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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
HARTFORD.

We had our nr-t snow storm Saturday,
the 18Th. 20 the depth Of .ix ioehe- aud IL
came with = vengeance. The l3ih WAS The
d.y set apart for the winslow Packing
Company - pay the farmers Tor their
SWEET corn. You ought 10 have seen them
rush Tor the corn factory regardless OF th.
weather. They seemed 10 think "thc early
bird catches the worm" But last spring,
the esrly worm caught the corn.
y ManrOe from West Auburn, and q
Barrett OF Buckneli, have bought sbd
shipp-d . great portion OF the apples
raised 10 this vicinity. The farmers arr
beginning 10 think IL 1. better 10 sell their
spple. before they go Into the cellar. Tor
an apple that will now 20 FOR No. may
not the lst Of Jan.
The line school commences Nov. - and
will be- laugh, by the seisran teacher,
Scott Robinson. ". {.
America henson lost . hlgh-blooded
sucking colt last Tuesday. lie was chokei
"a death by getting tangled In the mares
halter.
II. A. Bleknell has been making sr.en-
slve repairs on bis barn this fall.
william Bloku.ll. your old Hartford cor
respondent. IL In very poor health; also bis
wife IL very feeble.
Tn. case between w. \. Bueknsm and
the Irl.h Brothers. In regard To colt, was
referred IN Judge Wilson. Carlton Gardner
aud Appleton VI ,son. The hearing was
Thursday and Friday, At Reform Hall,
Buckn-ld. The verdict will be made known
At the February Court
Arthur Sampson IL recovering rom ~
phOld fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
WEST REIlIEL.

Winter came this year unsnnonncei -
Farmers we're plowing Friday. AMI snuf'
dsv sl.ighs were running
Ms ID. \ Nay. OF West Milan, y. H.
made usa visit last week.
Miss Dora Dunham. Of Nahsnt, Mass.
ha. been visiting relatives AMI friends here
FOR three weeks.
The high Wind following the storm OF
SATURDAY threw distractions across The
road leaiiug ~ M,son aud Albany, mak'
log IL impossible for teams. aud m.uJ
were called oai on Monisy anil Tussi ~
To shovel passage through ,he huge
dfiNs.
The lyesum Ia 20 be held 10 the school
house on Thursday evenings, aad al are
invited 10 attend.
Ml.. Ells 4. briggs IL visiting relsslVes
In South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
DENMARK.

The drama was postponed I'll AMER
Thsuk.giylug. on account Of the storm.
There Is - be . hall, Thanksgiving. al
old Fellows Hall; music BY wsrren's Or
chestra.
The odd Fellows Lodge In this place
contains IS members, and Is constantly
gaining la numbers and ,ficiencJi about
oue-h.lf belong 10 the Relief
Sanborn & ingalls, are making repairs on
their saw abb grist mill.
Az. Bradbury is buying birch 10 saw
into spool strips. Bat very little birch has
been cut here since the clothes pin factory
shut down.
st. Jewett IL doing q good JOB OF grad
Ing around his house.
J. G. Hodge l. making extensive rep,irs
on bis bulldogs; Is also doing something
In the clothing business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
STATE PICK UrS

