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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
Nh FRyEBuRO.

Mr.. Geo. T.. Smith and Miss Ada ID
Bsrrows, both Of Lowell. were united 10
marriage Sep, -, AZ North fryeburs' by
Rev %. y Alvord.
Sir. and Mrs Il l.. Murkland OF Lynn
Mass, with their twin daughters, have
been visiting Mrs. q. II. Haley.
Mrs. Eagsne Charles Is III In Lewiston,
where ,he went To attend the state fsir'
We regret 10 learn that Mrs. John wal
her Il In very poor healtr.
Tho ballilngs ofiI,Isn walker 81 Eis'
PrJeburg were burned last Tuesday
night
The Birch IIlii Circle met las, week at
tho ho.pIlAble home Of Mr. sni Mrs
Nose. Chandler. SIR. Chandler at seven
" seven reads aud writes without glasses
more easily than many Q younger person.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
so. BuCKFIELD.

I saw not long since In . State psp,r 4
paragraph 10 the eject that the seasons
labor for the farmer would soon De- over
ard that they would have nothing 90 10
hut "ruTIle hard cider" Evidently the
highest conception OF milleniam of that
editor was % guIEe hard cider. Ny cxpe.
rience Il that that the constant Indulgence
In cider furnishes In itself "a primary
school for diunkaris.
suppose election stories are becoming
stale, but cannot refrain from reporting
the remark made by an old ll.iy OF this
town upon hearing the news ~ Bodwelf.
eleoilon-she exclaimed "Oh, Lord aud
now the Government bonds won't be
taxrdi'
The crop % applcs i simply proilgloas.
There seems 90 be- nO outlet fur dried sp-
pies Some. and perhaps sll, of our local
dealers have not disposed ~ those par
chased last year.
Potatoes are ro,ilng badly with some.
Uncle james llussey hAs BEEN on vlslt
O. Duxiou since election. Although VIZ
llu.ssy i ~ years old be appears hale and
vigorous
Morrill, aud Dean forwarded drove ~
cows - Brighton this week. ilDface Nor.
rlll. Who IA. dealt In stock for more ihsn
ihirty Years. says that AZ no time siucs
1880 has the price ~ heel be- lower than
II present II wss higher In ls57. Whist
eau We raise with the greatest prontf Il
the all important question with the farm
- Althuug ths pfi of horses has b'en
hlgh this season. -iill the iemstd has been
limited Arr W. raising Too msny hpfsssf
Your pnbli.hsd portrait 81 General Bra
vsr recalls to mind The battle % Resm'-
station. geam'- station, situated fec
mll.s south ~ Petersburg on the Peters
hnrg and weldon Railroad. --fsmillarly
Known among soldiers A. "The Weldon
Railroad. was the scene ~ one of tn
mott obstinate and holly contested battles
81 IN var IL wA- mainly fought ON
large southern plsrtNilon, he Inlon Hue
bling f1rme,i along the line 81 TIE disputsd
railroad doubt n greater yalor was ~
r. dipiaysd In haulc than that displayed
~ M rebel army In IT, repsaisf and fuii
les charges upon The Unlon lln'- bai
~ w.. ,qlallei hy The frmnrss ~ the To
lnu lIres ani she rebels ~ iscl-ivslY ''-
r si.i that they never aftsr contested t1r
81 weldon Railroad | re-
nsmb.r th@ remark of mrmler ~ nv
c.. ~ the time, thai The rebels were drums
that men could b. capable ~ mtkirg
.uch reckless charge. oniy tni'f the infl
rrcr - liquor.
J.mrs AIsn ~ Turner iiei wo.laesdV
me- - 1 Inst 10 il.,sss ~ he sipmach ani
bowels
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
GREENWOOD.

