purkis Of East
Buckh-ld 10 the Bouney District
Charles n Dunhsm's fat hog dressed 52S
pounds.
Rev. Gilman Rice. who has lahOred very
successfully with the Cong1 Church 10
sumner for nearly seven years. has closed
bis labors, aud will soon ,move 10 Ando'
yer. where be has been rendered = salary
Of 500 and the use Of = good parsonage.
The people OF AudOyer are Fortunate In
securing the services OF 20 faithful and
earnest q worker and may confidently ex'
peot renewed prosperity and success 10 the
Masters cause Mr. Rice still proposes
20 remain In oxford Conference, having
declined an Off 10 labor In the eastern
part Of the State where $1,000 was gusran'
ted His many friends In Sumner greatly
dsplore bis removal. YET stiil DO not cen
sure bis course In accepting the good po'
sltiOn OF red.
Arrangements are being made 10 have
another msn labor temporarily with the
people Al Sumner, 30 that services will not
be suspended. slOcvM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
cENTRE

ca Nov sab. the nirnfs on n Wiley
snd wlfe mot A. their bone 90 celebrate
the tW,rty fnh% aunivsrssry o. their mar.
risge ThrrC we're over fso huutr,i In
~sitruiancc The house WAS foil and ne
skating rlrk Nas opfusd for The use ofthe
gursts Ayry Coo supp@r Wa prepared
% Nj aud Mr. W The presents con.
sisted % a snfA D Easy Chalfs, : large
mirror. hanging ismp. pAflor carpet sl-
vrr-mouuioi pickle dish, silver spoons,
msIn..ca warc. ard a hOsi ~ smaller aftl-
t.ss Uf usc ari beauty, bfsidt- $40 iu cash
40 fIglusi psf Sss raj ~ John Hobbs,
eel Guoi music Nas provided Al the
riut. % Skating snd dancing iniuigef in.
WY L. proprietor of the Lowell a fve-
borg Stage LInr. ant a Msuf of everyone
TOE people ~rrDununcoi THIS the gnvaissi
tfnsi fttr season and = graud time
Mr. RON hImhsN died ou Suuiay amer
AraIruI Uurss she hss been a great
.uf,rrf 90 q rumhtr ofyeafs Shr was q
k.ui r.snd art neighbour. an her loss l.
deeply frit Iu thc community
To school In ihr shave HI District
IT, being Taught ty Walter Aniryws, 90
Ffroiom. y a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
ANDOyER.

James n. Hall. OF South Audover, sold
bis personal property a. suction, Nosem-
Der 80. and Intends 10 move 10 ffaining'
ism, MSS.
} w Perkins has moved from the VII
iaee 90 farmsrs' mn
Tnsre WAS = pleasant sOClahle ~ Mr.
J. n Bailey's. Wednesday evening OF this
week.
TIE N n Ladies' Circle proposes d
give = c~hlck~u.pie supper Christmas
Shall We hsye = Chfistmas- trccf Il the
question Just now.
r y. Poor W Cutting have ihrcsh'
"a about 200 bushels % gtaiu, this
season.
We wish 10 thank our Ramford Corner
MEND. Cor their self sacrinciug hospitality
To b. lated fiv,r-0ound traSclers-At TIE
sane time extending 10 them our pity Tor
the poverty Of spare rooms and "stshling
facilities" that compels them to delegate
lts besiowal IN Milton Plsn,siion's genial
landlord.
Lumhsrmen are mailing good httdsav.
yarflng y 4 pnomas. who II Operating
near the Nsrrows, Richardson Lake. has
about $50 90 of spruce ysricd alreafy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08

