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sAn FIsANoIsc0 MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9th.
FIGURING quote as follows: Best City Extra,
g 751 %; city superfine, y 75dS >; interior
extra. g 5O@l 10: sUperfine, s. S5@3 = Dbl.
WHEAT-Tbe spot market displayed an easy
feeling this morning Prominent exporters de
clined to pay over 81 . e cd for ordinary No.
shipping grades. and We're not well disposed to
take better quality At 81 26I. Holders Of strictly
choice lots wanted 81 271a at least for their par
ticuiar offerings.
CAL RoaEp sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
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GuTENBERGER s. CO,

CACRAMENTO FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET,
, corner n. Steam Engines, all kinds of Min
ing, Ship and agricultural Machinery, House
Castings, Iron Ratings and Ornamental Work,
Horse Powers and the best Ground Roller. jy2-ti
H.F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. ]. DRIscoL.
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
TNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street.
between n and o. Castings and Machinery of
every description made to order. je244p1m
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CUuCIRA REMEDIES

Are sold by all druggists. Price: CUTICuRA.
80 cents; REsoLvENr, 81: So AP. 25 cents POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Send for
" How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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NlONnAY. ArGrsT IN.


Excursion to Oakland. Grand reception by
the citizens of that city rendered to the newly
elected officers of the National Encanpmen!
and members thereof.
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
XII a sted Vitality,
S e min al Weakness.
Spermatorrhes, Lost
Manhood ,impo:ency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects of self
abuse, youthful follies
and excuses in mature
yesrs-suoh as loss OF
NJ e m DRY, Lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions,
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CHRIS. SITTER

MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE. WIN
WI dow and Door Screens. Window and Door
Screens made a speciality and kept on hand.
The best facilities in the State. Mill and Factory,
northeast corner Thirteenth and J. Warerooms
and residence. northwest corner Thirteenth and
streets. iv2tf
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 11TH AND

Excursion to Sacramento. via Napa valley.
reaching Sacramento Wednesday evening. Au-
gust It'll, when grand reception Will be ten
dered to the newly elected officers of the Mar
tiosal Encampment, together with the members
thnranf end continued the fnllnWirg day
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CURED AT HOME.

Persons at a distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR.. GIBBON, stating case,
symptoms, length OF time the disease has con-
tinued, and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, % any part OF
the country, with full and plain directions. By
iuclosing Ten dollars in registered letter through
the Fostofice, or through Wells, Fargo d Co., a
package of medicine will be forwarded to any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when othera
fail. Try him. Mention the ReCoRD-UEION.
Address DR. J. F. GIBB0N,
ivS-tf Box 1857, San Francisco.
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JOHN ETHEL,

n Analysis Of water and assays of ali the
precious aud useful metals made. Also, gold
analgsm TetOrted, smelted ana bullion assays
carried out st short notice. Gold bought at as
say value or at the highest price. iyS-tt
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Excursion 20 San Jose Grand reception by
the citizens OF that city rendered to the newly
elected officers of the National Encampment
and members thereof
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BUYER season-5O0 tons. 81 331Z: 4G0. 81 IS.


Buyer season-5O0 tons, 81 331Z; 400 81 50.
Seller 1ss6-lo0 tons. 81 OBS; 400, 81 221I 2 ctI
BARLEY-Feed was weaker to-day. Asking
prices were lowered to 97i5c 4 ctl for choice
quality, but buyers rs q rule would not bid over
CSC. though il was understood that moderate
transfers were negotiated on a basis of 96}4c =,
cu New Brewing has been in fair demand the
past week. and prices have been somewhat
steady. At the moment, however, the inquiry
is less positive, and values are not quite so
strong. y first-class article is held at 81 12l5
with Il 10 bid. Less choice stock can be had as
low us 81 05 z ctl. Conflicting opinions prevail
in regard to the value of Chevalier barley
There has been rather free buying OF this de-
scripton OIL late, said to be for shipment East by
sailing vessel. Some parties report 81 1901 571&
US the extremes of the market while others
give actual transactions as high as 81 421$. If
rumors can be credited, yet higher figures axe
being paid in the country.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-400 tons, 9715c; 100. sac.
Buyer 1SS6-le0 tons, 9554e; 100, gl54c; 100,
9i1lc.
Seller 1ss6-100 tons, soc; 100, sS24c 800. Ss55c:
1900 S31ac 100, SSSe; 500. Ss14c; 400. sSlEc 500
sSc; 800. size; 100, S734c z ctl.
cr,ccroN-
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. AUG. L. BRUNE,
WILL REMOVE HIS OFFICE, AUGUST
w list, from No. 52l J street. to the CORNER
OF EIGHTH AND J. above Van VOORHEES, Drug
Store. Office Hours: 1880 to l. , to4 and to S.
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DAN. HYMAN. J. HYMAN, JR.
j. HYsIAN, JR., s. BRO,
yETATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS., --
w SOC street, between Fifth and &st=.
Sixth, have always on hand a choice e. q
variety Of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jew Eals@s
elry, etc. m12-f
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rorRTu DAY-TuUR5pAY, AuGusr 5rH.