The slek folks mentioned In my last
we're all on the gain Al the latest report
I me; Florence Aver AZ the Conference,
Saturday, GA Howe I'LL, and should Judge
that sh- bad pretty severe sickness. She
has learned that the Christlap'- hope IL .
great comfort In health, and . silll greater
one on the sick bed.
"Sun enters Libra. Autumn begins. 80
saii the almanac ou the 22i. sni u seems
- have been correct. Ga that morning.
there va. the hardest frost ~ The season !
water frozs ia vessels. and plowed ground
was cfustei.
Frank y. Finn IL back IN Mr. Byants,
hi. oil boarilrg place, again, wholly en-
gagvi 10 literary work.
oar n,lghbors are having rather hard
luck With their turkeys this season. one OF
them winier-d 4 snd haichei out 10 In the
-pfing. only ~ which are lving An
oihsr has i5 oat OF a nDck OF tIi ani few
ssek. $40 q skunk got amongst q nDek
az. Killed III In one night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
DENMARK.

The clothing nrms have closed for The
season. Have had = good share Of busi'
ness.
W. IL Merrill has moved 10 Bridgion
l. AZ work In the carriage and paint shop
OF A. II Pratt.
The sweet corn will all be put up AZ the
shop here by next Saturday, noon. The
patent can filler has worked 10 perfection.
IL Oiled 23lO0 cans last Tuesday with ease
and was not speeded 10 Its utmost cspscl-
~ by ~ cans per minute, and did It's WORK
In n good manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
STATE PicK-UPs.

TIE freshman class OF Bates College
nlmosrs -. =, COLBY 81.
TIE total receipts OF the state Fair, al
noagh large. are No, sanieieni 70 cover
expenses.
Caarie. A. R1lfs's store a. Princeton
vAs entered N0sdsy nignt. the safe oioSn
op-u. All $40 In cash snd q namoer OF
Checks taken.
A school-ooy named Stlllmsn. Al ROCK
lad. STABBED plsymsts. Wilson soermai
with . pocket knife. iuflcung "Oana'
which may prove serious
willlsm Lesky vas last week arrested
In Portland FOR being concerned 10 the
murder % George FREEMAN, colored man
whose body vas found In Back Cove on
jane 20th.
Toar ladies' and one child we're poisoned
BY eating soup. a. The house Of John
Grant In Augusta Nv prOmpt trsstm-nt
NY are oat Of danger. The origin Of ths
poisoning Il no, kn0vn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
NiExICO.

Jaltns w. Richards has reached home
from long visit 10 Minnesota.
James Burgess OF ilAyerhill, Mass, has
been visiting his parents.
N. o. Gleason has received position
a. Lowell, on the Boston 4 Lowell Rail-
road
AFRO DargIn. known here A. Doc. Dur
gin. died recently a. Iiaverhlll. Mass.
Daniel Oldham Il quite sick.
Lawyer wilson OF Providence, H. u
making bis accustomed summer stay here.
Not quite 40 ''oold" time for Repuoll.
cans A. the Democrats surmised. one OF
your correspondents must be- the loslng
side. I think ,--he seemed 10 dislike 10 see
anything political In the Postal Card De
paftmsht. 30 not not-''pile 'cr on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
WATERFORD.

Oliver Porter. an sgsd aud respected
cliif~n % his town. died Sunday nighi,
september ~. amer a short Illness. Mr.
Porter wts Postmaster for many yesrs,
and WAS also Engaged In trade large
part of hi. iife lle leaves large cifcl,
of fflrnds 20 moan his loss.
Josiah MInrue l. slowly recovering from
his illness Though nearly ~. BE- i q
prominent business man. and Ne hope %
SO him uut agsiu soon.
Charles aud CYru. Green have gous q
Lakewood, y wher, they afe employed
la hotel
james %. Longlcy's store appears Ia 4
pew coat OF fancy ptlnt
Freeman llorr has recently purchased
ths james s. Grant estate.
Ew Aver. E.q has lasi maize 8 fyiuc
visit - hi- OLD home
The cattle market Is dull sud buyers are
scarce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
MIDDLE INrERvALE lRrrnrLl.

