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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
RETIIEf..

Tho Curtis Sisters have last filed up
their store 81 the foot ~ Meshsnic Street
with q new stock Of millinery goods. GA
such nice bonnet- aud hats Jast call aud
see the girls.
Miss Burnhsm makes . tlee clsplsy Of
goods In front of the Common. Ia the
store recently occupied ny Grover A Burn
ham.
L,s, night the lawyers returned home
from Paris, sftsr an absence ~ shout four
weeks. much improved uudsr The fio The
Paris hotels srr Just the plste, and Hiram
and IIorsce know jos, how io do u
An ibdlan skirt was recently founi
feet under ground In dlgsiag the cellar
under A e. fsrwell's new house on Mason
Park The relic was IN use more ,hsn 100
years sgl.
Your correspondent witnessed = grand
display Of shooting stars iasi wednesday
night. about O'Clock. Two weeks ago
last Friday night, at : O'Clock, bright
rainbow was seen In the wcri. each end
SEEMED 10 touch the Earth.
We advise that every family should have
Schonsld. patent cake gfiddl-r; for sale
nv n. A Day, Bethel. Large siri bakes 6
Gates per minute. J g.. Rlilon. propfie'
tor Mt Abrsm House. f.ock.'s Mills, DR.
J A. Moriou, y & Rove. w. y Lpv'Jly
a Sous. G " wormsll, C'ylon Rowe,
Ii.nnib,l ufov-r. proprietor % the Fins
House, q. ". wiley, q. 4. Hastings, \. A.
Cofin. u Chspmsn aud w y. skilllngs
AMI The propfi, tor n the Alpine House al
have them Ia use. AID pronounce II 10 be
all that 4. claimed Tor H.
Hspgoods Al their store on hain street
keep fresh oysters for sale. G
Mr Barrow. 4. puiilug The machinery
into the rev chair factory halt by the
town.
\. II Phnbrook wln,sred Two colonies
Of b,.s one weak colony in the house
cellar io which he lei pouai. OF granu.
lated sugar. and one strong colony oui ol
doors. The weak colony hsve made ~
pound. % nice honey. and n. strong col
ouy have sent oui I've swans. and have
made 200 pound. Of honey which h. has
taken from them
Large quAntliles ~ grain tsd groceries
ate bsing taken from bethel In The heal
waters OF tie Auiroscoggln ~ The lam'
btfmsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
ANDovER.

The copg1 Circle met At J o. chsp
mans Al East Antoyer. Wednesday even
log
Rev Mr. Krunison preached a. fsrmers'
mn snd R-y Nc Rice =, RDxoury Notch
SanisyP
Edward wslch has gone to Auburn TO
work for \ II Cutting.
samuel L.oasrd Is repairing aud enlarg'
ing his house.
n A Grover Is buIldlng shop and car
Flsge house.
ur- Thurlow Blsl.dsll closed her school
A. South Andovsr last Friday. sni began
= term on Farmers Hill Monday OF THIS
week.
Mi. Dolus Howard OF Ramfori Is
teaching AZ T. at Andoyer.
Fred Bacon goes TO Jefferson, ". H..
for the win er.
P.rkin. & Son Of Woodstock have bought
the \ II Chspmsn farm.
Frank wslch has moved Into The Moses
Cutting stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

The short piece 90 fosi laii 90, ~ ihs
Cnuuiy Csmmi..loner- In Algusi, hNs
hrsn halit frs needless defects ar
,-uughi cat la stfong relief by TIE good
Surk d1ns CA Other parts
Thrr. s~f- suxInus sye- watching ths
progrvss - th- Ranfori Ar. thi- ssy ie.i
Saudsy rh- hurut lssve- fsll al th- wy
scfus- R,Khafy. ant pronanlT uvsrlY
acro.s Byfoa. more taAn Ten niles irom
40 Gre.
IA Presssy ffsi oue shot A. ihr"s
fucks on the wing an til~i then 81 E.
~hiie r1Iug bone b. sss Eve more ani
sith on~ bot till-t 40 ~ ta--e
wm = Mitchell hss hl. ~ acre bafni
piece urary CLEARED
School clp-~s I'm ~ Nov 8
N = Mclunss All VI : llasssy have
hsen hsvirg IN iiue h,Isrsu their farms
sifaightenet out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
wilson's MILLS

