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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25

put in the ground. and that his wife shall plant
forgetme-nots over them DR.. Lewis was evil
IDENTIFY practical man, and knew that ashes
were good fertilizer. These forget me-nots
will probably be the largest and finest in the
co,rntrv
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25

THE men who have been the most success
full in this world never went on strike in
their lives. 1t did not pay, and they would
not allow themselves to be fooled into going
into ona
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25

THE President has told DR.. Winslow s.
Pierce that he (Cleyeland) is to be married on
the 10th of June, SO DR.. Pierce says.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25

THE Young Mems Christian Association, of
Buffalo, is discussing the relative merits of pro
lection and free trade There can be little doubt
as to the way the majority will vote. Your true
Christian young man wants protection for him
self and hisn,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25

TIE late DR.. Dio Lewis has left instructions
for his body to he cremated He says in his in
structions that he does not want his ashes pre-
served in an urn, but directs that they shall be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25

INVENTOR KELLY starts his motor by t~ang
ing on a tunngfork with his fdale-bow Is it
TO be held. then, that the scoffer who maintains
that the motor is a fraud has no soal for musie9
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25
a stree,-Car "Tle-Up. threatened.

NEW YORK, May "a 1T is rumored this after
noon that there will be general ''tie-up' on all
street-car lines in this city to-
morrow 1t is stated that the
employees of the other street-car
lines are tired of paying assessments to support
the strikers in the Third avenue line. and that
this tie up will be ordered in order to enforce the
Third-avenue directors to yield to the demands
OF the Empire Protective Association.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25
\ RosroN noet writes:

II bear within my heart book"
Keep 1t there. young man; keep it, It Is per-
fectly safe and harmless where it is; but if it
should get away some one might accidentally
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-25

Telephone Calls.
Business Office 23S Editorial Rooms. 242
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
FRYRBURG.

VIM. II. Bradley's barn WAS struck by
lightning In the shower OF Monday amer
noon, July 10. but not seriously damaged
Mrs. MArths walker and daughter and
Robin Cross, OF Milltown, are visiting
friends a. the village.
Mrs. Locke OF West Paris l. 81 her sons
John Locke.
Mrs. n. Melntire has returned from SNs-
den. and the new house will soon be oc'
cupled.
Mr.. John Lynch of Washington will be
A. Psyson wssion's another week.
Miss Maria Higgins OF brooklyn, ". ~
Is visiting Mrs. VIM. Durgln.
John Smith, the veteran stage driver,
has gone 10 Vermont 10 visit friends, drlv.
ing his own &c sm, = feat seldom attempted
by q man IS years OF age.
Mrs. Hannah Stark was summoned from
Portland 20 attend the funeral OF her
nephew, the Oldest son OF John A. Web
sisr OF West fryeburg.
Thomas SOuther Is a. bis mothers.
Miss May Smell OF Portland, Oregon, Is
al q. ID. Bsrrows's.
Great improvements are being made In
the sidewalks In some parts OF the village.
Another week will bring the \. y. As
sembly; q large attendance Is expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
GREENWOOD.