Meeting of the National Encampment contin-
ued Meeting OF the National Convention Of
Womans Relief CorpS continued. Excursion
to and reception by the citizens of. Santa Cruz.
icers and members of the National Encamp-
ment General reception ana entertainment at
the Mechanics Pavilion and the various Pest
headquarters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
HEBRON.

Little vivian Bearce b. been quite III
Cor = week or more. Dr. Rounds pro-
pounee. II case OF blood poisoning.
The long needed rain has come a. l.st
II Is hoped water will be more plenty .fier
90 many wells have been dry Tor long
time.
The "apple Industry" bids fair 10 con-
time into the winter.
several men have sent their fall apples
70 Rice ilOlwAy OF Boston aud ala Wei
by so dOing.
Last % the week . new organ VA.
placed In the church by J. A. Hickman
Esq with the expectation OF selling u
Monday evening Rev. Mr.. Tiliey OF Lew
iston delivered a very Interesting Lecture
before large assembly In the ehspel TOE
.uhiect was-"As Man Thinketh, 50 Is
lie" lie proved beyond doubt that righ'
thinking makes right living. and that no
hypocrisy can succeed 10 the long ruu' oui
that every person will 10 time be estimated
according 20 his or her true worth. No
TINE life Is wasted. lie said. De what you
ough, 20 be. and 10 will be known bald
not for time only. bat for eternity. both
.tuients and Others present fet greaut
benefited BY the address. and all have macn
more 10 REMEMBER than l can In BRIEF CIV.
an t.ea OF. Other lectures are expected
during the term. and abrams Will be given
by the Class Of 81.
water Morton has q successful class 10
drawing and painting Tuesday and Thurs
dsy Afternoons. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
RUMPORD CENTRE.

Miss Eva Klmball has retained from
Europe. where she has been travelling with
her uncle and friends.
n. Fsrnum IL closing out hi. good
sni Intend. 20 sell a. suction soon. IL J.
understood that he will go 20 Anourn u
assl., his boys who run the stage IRON
Auhurn ,o Breitou's Mills Their brsiness
Il paying well.
Abbott Bennett talk some OF buildlns
q mill rear this place.
The doctors pronounce the colds thai
are going the rounds the most severe tns
thew remember or
Mr.R.C Dollof Il gaining slowly. DR.
Rankin OF Dryanl's Pond attends.
n isa noticeable fact that While III
farmer. received the same for their sweet
corn a. last year. the wholesale nrms ar
asking an advance OF n cents PET doTsn
rans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
GREENWOOD.

