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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
W. SUMNER.

Al this writing there Il being held 10
the hall a hearing on the road case. which
IL so interesting 20 the people OF Sumner.
At ny next writing will give full parileu'
lars. The committee on the case were on
hand A. the Posi-ofice at ten o'clock A. ".
Thursday. and the most OF the day was
speni In viewing the several roads 10 con
nectlon with that laid out by the commit
tee OF lss5. quite large number are
present, and several people from out oi
town.
PA,,erson's Variety Show visited this
place August ~. There was fair audi
enee present The violin music was ex'
cellent.
We noticed II. Young, OF West Paris,
taking views OF several buildings In this
place this morning.
Several young ladies have been visiting
q. iIeath's family.
Gilbert Tuell and wife are visiting their
father, &. Y. Tuell.
We understand that there VIII be camp
Ore At Andrews's Grove the last OF thi'
month.
~. Merrill has sold his house and lot 70
CORY Bonney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
ANDOVER.

The VI. y. SOcialle met with Mr.. and
Mrs. y. W. Kenuison A. y. w. Rlehards's'
Wednesday evening.
Rev. A. \. Psrlln and wife from North
Arson were In town Tuesday.
Among the former residents "a town the
past week we notice G. Y. Dunlsp Of Port
land, Mrs. Margaret Newton OF Framing
ham, and Mrs. Augustus Berry OF Newton
Vile.
An excursion party made NJ OF people
from South AudOyer and the village, went
10 the Lake Thursday.
Large numbers OF people have visited
Bald Pate this week.
Rev. Mr.. Appleton OF Providence, Il l
Il spending bis vacation here.
The steam mill has started up again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
so. RuCKRIRLD.

Sam Record aud his son Charles N. are
at Mystic Park with the trotter Dr..
Smith" understand that he has uotied
= half mile In I :0s aud Sam has been OF
fered 5000 for the horse.
George Chesley has moved TO South
Paris.
Bella Brook was entirely dry before the
rain Of this week
A bad week Tor cutting grain.
Horace Greeley advised young men 10
90 Wet Ny advice 10 the young man
contemplating farming In aAy State II 10
secure good soil Good soil Il the founis-
ton Of good farming The writer his
owned ten firms In little more than th,t
number of years and although not an old
man cold men Tor counsel, II l. SAID
feel. quailned from experience 10 tender
this advice. Bnildlugs are more easily
made than coll.
George Cushman has entered into part.
nershlp with George Il IIollsnd In the
meat business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
WILSON'S MILLS.

n has ben lice weather The past week.
for men who think that late cut bay i the
he-t; likewise fof the camping out parties,
that are 80 numerous ~ and down The
Magaliowsy some have come prospect
log Tor trout and hlnebsfrles. and some are
camping out Tor The fuu % II.
Dr y Spauliing has returned home.
Miss Nellie York II AZ home from Oh
Ofchsrd 90 q visit
& {. Evans l. Up sporting. also Captain
farrar.
The rev steamer makes her ffsi trip,
The coming week.
Lumsu Grover ard Dave Cairns went ~
20 Camp Caribou. Tharsday nlghi, Atef
John Eastmsn and his sister. Sarah last
man. OF Milisheii. y. H.. ~ their mother
hsd met with an sccideut resulting In =
badly fractured hips 10 :. thought that she
will never be- able On walk n she survives
TIE shock. She has the sympathy OF many
friends who have received fAVofs a, heF
hands In Sickness Ia past years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
- rlMING sTArE FAIR