TIE s,esmsf VI galloway" amer sev.
srAl iusf .ctnal ATT mpts o. hsul u in-shors
a. the Ar'-ccos dam. as taken up a.
Blsck Rrsik. and left Tor The winter.
Ell Ennwssi has hsi several crews
% meu com- up. o - iuio tie woods.
II Essns h,s h,su In tosn
Horace Dfydvn snd = A Flat succeed.
"a On g.ttinx nice "a der 90 The Dls.
meud on Wednesday. sni Mr.. DOisn aud
family started for their home In Mansneli,
Nss- on Friday.
Walter Buckusm has houxht out ID. G.
bennstt'- shsrv in M Ansoit brook MIL !
. change In IN nrm. BAT doaols Bs stlil
NJ. sni Mrs Love have returned -
ths Beriiu NIL. uoasc All arc Ella; % see
thsm hack sgain.
B~u.ou Crafts 10 m1vlng hls ismlly a.
Stars. y "A Benson l. kiud sni ohlig'
inx n.lEhHor. aud se are sorry u have
hin leave tnWu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
OXFORD

Mvrisd-A, the residence 81 orin Jones
oct sl.,. nv Rev II v Emmon-. J,m.s
Jpne. and jennie Blalsiell. al Of Oxford.
To- Knights OF Labor al wslchville have
raised tn frame of the hall and the work
l. going forward quite rapidly.
Several Extra services were held on Sun
tsv Nv VI Hart. assisted by bis son.
NJ cn.plin OF wrlchvlll- has taken the
MIX routs 80 long run by Ofiu Jones.
A pleasant sociable was held ny The
scholars OF the high school Wednesday
eveniug.
Mrs EmmOns's brother. Thomas Shep.
ART OF B,p-iOn, Vas Ia town last week.
Bert Eionsud Chsrle- Andrews have
purchased new printing press aud oaint.
They solicit patronage and guarantee sat
isiAction.
A eitir@us meeting va held on wednes'
DAY evening q, Eigine Hall. sni Measures
we're taken IA Improve The DE drpirtmsn M,
D.ing stimulated Thereto ny thr rec-ut dis.
As,rous firrs la other towns In the State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
nII.EAll.

We have been having some ~ the naes,
autumn weather that Ne ever remember
~ experiencing.
Jeuule, daughter % the late Orlando
wight. whp died AZ S,oo. vas brought
h~r- Thufsiav for bafisl.
TIE suspension bridge Il psssable for
teams. only few more days 10 make u
complete
Mr.. Olive blake Il spending sf,w weeks
Al Porti,ni siih Der son Who Il IN engln'
eer on q Maine Central passenger train.
Bears ATE plenty. bat hard 10 catch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
NHWRY.

Sovemb = IL, wss almost asummer day
ihe doe wesiasr IL splendid fof doing Al
tind- - farm work
III s,.afns be. Ju', nnlshei an sqae
due, q hflng ws,rr - nj. hDussi be Used
galv,uir-d iron pip-s Orfin Foster, Isaac
Klgorr .ni 4. G Littlshalc have each laid
uew sqa~duct- ihl. fall
Frr-isni Harlow hAs moved Ill. family
% hls fathers 10 thl. iOwo BE- l. going .
hslp The latter get out birch thl. wluisr.
The roAd. ar In excellent condition ihl'
fail: oar Rlsi Commlsslonsf has spen'
bot q smsli p-rceuiags of money raised 10
rvpsifs a. vt
There II good deal az stock f0r sale
Ia this vicinliy buyer. az not plenty.
Potatoes are bringing toc a. Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
z. BETHEL.