Six mouths ago or more somebody M.
deriook 10 get ~ 4 scare by telling us THAT
ihe world wAs drying up AZ the rate OF the
thickness 81 sheet % paper every year !
aud In n on. 90 years the surface OF The
earth would be- dry For the last three or
four weeks 10 really looked ~ n The gentle
mans theory WAS correct bat since last
Thursday he earth l. getting good soak
lng out agAln. 80 that begin 10 grow rs'
thsr lncredulous. unless be means the very
thlnnssi Kind of paper, such. Tor instance
=. Children Trim their Msy-baskeis with.
Even while anu writing this, there i one
% the heaviest thunder showers passing
over tia, The "oldesi inhaoliAn' ever
saw
Last SATURDAY T. Z Wentworth showed
nae qalie = curiosity, In the form OF pair
90 vegetable Slamese twins u consists OF
two beech trccs. standing about feet
apart. aud about l. and IS inches In diam
eisr About feet from the ground these
tres are completely connected by an arm
running from one 20 the other. IL IL some
Inches In diameter In the middle. and not
less than G where II Joins The uees-inelin'
Ing upward a. an angle 81 10 degrees.
perhaps. from the larger 20 The smaller
tree
Mr. Wentworth showed me ledge out
In his pasture which some mineral hunter
bat blasted, many years ago. for The par.
pose % obtaining specimens. IL i coarse
granite. and contains arsenic. black tour
mallne. berry,, etc.
Near The house stands white oakuec 30
feet 10 height. also q mulberry ueei both
NJ which have stool there more than ~
yesrs. bot never have borne any fruii nor
iowers. The pears which he grAnei some
years ago on Wild pear stocks, begiu ~
bear considerable fruit.
SIR. W. l. well read man, lives In =
very romantic district, ani siill believes
In slngle- blessedness.
The celebrated Ice caverns, about which
so much has been said aud written, are
within one-thiri OF mile OF bis house.
George &. Cole, Jr., commenced work
having FOR Daniel Bryant Monday morn
lug. and the next day fell or slipped down
with the scythe In bis hand, cutting cash
In the back OF bis shoulder. six inches In
length. and penetrating 10 the bone. HIS
having IL probably done for the season.
ErAsius Bryants mare foali one day
last week. and died about "a hours amer.
wards. They are trying 10 bring the colt
up by hand.
For " IIel." 10 my lssi weeks article,
please read Hol; bis other name Is Aieo'
and be Is = bad fellow 10 have round.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
ANDOvER.

Some OF the farmers are nnlshing hsylng
while others are Just beginning.
The NJ. T.. Laiies Circle met with Frank
Perkins and wife OF South Andoyer. We'd
nesdsy evening OF this week.
The school At South Andover. taught by
Miss X. I. Bailey, closed this week, with
= picnic In the Stevens grove, Friday al
ternoon.
Rev. Ezra A. Hoyt OF St. Johnsbury, W.,
IL visiting friends 10 this vicinity.
The measles are still prevailing, with
many new cases reported this week.
WIN. Gregg has very nice yearllng COLI
OF Albrino stock; I'll IL hands In height
and weighs about s00lbs.
The school In District No. ), taught by
Mrs. Minnie Blsisdeli, closes this week.
The blueberry crop on White Cap is very
light this year.
Harvey Morton caught bear at the No.
Surplus last week.
Partridge 4 Percivh are painting the In
side OF the Cong1 church; meetings are 70
be held In the hall until the church IL again
ready.
Mrs. Olive welch OF Rumford IL visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hewey.
Walter Fox from Dorchester, Mass, IL
In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
ALBANY.

Mrs. wAldron OF Oberlln. Ohio, Is here
20 spend several weeks with Der son who
Is supplying the Congregational pulpit THIS
sumner.
Miss Lizzie Fsrnsworth. her mother and
niece OF Boston, are again at ID. Clarks
Tor lest.
Nellie Drew l. very sick with typhoid
fever.
There was considerable dsmsge done on
the 10Th by hall-stones an inch In diameter.
The dull weather has put farmers back
about having. bat will increase the amount
OF hay; all other crops will be very much
benefited.
w. w. Bird has los, valuable young
COW with milk fever.
James Bennett has also lost good cow
Ill. French has sold his farm TO parties
In Lewiston.
Anna X. Cummings Is AZ her old home
again, At J. II. Loytjoy's.
Alice wilbur has returned 10 Bethel, IN
the family OF Mrs. Twitehell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
EoxnuRY rOND.
so BUCKFIELD.

