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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12


CAPTAIN a. A = fsrraf. mtnAg'f OF we
g..r.r.f.ln ani Rsngrlv Ltkr irsn~ppfiA-
..,r csmpanf. vat thr01gh o. ne LtA'-
asa S.tarIss. to put tniugs Ia rcAiintss
flr fhr crmIn- travel
TIE - pItrh of water IL awning uat
r..a.Irs tn ~ uvrr tris-r--
I.auIr Martin. OF Rlmfiri. q % teaeh
.,t- - Aninrer sch,.il This sumner.
NJ. J "A Bailey j. critically l.
NJ Csr.ou 4. established in ~ ue"
1ns-trr. auf wll kccp larger sick OF
.n.sis thtn ever AL.
Cnss Ne-s-rve has moved into n
.f.nf ~ tnrN q church
W ~sr. lu srrar ln sayin2 ina IL l.
\ ~hsu Vs. o. rttgru o. cuaih Ana'f'
t.I. ..s.nn Tue N~shsu r.-idenc- Al
tnst place slu b. occupied ~ ih"s ~
.h.n. "a o. Phllsdsiphis. dufiug the -nn,
1sr Tn- farm couiiua~- Ia charge -
q Akrrs ...,-,-..
FI.us Mitchell. f,rmrfly Of THIS pace
i. t..rnIas q Btfti~tt. \ n.
hand stand d. b pe oailt on the I'm
mnn
IL Aker. rs rep,in,-d NJ. house.
~ baru that n T. hu'chiu. ms
s.nrnt th- Fr.i Silver fsrm ~ N't
Rsne.rs. nut viii remain a. And0Fef io'
NE present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
FRYERuR0.

Rev. + l.. Perry Of Cumberland leeiured
Ia. -day ,v-uing Ia tee Acadsmy Hail. on
Lutte rniLgs"
There i ~ h. = sociable a. the Congl
ve.try 90 Friday I've.
Auoih-r uumhsr Of the Icaismy Bell
ths at In charge Of The present gradual
ing clsss-hs- appeared
Cnas smith has moved Into the new
hou-- lasi built Cor hin and has hired Mrs
SuuthfT's farm
VIII aud Ton Soather. who are In The
sheep nusiu--. Ia Or,gon, have h-sn very
faftuaate this ~intrr Out ~ 5000 sheep
thvy iosi only ~. while some near then
i,-t several huudrvd; nov th-y have some
1900 lsmhs
Fly Bradley has leased biz farm .
Johu Weston for I've years
Go Osgno1. formerly Of fyconrg, no"
from Chicago. l. In tuwn.
Sss rsl Young ladies leave school next
week % hrgln teaching MARI Abbott l.
t~schiug in Di-t NJ 2, Mary ro~ls .. -
tssch no Birch nii; Nellie Smart ~ Toll
Brii., Ntue AudrvSs Al Lowell. aud
many Others
Anns nsrrows has retained from Bos'
tDu. AMI rstty swan came on with her.
WIN. Spring. a. admini~trstor OF his
mothers estate. receives si2 500 for disis-
ion among her IL children from ths estate
of Der sister. Mrs vslcha q. stone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
= BETHEI.

Lovely NAY % Gar has been cold aud
wludy With snow
tn farmers are nov preparing Tor hard
work 49,. -,
y &. Estes i buiiding large barn on
xhtrh h.. has eight mechanics ~ NoiA.
a. wishes % complets u In on month -
n ,.tnru. ID his Business Ia Boston al thA'
tine -, A..
al Estes has been very SICK ou' -
nov thuaght o. b. a little n-tter
NJ \ Bartlett IL stlh eonhoe' W
The hOu~~. .....t an
mach. died vvry peacefully. Mon.y
Fan.rsl services n the CHURCH.
s.vp m. Rev q Is Hsnnaiofd onsiA'
- as.i.tsd ~ Rev Mr. freueh. ,..
ID Hastings hss gone 70 Aasasn w
an insane man oy the name OF Bean to"
Psr,sr F.rsell lost bis watch, last wln.
~. whl,s breaking roads, which DC iou"'
his spring All night A.
Nv 4 R'-.n Ia. let bis farm and VII de-
vote his time ~ The Terry.
A Hold works Cor 4 n. Bean.
m Ad.m.oa has retained from An
Aov~r xith his bride
wm X. swan has retoroed bone lIou'
po.,.,n also Johnnie swan non oofnsm.
We are glad 10 see the boys cone o.'A W
Nv n,r,,s,, lstely took "trip ~ on
,'i,.se We think doe" must have
|. patient there. y-..h q. Al.
charch, 10Th Inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
RlXHI