W. W Cros. from Brigton .pen, fsw
asys Ia thl. place looking Aft-r cattle, NV
coald DOT uuy 4. TIE farmers held them 80
hlgh.
No. Holt l. making repairs sui I'm
rrov. uruts un hi- frsiienoe.
Charirs T. X mhsll "a. -oli oui hi- m,ll
route 10 Ramfari, And moved on 10 ais
fsfrn in This plscr.
NJ ID Simosil aui her fAuxhisr, MS
y. ui- Peterson, have novel IA "A'Aan'
Mass.
JACOB Kimh,ll ard daughter are movine
In sith lus. Bafti-tt
: B.rtlstt. from Carlisle. Mass, visited
rsis'ivss lu thi- nlscr.
Mr. DofcAs FarrAr l. visiting relAii'e'
lu Mas.
Po,.,o~. ar ro,iing bsilv' some OF ,h'
f.rm.r. AZ, nos sslllug A. 90 pr lushsl
Apples AZ plenty 80 also i eiisf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
z. SUMNER.

M,ssrs Hammond. P,,tsngill and Trad
Icy. County Commlsslonsrs Tor oxford
County. were At Es, samnsr on Tuesday
srd wednesday Of last week, loesiins
ro,d. o. ssoid some % the many railroad
crossings IN the vieiniiy. They located
on the wet side ~ the railroad on Sumner
eide, ihBs avoiding two crossings aud Ris'
lng greater distance from the track. They
al.o change The rOil near The water sta
ton In Hartford
WI. wheeler OF South Paris was In The
place on Friday on business.
Hon George ID. Blsbec md Hon. OTIS
IIayfofd. with other, were the guests ol
"slocum" on Tuesday last
Lots % spplss ate being bought and
shipped 81 sumuer station, sud there J,
great demaui Tor barrels. Hundreds OF
bushels ~ common fruit remain unplokei.
SIOCtN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
L. WATERFORD.

A nice COW belonging 70 II ". skinner
WAS found dead the other morning. IL
was apparently well the night before.
VIII Kilgore. OF Skowhegsn, has been
visiting his parents.
George Dennis Is confined 10 the house
by III hsalth.
A cent, bearing the date iIos, Was found
recently on the old Mcwsin farm.
School commenced In the Esst Water
ford District Nov. ist, Lillian johnson
teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
PORTER.

The rain storm Of the past week hs-
h.en the most severe for loug VINE.
s,me -four iuchs. Of water fell, sni people
we're very thsukful 10 have u before Wiz wiz.
,.r set In. A. scarcity OF water In colo
weather l. = serious mater.
We are glad tn see the people OF TINS
,i.c. taxing hold together for Improve
m.nts IN the plsce. 0o Saturday pspff 7
r.s started and moaey enough sub.eflo.a
% parch.se street lamps 10 lisht the VII.
I.y. 90 Friday they meet 10 set "u'
.n.d. tres, and there VIII he On snS',
msds to have a public hsll. which is very
marh p.ed.d for Christmas festivals lee
800 etc Ia the good work go on.
r,mo,hy NJ serve raised II busneis OF
oats from i.2 bushels sowing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
LOWELL

NJ. VI lett. 20 waterford. closed her
.rc.lnf ,sry successful term - school in
our vIlsr. Sith an entertainment A. VI
WIisy- Kiuk fdisv svsu NJ. Octo1-r -
There 80 guoi sttsudauce % The ciu'
t-ns aud Avrrv srl1Fahir tine.
Thr songs. dlsiogur~. d-clsmAtions, etc.
~er~ In Eooi issi-. wvli arranged al vel
f.uvsrsi. ani ELECTED hearty applause.
Preston Charles. our Saprrvi-orof schools,
49, pressut O. ss.i.' Al shns.i their
appreciation 30 Nj. VI Ilctr. n 'fts In De-
half 20 itsir chllirvn ~ thsir ali ani A.
..tanr- Among those siiing - most
49,. M,r-h>n walker. George Nsr-ton
anf VI uTu Chsrl-s.
A contribution sas takcu up 90 th- sp1i
srf a. dollars oh'A'n.d. and prr--uici -
Ni.s Mli.i ~ T. g walker. E'q on
behalf OF the s1ii-ure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
= BRowyFIELD.