A hard frosi on the NIGHT % The 2i.t
Ms. Augustus Philbrpok. ~ho has becu
Visiting ~ her fathers, q klmhalfs.
hss retained IN her home In Saslburns.
y n
Minnie Kimhail has gone In compsn,
with uihsr- 10 yislt the white Mouutsin.
several yonng lsiles IN inls Vicinity ar'
iakiug muslc lessons OF Mrs. Carrie San.
hnfn
Mis- + Rental from the lIlll Il teach.
Ing The fsll term 81 schnol here.
The leaves arc falling sgaiu. reminding
%. of the hr,ylty Of human lie
n has h.en slckly for several months,
sni many loved one- have passed over 10
The other SIS. and swslt our coming
There ws- "A error In the Obituary ~
EIyifa u Durham. which w.s puhilsh'd
ln The nENoci,r of sept 10 tn" dai'
~ hlrth .houl have bc,n lssj lustsAd ~
Isl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.


The killing frosis have come sui ,hs
late corn AM besns are deaf.
Wednesday aud Thursday mornings
were extremely cod. ice was formsd In
many pisces and The groutd was frCzsn
sQaashes that were not covered were spoil
81 and much sweet corn i entirely ruin.
"a
l. ID ward of GothAm y II. made me
a call yesterday. he has hecn gone from
hsre seventeen years. lie seems young In
mind bat be bears The marks u years and
hard work
Miss Rosa VI TYLER has gone 10 Boston
10 stop awhile with her brother Frank T.
Tyler.
Mr. = Gates aud wife sre visiting a, /
Scribnsrs.
A. 4. Beans teams hsve fnlshCi haullng
strips ard wo1t FROM M,son.
The late wind shook 90 The spples quite
badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

IS IA = = Pnsce. iis M.ia -.
NofNay. will give the visitors q, Vel
store wednesday the e9ih inst rAfe
treat They have made Arrsngement'
With ST.. Asher. ageut Tor one OF TIE ih-
ges; cloak manufacturing Co.'S 10 tnl'
ooauiry. % be with them with magnln
csni une oflAdles and children's garments
These 10 addition % their already lars'
stock vii make probably the fullest M
ever shown N this vlciniiy. They exteno
% al = cordial Invitation 20 call anu So
these goods whether they wish 10 par
rMaaa - Waf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
PORTER.

Cold and frosty nights the past week.
Apples are plenty bat the hot. dry wea-
ther has caused them 10 drop Oh bad
Potatoes are rather light crop
Amos BlsEo's little girl and John french's
are both very sick.
Mrs. Isaac Libby and son Horsee are
here on a visit from Charlestowu. Mess.
George ailliken OfSouth Hiram Is build
ing mill 90x2S.
Monroe Durgin OF Freedom, ~. IL,
one Of the parties In the shooting ARRAY In
thu, town i dead. The authorities are In
vesiigsiiug the matter.
Rev. AlphOuzo Davis has sold bis farm
70 ". T. Holmes.
Joseph A Holmes Il repairing his house.
samuel G.. Perry Il doing the work.
Joseph Holmes lost bis ONLY COW ~ Us
getting choksd with IN apple. The heaV..
lest thunder shower for the season passed
over this place on Friday last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
Z BRowNPlRLD.

The arrangements Tor tbe W. oxfori l. 4.
ucstionsl lusiituie. which i a. hc held si
he village co. Friday Aui saturday % ihis
Nrsk. ar nearly made IL vii be- held In
the Congregational church. and picnic din.
ner ln thrtlsn ball probably 4. q Went
worth ani Grace weeks have taken ths
charge OF the work of pr pArai'on.
Mf Aui Nrs Knight ~ Mscomh, III.
hsvr ben Waiting Mr- kuieht. brother.
Col A 4 Gibson. a. Mi-s Jane Weeks.
Mr. X has uot been lu her usilEe town
Tor nearly forty yssrs and "ohi how
chsugsd'" q. her expression.
The Congrcgailonsl circle met on the
92ad Inst a. the parsonage, where 70
will probably bc hed for The present or
until pssfuf i. f1lui 90 occupy lt
TIE tsmprrancc Association hsId ia
rrEuisr meeting a. tn Bsp'l.i church on
a.. i9ih. Thr u.xt viii be- oct. sih, AZ The
uufgln school house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
WEST RETHEI..