iItrtIrg As b gln
Amsss k.0h sris. thc oiirsi mNn In the
uelzhnor1roi. IA. tonr n,rr farming than
arY nue else
Mr. q A. kaapp Is suf ring from an
stttrk of urura'g.a Mr. = u. Taylor l.
In poof hralih
a. A kasrp hs. hrpusht the fr.t Acne
1srros latn tnsn NJ Locke has the
frst strl hsrros Non. 60 iast siikc
SO tarh nlirVrs hls osn
u 10 trnur ani "Sab- Ar pccuug
A. irunrs DrT'ar
jacl1 n .i.d'n Is preparing O. fua be
.rrucr.
thrarG q rhIhr'ck IL worse
Have goa heart of that two quart "
fsII
Ssll River ii thasIng oai fast
Geo Ramsay cleaned bis poplar on fhe
nesi1s nn ere outlet uf tte pm. the ith
.rst uis q.ar seat ssme tsy- before.
N. A MvrrII tolk BIS pIae scrus. The
nHri nu en-. ist
Itcnr iinf-.irr to1k Dts sprace flom IT,
.trn..i s.t1afiln. thr ~. AMI puf 10 uutfr
frr .er Cr tnr Hg i..auf Tue slud
n.ruIttuE he tonk it arrnss tnr ita. art
ftaY trc uns driving h1th ints dpsu tac
O. branch of Euls River to Growers NTH,
LID Ar.I.rrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
WEST BETHEL

"Cold sol backward sprlug' i the com.
mon TemaTk We hear; but we haS, bad
mauy such sessions before 10 our rtmem.
brauce. We usually get The promised
ss-s.d time AMI hsfVsst' noiNithstsudlng
our little fa'tn 10 that promise ~ times
Ia this latitude corn l. considered rl-ay
crop, bat the iuda-tfioa. farmer hss r.i-sd
fair crop every year sinc- l-5j, whith
seas n proved the shortest | ever anew
kiluug frusts ab ,ut the ljth of June. and
again In September. which cut The corn
crop entirely from the list j. this locality
IL 4. noticeable that q late spring l. almost
always followed by . wsrm, open fall, 30
don't borrow trouble. brother farmers, A.
IL comes fast enough II uncAled for
Hear 20 Out rev farmers either huying
or selling hsy. this spring Ooe man de-
clarcs that bis stock Is eating about one
third morv hay now than In the coolest
winter. Sheep and young cattle ATE out
the past week and seem 10 gather consid'
cradle food.
I notice that G. n. b., OF Mason, Is
much grieyed over the success OF Bethel
man In shooting seven crows al one shot
| an bold 70 ssy-with due respect Tor thr
opinion Of my old TEACHER aud frlend, 70.
n. B.-that u was good shot. and had
the victims numbered seven times seven,
II would have b-en sey-n-f0ld more grand
Doesn't friend nrosn know that the death
Of one pair OF crows Ia spring tine, means
more than q score OF live robins aud other
little insectiveroas birds, when the next
autumn comes. IL says the crow Is "a
scsvenger." That Is . fact. admit aud
he l. also q robbcr. . sneak thief He not
only roOs every birds nest that comes In
his way, hut be has the canning aud cram
10 know last where 10 search, and does
search. for them high and low. not spar
ing their contents even though the bird
ling- are nearly grown. as they make q nice
feast for the gluttonous appetites OF his
little scayengers. Many are the times
have watched them nying aud hopping
from tree 10 tree and peerlng In every
secluded NOOK among the boaxhsi and Of
ten have I seen the frantic Efforts Of robin
red breast, TO save her little family from
her enemy bat OF no avail Her harmless
household. struggling In mid air, would be
carried away In spite OF her ff,rts and ap.
proprlated A. food for the black thieves.
Three such cases have seen In one sea
son In my own apple orchard near the
house, either Of which was sufficient To
make me cay Vengeance against the whole
crow tribe. and now my gun always hangs
ready for them, and | only wish 10 could
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
BYRON