The last meeting Of the TempsrAce As'
soclstlou wss held a. TIE school house on
a.. 3i.t az OF
NJ. Cough. who has taught The fall
term % school. prepared The children With
Zoe c0ncsri exercise. which wNs well
given and aiiei much IN the Interest OF
thc meeting IL q, thousht b->i - rsp-ai
The exercise In connection with the Sab
bath school soon.
Toe November meetlng OF the W. G. I.
4 va. held on the "a lust, Al Elra
Springs, where they are Invited - mset
through the sintsr.
An oyster supper sni apron sale, with =
shO't programme Tor entertainment vii
b- given by the Congregational Sewing
Circle ~ The Tosn Hall on Thufsdsy even
Ing. Nov n IL II 'xpeci-i that Mrs
Fil0t 81 Cornish. doe singer. Will be
present sni s.l-t In the entertainment,
~hlch Will eonsls, Of music and reclia'
lions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Dolly Csrmsn. widow OF Luther
csrmsn, late OF Brideton. formerly OF OK
ford, died. af,er few weeks Illness. al
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Wilder
II Red. at CambrIdgeport, Mass, Nov
LIT. sled Is. Mrs. Csrmsn WAS . native
Of Oxford, the daughter Of John Caldwell,
who was a son 81 one Of the nrs, settlers
OF the town She was for msby years
r,siden, Of Oxford. and was the mother OF
. large family OF children. seven OF whom
are now living. Her many friends Will
deeply regret 10 learn OF her death. (.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
RuMFoRp CENTRE.

Mr.. Henry Thsysr OF Canton has some
slah, h..,d. making mp his shook. lie has
some 10 600 To make There IL not much
20 encourage him In the BUSINESS each
shook costs him Oh while he can only get
60 eta.
in- citizens OF this place and vicinity
have . steam mill meeting to-day (Sstur-
ds,) the prospect looks sood for . steam
mill the coming winter.
Freddie E,iou and Henry French, two
Young boys, have bssn quite successful
trapping this fall.
Eight persons here snd i've at East
Ramsord have expressed q Willingness "a
NJ directed by Gods hand
Mss Jennie farnam has returned home
J from waltham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

Dlsd-Iu Mssou. Nov. 4. Mr.. Roxanu.
"a H.. sg-,i G5 y~sr- 10 mouths SOL ~
s,v. NJ. Bean hsi resided Ia Ma.ou
a. f. lonssr tims than any p-fson nos Nv
ioy IN tosn Sa- wss the siios OF Amos
y R..u who died in the army during ihe
=, ~ N. r.h~lliOn She leaves iou'
-. .nt th.lr families 90 msuru her loss
Henry " Jadkin. novel rom N9I.n
x,,-.y in,o tosu last saturday he Is 70
sn-k FOR A. : Bean.
Pr,f ca.mherlain l. Ia town tunins pl
sno. snd organs. Tie seems 10 oe MASTER v
III huslnsss. -.
D-senu ] n L0v'joy made ms a can o,
VI ,udsy; he appears CHEEKY TOT m,1 VI
Dis agC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
sIiIclDE AT WATERFORD.

WATERFORD. Nov. j.-siillman Jor'
dan. Who has been q, work for the Nor
way Tspnery Company for some time
came to North Waterford last Monday
lie ha. been quite sick and part Of The
time derapgsd. Thursday noon be Gu, BIZ
throat With a razor and died about
IN The physician. DIR. Lombard. ~s'
promptly on hand. bu, nothing could b
done for him. I, Was . terrible shock 10
hi. family and friends. His wife vi: Al
NORWAY a the time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
WEST PARIS.