Atassssilu of The Trustees last week
.i-'..r trrargemsnts were made and 81
l'i.-01s aided % The already extensive
cram f1r the STATE Fair AZ Lewiston,
,1f Ii-i- A free Cor All purse Of $50,
'-ta- -, purse % $50 were atied -
% r0fiirg purses. making u IA AZ
il.l-'.cg o. nearly a. 900 offered Tor ms
l.-f.,' sri making four races each day.
III A. art delight young Ameriea,
Nlie.'Y race u arranged f0r AMI 80
..'se i.fsi. Cor boys % L. years or IN
.,f 'n sable. carry Us lbs . miles 1t
PIC. Na.k. $40, 2nd mile. trO,, so 81
-.t flu. So Eutrecs free.
V'lrf rovslilss 20 please The crowd VII
anrplrced In due season. The regular
~ cll'a.rs q couple which viii cause an
il'-t'ei contest foi their possession. TO
- 0x or steer teamsters, bamboo silver
-llr,.i OK goAis. valued ~ SO and - {;
-. Cd boys lnter nc years. To best
--fse teamsier. prize whips valued AZ $40
az At These exhibitions will draw
cfosf
Iae Mammoth posters % the Fair lasi
-'f lliei are works % art superior 70
a,lita.rg OF ths kind ever before seen In
- State II Includes In The foreground
f.eilre Of Li0bys prize OK team OF I'VE
l,s'. shown a. last year's State FAIR
tsl.ng l5,3l0 lbs the largest yOke De-
\, i,ssj ~. A1d the largest team ever ex-
-...ied IN New Euglsnd.
ne Sh0le % The miscellaneous exhibit
-. os on The PARK. and parties wanting
P,ce, or particulars m regar % Hall ex-
-ll.is. sh1lt affress the Sapt. Geo. T.
afacksti, Belfast. aud make early entries
- ain, - Il win be over-er0sded- The
s-css % both the Hall Supt and Sec. vii
A. TIE PARK. Lewiston. on aud sfter
~ s,h. Address al articles Intended
~ sxaioitioa 70 'Ststs Fair Grounds,
lewiston, Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
DENMARK.

Lorenzo Smith. formerly OF this town,
Is here with nice double team sdsertis-
log and selling lIoyts German Cologne.
lie has been through Vermont, New Hsmp-
shire and part OF Maine, and expects TO
finish up this State before snow comes.
Nell smith who has been at work at the
Intervsle House, North Conway, has re-
turned unwell.
Mrs. stiuchnsld OF New Gloucester and
Mrs. Human OF Brewer. have been visiting
relatives In town.
Mrs. G. II. McIntlre II visited by her SIS
ter and two niecss.
sewell Perkins OF Boston IL visiting with
his family his father. George Perkins. lie
has been from Denmark great many
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
MEXICO.

Loren worihley and wife. father aud
mother OF Mrs / T. Gleason OF Farming
ton. are here for few weeks.
We raised BOdwell aud Dlngley nig
last "Wednesday.
The horse Swain" that worked with
IT, mate "MAry" a. the trials Of moving
machines twenty years ago. died Thursday
morning from the Effects OF poison. lie
got loose and ate Paris green that was
prepared for use on potato vines. lie was
owned by Jarvis W. Richards.
Ellefy &. Park will attend Hebron Aoad'
envy this fall -
James NJ. Pike OF Hebron, class OF 1856
has spent few days here.
George II. Gleason Is severely ,iiiieted
with Asthms.-haying had = bad attack
"Wednesday last
Miss Abble whitman l. on the sick list.
Darius Mitchell Is oonfned 10 the house
dangerously sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
DIXFIELD.

We are having dull, but comfortable
weather.
We have = good many visitors In town.
Among others sre-Mrs. oliver Newman
and daughter, Miss Ida Yeaion, DR.. Phi
looms family. Frank l.. Stanley and family
OF Auburn; George NJ. Atwood and wife OF
Parts Mrs. Frank Dexter OF Boston.
There IL the usual amount OF pleasure
seeking st Weld Pond.
Qalte party OF our people went to the
grove meeting At Lake Anassgunticook.
Sundays Mr.. Lord gives Us most inter.
e.tipg. thoughtful sermons. lie Is liked
by all.
There IL To be q social entertainment
here on next Tuesday evening. aud on Fri
day = literary one, 10 raise money Tor our
church repair furd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
UPTON.

John Phll0rook took = small drove OF
cattle from here this morning.
We have had some nice showers which
will De = great beneht 10 the fall feed.
George Abbott OF Norway Is In town
with his family. lie took crew OF men
with him 20 cut his hay.
Lizzie Ssavey OF Norway Is visiting at
Mrs. Abbott's.
SociAble Al A. W. Strioklsnd's, Weiues.
dsy. A VERY agreeable time reported.
There il a deep religious Interest Ia
town. Not only have the church members
seen the importance OF standing on higher
ground, but many OF those who have been
Indifferent are iuqairing the way 10 lie
and salvation.
Charlie Abboit's house Is progressing
slowly but sure. IL will be when com
pleted the finest residence In town.
G. l.. Douglass Il quite sick.
Mrs. A. @. Douglass Is suffering severe
" from lAmeness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
HIRAM.