Il brown ant crew have ben A. " RI
on ihc rosd down Diug.c III To- tarc
isys.
man rom Rang y has been % look ~
Hotsion 4 Kaspp's, mill with avicN -
buy
A fcw have hsgun 20 p'pw litile. To
~eaihrf l. cold snd gfs.- IA. started bot
little
TOE North Star Grange IL % have q
me~trg a. HOP CITY school house. n'xi
saturday.
FE Kuspp q. O. carry The mail from N :
this tosn q Mexico Tor the n,xt years.
b. ginning luly 1t
J D. S1sv ht. driven hIs iNoyrAr-oli
boil % NJ CaIdsriI.. Audlyrr. where D.
q. o. stand thc coming season
john uuughtnn has f,centi, huIit cooi
shsf connected 20 hl. hsfn fif carriage
Let fsil b. pnt issn airsi pip sga 'duct
from -prug - house ani barn. \ got
many pistsurr -fskrr- -t'p ihf ~ uu ihrif
~ay O. th. pnnis as isks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
RErIIEI.

A warn rain, Friday night, A. Bethel,
changed tn aelds from somhre gray "
a cheerful green carpet The buds on IN
trees are swelling ready Ia BURT forth in'"
beautiful foliage, aud signs 81 blossoms
are seen In ths orchards md woods
Ideal Hall" jest compl-,'d ~ y G
Rove, wa. opened o. tn pnplic, lar-isy,
n, a dance. Bigelow'- Orchsstrs. non
I.lani Pond, W. furnished music, AT W
y. Loveloy q S,u-, Il the Bethel House.
got Up the -upPsr In their usual goo taste
Forty couple at down N The tables, ani
l,lusi In the festivities. They were lavish
10 their praise OF the ball 10 all ~ iis ~
pointmsuts
The village schools conn ned on ihc
an inst. susie rSitchell hts charge n
The grammar school. sni France. brown
And Ms NJ A Chspmsa ~ the prim I'll =
Great preparations ar mst- Tor a rush
OF summer company y L Grover already
has two hoarier- from FLORIDA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
LARGEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST

Tho OXFORD CoUNrY ADvrWI.ii
Of last week. o., usual, ga. well h.lgh
with advertising. showing that thc cn
tcpu.Iug bp.ines, men appreciate ih'
columns Of that papcr.
Local new. Was represented from for
t,-thrcc different places.
The ADVERTISER gives you all ih'
home news. therefore it Is desirable
paper.
The War Series. by Judge Whitman,
are prepared especially Tor this paper
The Agricultural Column Of The An
vrHri,ER j. well sustained, aud always
has something Of interest and value.
The Chndren's Prize Letters please
the lit:le ones.
LizzIE LAssELLE. Norway Lake,
NELLIE NJ kING, -. Pari-,
MARY T.. IlowE, Lynn, Mass,
GIHrIE | SFURR, Oushcld,
have taken prizes for cxccllcncy. l
any Of the young people would like u
see the ADVERTISER and read the prize
letters Il contains, they will be favored
with a sample copy free Of expense by
sending a postal card 10 the ADvEn
TIsFR, Norway, Me.
send them a postal card with you'
address aud get the best and largest 10
cal paper ever published Ia this county
free Of expense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

spriog l. back~ard ,ud not dD ,bol. b
Cor good p'uughiug go
Geo Stssir- wsut a. Hop Cliy io start
hl. poplar DIVE down SNin River. Thur.
dsy
Viola Mitchell cane home. WoiussiaS.
ffsm L.Nl.tuu. shrre shr has hccu sm
pIsy.d ia toitou factory Tor sry'ra
months ps.t
Gro. Gsmmou. ~ Canton O. plsnt.ug
SOME OF Mr. Cunant'- farm. this sprine
Cyfu. eau catch foN. tril gUOi story,
aul swap huf-sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

s..n Sly gnur. nrurrs are fus1
ra no ..fr sns.ng i1rr a. frt
M Ban hss goi ti. stable 'rsn'
.
Ul. Morrill, hss 20 h.s hou.e rra.'y
t. ..t.r o. LEI tn.ng lu.ts a. ~ Iln
Al Srrrurr is sasIrg sa.ng'r, l'f l.
A. H..a
h,s Prescott bal. Dis house ilI OF
H..rs
U -... urtrt.usor IL nfk.rg s1ue mech
....| repairs or nm. hnusr- .athIrg ara
.l.r.rrg ADJ IsYIu1 r urrs or th- t.. rsft
I...tn CROSBY d. in.ug tlr carp ricr -
$40 Nils hts rlrchssoi of : A hroli
.r ...r. ak.mqs uarur, srr.afr. I
.. n.rf.r.u. anHr-satIrg uall.ur co.
krIfI mi trsu rrfHrr
.rF Isrurr I'M tn.s section rtlri- h
..ra r.a narrnE f.s srrrG I sHa.
...... .Etn tn 3D. tn n hralk ari 90
...r f.s srr.rg tHn.r harrnss. IT,
..r..lUt satisfied n. uI.ru.uf EEL
arm eN rsr sl ng an .rtrrrst .u i.r
.... Isr.ak .r.u rrrsHra. rnr.r.rrcr.
a rrnW wat D snr Irfr.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
WILSON'S MILLS