Jack FROST gave vegetation a severe nip
plrg 90 Tuc.day night Water va frof,u
over
App',. are quite plenty here, sni must
bc -oli or lpS prices.
Mr- Hattie A Grover has been sics Tor
twp weeks. hut l. nov Improving.
Tasfc 81, ~ 20 be- bat little change In
The condition % Chsrics ID Smith aud
Csl.h T. walker. Both ar Vsfy feeble.
TIE summer hn2rders have al len Maple
Lsne Cuttarr Tor their city homes.
Rev Mr York ]. sgain in town.
J II Briggs, Jf. of Albany was here on
"Wednesday
Eihu n Lowell. 81 Rocklani. Mas,
i visiting bis brother. Guunu u. Lowell,
of This village.
Many from ,his plaee will attend The
Conuty Fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
+. WATERFORD.

The town will hold Cattle Show and
F,Ir Al Waterford Flat, Oct ;. An inter-
ssting time Il expected.
Mr. aud Mrs. wilkins OF Hartlsnd, with
,heIrdsughtsrs, Hattie and Mrs Philorook
with husband and child, have heen spending
. week with their daughter, Ms. George A.
Miller.
Al Haskell was kicked by horse on
the chin, cutting quite cash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
NORWAYLAKE.

The farmers arc rushing their sweet
corn - ihe factory. Although there have
ben several irosi- OF late. w have heard
OF 90 Injury being Zone 20 corn.
Ssmmic Kilgore has a hushel of The lArs
~ and smoothcst Early Rose potatoes,
~ have ever seen. All ~ which were raised
from two tuners planted last spring.
\ II Sfrvrus IL In Boston
Jsme- Smith went "a Portland Tuesday
to purchase goods Ia bis line % boots sud
shoes and rubners
ward Shtdd aud son. who have beef
visiting 10 this place Tor few days, have
returned home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

TIE mem1-rs ofthe Uulvsr-aiist society
AZ p-s-osuer- Ia the meeting hun>'
40 sers 40 prsssaf AZ Their NnuuN in-'''-
Irr At Tuesday src noiid-i, anf iho-'
- w-re present ar rrmiuist that al
mstti,r stands stiourusd b usNt ssinf
fsr A. hNf pest seven; ant Aso thN e
=. 4 Abundance L. important ~ M ql~r
$50 efrslslng moasy i % oe oroash' for
,.-4 CLKKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Bosksr suf Croker hss- pui cement
a stone wall around The VI Mcaspfing
~. sgriug l. wvll knosn 10 MS Nlslu'N
ari lu al probability Nil De- ~ poplar y
g. Ano1s Poland Spriug There i uo~
lite cotisgs n.sr The spring an ". ~
pct ln ne bear future % 80 m VI NC
Hn1.- standing 90 tae or.ty hih Sh.r
80. NAV tnd pleasant home i't w
s1umer an drink % M healing toantAlu
AS irhsls n. pare mountain air.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
NRXRY.

A dog belonging TO John Liitleh,le made
a raid on Orin Posters sheep one day last
week, he killed and wounded several ~
fore belng discovered and driven on sueh
cur. are a greater drawback TO sheep
raising than Wild animals.
n. Knspp and wife have gone on the
excursion % Boston; they will visit friends
In Portland q few dags before returning.
I understand II s. Hastings ana NJ
Philorook have bought = nice Hereford
buli At the State Pair. IL will be good
thing for stOck-rsisers In this place.
Yesterday morning, the 22i, the nrs'
kllllug frost OF the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
ROXRIRY.

