Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
MEXICO.

Two years Ia succession We have had
warm New Years Day, with very little
snow on the ground. People ind fault
with The weather q great deal, bat now II
IL ~pariOnable. "wsy back" people lks
70 have q biz OF fresh meat, q few chicks
and perhaps = goose or two on hand, for
company n not for regular table use-bu'
the season thus Tar has not been just ths
Kind for that Kind OF food 20 keep we'll
too much warm weather; bad for wood
ard lumber dealers, also. Some sivants-
ges In u, however the dry wood.plle Ill.
mlulshes slowly. the hsy-mow does not
grow smaller 80 fast. slnk.spouts are not
"fro1en up 30 Omen, and teeth chatter
less.
Charles Lovejoy has returned from Dos
ton he has a nice t.year oil colt.
Lewis n. Reed purchased = quito wei
matched span OF horses OF Andrew Abbott
OF Andover recently.
The Oldhams Qilsrtwlll and Thomas)
have taken q JOB 10 haul some 500 cords OF
birch 10 the mill II East Peru they were
compelled 20 take q vacation the nrsi oil
the m~onth-tO0 little snow.
Cal Turner and George Wilson were here
last week looking FOR q heavy horse 10 70
place one they Lost through the Ice on the
lake while hauling hay.
Captain |. q. Virgin spent a few days
with US last week. lie IL o good a fcllow
% be . G~reenbacker.
some 20 couples from Canton and 4
number from other localities enjoyed .
dance Al National House Hall. Dlxnele,
New Years Eve. ola Folks Ball there.
Friday next n Hartford" IL there,
shall Try 10 be.
The only members OF the Brigade |
an quito sure I am acquainted with are
4" Hartford" Brown. OF way up country
and Isaac Randall OF Dlxdeld-he doesn't
get round with a communication onon
sorry that "TIartfori- deserts; leaving a.
he does perhaps IL not deseriion-only 70.
ilrlng. Anyway-"well done. good aud
faithful servant
BENJAMIN Eimands and wife from Weir,
y. II are here. -.
Amo. A. NOrthley and son have leased
"KlmbAll MILL for The term OF one wear
new shaniug. saws. etc, reaching them
by express. seems 20 indicate Improve.
meui In the mill. They are the right men
In The right place.
SIR. Cate from New Hampshire. brother
in.law ofH q And \. NJ. Virgin, With bis
wife Il here for a few weeks.
Young cattle are In grea, demand; can
not remember 90 great 4 call for calves
yeAriiugs, Ani 'two-year.olts with The
line drawn a. three years. ortn are no,
anilng really sale. ~.
BENJAMIN Storer bought a two-year-old
colt OF IlArtwsll Oldham, for which he paid
slg5.
Hosea Whitman bought II. W. Parks
"Smuggler paid $40 Tor him.
~ 4. Tucker has . yearllng colt, TOT
which be has been offered sioo.
J W. Richards lust paid Benjamin stor.
81 forty dollars Tor q four or i've months
old colt.
willard EIsimAn has sold q pair Of oxen
for siOO. 80 gain on them for the var
De had them. AMI be bought q good trade
when be got them
Charlcs Klmball wa. offered SIS Tor a
pair Of ycArllngs, ; l. feet glrih. Steers
hlgh-oNen low.
Hosea Whitman went 20 Canton the 'ih
With lied. came nom there with Wagon
loaded with steel And Iron fof our cant.
dog maker. CLARK Ilousiin. CLARK Will
make two 10 four hundred OF the dogs, Tor
which be ands ready market No good
farmer does without ~oue-ihey being an
extra article 70 handle stones With. and
an indispensable tAlng In handling heavy
wood.
Belle RimbAll r,sehed homs wednesday.
The eth inst
The rivers were higher Tuesday nlghi
than they have been since Dec is's
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