oar st0Ck of Malf vvr. th., ycsr srr-
.rasnals in arg, glaultirs, ani tac as-
nj tarit-Y
The su1N storm. of April -aih and lltn
e.a.f have nsfu hrafF unfs ~ ~ snus
naI uut mrfr.i rfar.y a. fat 49, % icl.
D. q urnsu. enc p.es-Nut ard Erniif-
msrr ag,rt 90 che BffNn Nlis Co, L.
stopping a. thr urrIu Nj. urus, shro
trat n-t spsn of hsr.e- - zen co AZ
r..sf. 80 kunU Che drivers are takirg q
fnsr river start
Cnsris IIa. born has charge ~ ne upper
.rrs ,r fhs NassinNaF. william !. ~.
DO cres s'esrn. tarough thr Jan uu tav
tf.-rnns lsis
Nr-.r. Hsn,y Tracy have The Dla.
mnrf fr.Er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
RRnMNFlEIn

TIE weather Is about TIE same ~ pr
Cspiip.r change.
Hou.e-clesniug Is completed everyone
= A. urat A. q PIN
Fi1rs RtuisIi uf Dover, \. u i teach
lng the Crutrv school
Ra.lnfss d. rather duil fur this p'tce.
LIS umor,f that uumnrr Of houses
AZ to b. haIIt iurlng the year. onc mao
.aii be- on Iaghi if th-y kTpi building -
~ari thr Depot. that h. timr the Drp'i
suf Cruirr soad cumhlns. Then bfuSn'
f.ifxoa.l pei - ppft town IL ihouEht
th- haftor wouli bel near Bfadhury's grisi
mII
thoughi ~ some hat ii would he
snsi ldsa o, scni an Invitation % We
salvation Army o. vi.it Brosufri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

sab Inst. arf nut F.rF .H.r 'trn
.-. 100 81 are hnr.ng flr s'ur uarU.'
a..t..r .oou. roais ars ll.tr psssa
n..r
W W rark.rs hts muFrf ntrk on FL.
.. ....-r- nsrn .r Wn..f-fn.k eHHr-.
.-.r rts unt.t ou tn t.r place tr aa'
.".rfs
Wm antris Is gs.u.nr s.nu.F. POO n'
LID. .I fa1grter nl f.rY NIre. I'D.
ID. s.k fnr some tU.. fI.i >lnfai
...| t...lf nrr Vftr.
rrntF IL &C rre gnnf tra
nr fr.un.r. trnalrt rf .nm. fu n
....r t.- fsra u.s facr is hti.t
.a arI hrf.i. .ntU Biz mHuta s.4a
nrIs unar.e tn fn ansfh.ng
Us Arc erfunE tnr Ium.rr nrsf.'
as. at oar mII.. aI arc unw sssin.
nrr Gle. En- ttr s.fc nf % PR
r.- ...n .f In-f.. tn trr go. uf tnts
m N.-hr. s 800 .li Irs
.a.I lI.rr. Is rrrri.ug ics las
.Ts m fI.s u.arF.
f..rE D. WFusr 90 tnsn N'uiaf %
W..... Wt... sn.r. tr rNFtlts io sufs
..mr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12