The Cole children are al getilng better,
Ant no more reported on The sick list
oar boiier.hAlf. sfisf being absent jas,
one week. on visit smOng her frleuds 10
Albany sni Beihel. has returned. ani re-
port. q good time generally. We Kept
bschelor's ball. or tried n, while she was
gone bat we're I . minister. the Very nrsi
,sxi I should preach from, would b. this
' IL l. not good that the man should Dc
alone
This uslshb0fhOOi took IT, name from
the three Bryan, brothers. who have lived
here, almost wilhin stones throw OF
each other. for good many years but
the circle WAS broken last Monday by kras'
"a. Bryant, who moved with bis family 10
New Gloucester. Ills family consists OF .
wife and two sons. both grown ~ 10 man
hood
The course art OF wall building Il pros.
ecatsd nowadays bat very little. 10 whs,
/, used ~ be More than thirty years ago.
while Al work In winthrop. helped bald
abou, - rods with Rev. Mr.. Hsuuaford's
grandfather; slnce which l have done
hardly anything AZ II myself. nor seen
other engaged In u. until = fec days ago l
saw our cnterpri.lng neighbor. A.
Brooks. building stone wall In his neii
An GLAD ~ know the AT IL not lost Que.
Nf. u. and wife are nos on a visit 10
Norfiigewock.
The fcaihsrsi sougstsrs have mostly
returned to their Soaihern home, aud VIA,
rev yet rsm,ln with u are generally pref
" sober.
n. so1ni OF bid carol no longer ve hear
All siisnt the forest wherever 80 90.
~ strata from the trcetop gurspturvs our eAf.
save The dainty suect song OF the mn.aeNi
rro. 4. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
". SUMMER.

Fred y. Bartlett. the jeweler, IL coming
IN town FOR . few days. Anyone In want
% work done Ia bis line will do well W
give him call.
The bensnt for u. NJ. Chandler was quite
q success; si2 were taken which was very
mucn appreciated by Mr.. Chandler. No
one 4. ever made poorer by donating W.
tie on such occasions, sni no one de.
serves frmer foo,hold In the next world
than those who help the unfortunate.
Dr. c. NJ. Disbee aud III. % Taeh At
tended Court 80 long that your core
sponien, had serious thoughts OF aiver'
tlsiug them.
Ella Chandler Is quite sick. bat We trust
she may soon recover under the care OF Dr.
Blsbee.
Howard CARTS Il about moving to this
village, where he IL 10 take charge OF D..
W. Chandler's engine. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
so RucKFIILp

nude q call fow days since upon lib
con 1. Packard OF Hebron, Representative
elect 20 the Legislature. aud had the plea
sure OF looking over his apple crop. H.
crop this season amounts IN 1000 bushels
OF about 500 barrels. Reader. did you ever
see two thousand bushels OF spples stored
In single csli,ff II l. q sight worth
seeing. Mr.. Packard has . large numbsr
OF yoaug trees and their bearing espscity
Increases each year. lie employed seven
hands picking 200 bushels per day. Prob
ably Hebron ranks s high a. any town 10
The county In the production OF fralt. The
soil seems admirably adapted 10 orchard.
ing. Sir. Packard will keep the bulk Of
his apples until March. lie looks for no
rise In apples until January.
Your West Paris correspondent seems
10 have struck the keynote In bis refer.
ence 10 Liquor Agencies. Maine well
claims 10 he In advance OF most other
States In everything pertaining IN temper
ancs, and yet pcrsticAlly considered many
OF these Town Liqaor Agencies are no
bel tier than The licensed rum shops OF the
License States that We denoance so much.
l. there not reform demanded la this nat.
teri How many towns In Oxfori County
silil mslutsln The Liquor Ageucy"f
Jim Roberts has taken down his old
she'd Or sheds between the house and barn
and raised shsndsome structure TO replace
them.
Isaac ID. faller. who Was 30 peculiarly
unfortunate a. 20 receive such inlaries
during the celebration on the Fourth S To
necyssltAte the smputstlon OF both arms,
has been The recipient 81 substantial pecu'
mary aid from many OF the q. A. r. Posts
% The State. oar own fessenden Pos,
has contributed $50; the Post a. Togus
sa3 50. Contributions have
been received from other Posts. Mr. Y.
w,s disabled In the line OF his duty A. q
member Of Fcssenden Post q. A. Il a. be
va. detailed by the Pos, 20 take charge OF
The artillery ior the day. AMI In the dis.
charge % that duty received his Injuries,
comraies, can you conceive Of greater
physical misfortune than has bsfsllen MI.
Fuilefi should We not AL feel In duty
bound 90 contribute something 20 hlcvi.
ate bis wants and necessities
George w. Long has opened meat mar.
ket In the Randolph Thome- store.
Hiram conani has bought = h'y fork'
paying $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
nnuARY