IA. Knspp hsi 800 4 bushels " W eat
oa shoot an ,cfr ef lsni Also frum Two
lotfs ~ lads vhsat a.. aud from ihr,c
loaf. of ut's 90 hl.hrls
Mr.. Knapp - recovering from her sick.
ur-s
A ID Reed ~ Gum Corner ptsssi thru
here this wr,k with two barrels of manu-.
featured chswing gum. which w. made
from sixteen hundred pounds OF rough
gum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

The nue two yeAr-oid colt, Meta
iurk. n.longlng % County Treasure
N.rbie And joan Pierce ofthis place, Soi
tss ar.t mousy.in he two yeAr-od rae
ith- Meeting % the oxford County Iro''
tlnr Horse Breeders Association, A. ~
TAr Ground. last Tuesday. TIE tln'
n.t. half nile AMI repair SAs ~.
Ilalt 1919. which. according 10 N
Horse Br~edsrs' M0afhg l. fAsisr iasn
ts.t made IN any tsoyeAr-old race 10
NJ ,ine thl. year. M.tiallacks dan i ~
famous brood mare. FAnnis PA,cheu sire
EnH.Hr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
UPTON.

Cold. .rosy mornings, but ple,ssn
dsJs
RG Lane and family len here Tuesday
n. he. bought small farm In Bethel.
Ex-Governor Perhsm with two daush
t.r- we're In tosn Wednesday lie met
ou. ~ his scholars here OF q years ago.
There was quite a delegation went from
here 20 the f.r Al AndOver.
TIE Presiding Elder. Adams, with The
Brothers sylvester ~ Bethel, Bean of New
~. and wlth.m 81 Mason, had very is
isr,silng meeting Monday evening al The
UniOn church
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

". n Jeurr raised TIE following lot.
~ p1'AiDfs from seed procured ofo Gam.
moo, Canton rIark'- y, I. 49, lp- Chi
csrn Market. g. 20. Whitr Elephant. "a
in- P.srl of savoy. 81 Il Jos. NcN York
Belle. &c lb.. rwsuty single Eyes ~ zach.
one foot apart 10 drlll. common stable ma.
nurc In dfn Al-o ci3 20. NV YORK
nellc ou Us square fc,tof ground, or about
30 hu-hsl- o. ihe Hcrr.
Al unQaAlln ed success. was even bodY's
verdict on the Andoyer Fair. | an sorry
% say. though ~ practically form part
N AniOver. that our numhcr of suiries
wAs not What u should have been. stu
W. took two Crit, hssiie- several minor
pr,miums. X xbury town tesm falloi TO
get nrsi ~ reason ~ The stay at-homr--
and only two 90 three 81 ,hem a. that.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
WILSON'S MILLS.

The weather has been somewhat cloudy
ih@ past week.
Mr.. \ : Bennett has gone 20 Portland
- visit friends. She will be gone about
three weeks.
A party from Gorham consisting OF three
couples stopped 81 Nc fllnis Tbs other
dav.
The Mansfield party consisting OF MI.
Dryden and Mr.. bates with their families.
arrived Ia town In town the lsth Inst
They are stopping AZ y A. flints.
We had = very good Lyceum "Wednesday
evening. President Bennett was absent
hut Vice President York very sccepiAoly
oiled hls place. The discussion was very
good. The report by Miss flossle Flint
was excellent; 80 was also The paper by
Miss TiuA Brooks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