A report O. uufdsr To- NJ 'osbeid
..mh.r camp lacks cotffmaii1u. sni =
frooao'y false.
The storm ofa week ago Wa qllie So
verr along t1ecosst, al consiielAoie JAN
as done % shipping.
Ataspscih town me,ting A. Farming
I'm Ii -. voted o. raise sum not n.
r.rf.ar a. COO flr ne plrchAse 20 q steam
.rc englne ani appliances
.s,sn.vsar.od BOY. son % George
Grover. on ir'o ksiu- % boiling Saisf
AZ rtIIn.. VI nfsY. snd Sss 80 badly
s.it,i ihai be- cicd iu - hour,.
r.sr Gsrhsrluo. ssed q, snd M,fy Poi.
t-.. eyed Isl $50 Italians ~ho bad eiupfd
rn Lgru. ssr~ act Sstk arrested IN
t.s..for. GsrDuluo on = warrant To- A.
f.u.
ID. -trort q ne Ssnfv River Railroad
81. ssa.1re'us sboat o. pc csut larger
rarfhaf of the pfvviou. var. Consider
60 ,rp-rss - o-su pat into improve
r.ti. .u iae road ost dufiog ne yeAf.
Is--.rrion usrrosiy escaped sno'hsr
t.ssrna. ere Frisv ui<nt TIE nfr
s,trrf In the stiic % the Sioiisfi hoas-,
&C. CHrr.rtf'y GATED NE taII'inr. tat
frrtfrl f.riler. -. aooui - lll
%. ,rraI report ~ ths Bfidgiou sut
St.. Ht.r Kslrusd stoss That ~ n't
si-r rs. 90 the yesf have ben stt ,lstt
o. rlr frr nneraflug sxp~usr-. TIE intrfr't
Cr CO. Cot mnrigsgv nOnts ani cave =
49, -. of .. So
,t...,r Roads OF B.iisfort vas pr
F.r..f r.m marrying ssCoud site 10
I-rsrf b. hsfa~ifr iu Blfisfori o.
So. .n Dol haf nesn msrriei Anpai yrar'
t.t st.i s1e 50 rpiug o. 81 divorce
e. t- t,agght bel hsi a rishi - De mA'-
rrtfgtl
a rr-r..p1atsnt % The MluHi Hfscr
L~ reports thst ~hiie Nsltvr N"uos
l. >.rrr. q 10y seventeen year. Oh, -.
r..tn. n .n1 pn.rs fftsen shuts serv nf'd
e. Ord ty tlr~s m-u. sPpsfyutY Tor ia1
A....r 10y ~ flurt-su, 49, snoui o. -
trf to a frre ~ TO uutuosu ucn, n'ii
s.t--i i,rm assy ~ a. screams. Con-
rg III tt~.e times 20 slsyiug sarfeus'
t.sr 0lfragss have cslscf no liilr 81
tirrslt .l t1eir vicinity.
N.Farani. the accomp.ice % Graves 10
f.. rlrIrr of 10 game sArisu-, rrinrn-i
t 10 a.n- ou Saufsy uight ne lsih
'r.f. as gave tlm.sf up o. me oflcsf-
So s-rr there sss'tiug hin lie Va
tttrr AZ once to th- til ~ VI ichiss. IL
49, s.trr hearing ou Tuesday, suf co n
rti-f fhout bail IL as iuclinsi u
ttk rery Iite ahoat Crave, ssYiug tat
POI parted wIt1 him early 10 ths s~sk. IL
s',.lghi Graves las gone i0sards Cin'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
LOWELL.

NJ J. Dow lsciur,d a. the village on
Tuesday evening and Al the Centre on
"Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Sand. has been qal,e sick
vita fever but IL now gaining.
Porter Ksnssion cot bis foot quite badly
rccsnily
Mrs Qslnt has been very sick lately ba,
IL bow better.
Albert Kimball and wife and Seth Hutch
lps ani wife have been visiting 10 Boston
The Chri.ti,n circle met Tuesday With
Mrs Elwsll Andrews.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23

Have h,i q hlg snow storm-ien lnehss
hl-roafs wsr, Impossible for two days
70 rslus today aui The pfospsci looks
gloomy fnf good travelling Al present
oar school clmmsncei lhls week The
teacher 9. Row sick All lsi ior home this
mofulrk
Much stock remains unsoii; prices rule
- low that farmers hsffly Ike 10 eel nov
sheep hsse sn,i bstter ttis fall than Tor .
- years psst
Nj. Dora Dlnham i stopping q, y. O..
MlIl.'s
George u ard Arthur Morrill, have .s'
% hou.skssp.ug all by themselves. TIE
yo1ug fo'k. male them surprise party.
TUESDAY hight think they bad oly coed
time.
l. n Tyler. A q. Lovsliy All y. II
Tyler have haf johs Of pl,sisflng done. 4.
Nssnu dn.- the work.
The DENocK,r grows brighter each
wtek-nl pun but fact
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
NEwRY