Horace Morrill, OF Backfeli Is N extsn-
slve buyer OF wool over considerable OF the
ara OF oxford Couuty. l recently saw
stored In The Themes store over ten
thousand pounds OF wool that he had
bought AMI hal been delivered 10 him
lie sAii that he hal ~ much more par
chased In the back towns not yet dellv-
cred
The traveller between Buckheli and So.
Paris will dad the mountain road In the
best conditlon 10 has ever been since
is original construction, showing The
touch OF the "msster hand" OF oar Road
Commissioner. The result OF my observA-
ton. Afer travelling In different towns US
lng road machines, IL that they have
wrought a great Improvement, especially
on the main Travelled roads.
lam afraid shall have 10 deny. Tor the
prsssni, The request OF l.. ID. Tor = miss.
iouary 20 convert his peculiar believer OF
tie sarth's form. We SIN have an unoe'
lever Who Insists that the form OF the
earth i iai Ike ran and the SUI reyolves
around IL. lie siguines bis willingness TO
nee, the 'sbest OF them" ln q public dis
cusslon OF this question. Perhaps aiter
We have satisfactorily disposed OF this
case ana ater election, we may be able 10
report % l. ID. for orders.
veranus Decoster EEL from aloAi OF hay
In his Geld aud was quite seriously injured
m vas thought By some that his fAll was
producsd ~ partial paralysis.
This l. sometimes called an age or ex.
trsvagance, ye; there Il man In this town
Who has worn . pair OF thin boots TOT
s.bes," Tor sixteen years and they are st.ll
serviceAbie. They were common sale
boots. ana were purchased OF ATWOOD
Spauliiug s Co.
Refore the recent rain . farmer here
eompiained that bis corn WAS rolled up
precisely Ike cigars
Lst me say % your Mason eorresponden,
that on account OF the drouth being broken
,pd oflsr reasons, We shall not be obliged
% eat crow this year.
Bert C0nant has retained ron aAsss'
chusetts aud his t0rmsuts there sndurea'
A. Described by the Airerfi'er correspond
sut. have ceased.
= II. Irish has bought spiir OF hand
some colts In Leeds, two and three years.
STANLEY Bisbee l. studyins law "ith MS
father. Hon. George ID. Blsoee.
A heavy thunder shower here the i'in'
accompanied with hail.
The neighbors OF Moses Jorisn hsn
'sbee- and cut bis grass.
Ben Gerrish bays blaeberries. paying
cents per quart. and carries them 70 'ne
city.
Considerable hay Vas injured BY the wei
weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
HEBRON

Frank Glover /. here from Mass. visit
Ing his mother.
Dr. DOMAIN and family are 10 town this
week.
Miss Mary Howard. who has been III q
long time, Il very low.
Mrs. BARTLETT Is spending few weeks
In oxford.
Blueberries are reported plenty this yesr
and many are making excursions To "old
Sireaket." G.
Saturday, Esd inst, Eddie Glover played
ball with the wtlchville Club NJ Dridgion.
Both Clubs played well. and Dridgton won
the game-ii 10.
sabbath forenoon. an interesting dis
course was delivered by Rev. T. i. Bart
LETT OF Lsmollle, III.
Attic missionary meeting AZ Paris Miss
Darrows presented Mrs. Whitman with
her photograph which some may be very
glad 10 see.
Tue Hebron Qa,r,et,e enjoyed = pron,.
able rehearsal Saturday evening. quite an
audience assembled outside.
DR.. ]. e. Donh,m has returned from 4
brief trip 10 Lewiston, and all are happy
% see his family here.
Mr. Glover and little boy came last week
on q visit, and his sister. Mrs Cantello, Il
spending The vacation with her mother.
Mrs. Crawford AMI family Of Csnbfiige
arrived last OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. MIL are the ls,es, arrivals
Al Capt. Dunham's.
The village Is lively with children, and
In their enthusiasm some kindly went
abou, 20 several houses with smoked glass
% call attention 10 the Zoe circle around
the sun on the morning OF The 2lst The
lad who nrst made the discovery came aud
asked not 20 have his name printed, bat
We may see Il some day among the Inter
esilng astronomers.
The receutrains have proved highly ben
efcial 20 vegetation, and both vegetable
AMI flower gardens In this viclniiy are In
furnishing condition.
Eddie Glover has two new TOP buggies
10 match bis doe span OF borses n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
MEXICO.