O.f aui hacksardi stIn farmers ar
--'i gefrug in their graiu and getting
ft.I fo pant
H-tss L. kI "a had In This section ~ ne
i. of tae past sintsr. and the Pro-Peet l.
rrup ~ hsy
ht Rachel Wsdleigh. widow Of IN
.'-. liurs wsdisign. died a. North Par
'...ei sgei ~ wears
otn1ri Dtnf1rtn. OF his town, cut on
..'.' togtrs of bis IN had While runnio<
.rl.tr sas flr Mr.. LinscOti In Brown
To- Oldest person In this section OF ne
-,ifY Il Mrs.. Marguerite ktxecom, OF
'.-snrgr.f Sho l. i0l years ~ age.
iasY are 20 have a aotsl a. k-tu fall-.
..l t. very mach needed Cor that grow
I aave catalogue o. the oficers and
.-lrlis % Parsoufelf Tor lisa Rev
80 hafteil. Pre-idsnt. ant Hon. Moss
"ett' secretary TIE Bard % Overseer'
leaiei ~ His Exc~lleucy Ronert z
-p.sp. Governor Of Maine. Examining
mite Hoo. Rafus Mcintire. Hoo.
'''-Aa CHORD and Rev. Arthur Governs.
4 4. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

John Cummings prscrfaIy passed aHal
.n trs e.. a. i1e r.pe asr uf - Yrafs snl
mnrtns o. va uur ui . iAniif OF tt
.rI.frrn of nrscsn A. CammIu<-. On OF
shon .f.I sarslFc~. hf g. hsl nefh
rrursr uf thr Congregation. Churrh lpr
.....f cd tears H.s funeral wts ATTENDED
.g Krt ID GsrIsut III Bethel. va nas
PROBABLY ON srri a. more ilucfa'' 'Aah
.rr other m ui.ter lea oti'fi 90
samuel Glp.I sts nlri~i. ,il llsi y
t.. n.i.rof Otf Fellows. y. MI rot
...f Lowell ufI .latlt T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

When the weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want a appetite,
dullness, anruor. and lassiiude. Afiiet
almost the entire human family, and serof-
ala and other diseases caused ~ huinors'
manifest themselves with many. II u I'M
possible 20 throw n this debility and etpel
humors from the blood without the aid Il q
reliable medicine lac iIood's sarsapafiila
n could not sleep. and would Get up IN
The morning with hardly NE enough 10 st
cot q bod I had no appetite. and my
flcn ,.l..lIi hrrlk nlf nIfh rlmIle.. ! hauEhl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Awarm rain set To- this afternoon which
j. very much uesdsd
J " Beunstt has laid q hardwood q nor
In his store be- has also aided nfc Ani
leo cent Cnuutrf.
T.G Lsry j. putting plaza on 10 bis
hna-r front
Ssion Coda j. paitIng an ail.ilou on 10
fl. house
" prahoiy Is rcmpitlnng bis house
putfins lu new shadows, psiuung, etc
Rev. A l. Gndi-y Wa given Pounh
party. Tursdsy ef~uing
Mrs. George 7 Buruham i on Nist 20
h.r father. John willis, atW Paris.
A backWsrd spring not mach farming
InrH Nrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Il-.rs lrs moving s.nslY anolt their
trr- ara thI. srssons very ics naF
art.I .r snerf anYtnIng A. yrt
r an tss rosi.y started in. shich
e ....lrtg ng tn fsrmrrs. a. 10 - mlrn
r..rf tH Esri on tnr predicted trsatn.
froI Frr hss so.d hI. farm 90 ~
H.st s.ie of b River. % usfekiaa Hutch
..s .f trforer
ID Price has rectut'y stied % ~
s...t tnrses the griiiug o.Ark, ~ A.
ulrt Msurnoo. dan by Co.umnus, ir'
d. louglt 20 Geo. Withers of hen-
t1kT
ID. srhon. RI t1e Corner District j. o.
=. rrNi Nouiay. uuier The insifaciivu
N ll.l ulgt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
- rnsrAL CARD BRI0ADE.
WEST BETHEL.

AZ. NsamI Grover. q stins, 20 wars
r..ts.fh Ia saf accident nu Slfur-
..t AZ. Ia Iu.t She va sianiiaE
.a.rrh ar stool. hanging paprr upou
.-.r. .f rrlf rom. shru e. "a iiru
1900. fsa..f be tn fsl tn ~ ntuf,
r-ss.rg hrrr.gat wrist uf Is " NNfl
-. CALLED. auf - ine fractured ..'a.'
n IL Grover has nragai an'iArf car
las nj pnfs'nrs.
Thr nu.y slssnn - 40 ata', ahN itIni. r.
.-. n'aeIrr. susing gftIn AMI -NA'n
....f. rfpa.rIrg .rnOcs. e'c
-. ..,.tr.r 4. e1.tr cool flr the season
49, Grass starts slowly warn rain T.
r..n rrlt.d
n.rrn Rnrn.rs trtFr'ng tgFnt iif th"
...F.r M.rrfaIl3Ir, uc ia nen ths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Thos J. Cox. 20 Is .ick 30 hops are
entertained oi bis recovery HI sous,
! IT,. ami George. Sil PROBABLY reach
D.nd-id tonight ron Bloomington, ~ q,
whsfs thsS ar engaged Ia an q lur trade
Mr. Cox moved - DAnrii 81 year. agn.
and IA. lived there win asefy nv Ysar-
sh-rucc siuc-. iihink BE- once scot 90
Bsugof sui Kept hotel fur swilc. H. k'pi
thc Augusis Hose, a. Augusta, f'f ~
EFafa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
March April May