Among the busies, places In Backneld
l. the barber shop OF W. A Bart. Doe OF
the editors Of the DzNocR,r can testify 10
,hat-as he was obliged 10 walt therc
nearly two hours for bis "turn" last Sat
ufday. Aubury has prscilcet the tonsO-
rial at Cor many years, q part % the time
In Boston. IL IL one 81 the nntst nAfbers
o. be found
The Ladies circle gave a social enter.
talumsnt Al Reform Hall last "Wednesday
evening, consisting Of q Concc supper,
chsrsdes, recita,ions by Miss May y.
Brigham, etc. II was a very pleasant A.
fair. The object Of the entertainment vas
20 raise funds toward the parchase of a
new carpet Cor The Baptist church The
net proceeds were si2 u
Within the past tso weeks the Good
Templars ~ Essi Bockdcld have rais'd q
new hall Sil~ 2tx3G Capt J W LIBBY
Of Hartford. Il msstsr workman. A large
part Of the nnfs Tor the erection % the
building were raised BY The Lodge. some
hy donation Toe Crystal Wave u one 81
the strongest and most prosperous Lodges
In the state.
A slight excitement wss caused here last
week ~ a runaway which came near heiug
something more serious. George Marray
was driving down High ~ when the BIZ
parted In the horses mouth ani be hscan
10 run. To adj 90 the Danger of the stu
alton. the ten O'Clock passenger train vas
spproschiug and the team and train lacked
hu, a few seconds 81 occupyirg the Hish
81 raiirosd crossing n The sane iime-iu
which case We Presume ore 90 The Other
would have been dlplAced. TIE horse wNs
stopped AZ Herbert Recofd's, nearly two
miles below The village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08

Your We, Bethel correspondent r.
mInf. NJ % q game our boys cal poker
-uhsr thsy - one better. TIE eavr me
us.sht o. BIZ rsbhsg-s. I suppose. a. thsy
So a. that time Thsr gave The Seixht
~ NJ Posters Nos. yonr West Bethel
ma 40 ne ant vent me- one better
oar cahhsgss have not grata any -ioce l
wrote MS article. aud ] shall not change
ms fgur-s
X A Crosse. he principal ~ our villsge
.ebool was msrried. November 80 - lie.
ON. N Lord. TIE hsppy couple sill spend
. eoupl. % w-~ks In Boston. and then ~
Ill rs-ume his position 10 IN school
ped. To- Dsumark. Nov DO Oscar a
Fr-.msn. ag.t ahoat a. Years nneral ST
vic... DC p ~ R-v . \ AlVori' oftn-
a. I~'olve-sIist Charch Mr. freeman
a.. /, msmb-r % NJ M0rish Lodge o.
N.snus AMI X. p Lodge Of Briigton AMI
49, ..onic Relief Services a. The grave
- p-rformsd ~ the Mssons and the
x n lie wss q prominent member oitne
Bsnf. and wu Be much missed 10 ihs'
: ID McKu-ick and Moses y wen,-
worth are a. Portland a. iarors 10 the T.
: Cnurt
NJ Brooks len toWs, Dec. 3 with gave
a drove OF cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08

December q Usht al of STOW the
wsatnsr has n-sn llIte pleasant sincc thr
ok storm of N1v 81
To- taiIc- ~ this to~n srt vicinity arr
tst.ng up = Ct collection to urui-h ine neS
rhurch sTth lights. carpets. &c. Thsy
have nesn lltr slccrssiu. sd faf, having
20 zone tn.rty dollars subscribed hut
tnsv ned cnnsIirrshl- more Ant - hoQe
sr $40 can help then Snl n ths gir l.
smaL % ~II hr thsukuIy received
Nrs Aphnurp Sasyrr L. NerN sck
AI1l Parker has goo into business -n
nHsfHr
D. a. Heard hss returned from Boston
p1u frv sn.f rsfhcr Iog. on account N TIE
stormy " amer
NJ Is u Heart j. a. Lowell. 90 q vs.
rtt hrr par.uf. anf sisters
oar Nrtrr term of school commences
Dee e.. % p ggIn. tescher W. ar
I a. o. scc t1o.s who have the procuring
~ tearh.rs maze 80 good a se.ectou-gtt
tIre ~ an fxprrIraCft ones
Mfs utury sawyer IL better
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
ROXRuRY.

Edwin Durgln has been visiting hi.
grandmother. Mrs Reed, but has returned
to Ksni's Hil. where he will graduate neft
year
There was quite a family gathering ~
Mr.. itauuah Ksed's on Thanksgiving Day
Eighteen were present incluting eleven
grandchildren. Mrs. Reed has 30 grand
children living. The olfestof whom istwcn-
~ zone years old and The youngcs. seven
months.
Allen Bradcen Of Mexico preached Al The
school house In District No. =, last sun
day. There was a large attendance Tor
this place. Mr.. Braiecn Is a student At
Bates.
A man Of this town, rambling In Byron,
.aw SONS .n;erprising young loggcrs Who,
among other camp furniture, bad = nfc and
drum Ifthey succeed In calling together
lumber by The long roll, they vii create =
revelation Ia The logging business
John shaw has = hog which girts III
feet
City fishermen already DOT the surface
~ The pond. which ffoIe over some tine
since and would bear . msn Dec. l.
jacob Ilodsion has began on his poplar
i1h In Byron
Herbert Jcnuc bought a three caf-old
colt a. J. y Rails auction.
Mrs. 4 A uoisfon has gone 90 Aufovtf
to work 10 the tooih.plck mill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
HARTFORD