Almon Stockbridge, who has been out
mail carrier from here % Canton for two
years, has for few days been on the route
from North Jay 10 Dlxfeld. Ga the trip,
last Saturday, he wss SEIZED With violent
headache and now lies dangerously III at
his home In Dlxned with Inflammation OF
the brain.
Dltdeld Centre was severely used Mon
days q hail storm Of unusual force swept
across the Androscoggln Rivers little be-
low wymsn's Ferry. pissed along over
the Marble farms, over Dlxnrld Centre,
aud swept around Ia Sevsry I'LL and back
"a the Androsooggiu In Canton, severely
irJufing all crops, hreaklog glass and de-
stroylnR growing fruit Consnt-below
wymsn's Ferry J. liolmsn, Charles
Kliier, the Marbles and Others have need
OF glass ami patty IIsll-s,ones 10 the
depth OF twelve Inches were found Tuesday
morning.
VIM. I. Holt. Isaac Dradcen, ID. II. Aus
tin. WIN. NJ. blanchard. y. \. Delano and
Others have recently sold their two year,
grow,h OF hops. Some OF them received
los. q pound.
w. n Richardson and Roscoe n Worth.
ley have sold their oxen-both had large
fat oxen. and obtained at price. Fred
Butterfeli was the purchaser.
Recent rains have given weed. start
spAnNEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
BtfcKFIHI,D.

Isaac ID. Faller. who was blown up July
81, nflug . salute. was on The street sew
srA days during the past week minus two
hands, being confined 20 The house but u
days.
Dr. &. II. Brigham met With quite q
serious accident on Wednesday last. A.
be was about 10 turn away from The store
Of I. W. shaw, one OF bis relns which bad
been fastened with = snap became loose ;
the horse turned suddenly and became an.
manageable. cspsiflng the Buggy In which
the Or and bis young son, shout four
years old. were sitting, throwing them both
upon the street. the carriage going over
the Dr. who was bruised and ca, abon,
The face. head and back, dislOcs,lug one
thumb, etc. The little boy was not injured
much. The horse got away and made Rim
dllug wool OF The buggy. The Dr. Is get
ting along quite well Al this writing.
Rev. VIM. G. Dnrows, OF Lewiston.
preached at The Bspils, church, Sunday,
Jaly 9th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
WEST RETHEI.

The hosts are over, the fearful drou,h
ended. and everything Is lovely. iisying
progresses slowly on account OF frequent
showers. bat grass is growing, and no one
seems 10 be In q hurry now.
John Rollins has moved on TO the farm
Off. J. Mains. atoat two miles from The
village.
There will be q Sabbath school concert
In The Y. W. Bap,ls, church on Sunday
evening. Aug. I.
E.P. Growers farmhouse Il now wen
oiled with summer bosrders.
r. H. Scribuer has moved here nom
Yarmouth 20 board the men employed by
A. \. Bean.
A farmer near here who usually cuts
about rs tons OF hay, says the recent rains
have Increased this years crop on his farm
10 tons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
WILSON'S MILLS.

The rain has done q great deal OF good,
and crops OF all kinds are looking well.
TT. Flint has returned from Old Orch
ard, where he has been for the past ten
weeks. for his health; his cough has len
him. sps bis general health Is much better
than when he left-
Three new organs have been brought on
TO the river the past week, for the families
OF II. n. aud q. II. Flint and Newell LIT
tlehsle.
There are . number OF sporting parties
up. Some are boarding al flints, others
camping out.
The logs In the river above Aslscoos
make 10 inconvenlent about getting up the
river; the slulelng logs progresses slowly,
for the number Of men st work on them.
The sad accident OF Tuesday last, result.
ing In the death OF George Roach. made
the men somewhat tlmld on the ans.
Roach was the fourth man that has been
lost on the /" big pitch"
Bon-Juiy II. to The wife OF u. c. Den
nett. son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
OyEnRn