Hon. Ell G. Gould and wife and son, OF
Bo,,on, are stopping at ELIAS Goulds; be
has los, only one working daT In year,
aud bis health Is quite poor.
A.6P. Is. Young have purchased new
boiler In the corn shop.
M,r,z Concert Troupe was al Hiram on
the the evening OF the lslh, and gave q
good entertainment.
Messrs. Flint 4 Burnell are threshing
large quantities OF grain At their mill
The Knights OF Pythlss now number 90.
william II. Pike, Esq, who purchased
the Noah Is. Hubbard house. has been re-
pairing II.
Prancis II. Tibbei,s on the 9Th OF Aug.
had an spple tree In bloom-it was set ou'
las, spring. -,
Master wadsworth Sprlng and Miss
Gussie Spring OF New Gloucester are WIS.,
ting friends In Hiram.
Hon. 4. ID. wadsworih finds bis nock ol
some 700 young turkeys reduced To about
go by death and foxes, which amounts tc
the same thing.
Frank w. Kimb,li aud Miss Emma Kim.
ball OF Polsna, and Miss Helen N. Kimbal
OF Boston. are visiting their aunt, Mrs
Emellne Hubbard.
&c. Rounds and wife OF Cambridge
Mass, recently visited Mrs. H. w. Hub
bard.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson OF Cornish. recently
visited her brother. Daniel Pierce.
We have not had greater scarcity o.
water since 1870; there was, however,
heavy rain storm Monday night, 10Th.
The steam shovel Is now used In remov
ing gravel from the high banks by th'
railroad station; = large spaco has beer
graded, sffording accommodation Tor PHI
log merchandise.
James Dougiass's family OF Boston have
recently visited A. & z. u. Young. brothers
OF Mrs ID.
Mss Minnie II. Hubbard, who has beer
teaching In BRISTOL, Il. l., Is now visiting
| friends here.
Miss Eiids v. wadsworth. who has beef
teaching In Pennington, Conn, IL now q
Hiram.
Joseph O'Clare IL working the silver min
discovered by him on Mt Cutler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
PORTER.

Another nice rain. bat not enough -
start TIE wells the ground hiss got 10 De
very dry.
samuel Towie. wife and daughter Are
here from Chicago 90 short visit 10 thslr
relatives and friends In this place. Mf
Towle moved from here some iseniy yraf,
since. Ills daughter Il married. aud lives
In Iowa.
Mr.. wyman LIBBY and sou are here on
a visit from ChArlesi0wn, Mass.
Farmers aave nai.hed haylng aud Az
now cutting their grain snd drawing u To
The mills % be- thr,shsd, thinking u much
better than The old wsy of having II
,hr,shsd Al the barns. The crop Viii not
be A. good A. lAst year.
There will bc mass meeting on TIE -'ih
OF this month Al Sebago Lake. Hon James
q Blaine aud Others Will address Tue pso'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
NRwRY.

An. Powers i making qaite extensive
repairs ca hIs house be- has raised az The
roof Que story higher. and with new clap'
boards and fresh palni the Improvement
will h. quite marked.
I-R. Paine Al North Ncwry i newly
clapboArilng and repairiiug his farm house
he also Intends putting 10 new Windows,
believe.
Grain Is shout ~ 20 cut In this section (;
oats on dry land are light, bat many pieces
are heavy and nice.
The biueberries are very thick on Pun.
lle. and great many are being gathered
there.
Republican Caucus Al the Branch school
house IN this town next Saturday - 3FM.
70 nominate candidate Tor Representative
q The next Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
RUMFoRD CENTRE.

walter Abbott from Boston Is spending
two weeks vacation AZ bis fAihers
Glass Face Mountain IL sull lleldlug
good supply OF blucberrie-.
According - AL reports received the
bears will be very thick tits fall.
The Mssons are nulshlng Cd a niee room
over their hall 20 be used FOR cooking SET
ting tables, etc, and for a retdlng'toom,
should occasion require.
We think the law regulating The catch
log ol small trout has been quite geneiilly
respected.
Quite number from the Sabbath school
attended the pleule Al B'yan,s Pond, the
18th.
Rev. Mr.. H.nnaford preached some gos'
pel truth the ltih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
FRYE