Al no other season Il the system 80 sus
cepuble % the beneficial effects a re
liable tonic and insigorant The impure
state q tho blood. the derAnged digestion.
and The weak condition q the body. caused
~ ~ hong battle with the cold, winify
blasts, an call for the reviving. regulating
and restoring Influences 20 happily and
effectively combined In IIood's sarsapnilla.
Hoods sarsaparllla dd me- a great deal
q good. had no particular disease. but
vas tired out nom o,erwork. and u toned
me mn Ma. q. A.. SIMMONS. Cohoes. NY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

NrrF rn.i wrathrr nsfrt
U.B. Clanf cr L. nai.i'ng a carfiagr
loose
CtffIr dealers 49, plenty.
O. Fsrrar l. haIIlIng a new hnnsc
u.r Orf 4 VIA all trNtrf 'he
nrmnfIsI aiiress 40 t1I. pace uu tlc 300
Irsf
To- sh.tlf of a pea I.o'r 81 uetrtfff thr
..at uf no "a NrANi-t.r, shlr duFius
.sfp.sr f.ti.F. Cd
Tnrre srs .nue far. OF shonp.uE c'lsh
.n trI. pItcr
rs Coruru has hosu % roft'aui o.
.nF snrrE ..aHf-
school. a,e.u enc .rcoui M'udsy in This
nnrfh
Etrryneiy L. hlsv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

he a. success vi a. the one against which
friend q n n throws bis darts.
would =. quest the readers Of the DEM
ocRAr "a observe for themselves this -ss-
sou, and rport their opinion a. n whsth.
cr our Legislature should not make a ls~
giving bouuiy for sll crows destroyed
My = Aw q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

OXFORD, sat- COur Of Probate hsli 81
Pans. within ant Cor the oounty o. otiord
on the thlrd Iuesday % APR. A, y. 10
ANDREW =. CHURCHILL Sunditn of Hen
rletfs A. Wyman. minor mi "a ant heir Of fhomss
wyman late Of Peru, IN saif County haFins
presentei hls sccpunt Of OusrdiAaship OF SAT-
ssrt fof sli0sancei
ordered, that the said Gasrisn give 10
ties % all persons Interested By causing copy Of
rhis Orisr 10 br publi.h-dthrrs week. ssocessvei'
nav appear AZ Probate Coun % b. held Al fsris
An sad County on the Third Tuesday % May nett.
ae O'clOet In the forenoon and she's cease " any
thsy have ~hy the sane n. uld not b. all ssd
s.EO. A. wfL-O> Jsd<s.
Atrue sopy-sttest II q DAVE kesis's'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
2 MNER

From fl.k of sIgnt sheep Wa q.
rro.krif is rt..Iug f1lrtccu healthy lambs
"a prurIanU flrk
Aruufrr or ct. IOais 10 potatoes were
sHfrnrd from hrrr again Ia~t wrfk Toe
rrI.r 900 paid II. dnF crut~ 90 nustcI
Two slrug infusirirs srr pos in pro.
.rrss. rHlsr-cIr tuIug ~ tlr FAR "a. ADJ
.l.krr sprarIng ~ t1r mrn snl boys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

T. Icf w. ut .ut uf thr ale. 60 lost
To- rI.I rIgtt. uakr s.1s dutiug
o. = lofk snfu 40 80 have ~
tr, ir fo raI-r p a.. Vests rsru I've i-~t
a. A. usag.N.s IL rllfiug q schop.
n.lsr lu aratun.
Carrie Annur wIu commence teaching
.rtan. In NsEa lnNsF. tlr ilth.
Lest errk the printer msdc us say ser
vice Nnr rrNs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
During his