The name o. sidney ID. Elwaris OF this
town has been placed upon The L. 5. pen
sion rolls a. Washington. Ills pension
will b. received nom the date OF Novem'
Der. ISL.
ca The Highland Farm. owned by jos.
Robinson. us tons of hay were cut In
ltl.2 days. and on one OF the days Do tons
were drawn into the barn.
Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Dodge from The
West have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Dodge. OF welchville.
Mr.. Piukhsm and wife, also from The
West. arr visiting friends In town.
De Stevens was summoned BY telegraph
% Boston on Friday OF last week - al
tend bis sister, who Was very sick.
Misses SArtslle and Locke, OF Boston,
are guests a. Mrs. Mansou's.
The soCiAh'c ~ The Congregational YES
try. Tuesday evening. was a very happy
occasion AMI much euloyei by all present
conversations on The Bible. by DR.
Poud. i The title OF book which i being
introduced BY the agent, student from
Blcksport
The concert and Ice cream festival At
the NJ. T.. vestry. Wednesday evening, was
vel attended. AFTER which a sociAble was
enjoyed ~ al. The oxford Corue, Band
wAs ln attendance.
Frank King OF Portland Il stopping Tor
a short tine with his relatives here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

NuIrrpfoEE DISTRICT
A. " Royal h,s received 500 back
f.-..l1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
Z RRowNFIELp.

The sascts % The ate frost are very ap-
parent a. ons travels through The town.
The temperance meeting, under The
charge 90 ne Association Aad The W. {.
T. T.. held AZ The school house Ia The Oar.
gin ncightorhooi on The 18Th. was vel
attended All very good meeting The
next one will be August 1t, 10 tie Lord
District
The entertainment given ~ The Tyler c.
l. ). {. 90 The evening" % The .Qih, WAS =
success The exercises were pronounced
good aud The r,frrshmeuis hardly met TIE
tcmani. which was q surprise 10 the CIR
Gle. they having maize plans fof disposing
90 the Surplus Trey were sure would be len
over
Preparations are being msie Tor attend
ance AZ The Assembly a. Fryeourg. con-
mencing tte 2sth.
The nett regular meeting 90 the W. &.
+. 4. will be- held A. the church on the -
Thurstay % Aug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Never as vegetation putting forward
faster than now since The la,e rain. Grass
On moist land i gaining 81 that The hay
crop will not b. cat 50 mach short AZ IL
seemed last week Bat nitle haylng has
been tonc since lAsi FRIDAY; The weather
shoNery or overcast al the time.
Mr.. J. &. Bean continues In q very Zee
be state. y,t hopes are entertained OF bel
recovery.
Mr. ARENAS Mason Il visiting her SIS
ter a, Bethel Ilill; 10 Is = long ume since
she was frum home.
Three cheers Tor that lady 10 Albany
Who coufscAtei The elder, ani executed
the Maine iaw 80 efcciuAlly' That l. The
right Hind % a third party movement.
Whenever she runs for ofice she shall have
my vote.
ThAnks Tor your pablicAiion Of Longiel'
lows Song % the Birds would es'
ptclAuy commend 10 % the attention OF my
loving frients who "blank" crows 50 Wig
orols.y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
BRowNFlELD

The Tyler G. l. =. G. gave literary en-
tertslnmeut OF q high orier Tuesday even.
Inc, July 20, which was largely attended
and much enjoyed. II has q, present a
membership Of -; Eve graduate this sum
mer. The following programme was car
ried out.
Music. Prayer.
ghautauquAn song.
Rnil call answered. BY quotations.
sketch 81 4. L. 4 4. BY Mrs. l. X Giles.
Duet BY Messrs- Preston AMI bafion-en'
rabieau-Tour Seasons. by four young ladies
In appropriate costume.
nsaiing. by Lrncst frink.
ChAutau4uan IdcA-Mrs. W. N. rtickney.
ChArafie-" 4. 4. = c.
solo fruf Preston" The OH Turnkey,
cailci bach, sAng Three Maids OF Lee"
Reading Mary Stickney.
plAiogue-Cora Giles and iclle stckney.
song" Evening neiis-. The soio sung by
Lofa tiouEh. young miss 81 ten YEAR,, who
vas rccaiic,i twlce and, assisted by Prot. fres
ton. favored the audience with two songs.
Prophecy, BY Addic Aiiard.
rablean-" Good Night
AMER the entertainment, Ice cream sni
cake were served.
Since TIE hot spell the weather has been
very cool. frost July lith Killing corn,
beans and potatoes on low ground. The
hay crop Il better than usuA.
There l. = great deal OF sickness In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
r. SUMNER.