We hsd nice rain Monday night
Swiil Divsr rose two feet and the gfogni
rot nice wctilng down.
Crops are looking we'll fsrmers are
beginning 20 cot their grain.
A grove meeting IL expected The an and
sth 90 September; 10 will be In Mexico In
= nice. convenient grove near The Poplar
Bll school house. Preachers from shrosd
--Reys. &. + ID Crockett. Jackson. y u I,
q. II IIAunAfofi of Rumfofd. and Elder
ysutres OF Canton have been Invited, aud
others expected Further particulars VIII
Ia, given uext week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
Z. WATERFORD

Mrs A. N. Williams OF Boston, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs III.
NJ. Skinner, has returned home.
Edgar Keen has been very sick bot be Il
now some better. The doctors are unde.
cidei A. IN the cause OF his illness.
Alvin I. whittier aud NJ. Mann, OF
ChsflssioWn. MSS. have been making q
short stay a. the Whittier farm.
Charles IIamlln and family, Of North
Dfldgion, were In town the 10Th.
Liberty Kilgore has hired Edward III.
tons thrcshlng machine for the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
l.. BRowNFIELD.

We are having delightful Septs mber
weather now-sultry Angus, Il on ssum.
mer vacstlon.
The usual temperance meeting was Al
weeks school house on The i5ihi the next
will De At tbe Marsion school house, 18th.
DR.. G. II Osgood and wife from Ipswich
mate a short visit 10 town last week
n. W Rice and family Of Boston spent
last week Al samuel Stickuey's-ihe long
81 time Mr. Rice has speu, 10 bic native
town for several years.
Mr.. Colby has hls new house nearly
realty for occupancy.
Mr.. John II Gibson has finished her
visit here sni Zen for her home In omahs,
Nebraska. on The 23i. Mr. q. returned
before hsr--his business calling him home.
Cacumbsrs In large quantities are being
shipped from this depot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
WEST REIHEL.

Brothers Of the T.. c. II, let us strive 10
keep the third page Of the DENocRAr free
from the uauss Gus stencil 81 politics, aud
work msnfully on a. news reporters.
DR.. J. W. Davis, 81 South Paris, msde
fyiug visit 10 this place on Tuesday
evening.
y. ". Mason and A. X. Scribner are re-
pairing The Bethel toll.hrltge.
O.coe y. whitman 81 lewiston was In
town over Sunday. but was obliged To &c
turn "a hls work on Monday.
Those who dli not iulsh hsylug daring
The long continued dry spell are now get
ting along slowly.
There are many acres q grass uncut be-
tween ihls place and Mason, on the mead
uWs.
Rus, Q. kullrg potato vlnes In many
places
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

sppssr IN the month ~ August tasa ~ sny
soson OF the year. The trouble u fsh u
the head and stomach bat the root of u Ne " be
foaad Ia diseased liver.
The liver serstss the bile which. In
hsslthy condition Of the liver. 10 throsn 81
through the proper channel. lubricsiinr the
waste matter that Il % be east eat. thus making
Ne espalsloa natural, producing e0ednloh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
ALBANY.

Rev. Geo. A. Tewksbury OF Cambridge
port, Mass. and his father. Rev. Geo. n
Tewksbury, former pastor OF this church
IA years, were with Us last Sunday and Of
debated a. The communion. The son
preached an excellent sermon from 2 Sam.
uel xxru:l5. One young lady united with
the church. one member Of our church.
aged - years. and another ~ years were
in attendance. TWAS an occasion OF much
Interest 10 our people
Prof L. n. Cummings and family OF Ux.
bridge, Mass, Is spending q few days al
A. q. Beans.
Mrs. Nancy Cummings II improving.
Joseph II. Briggs has obtained pen
sion. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

I..tua.ier VI lien leaves with the DEN.
..atr hssutful bunch % four large AZ.
.- -rlNing upon slight tNig, packed
,l uniCtly a. hardly o. give room iof
p. IL caves which appear. TIE cluster
Fl. AIKEN from youug rec ~ me Red
n'-0 .ln variety which never bore before
-. ear. The fruit i perfect and rcsem'
II, the coiored plates carried about ~
Et. Cor nursery stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