La, Saturday afternoon my siisut'on
"a. csliri 10 = gruap ~ men a. Trap Cor
usr. who sesmri very much inisfv-tri Ia
something TIT. gathering. | food. vas
f,r he purps.. ~ . Trial ~ sirsugih ~
oxen suf our farmers. spm- 20 la uumpef,
~,fe Ell ,ying ne fuu sni a. excited -
many az uuf spofiiug msu a. horse tro's an
r-slv cna.i 49, bat little dln rvncr.
y Young 49, chief l.tics. L-roy Everett
at a. Whlimsn a.sristes The comPrt'
liofs 90 small csiil- fof thr assris ~ ihs
cnmmtire srrr rhomts %. Lnf'sy And
lliram Bacon. Amer sharp sni well.
contested uisl. N. committee asafiei 10
rhomas % Lurs.y The socieiy's premium
Too me strongest cattle. The compeiitors
fir ne .oclsi,'s prcmiam f,f large eatti"
ssfr q q D,s. J..s. Hose. Sfost
Fsruhsm. Liuu.u. Brigss. Eagsne Rich
srf.on. sui Others. Amer an sxcitius
contest. ths committee awarded thr prem
ium auf gave th- opinion that q. q Dos.
oxen ~ south WOODSTOCK we're "a, sifpns
80 aud b,.i trained aud winners OF The
drt
The chslr factory 4. b,ing fuu 20 10 fuil
capacity wlta IN incrvasrd fnfce of men
-mrn ~ofsiug hours until o'clock
svsrv night NJ Kim1all expresses him
.sif higaIy pleased with hi. hu.in~.. h.f-
A new an large Paolic bal ~ill soou b.
bait
car people are nov sgiis,lng The qles'
tiou ~ Incorporating oar village for better
protection sgsiosi frc.
several nv baililngs viii BE- baili herr
in ih- spfing.
Id. ~ can hsrily ~ yolr fhara'h
story. NJ wsss pretty cool n.i. % plea
uut oii Pharaoh. hoiF ater'so macy
v.af. 80 inisrn-ut. All n mn.t he = str"ich
~ ones mNfvrlousn-ss - believe the name
wAs p'aiu % hc seer. etc. rnls heafs cip."
rsl siisuship o. the C.rtIf Giant of 70
year. agp Nni snoai - probable. vii
b.t nv bottom dollar that 10 -as lanke-
that dli ihe rrsurrsciiug
school closed lsst w~rt Nth an exhibit
iinu To- M sv-ulug - centsuuisl hNl
Nj. jrnny Ken has proved hsr.elf - ~
= fr.i ciass teacher aui leave. oar place
sin ihs respect 10 our people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

WEST BETHEL.

We are having much cioaiy weather
with bat little rAin. Heavy slOrms afs
n-e,isd osfOre winter.
Those Who have yoaag cattle In bach
pasture. shoald b. looking them up Foai
yesrliBgs aru being Kept By Mt. cOunsr IN
~ The owusr spp-srs.
COmplsini !. maize by May farmers thai
th~lr potatoes ar routing. All spms ar
tsking them from their cellars - The near
ct market
The present Nv price % cattle. ani TIE
high rates chsrg~i Zoe brsf AZ retail. has
largely decreased m uumber ~ neat p~d
disrs, AMI their white covered carts are
zen almost every Day Ia this village. YET
M one living here i engaged 10 The basil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
DlXFlELD.

The people OF DIrneld and vicinity Or,
talking spool mil. and have as Tar as called
on backed their talk In solid msnner ~
placing q good round sum opposite theif
names, and II seems quite probable nov
thst q mill will b. built this fall.
The long talked OF ard often-dtlsyed re-
pairs on the Uniserssllst church have al
last been started aud will be rapidly car
flsd on until flashed. w. v. Patnsm has
charge ~ the WORK.
Pr. Kllgore has moved the old chair
factory building out on % Main street.
opposite the Foster place. aud IL 10 ~ II
Up for csrfises aud psirt shop
The students Of the Academy gave an
exhibition Thur.dsy evening si the church
90 large ,siienoc ~ parents and friends
I have today seen . bouquet Of May
flowers In full bloom. picked ny Mister
wade Trssk In the pastures back OF the
,illsgc I can't feel 20 blame them Tor
opening their eyes To take look az this
bssa,ifnl Indian summer weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
DENMARK.

Chules n M-Inilre l. moving Into ih'
house recently occupied by w. II Merrill.
Charles True !. % move in,o the A. III
withsm house
n. Deering l. In town looking over
timber lots ovnei nv G. II Smith. J Beu'
nett sni Charles u Psnisxter. with iuisn'
ton ~ hBying They are taking pine AZ
aboui sSc pr thousand les than last year,
~ shoat . Cor god sspling.
n 4 Lori l. In Por,lani selecting goods
for his variety store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
FRYE

We src haSlng very damp aud ralny
weather here a. present.
Lat Thur.iJ svsning there vas a
prayer meeting At / Brsisvn.i fol-
housc ani a great intsrc.t unaffected.
Th- me.ilas was conducted by Mis- N'ry
Hood % Auharn. she appsar. - b. 4
snoi Chrisusn AMI an earnest worker.
Nv Gpig 90 with her wherever she may 60.
u Mitchell l. 40 better and no hopes OF
all. F.enV4fV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
UPTON.