DIed-In Hartford. July n. Mrs. Lucy
Z Keen. wife OF Ezra Keen. aged Co years.
Nathaniel II. Stowe, OF Sumner, Is very
feeble and Is not expected TO survive ou'
q few days.
The wife OF VIM r. sewali IL also 10
very feeble health.
Several persons on Sumner iiili are ~
present In poor health.
Mr. Il. l. Warren Il supplying The Con.
Greg ,tIousl Church a. East Sumner, 10 the
general acceptance OF all that attend. MI
warren has had some experience In Jour
nslism, having been reporter In the state
senate. and also served ~ city editor oil
the daily Kennebec Jouraai. He VIII sup
DIV the Cong1 pulpit for few weeks long
~ SLocrM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
UPTON.

Tbs recent rain makes poor hay weather
but l. benefit % other crops.
AlvA Coolidge Lost . valuable horse,
Tuesday. caused by iang fever.
Chas. Chase sold bis Canadian horse u
VIII Burke.
Nv jenkins OF y. Y. Is boarding a. c.
l. Ry,rson's.
TIE Laiics' Benevolent Society met with
Mrs.. A. X. Ryerson, pleasant time re-
ported.
Bears arc MORE plenty than agreeable
They have klllei nine sheep this week --
oar veteran hunter. NJ. $ whiineT, has
80 some TAPS hoplug 10 catch them.
Mr. Rysrsou ani sou are visiting friends
in D.Kfeli
Nj williamson delivered = very polniei
discourse sunday morning. showing The
Inconsistency % being on middle ground.
or being ueither one thing nor The other.
lle l. wofklng With = will AMI We hope
be- vii see some good results from bis ia
hos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
". SUMNER.

A considerable number OF persons Ars
visiting their relatives and friends here
IL would occupY too much space 10 the 10
Gals % enumer.te them.
H. W. Smith OF the Smith American Or
gan Co. Boston, IL In town.
Rev. Mr. Tenney Of Mass, Will supply
the UniyersAiist pulpit through August.
We understand that Capt III y. Cooufn
Il going 20 Nant,skei Beach Tor while.
There was heavy hail shower here last
week. IL dam,gei G. FOrds corn very
much. lie says, "you could gather two
bushels OF hall.stones between the rows o
corn"
There will be q good crop OF spple- Ia
this vicinity. OF some varieties.
Miss Mary Soye-, daughter 81 joseph
Noyes. died. July 10.
The village school closed las, w,ek-an
excellent term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
The BEST FOOD to be used in
connection with PARTIAL NURSING.

No other food an.wers % psrfseiiy In such
will be Ieiishsd By the enid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
NEMRY.

A week OF wet weather ought tfcciaslly
20 shut The mouths OF grumolers q, the dry
weather.
Monday = series % heavy showers Wis.
lied this section, q little hail wAs noticed.
E.B. Knapp AMI wife returned weiues
lay iron ylsltlug friends AZ Albany. They
report heavy fall % ball In some parts Of
that town. The crops were very badly
damaged
Orrin Poster, II =. lIuilngs aud John
NJ. Philbrook have each large number OF
nice calves. grade llereforis aud DarhAms
Philbrook intends selllng his.
c. c. Harlow and r. n Kuspp both nn-
ished hayiug before the wet weather set In.
The birch mills have shat down and All
the teams are % the road now-hsylng. l
presume.
Ramor SAYS that birch mill Is going up
on Sunday River this fall.