.NH| - NMNN ore fmUmfN more
fnrn nr rais Oniisfmfnt : o'erf
lhr nENuCnkr tame iufo M residence
on ~ 4fth sss Atwood a Farhe- were
~itor- aut ~fruprietors have kuownG
n Atwood fur yesrs ne l. not Only
4lsiiod orthat position. hut With Forhss
sll place ne nENoCRAr wh~re - leu.
suce stl D. nt throughout Oxford Couu-
~. Coz krplhlcan Art temp. rance prucl.
pes Cor shiCh the nrNoCRar has long
advocated o. gros With o. growth and
strengthen with 10. strength.
n Yul wNl excuse egotIsm In ne. I
snlif saF mr memory briggs she uames
.nf mo 10 nv oNforf pupils. Who volunteered
thf.f services nf their Couutfy Ten men
fIrt from s'ckrtss seven KILLED. eight
sounded They werc good pupils ant
tistnrY stys they sere goof soldiers
A. Hartford. lsfl. ncsr The spot where
the frst nnrrty pole stnod. aner an appr,
rrIst- prayer ~ - ruf ~ Rev Mr.
Stuuh-srf sfsgsts "a. RAISED Cd fsst In
rngth thsu q Company und-r N. CON
mani OF Cart Amrrica Rsrtiett. marched
tn the residence 90 james Bicknsl ard -
cnrtri e Cnmrsnv Or ladies. hesrirg a fsg
a frrrsI OfrrinE 90 warn hearts
sh'ch wts funE - the hres Fe. anil the
rhrsfs OFF tlrfrnfs WeIlumri rrmarks
srre male hy B.cknsu an. nsrtistt %
Hartford SssseY of Csrton. McDunsid.
inne ari L1firg ~ B1rkf-'d. Cushman
srf rInsnn 90 Sumnfr. TIE sldi-nce
t0cr three times thr,e. separated sith fo
mi So zeal o. crush oat trrasnn shsfrrcr
flrf
Tbs notri n.ckner house. standing on
= heh tm. nrrrf. hts ruf nriF hfu o.
ua.rrf 3D. thr nsnrr. Ilfg nlteu. NJ, has
rrrr.tri tnr Inslrsncr Or ths tsmsgr
flrr ~ ffe gftn.ug. Alg o. ngt wlth
e armrfs pr At. Pei hks changed che color.
.tr Irsfrsf nf a 90 fnlsr wIth one arg
rtImnev In &C. crufrr. t L. 80 ShIts
r.lse eIth $50 CtImrfTs Which sftrsCts
ttr sffrurol OF aI No krnw it. histofy
sNrn srfu
mr,'Irg of thr Cystai Wsve Eu.t
unItr.r TfartsgIVIrg evening thrrr
sas sn af'It.nu oftvo vu1ug -rn.
Nnrrmrrr On ltst riEnt hsvlug given
trr arurfs q goni moth o. coll their
wl.i 'lts ani n pins the isnt snd con
trv thr dressing o. 10 Or thr early spring
crop.
uc-emhsr cane in wth the ground pre-
narrf POP uruers AZ sonn as Orfsrei
Trrrr sruW storms lssf year I'M 40
Vrmnrr
Fsrmrrs - ~ O. sce ttr w~ooi.r'ie rroW
at ttr Door o. - NV the hiacksmith'-
tarFrsf
A. a. Day 20 "a; H1rkfsii has so.i Pie
farm 'o go hroiarrs .fom Liichfrli fef
q .u
40 n1rkfei Poet nf l.fi. sm1nf
afher res-r~r- a. n.ri 81 frrs an q
"a f rrfs s.rr received
urrrmnrr .f sas inokcf for slth murh
rtrrrst ~ those Who sofkoi co fhe D.
ball Essi Beaded. NJ Thy cnut have
ar weather trrv Crgti srCurv thr hsl
from a veto nf " utrr gfsfhrr -nccrmnrr
IL lex urln fheu ~ upnn
So nr ihf fnIeih aurIvrrsafT ~ The
uNrnrn urgnCEsr tfst 10 80 stated thai
Wa HckrrI sho as srIttsn lutrrrsi
.Irglv on = great variety ~ slh'~ts tss
rrrt..r'F succeeded in imm'ftalrlng The
Crystal Wave
Ssa- p.ri va Ishf ltst uight hy re
uumnfr 20 sfstsrs having ight
HAErroHn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08