rAermoms,sr registered SC degrees Oh
Tur-isV
IL Evans ard family ~ East stone
han. have ben visiting In Effol sni ".
ton.
NJ. Aidtna Brooks 4. very sick.
Thefc are plenty 0f men ready 10 hire
cot f0f The wuoi.
Ava Coolidge has engaged 10 deliver
hay Tor isO camps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

re Hrlrls Noes regrets ne dfca-
i.rrs of ta- Oh f.s1ionei huskins. oai
4, 80 Mo siirrdsd The huskin- Al L
s.,,rrs. last NJ ,utsy Night knos That
49, r,sr,ts AZ iii f,aud-d tae msfr
t--.arrsm~nt 90 = hu.tiug ~ thsi plser
-. 80 -isut "a ofiug oats cro~t, .od a.
fl. .srt 49, clear at mild. Thy hickrd
f,.- ar And far. A ioAf. mostly OF
r.rrr pope. to-ok psssag- in TIE Sasm
"a mon tas uii. sud sfter = sone"nsi
.-,.-rrr,.f larusv. arrived In ume !"
t... e-..h he hu.tiug There Ssrr more
...t.-- thAn coaii work cnurvnieuuy on
.-. ..fe ~ ths ioug 2 .or. sni thn.e no
CD % w..h O. iApor TO hard dfiiien -
,,s -..r nf fhs Toe. wh~u the corn va
a tr.E.f. ~ company Scrv inFitrd lnio
on. ase snd treated o. gvualns ~
E-sarf suqp~r. % oskei beans, nrosn
.-saf. .lnpsiu pic. an Other COOL ihins.
ir.f .lpg-r Bampuss VIOLA 49, taneh
-r tsr atcasu 49, cleared. snf thos- MO
- .-r Ir..i 81 dance iniu'-vd 10 thAi
- 10 aua.~m.ut iuto NE See smA
ssr. 10 80 morning Son- over bun
s-.t .-rs rr--~nt. snd Ali wvut bone
o. e ttst nv AL hc.u no-i hospit.nt
srtrts.s.f AT tnst healing - NJ
s,s,-r.. a. an event b BE- ions femsm
tsrrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

ri GLE B.fchsr wiIi case. ou Which .
sss-rr "A. Ia In Farmingtou. Daniel
Y Bo-rey sAs appointed sdmini-ifAiof'
Bert,.y ,ook 10. tara Monday nishi.
1srg visited ~ ere Which Destroyed
a,o1' '.ry thousand dollar ~or'h OF
7fupsry
Asa.rr. iary have Investigated The
.cilse II ft- Fsrmingfou cre. an hssr oe
c.'rf i-u th-r- l. ~ evidence " ineen'
tu..u ir correction nth H.
r1rrx 80 showsr on Saturday uisht'
fnf Mshtuinx struck The barn ~ T.
= Lsrfrr. ~ f.esiston. Oae enf or ne
- ~ knocksd oct and four Oxen
LIei
- ro'st harT,~s-. Chsrlss Berry and
T,omss OBrlsu. --re ARRESTED Al "sisf'
We r-csuuy OBri~u l. IN man Shp
Psrrsf th- h1rgisries ~ Nors.y. "neo
HlrHrgtou's ciuihiug store and hAs0n
,atssrr store WE sut~rvd-
EH~ Li,r.l,hu ~ C.p- T. iI,beih. Who
P1i sloi in hlIls In 10. stove own Tor ss'-
fsegirr at ~ " rsdaced o. chArcos ~
% h1nfirx ofs a. In ne stove, hss -
csIref ch.ck fr,n The Trrssury Dep,rt
Beat 20 ~ amount oi ths bile. hs
lsis AZ. issit q The smoaut Destroyer
TIE vsrdici - ne Corouer'- la-y In ne
cass ~ Jsmss W D~ur@tt 81 csco. "no
49, tH'-d ~ trinkiox elder from pois
o,et csss. sccnsss no oue ~ efiminsl psE'
tgsncs. boz charges Ero~- cAr-le-.n~-s 90
~ psr' % The elder maker snf ne undet'
eksr vho sold the cs-a. No faftnsr &C
ton NJ probably b. taken.
Ths Bath B0srd ~ Trade NJ 1udsy nien'
Appointed q COMMITTEES % call ne govern
nsnts ,iisn'lnn % Baths ntne-s Tor
nsVy yard II wss voted IN iurite toe
Ndno Congressional delegation 10 %
guss's ~ The Bard for q day or NOR
~ present. month. to bring 10 insn no
ues TIE facilities % Bsta FOR such par
pose.
AZ II o'clock "Wednesday mornh'r. nr'
w. discovered In the huilding on Mlihl'
S'r--t. Poriisni. Occapi-f Nv shaw. CD
ne 4 Co - q shoe introductory. Tn
~ as sxtipgui.hed In The course or OF
boar. hui not until considerable dsrnses
BAT h~su dous. The other hslf ~ he hloc'
sas occupl.d ~ Deeriug. Mllntss Co.
cry goods. md vss someshst dsmsf~c
oy ssisr The total los frssrn a.. smok'
AIT water. fOo,s up nearly 800 600.
-yur collars and caps Al webb q wsks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
rocKEs MILLS.