Afafss niru,ss ar-r ID o'cicck Yesterday
llrr1.rF. tte srirff " NJ 4 rtone toos -
fli srer ssV-rkl s-sk. ~ pAtnfol lunes
NJ uaiien nsm- ~ss hsrlotis A. IN. -
- - nufu m Nsw ,hsron. hAine, Az -
- $50 cam. - tossll from >orr iife = - =.
Pc u'ue s1sn al M operatives ser~ -
Aat.tnf women. and b~gan - Ait~ed -
.lsilu.k str--f cnurCh daring the pAst,fsi@ =.
- ~. Al q Tnrmk.. = Nery noteo -
t-ll'sf ma. no 49, tne anti-f 0i m ~. -.
tfNfrusnt lIrCi-- and the OF rinaior ~ ~
tNSsll Oferinx.- ths oace- fsrnSos -ti,-. -
- lcis'i entifey ~ mill Eifis NJ. sssas
$500. lae yoaaEs.t q twelve cnnassa. '-.,,ps
- riers and I've sons. Her sarNiNihH si,.sIs
- M. ssrah h Grover % Chico. Cal NJ
stifse : i,svis. Mr. Harriet q. t-ns- in',e
- - sllicsf ~ IN fsmilyl And hsun1e =.
- 81 Ne-ifor,i. none u her orotbsfs -
400 % D. living Sc cane OF me.ics.
Nnly AT sAs. hsr-elf extremely funi OF
alsic, especially Of q sacr~d character. nety
-. sr~r b-couning cosnectsf 9Th ne snet
- r. 80 charrh. vhich vas hsr c.eIel
80 frum the beginning ~ Der feslassss
- sns ioined 10 chorus choir an1 =. o ,l
,-,i perio-is .sng sl-o IN qusrfet en- - ~. \,
80. sharcbe. In this civ snd rssetol ~
as gener<ily connect.i ~tth tne - T..
-sslcsl organizations. but hss Dot sant IN
-, 81 ~as msrrtsd "a Mr 4. n stone. snd
-. - oniy q iittls iess than forty reer- - -
- Ne comran on-s falthfnl, sr~ctionaer
-. ~ho as Devoted N Der hone and Us
-lues Tier smiabls a aslitirs attracted an M
.--tly lsrxe circle ~ frisnds and acQusint
.-ee.. 30 -in sinc~r~ly lnouru her los sni
s.psihizs -ith hsr IN lctef relatives >osice
Ne nnsrk 10 Eiven sis<vnsrs
-L0rsu NAT, Oct. 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
NRWRY.

x-CC Harlow. A. II. Powers ana
49,, F,o., have gone % Paris Court rs
to- new steam MIL ., Sewry Corner =
hing oushed rapidly TO completion.
intepded 20 have IL IN running o'"'' "
The nr.; Of Dec. nm, \,
u, 81 lreh. AMI win soon commence opef'
Grew. OF nsn bound Tor The woods sls
now 10 BE- seen on the road gooa ~.
OF timber viii he cut In Grafton anu III '"'
lake region this winter. IA,
There are some nice orcnsrus % a. =,
River Orin Foster raised IRON ni'y ~
.s,sn,,. Ave barrels % ersfts; l. W. MI
sor. .bous any; T. 5. LI,,lshsls and j. Dc
Littiehsis smaller lots
MS. Baker has . fne young oI.a' ~
nearly all grated. that u beginning ~
bear considerably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
FRYEBURG.

Mrs. S1sAuns Osgoot Turner has re-
turned ~ her home In ws,eryille. y. \.
Miss Maria kiitson Of North Bridgion
IA. been visiting At W. Il. Brsdleys.
in Page and daughter have been VS.
Ting friends In Boston and vicinity.
The Union Conference OF Congregation
Al Churches held their semi.annual meet
ing In this place Tuesday and "Wednesday
There was q good attendance, bat more
would have been present n the weather
hal been more favorable.
Mrs. Laura Harmon Russell Is At her IA
theirs At present
T. G. Shirley h,s gone 10 Bos,ou-pos-
slbly WAS present a. The unseling OF the
Statue OF Liberty In y. Y. IIsrbor.
simon Shine has opened dry goods
store In the corner store jast vacated by
WIN. Locke. who has removed TO his new
store on oxford ST.
Prank 4. Howe and wife began house
keeping In the lower part OF Mrs. j. Z.
Merrill's house, Saturday evening, oeto
Der %.
Miss Maude Dlmmock OF Portland Is Wis
Ting Miss Susie Randall.
An old.fAshioned dress party was held
At the ve-,ry Thursday evening. oy inyii'
alton OF Miss N. Wellington aud y. IT'D
belts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
y BROWNFIELD.