g4r J p Cochrane closed hls tire
r.,r.' pa.iorsis % The Baptist church u
ts.. pisc- at sunday. ssyiog q ics pAfi
lrr words - M msmD~r-. Anf mAkius /,
t-I,f rrview ofthe present coniition an'
tas pat progress % NE chafch NJ
Corsrane aad family sal from Boston tn'
ltfs % October. seventeen missl0nArlr-'
mn as women. - on The sane steamer
rhrv sxpect % sp-nt week IN London
ws.uc~ th.y 20. through TIE M-'ilterrsn
- -. at ~. Sur Canal. VIA Cslcutts
a. R.nroon o. The missionary stAiion 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Eiwrd W. spencer Of Dalt.in In, the
ssi,chmsn Who lsft open tns 49, s,.~n
caused ,as accident OF Sept 81 :. o In
ysiI-. hss been arrested, charged WIN
mspsisurhter. The vsrdie, o, ,ns eo'ys,
a.. iary dad. the r & o X X Go. aso
.,,,s ~ e.rsl.-sDess and negligence In
no, providing suitable switch hshs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Saturday evruing the hNnd hraved tns
r,r,inr .tsrrn. at msrc hing - the ri.
f,ncs ~ John stanley. k-q gave him
.sr,uais. NJ stanley thsnkcf then. a.
irviunx them iu. sst before them an excel
isui oyster suqp-r. which pat TIE nols lt
,,,f .pirits rhp.s sho wcut oui I"
sss.r "a nNni play stood outsiic an
lonrlngiy lookcd CA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Tru RI & h X r. will sell s1-
c.r..oa tickets - South Paris and re'ur'
tanss tie three days Of the fair. a. 'h'
h.lo-ias rates: Canton 81 -. Hart
ford Sis. EA., Sumner 81 10. Buck
sd 81 90. East Hsbron 30 een.''
ws., Minoi IS cenis. Passengers TAD
az The regular train leaving Canion a.
9.lOAN. Nil arrive q, South Pans a.
llOOAN. Special trains wsdne.da,
snd thursday leave South Pans At $3.50
IN. arriving q, Baekhela ~ 6;t5 Anc
a, Canton A. go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
nlyFlEIn.

The pa, week h,. been verJ gale, one
10 DlXdrli
4 uumb'r ~ our people are camping Al
Well pond The n.hlrg iherc IL reported
% D. very good, twsniy-siN trput being
taken IN twp days weighing from one 10
thru and onc.half pounds.
Mr. Siowcll anil her dsnghtsr, MIS-.
Dexter. have gone 20 Lewiston for few
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
ENTRIES IN TRorTISG
At ruE oxroup COUNTY T,iR, TO M uKip
sEFT 2, 80.

TIRsr DAY. iO'cLOcKFN
.1sct,ss.
III Urrrr. Nrrsav. K m GtorrA
Altsri H..llri.on Nor-sf, o. iorsf. 49,,
A 4 s-r.tafr. is~.sian. q a. N.le teuiral "if-
4 fslaaa. Csntan. < ~ h.rho.
AIrara.lo klsssl. ial ktflds lssptu u
b y 80. LlFel, x fr,nk \
rurHrraa otD GAS.
An.lrr~s rhsyrf. Norsay. a. i.siy " a'eAm,A'f
y a lir,aks. Mesf fsris. 70 "a hltff.
k.ntalI, -saia fsri., b n f.i.nlifA
10 a rlu.s. nlckfsii, ra m IL Nsf. =,
kr.,rs.s a Ihsysr. Nof~sy. D. o. stella NJ.
An IlrfIs. Net frru. ~ a. 1ssti..
Fr.rk A. tna. nry ats Pool. ~ han -
" q Whrs.rf ait u y iruf. roatA f-l.'
IhoGss tafJit.
oNpDAY.iOctocK Pm
STALLION EAcE.
q : P,ss. Cantoa. ksC.Sf;
Il ~ psrn. 4 1nfon. m Cod hri
r,rui.n Morn. Nor~ay. Norsay AnoN
III No. -. Rsraf1ri. ch splfi q -
3oocLass.
.-l-...x Ttsrsr. Norsag. ~ m Msbtl W.
-. Y--tFsr. -aafh rlrs. Al 81 l'atifuct.
IC Tli.. C.uiau. ~ N Ma NJ. ,r.-
% 4 IIoaEt-oa. Brysni's fon.i' Z ~ ls''- D'--'''
4 Tlnlnis. psfsli, m Aai.s D.
ruErr rEAR oLD Class.
u.-tsri.--. NarwsY. NJ Oartala NedstH'' u
- ~ Ia. -. go. h ~ iouvlsks-
- n g6hn.ru. OKort. Jsrsrson VI
THIRD pAY. q O'CLOCK \. N.
eExrs' DErvrSa HoAsrs'
Tuiris. sio.s a - o'eiock. -sPt s''h-
socLAss-
OH. A r.sver, south f.ris. n N faiienes'
a. = p..r1 t.,i.,n. ~ 4. :. L. ~
O,l.sis n5ortion. Brvsnt's foni' On m i''''
a \. -. C.,,,n. a Geld Rrd.
sp H. =. Eamf5ri. "a spiIi q ~
A "A i.rk..n. Soufh faris. n ~ LAZY Al-es'
r...-lsrs Ifsysf. Ssufh Pare, d Ned.
O'CLOCK 2. VI.
gDCLAs-.
AItsrs Richsriscu. Nerssf. n iofsN
"a, n.IIar 4 a1tun. m Neftle ~ -.
N a. -. Bry.sf's road. m r. - bo''isr
- ossll. B < frank A.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Wilson Silllmsn has bought the Fred
Newton stand for $3.50
Frank Gibbs Is very low. but they ihluk
he l. gaining = little. We have since
learned OF his death.-ED
School will commence next Monday In
Dist No. .; Miss knight, teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