Ssason Il ire year he system i IN greater Dan
Ger from fatal disease han a any other time
When ne cd weather comss. thc pore Of
Ire skin, Always open In warn weather, are part
" elosoi up and he waste material Usually pass.
ING OF through this channel, Is sent T. ths kiL
nsys and bosciA
A Ne eat richcf, heafiicr fool In he winter,
ne amognt a sisie material g. bc cluiei away
Is increased. ani therefore greater amouni q "A.
boz u thrown upon ne Kiineys Liver, and bod
This bTing, oui ne ~eak points q ths-s o.
gins, and Fnsf iH Bar Dsrnfar D.fs
Pass, Tsff Friro Cilf Nura'ril,
CRsyri, Aisafarff. C.arfr'les. al Cen.
fssffifs, lagcihef s.ih minor iis slCh a. Cat.
- Tssgas, Hin.r Ser Tlrf. Hff B,rgfi,
D'1rasfI. DuHaf. g., lIs the prevailing
tf0allsl u ulai.l. The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

oeatcn 81 ne year, pertons In ritfe ne, ana
especially thoss No have Per-, Ssgiit Bi'sf,
dad themselves aaociei siih many ifls shieh. Al.
though no, dangsfous IN themselves. are ne
olus, q a great deal q suffering Bell, Ri-s
sa,-sI. ciliinsf. AL CT Hs-fi al Fsrf,
are among ne most common and can only h.
fealhsi fsssgi re- bed, Liar, q, kifsfyL
n 700 oil uss Bsgrs'f sfyilfs'i!.s, y0a VII
ii.mah's ne digestive ofgan, give vigaf 70 he
Ca of Nod open ioa healthy action tie Dc.
nani Liro al Kaa7,, and ihofoughly purgs
ne -hols system rhsn ~iil youf re-, be i~ecs.
of. he nervous system hey, In tune, TIE great
waste q boiT male gaoi, ABILITY 10 libor, a. ssl
a. ne vitality u ths boiy N.l b. afgs'y inrsassi
ind he better ias,sfy vlY We eaI asieli.0n
d ths f.cfs th.f ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

OGUNQUIT. Nv Dec 8, l,-t
Nv dr.i M. flvnce iu tnr Use ~ bfti.
lsy's Phosphate Wa shout ten yetr. agn
| bought thre' harris. a1lut sight hun.
dred pounds and planted ''Caft~f'- imp"r
tai SNr.di-h" turnip- on one and haii
arrrs 10 old wprn.out mpslns lsui. u.ing
no oth.r msuurr. and raised fourteen
tons ~ marketable turnip- which -oli fuf
tn dollars pr ton. I have continued Z"
a.. Bradley's Phosphate for n-li ani gar
d.n crol,s. sud have always obtained n
rell~nt r.sul's To any and an In want ~
a go.,d and r.I.hie G-riliE-r. eau cheer.
GiIlv recommend Bradl.Y'- Php-phs'~
ALLEN VIM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
EAST PERU

IL has been yery cold ani dry, bat the
much ne-dcd rain MS cons Al last
Th- Canton pa p miil drive passei here
on ID. sth. with = crvs 70 apout dYtcn
men. 10 brlng The dr.i Of the seis0n.
W l. Jpues. oar spprtsmtn. has been
down "a The salt wster fpr = little rv-t
which h. n--d-d very mach, and b Try III,
hand Al n.hlns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

....-r.s.Ie arsrr.r. 900 fsrmrrs arr
......I.. warm DAYS ar9rar sin nrif
.n.ts.th NJ. r. q Alari, Wi
-. F.. .r.f arnof attendance srt
.r. ...s..nf f.mr
I.u-sIaY. ZEN.
.fN C nrftr1 via Della NFr.nE
....r..r god QnHfst.ur- Own Atlison
...r.h ufh.s M. Hy Nss ANsri
A.. Susan krr.sfon has guuf in Boston
.....| ..n. rma e.th tFr Gao. ntFf
a.. a.,rrr kruIstnu's BAN s la'tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

rllrs
Geo whitman has sold bis farm A. Paris
and he and his family are visiting his
mother.
The students were pleased 10 Sc th.ir
Prrcep,ress, Nellie whitman on ihe ON
lnaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

MI Blair. Ad-rmsn 5'h ward Scrsn-
ton Pa stated Nov. .. IS IT, had rs d
Dr Th0mas's Ecl-ctric Oh fur sprsin-.
hurns. cuts. bruises AMI rhyumsIism
Cured every time.