ONFOgD, ss,-Taken on execution, ssf viii
be sOid By Tablie aueiioa - me hshest olae'' %
saturday. the eighteenth lay ~ septsmDef. A, ".
l--s Al Two o,c och In the aflfreo0a, ~ NE lss
"a. 81 n iIerrlek IN Bethel. In said County.
siI Inc rlstt In sauity which james haje)nnen,
OF all Bsthsl. has, 10 rcsieem the i0nosins d..
seribsi mOr'gaEed real estate, situstcd IN ssia
Bethel and bounded a. follows, VIZ BEGINNING
M . store post on the westward side Of the rosd
leading past the larm formerly tnown as ihe
sathaa Hal farm. thence ruhnieg northsard GA
line 81 land formerly osnei BY Moses bfy snt. W.
LAID iofmeriy osnsi ~ !ssoe nn.sn ~ ua. 80
kimb,l yebra.ry sth, lssl % the nrst mentioned
bOuad. and being the cane land ooateyei ~ 40
kimbs l 10 ooe Nathan Halls OF jane. n. nAl.
s.ld-sis,cubed a. fOll0ws Beslnnins 81 the
a,si NAMED stone pat thence vesluardly on The
line Of said Bryspts land, a. u was on ssld IN
day Of February. ia. 20 birch ues tnstc.
tsslye rods 70 lard bounded By EiJsh Day 70
Jane MayoonDell's, thence esstsfif Abost hity
foes 90 the line OF ssii lani last namei, 70 IN.
rad, thsnce norIhvsrdly on sail road 70 the h.st
mentioned bound. Ard also another parcel. de
seFibed a. followsi Beginning al ssii stone poet
near the sOalh east corpst o. ths house, thsace
vsstwsrdly on line of land set % on "A snseatsa
Iiirsm Day sgAiast Nslhsa itsll AL ysm,s ~.
HAL. abOat ffty rods 10 . birch tree; thence
norm sanity alta right snfe with the iss nee.
toned line 10 The llss Of land Owned b. Moses
kimbsll. March 2ist, lisa; tnenes s.ss.srdy on
q ls.a formerly osssa By jacob klabsIli thence
south sardiy on line OF ssii isss nsmsi iand ~
ff,t mentioned bound. AMI aiso VIII De so.a ~
publle suclloo Al ths tine snd place sf,resaid. Al
he Iixhs IN equity which ssid James nAye,nseii
hss, 10 redeem the fsliowins described m,riSAfsd
o. I'll estate. sllaatsd IN said Bethel 70 va Los
numbered seven IN the thlrd range. eHcspust
fts<p acres nom the soath- vsst corner. formerly
dteiei 70 Nj Estes. tea scsss iron The softh eee
of said loo, formerly dseisd 10 DAHL kssss. ass
fseive acres ressrved By kphrsim brysntn ns
cspsinx all OF sad lot which lays eas,esiy o. tns
ni'ials lise Of ths Old ova sesd russisg Arsssh
''' ~ CYRUS n. woRxxLL, Dsruy sAsnf.
August ll.h, isyj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

wEDDrSG AT SOUrn PAKis.-rhe pleas
ana home OF stephen X Parsons was the
scsue OF an event Thursday evening. Aug:
ION. which made two hearts happy. ana
Two family circles muinslly 70 rejoice.
he m.rriag. OF SIR. Wallace X. CLIFFORD
and Miss Apphla J. Parsons The families
OF bride and groom were present "itn =
few other Invited frienis. The ofl,e
looked very pretty Arrayed In the dress ln
which she recently graduated ron heo'on
Academy.
The ceremony Was performed By Rev. A.
q. Fitr. ana WAS followed by q plesssh.
social Interview, amer which reifeshmshs
were served.
amer tripto Massachusetts the wsdosa
couple expect 10 make their home IN SCUM
Paris. Their many friends wish tnen y
long and happy life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
GREENWOOD.