We understand the singing school Is
well sttended, u certainly ought 10 BE-, for
Mr.. Cushman Il a good teacher. and l.
greatly Interested In bis work.
Charlie Pratt AMI IA Goodwin went
coon han;inE las, night they were sue'
csssfol
A carload Of spple- went from here,
November 60, for RE 4 hoiway' % rs
ton. g.
H. p BAILEY. ESQ msde = eriefsl here
the at ~ TIE wssk.
A N Richardson r,iurne' to Colby un'
ivsr-l,y, Tuesday
Fr-i ~ The week. Messrs Packard and
Bearce sent q car.load Of spples 10 Boston,
sud Bearcc ssut . box ~ poultry.
The community i very Glad thH MI
snd Mrs wsikius have come 10 spend the
winter ~ Mr. Trips.
Mrs.. RarroSs also moved iuto the Far
sonsge. this week. shc Il very pleasantly
situsisd 10 the upp~r part % the house.
snd Harry and Eva stteud school, which
a. prs. NJ numhsrs ~ pupils.
Committees we're chosen SABBATH day 70
make preparations Tor q grand Christmas
Festival. ant an are busy preparing exer-
ClsF~. prfscuts. ftc.
Auulc Mrrrill has been dangerously lick
hut l. recovering, Dr Bfiigham attends
her
Asthe people 90 otthink alike sboutthe
physicians. four have practice here reeu-
lsrly- u ctors Holt. Caldwcll, Bfidgham
sui woDihury; Others employ Doctors
Rnuuds AMI uerssy
Mr. Howe viii close the Trustce House
snt Rave fnr Boston on The tth Inst
Ia the warm sunshine % "wednesday We
nate "Trip u = mile on The south road.
A. Mr.. Evereii's ~ found Mluule hsppy
with The chspel plano. which l. moved Tor
ssfe keepinE during The cold weather. The
fnssi Eugiish ivy to b. sccn dccorsies
Mr. Evsrstt's parlof. Her other plants,
Gala lilies. etc. are very besutiful A.
NJ Merril's Ne found bis sister fhebc
lick. hut gaining slowly. Perhaps no
pi0,c has Improved 80 much In a short
time without and within a. Mr. Graves
the trellis b. has put around The ron door
lately l. very ornamsutal within. The
mruishinss are uice and very tast fully ar
ranged The Chssicy sisters have boarded
their p.sEIa, and arranged things secure
fur wlutsr.
We bear 90 usw students intending -
he here In thc spfiug, snf think there l.
prospect " larger uumhsr than usual "a
sitsui the Academy most q The rooms
afc already cugsgci. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
RUNFORD.

W W. Stevens has retained from bos-
too, with q aue lot % new goods.
n 4 Thar-ion i prepared 90 shoe
horses with The Nsyerslip Horse Shoe
they are well spoken NJ ~ those Who have
Used them
Toe V I =. met a. Mr. = n llgtch.
lns's. lasi Tuesday Afternoon aud evening
Thsy talk OF glyirg an cn'tfiairmeui To .
r weeks.
to-. i ihe season % he year when =
bridge acfoss The An~iroscoggin Il mach
needed. A. auchof Zee has been running
freely Dr the past week II Is very disa-
rrceshie o. wait IN hoar OF 50, ff an
opsulug through which b. ron the boat
safely
We AZ getting. his saturday morning.
ihe ffsi snow % any amount fof The sea
500 some Two iuch,. Zen iafing The
night AMI 10 continues showing, Which
look. a. though ~ might soon have
.lelghlng. a. The groand Is 10 foe couii'
fInn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
QRAFION

flea.sut Tor his tine II year warn.
sunuy hsy@ snsr 80 much dun. stormy
.tnfI - snow a. VT, The ground !.
undersisud III Brown i h,ullnr nm.
- ron Bethel % thl. place nov Ii.
nss purchased a car-lnad OF aour Some
'i nls Fans are busy hsuiine for him.
TIE lnmnermen arr getting ready. ard
aAFe teams In NE Woots yardlur timber
= r.silnes, Tor snow 10 haul on sleds o.
ne river.
We 10 not have mach frr news this
Ssek onIf ~ hear 90 or So Man Worn
81 psssing through NE town or In =
On some Ersai husln-ss I oppose A. BE-
a-lalY - anfr somethIng
bop ~ shtl hsve time O. write more
eat Tine ani hso morr new. O write
annnf
uuferstsui some 90 oar school teach.
- Afff teaching = sncrsssfui term ~
.chool thls hil. have eoue % Nnrway o.
SOFA I'm ~ shoe fsrtory for q awhile. hope
ttey sl have eoot success. Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
p HEBRON