TIE stow storm % lat Friday night va
r,mukshlc fof ihr season; the weather
was MILF. 90 frosi ln th~ grouui, aui this
~ batch 90 -now sas surprise % eSefy
one Stock of al kiofs have - he houssi
srt Ca. snf many 10 onr farmrr- AZ hos
wrs.iirg wlth the 9run.sm ~hAi io 90
with ttsif surp.us caitir--iu other words.
hnw O. cot down their live stock q tn
amount of friirr CO.. hand There ssems
o. hs 80 LITTLE cal f1r cattle that msnH
have vainiy waited % pol Interviewed ~
.irgi~ nuNrr
EB Kaspp sri We ~ this town. sni
, l-.ph Kuspp 90 B-thei. ~sut at friisy
O. B,ron o. visit ihsir agyd father, Ani
th.Ir brother. rv.ifing there a. ihey srni
-ita wagon. 10 iooks =. though NY might
auf hsrf rosi. on their rstaru. The Ninh
a. hio~n fnr thr~e tsys, ani ihcrc ar
some deep drin. fof NDvemner.
TIE lagg.fs are inprosing TIE early
s.eiiIus % move treir supplies, aud IN
tote i-sm. have been thick GA the ROAD
since Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
ALBANY.

widow Mary fernaii, whose husband
died In the army. has gone 10 spend The
winter with friend. In Lowell.
Amo, N. Barker ant wife celebrated the
thlrtisih anniversary % their marriage on
The lCih lost Ani gave their fflsnis
reception Al Camningss Han. Many
pfeseui. were made AMI general good
tlms sui ,ysd ~ large company
The Congregational Ladies circle me,
wsine-isy with Mrs. Amo. q. Bean, and
spout the afternoon aud evening.
n y FOSTER has decided - "fun" bis
Blacksmith shop this Water be hNs qllie
q contract FOR making logging sleds Tor
A. T. kslliher
Where l. our friend Hartford, yoat for.
mer corc.ponienli IL u we'll With hlmi
Let noi OF acqlalnancc Do forge, T..
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Z. RHTHRI.

Winter came upon Us al OF q Sudden ard
Ia cool earnest Al are now busy pre-.
p,ring for Thanksgiving.
& Frost AMI Sophia Robert. o,nvassei
this part % the town, selling tickets Tor
muslcal concert, also coarse of Lectures,
io be delivered AZ Hanover the coming
season
Charles CROSBY. from M.sssehuseits. has
been stopping a. \. J. lIowni's. looklpg
aftsi q stock farm.
E., Bethel Sewing Society meets Dec.
"a with Mrs. A. ". Bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
STATE or MAINE.
suFaraE JUDICIAL CorGr.
CIIaKis OFFICE. Nov IN, ~