Avery welcome rsln for i-o days will
an The wells ani make glad The hearts OF
the people.
An extra Circle wAs held AZ the parson'
age Thursday. october -. 20 complies M.
nnl.hoi garments for The fair or spron sale
Which l. soon 20 be- hei.
The Mutual improvement Cub met
A. ". n Suckneys Monday evcning' DC
tohsr IS. ard reorganitei. with Charles
Sta1lsy. President; whitman Suokuey,
Vice President Cora Giles, Secretary -
They will meet on Tuesday evening raih'
er than Mouday that bsiug Good Ten
piars sveniog
The snail children will meet With Mrs..
Stlckuey 10 The Afternoon Tot = little en-.
crclse.
Adile Anard'. school ~ South Hiram
cioss.i Octobsr 18th. Sh. has two weeks
vacation, then goes 90 Porter Tor awlnief
term.
Flora Gc,chsll IL teaching In the fosg
District; Cora Gsichen In Denmark.
The clothing shops are rushing business
closing the summers work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
r.. BETHEL

Mrs. r. Bsau ani children, who have
been spending q number OF weeks With hel
mother. Mrs. T.. g. Perry, have returned
10 their home In Mess.
Georgie Blake, Charlie swan aud John
ME brown have gone on visit u Mess
all seeing the sights Of Boston Tor the nrs'
time.
T.. g. E.tss from Boston Il INV attend
log to III. business Affairs IN ihis place.
II. ID. Howe recently lost valuable COW
lie found Der In the pasture deal.
Miss Lena Williams IL spsniing lew
weeks At VI. Y Bsrtletts.
james " bartlett, and wife are visiting
relatives at Berlin Mllls-golng with heif
own team.
Social meetings are held 81 the church
every Sabbath evening, which are very 10
teresting
Ladies Sewing Society meets Nov. H.
with Miss May Howe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
WATERFORD

who couii w.sh for q more glorious 10
dian summsf than thi. October hriugs ~
The Wool. are an Hungarian rsphsody Of
enchAntiug color and light
This wssk your corrvsponient Vas ~
mipssd ~ sumner ~ nndiug q number Of
str.whsrri.-. NJ Ariy ripe. also q cluster oi
raspserri.s fully ripe and nearly a. good
a. those ripsnsi in their season.
:. W. Conb and family have moved 10
Norway. Mr. Cobb u . nne photographer.
Those Wishing good pictures would 90
vel by calling on swan 4 Cobb.
The sporting season l. a. ia height A
large shooilng match took place on the
gist. and our sh.fP-eycd Nimrod- sue.
cesded In bringing In large smouut Of
game. George Hspxood and COleman
Packard were chossn Tor Captains. Hap
Eooi's company secured 50i5 poluts ant
Packard'. g5SO We iudge ne vary deal.
reu. ~ The air vii soar high FOR The ~
1Aiudsr OF he season.
BF Sanborn hss rSiarned from Lin
inTton.
oar former blacksmith. L b sanbOru,
Ia 10 town.
Josiah Monroe i very feeble. . shor
time ago hi- recovery secemsd assured bni
i RON douttfal
F.F Horr has goue - Worcester, H.
tuv pstsut elder pres.
A social dance a. Village Val on The
ssh. for he b~usft % The South water
ford Haze Bal Nlne.
]. &. Gerry l. qalis feeble, he i COO
fnei % the hoase much OF the time.
W Mitchell 4. doing some Cue WORK,
painting
l. y Hapgooi has gone 70 Berlin. y II.
Tie IL Al work painting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
OXFORD