Do fng moVIrE fas hesu IN order
.frr co.'s "a WIam snec aus % ID
Ilrtr sta hr frou rr gar1rs have each
u.Fuf a rlIfIrg
cara POSTER has been to kamfnrf h1Y-
re- sfnft o. cuts a. isrEr .ut of 1sy suf
uemn-f % year, ~ snt f-k~ep ~
tat .ttr stnCk uc 49, links t 81. m
prove en- nru auf pay tm nrtitr to con
slrf t1r haY en- thr place
I~hsnksgIV.rg sesk a. anl.F ouc heft
u.st % 90 tufkrys arf ChiCkrus Srfe
srrt to tte Boston markst n % Tpti.r.
" n.rkneI srf A'mnuf urcuster 81
pou'tv m ID Rogers bnston Au1ni
urrn.lar rasef tle fursi Do 10 tlrkeYs
trrr-yu1ng turkrys srlgh'ug from D. o.
Do u.s. MOAB BcknrI 500 ns pf Or taf'
trFs a. ltr pef i1 live sr.ght Iurkrys
snf really N go pr lh lu Lrsstnn,
arf Errr scarce frai
Jerry Packard IL ln-ng the usc of Dis
harfs 81 - nssu a great surkrf auf Del
feels thr sm ruun greatly H. yuanEr-i
500. Frsnk q m1st e~ntrrrrIs.ng yHlrg
nan. carries nn gre farm
Arp.rs ~ .rIIrE Or a. W pr Dbl. De-.
ursfui at D. ,si urnr1u frp.l
J Fu.rf eas lu h-tau at Htrt
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-08
BUCKFIELD.

Rev. j NJ Follett preached al the Bsp-
list charch last SABBATH.
e. n. Tettle will pot In . CHRISTMAS
stock Of je~elry. etc this week.
Mrs. George II watkins Is visiting her
father, willism II AtsoOd, eco.
Rev. Mr.. Ogden held Episcopal services
Al Reform Hall last Sunday.
The wipslOw Packing c. flashed Ia
belling and shipping corn for the season,
last week.
A photograph gallery Was moved into
the village Saturday from Turner. IL Is
located near the Backdeld House.
The Bgekneld Glee Club under the direc-
ton Of O II. Hersey, are prseticing two
or three evenings OF each week with .
view 10 giving . concert st the Baptist
church on the evening OF Dec 2lst.
Robert yose and wife OF Illinois are in
towr the guests OF c b Atwood. They
were former residents OF Buckneld, leav'
ing the place thirty q years sRo. Mr..
yose ballt the Childs stand on Elm St.,
now occupied by D. II. Hrrsey, esq.
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L J AtEius hsi q psrsyuc shock All
sill remains quite sick he being an oAl
man makes 10 hart Cor hin - recover
ThIs cold sesther with 10 snos makrs
good skailng Tor The boys AMI thsy ar
snmswhst taxing advantage or ne poor
seekers thst have goue iuto ~iuter GUAR
ters
%. Trscy. bsinE % 90 . days vaca'
ton wautrshinx .tAklng three chilirsn sit1
hin. ant wlth q spear b. caught tselty-
sx good sncksrs the others drove to'
suckers o. q place where n had anni'
cut To- the See and Wa really to spar hen
IN = ~ hours they hat q nice string OF
fsh snd lots o. uu.
A SAT stair hsppened - one Of oar
tosu.msn. Nov D Dan Turner a. he
Il alsays csii~tl started o. his sors
somswhere 10 Dlxd-ld ne called on Ms
mother aBi compiniurd % not feeling vel
hut thousht b. wouif 20 % his work. ard
started sbout nins O'Clock In the forenoon
Hstssm csme into q mas tooryand NE
nan took 10 Ia. making NJ stir nou u or
l0oklns for the driver Ahout our O'Clock
To- he anrruoou. Turner sas bond, lying
10 the ditch where b. hsd an ron nint
Dr. Abo0tt sad it was probably heart tls-