E.cArED Charles X Davis. Of Oh
i.rd -ho "a. committed 70 Pan. jail SOM
week, sso 90 stealing money has e.
ciped 10 a mysterious mGnnef. thur
day morning Jailef SteAras locked DA'i'
be- a. usual Ca visiting the jail .sair
b. found The outer door locked aud 'h'
,sI door bol,sd a. be bad lsfi It, o9'
,ts pr.soasr "a. Dot there. No trace o
I'm ha. ", been found I, Is Supposed
hat be vas l., cut by friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

WI Cole with Scott Briggs went iui"
80 GESTURE % get acalf that one OF IN
rss hsors was pNs,aflug for bin, Sae'
tssy wsre attacked BY = vicious belief
sbt luckuy narrowly ESCAPED wiihoai 10
aries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

The NJ MlcA Company have sifael
ssfs q hoaanrN; fcs dsys ago th'l
h.As,.-f iuto rich pocket. oae toarm
Loo NJ. Carter appraised NJ one hnnifed
collar. They have open~i and Are nov
l-v..,issflug another pociet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

NV Dean. 90 Worcester. Mss va.
a, P.rl. Frlfsv. NJ Dean l. hrothsr
OF X ,lin.oa Dsaa % BicSfsli. lie u. =
native OF thls tosu All wss bora CA III
piscs nov osaed ~ W. II. Cole. in III
Whlttemorc District
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
EAST PERU.

Fred Newton has bought the farm called
The Beml- farm Tor 500, crop, and All.
The sweet corn i about all hauled on
and the factory will close next Tuesday
the farmers got good crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

I.oais % fancy farm prOtacts Tor exhi
bitlon Al me COanty Fair eommenc Ell u
pass through this village Monday mora
lng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Alvan n. Goisin. G Blsb-e. T. y Has.
tlugs. Ccylon r I've AMI W Ssnooru. 81
Bethel. we're AZ The Ualon House last
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28
FRYE

II hiss been very cold here Tor The past
few dsy- the frost killed everything
ID VI Mitchell l. FILLING very fasii he
cannot help himself any now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Miss Jssnnis Hubbard has been on q
TIP % Portland. fryeburg and The white
Mountains TIE past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

Ex.Govsrn0r PcrhAm act family made
Atrlp through The northern part o. The
County last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-28

H.snleal @ Brown. E.q Of wss, Paris
was 40 he nm Tuesday.