Many thanks TO WV. ~. for his colors-
DO letters. They are worth their weigh. 10
gold-giving Information, IS they do, re.
gsrdlrg the pecnllsrities OF the State. 1
can almost claim q little relstio nship To
the writer, since once went TO school
at Hebron Academy, Of which he has since
been Principal.
Mr.. and Mrs Hleks's anniversary we'd
ding, Il seems, did not all come Oh 10 y
single day; last week one OF their neigh
bors presented Mrs. Hicks with q glass
set, and another with pair OF white chick
ems. Perhaps, however, those would
come rather under the head OF the honey
moon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
Nh PARIS

Rev. T.. C0chttne ~ Paris preached
a. thl. place last Sabbath. lie was for
msrly pastor OF this church In connection
With The Paris church, ani has many warn
friend a. thl. place.
". W. Danham hli nne calf 80 badly
stang by bees that IL IL thOaghi II viii not
uve-.holsAnis OF stlngs being len on
aim. so thick they could be seen rods
AWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

f. fIor Draocr1f.
wish q call The attention OF All who
Wish % Join the e l.. ). G, Tor TIE CON-
inr faIl Aud winter. % the fact that iheir
name. should be given a. soon As possible
% Nrs. George A. Wilson, Secretary OF
Clvtisan Circle, OF The President, A. g..
FItr. 90 that The reading can be COM
menced oct. I. I hope that al who took
the course las; year will continue ~ DO 80,
and that many new members viii Join The
circle. The readings Tor The year viii in-
tsrrsi an Who wish % hsve Instructive and
profitable readings. The books are no"
ready and II l. desirable that orders Tor
them should BE- handed In A. soon A. pos
sIble. TIE expense Tor the year i about
The same ~ l,st year, - or s.; al books
purchased are worthy OF permanent place
10 our family libraries.
Isahi1la The course Of reading Tor The
bsu,f, on those who have not seen u
.waiks AMI Talts IN the Gsolcgiosi field
~ Alsxanflcr Wincheu, Ii t. 81 ="
..i.scrsaiinns In Astronomy" BY Henry W.
warrvn. ~. u, IL II. LIMO o.
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A N. wheeler. 4. N. 20 ale College. (Not re-
nuirs.I % tlass 81 $50 l.slo. tl.-l.
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Az, 90 nais Collese- lemo- 80. ,,,...r 4.
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q short History % The larly church, ~
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enc Christian Religion" ~ Geo. II, ' isntI.
IN. LID. Professor ~ ccleslAsiicAi his'op
In 1aio College. iimo. &c.
The price ofthe "chautAuquA Magazine
IN clubs l. Al 81.
Al lovers % good reading are lnslteu 10
unite with Ciyiiean Circle {. l. = Y.
A. G. FIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24

N.- Greenwood correspondent mention
0.. t ~ weeks since. the oii saying that
frs live ou skNfust pulling.
e. 81 tlr kiuiness % Coluiy rrcasur'
f- Ntr..e. Wao leaves upou our table
-i.l.t uf tae most delicious cgitivatei
l.s..rr'rs. w. are enabled o. vary oar
.r. rf1e tine bciug. Brother Marble
lease accept TIE hanks ~ ihc nrN.
...t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-24
NO. FRYEBURG.

Mrs. A. V. Stevens Is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
John Hastings cut biz knee with seyihe
while moving and Il having = seriou.
time. there Il some danger ~ q stin knee
Miss Marklani retained n Lynn las,
week. She Is 20 stop Ia Iiavefhlll 'ni
IpWeu
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..r Nathan Hunt of Milton, Mas,
preached nr Rev T. Cochraue a. he
Biff.t church. sunday. Mr.. Hart i a
~ .tte 20 Colby University, Glass of
l.- sri % Nrwtou Theological instl-
ed d C.ass or iss3
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vrIW usskcu 90 NcN Giol,cster.
49, fi,' P-rhAm OF Boston. NJ. simeon
>..r.r H. Jeurie Shurtler and W. T.
r.-.ar. ani wife 10 Portland, Mr. =.
Ir.tr. Master Ernest. Pcrham an Nt--
t- ir.r M Pcrham. 20 Washington, ID.
". a.rr 40 Ex-Governor rcrhams lat
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Ex.Governor P,rham va last week
. sen - thc Republican STATE Committee
TO 90 the delegates 90 the convention oi
i-f-saloon Kepu1lcans AZ Ca.cago. TIE
0.-lr oxford County delegate il Jaigc T..
RI Woodbury. 20 Bethel
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A tsrisone pair ~ yesrliug steers. De-
lr..ar % Alexander Thsyer. passed ihis
oue DAY ltst week tney grin 3
f.t. .uchos. aui arc matched % pcficc'
GO. ret. with Whlic heals sni icet.