Ed sse~tslr has retarned IT," ~,
-, non. where h has ben 70 ~
so. M. business preparatory to spe"o-
ipx th~ Water here. ,,... 4. 4,
II. Jsri.n received lntslligenes
-, ,e., IN. brothsr stillmsn. While IN |.
80 - g,-., m~ntsl depression. nsh eu'
- o., m. hsd eOos IN vi-i, his 10.
-, ~ Iis.s 4, waterford. She rs,
so.,, 80, ~ ne s,omscs, and he thought Dc
hsf The sane. -, Saith psx,
The Circle meets with hfsA '''
Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
". SUMNER.

Cooler wes,hsr l. predicted.
The chaaiauqga Society organiffd here
short time ago BIDS fair % BE- qalte
success Many ofthe pfomlren, people OF
this place have taken hold Of H.
Bartlett the jsweler dii quite good .
good business here. considering II Vas bis
nfst visit 20 this place. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
EAST PERU.

W l. Jones has taken contract - cot
50 cords Of wood Zoe fsfuum Austin.
y & Poland IL Al work on bis house
ntlshlng II 90.
Albert Griffith IL quite trsnlcker 10
horses. he hss sold hIs horse that he
boughi a while ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

To- r-,-rut srrsnssmsut 20 trsins on
rt- Grant Trunk = vrfy satisfactory a.
ts.r..... Ir al. viciriiV TIE Portland
rta-r. arrive ~ ne Paris ofl,~ a. ball
r,.t .rr. ari ~ M fosn nal dos uoi
...tr urf. fnesn miuutss laisr. u l. -
strtl arsssf letter NON fprrsni ne
ca .f II. rfcrIyvi-s taiug which 90 have
- a...r sr.s O. So flr snmr yvaf>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
PERU.

A. II. walker has been repairing hi.
house, he hs. shipglei aud painted Il, snd
he has pat = split stone cellar under the
whole bisns., 81 the house, sni he IL get
Ting ready Ia pa, him up new barn 10 the
spring
Elder Lov.j,y 4. qal,e lick st IVES,
Perm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09

u. losing -, The nsmfs ~ those
-r.~srl scholar. sho wrre Dos ansfui =
t,r ..rrs tse tern 20 To sesks. ehich
--rs.. w.. Dos p1palafity Win her
$50. George. Agnes ani lu.t tai-
49, u,t.r ard L.iusu fersius. Csru
rt,r.r Ets Austiu. MARY Ncsyl Ani
Nd fa.Hsnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-09
NORWAY LAKE.

IA Rsosrt.. wife sBi soa are vlsluas
rslstive- Ia And1vvr.
il P.rridR- i haviog the mason WON
done 10 his NV store. A,
Charlie walker, Who has been 1a''s "''
4. gsiuibg .losly. .A.., A.,
Gr.c. ". Stevens l. teaching 'enoo' ="
Di.t No. I. -,..t.s ~,,h
EpSrsin Woods family isQaI's sick Win
typhoid tever Aon.on y,c..
ton. -. father.
Eshrsim wood car, ,hro
this Mace.