The N. T.. Suniay school gave an en-
,srtAlumeut Al welchville on THURSDAY
evening sith tshlsAux. oyster supper etc.
many from this place attending
co sunday. et'h. harvest sermon was
prrac he'd a. the NJ p church BY Rev. NJ
Bgram. The charch wss Decorated With
autumn leaves. booqusts. etc. fruits and
vegetables were arranged upon The stand
In great variety Ia The evening bar.
vet concert sAs giveu ~ The members OF
he Sunday school. amer which = collee-
ton "a. tsksn. TIE fand % be used In re-
paiflng The vsstry.
A ssries OF me-tlngs IL being held a. ihe
NE. church NJ. Hart, an evangelist,
and hi. sou. q musiclsu. assistng.
school In Dlstrict No a. IL In session.
taught Nv Neua Dudiey.
L. :. stone. conf.ctlouer. u no" pre-
par,d % furnish oysters ~ his custonsrs.
Parties are shipping app.es. George
Poor. william CAliwsll and others ar huy
log freely. We bear they ar paying ~ -
"a 81 Sd pr Dol Tor winter fruit
TIE Knights of Labor q. Welehsilie have
bought a lot 90 seth Ame-. and IL i re-
ported that they ~ili buili ball soou-
Snos fsll on Tuesday night for The sec
ont time this fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
ANDOvER.

Mrs. Sarah Prsl, Is to spend the winter
In Massachusetts With her daughter, Mrs.
Cssley.
Rev. s. s. York preached a. the Congl
church Sunday morning. the pastor, Rev.
a Rice, supplying ~ Upton.
The N. 4 Lsiies' Circle gave hull
corn supper a. Union Hall Friday evening.
The Merrill house. the Oldest building
10 town, now the property OF Hon. III. ".
Poor. IL being repaired.
J. n. Philbrick IL enlarging hls house
on Farmers HIll.
Cider making IL siill booming
We learn that DIR. Twitehell has bought
the Charles Msrston place, and that Nc.
Marstou will move 10 Paris.
wm. Gregg Loot his valuable totiing
mare kitty Webb" last week.
The light OF the Warrington mr. Was dis
tlnc,ly seen from this place.
"The season" for the lake steamers
closes this week. Tourists and sportsmen
have "folded their tents" and returned 10
winter quarters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
DENMARK.

Frank Ksnlson. who was Injured las,
week by q fall. Il recovering.
I'm smith has opened . millinery store
a. The rooms recently occupied by Dr.
Brosu.
sherman Hartford has been nnlshlng up
the Improvement. on hi. bullilngs con-
mencci BY his father, the late III. II. Hart
ford
Dr. Brown 3. ballilng . stable and
wooi-shsd, Mr.. Sanborn has charge Of
the loh.
Cyrus I Smith l. bulldlng an addition
% his house
Muried-In Denmark. by Rev. q r.
Aivord. Albion 4. Merrill and Mrs. Mary
Gilman, bath OF Denmark.
am Informed that Albert W. walker
has parchased the Ice house Al Sorvsy.
and /. io remove there and make Improve
msu,s AZ once. lie has served long sp'
prrnilseship a. the baslness In Boston and
understands 10 thoroughly.
Mrs. Frank VI. Giles confines vers
feeble.
Barnhsm & Morrill, have pail The farm
srs In full f1r ,hslf crop OF corn. Thls 10
The kiud Of firm 20 sell corn 70.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

And now the brewers, In nstional
convention assembled, have solemnly re-
solved that "business men engaged In
brewing. dis,iliing and selling liquors, are
respectable, lsw.abidlng and honest"
and deserve - be protected. though they
assent that "the low dives and disrepu.
table hsunts" where liquor IL sold, should
be suppressed. This win hardly 10. II
,s the fashionable drinking. places, the
"eilded Saloons" that makes drunkards
OF our boys, and not the low slurns that
are only the resort OF the besotted inebri'
ate. II either IL 10 be suppressed and the
other remain upmolested. protect the slow
dives aud disreputable haunts," AMI wipe
out Of existence the fashionable saloons.
but they are both bsd and work INFINITE
mischief. and equally deserve the exccra'
ton OF mankind. Beer-brewing and sell.
Ing respectable, forsooth No more thar
arson-spd robbery-snd Kindred crimes.
ana like them the entire business should
Be placed under the ban OF iaw.-Bidsio'
Noes.