sUFaEaE JUDICIAL toist,
CLIHK's OFFICE. Nov IN, issD
D.po.ltioa 81 sppeAlsd eases All iatttm.at.'
antsr the lass In uiation 90 he sale ~ loio., T.
Lux iaaogs. Al the tenn ~ TIE sup enc jail
sial Coart. holien Al fsris, siifla al ~ ne
County % Oriofd, on ne ssc0ad Tuesday Of %
st,ts 80 M.ins W. Je.fs y. fsrsr Common
seller. 18Th a. AuaHusd. pea, rot SSH
Iri.l: verdict not suilts rsspooisni 80 'chsk-l j.
state a Naine ss Orfn stNeas tpmm ~
sel ~. 3ih a.. ATrsisuei pleas Nole e9e.e.sss
Finsd eco snd csss tsxsd Al $3.50.
Tis. All cost. paid Ne, posisht sshsrgei.
rtsfs o. MalGs We. Georsc N J0ass tam'n"n
seller. SIN A., frslgnef. rles, fuiHy. neei
sIt0 and cosis. taxed At o., el-il' ~. fine AMI
sSst. aid fesIohdsnt die hsrgsd
STATE ~ Malice W. iieary } CSf.er. Ccmmoa
.il.r. sth a. a.'Aisn~i pies, ut slhiy; III
a. plea ., uae 81. pies ssiltY. finsd 600 "a
oe.i.. '.sei at ssi-tlS' 90. ZINE Ani oo''' pA'a
s,.ls q, Name W. Cotton Fiilo'i. COMMON
s.llst slh a., sralsasf plea. spio Iost-nife.
Fined sIuo ard c1sts, taxed a. tio-tllo ~, fine
AMI eD.ts paii TtsgJnsisnt iiseh dxei
state 81 aalas W. Charlss "a. Harris. Con
man seller. Oh a. srraisusdi pea, yn,hy'
riasd sloo aud costs. tsNsd ~ - "a 4 I'M
81 q aad cests paiii rsfp1ndent discharged.
stsIs 81 Name W. Auiss N Austin. Coa@on
.slsr On H.. araished PIES, sulliy. fihesi
sIOO ana cO.Is t.Net o. siO-tii0to fiae sni
cOst. paid; respondent q chssei.
stsis Of Msiss ". hfsksl y Jaeksoa' c@n
mon seller. Oh a., suaignei pies, galy
flbei 10 snd ct. tsNei al st3-t rs %. fite
.sd eOst. paid Tesposdeat dschAfgsi.
state Of h,lssv, trslisiE y.essos. Nsl'.sss'
gh d. sraixned pes, suui!' fiaed ~
rtae of Msias, by oompisial, ". Jessph
IIols. isiOnicsiiSn. Ap9sliAAI lNh d. nj
Pros.
prssi.les. OF Chap. ~. Sc. '. las. q ne st.,s
OF Name approved aaei Glh, A. q. ls.3.
Attest ALBEIT =. AUSTIN ,ihhk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
EAST PERU.

II Il quite wln,sri.h, We hsi about six
Inches OF snow on the i3ih inst. aud II h
quite good sielghing
frauk Kidd-r has bought him large
yoke ~ oxen, over SEVEN fest, aud he hiss
-oid hts foar-year.oli Messenger colt lie
hss last spring colt, sired nv Daniel
Booae." that he has refused si0o for.
Roscoe Bsbb OF Canton Mountain has
leased the Warren Curtis farm for year.
AMI moved on 20 n.
q. 7. Piper l. going TO buy birch here
AGAIN this winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
HEBRON.

Las, week forty members OF the Grange
gave q farewell party to Mrs. w. A. Bart
lett. who Is soon TO leave for wyoming
Territory. The community regre, her de.
parturr, as she has been very useful here.
DR. Sturtsvsnt. accompanied by MS vile
aud child, visited relatives here last OF The
week. Mrs Sturtevant Was . member OF
the Class OF IS.
The chief business OF the place At pres
cot IL selling spples. The trader. MI.
Glover, has sent large supply TO Mass,
and Il still busy.
w. X. Morton closed his class In draw
Ing Tuesday.
Five hundred Semssisrs came wednes
day. and are nearly all sold at CSC. Tor two
copies. ID
Mrs. Dodge. OF sedgwiek. IL visiting OF
Rev. G. y Hsrisn's.
Mr.. Hsrdsn's time is fully occupied. ~
ne IL To preach at Mechanic Falls three
Sundays In the month aud st West Minos
one. lie IL q very active pastor and they
are very fortunsts In securing his services
for Sunday Afternoons.
q. u Record and wife OF Mouctou. N d.
spent Sunday. Nov. II, with friends here
Mr.. Record 10 . grandson OF Rev. John
Thpp. and bis childhood Was spent Ia
Hebron. About 1910 he went TO New
Bruins wick. and for many years has beer
one OF the prominent citizens and ousinesi
men Of Moncton. Q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23

A v.st Oh Dr Grssu's Lsnoraiory' A.
NlotFurY. y pa couNidsrshIy charged
clr t.tN-. al especially oar pr lii,es
m regard io Nhst sre generally huoNn a.
s,arisrf patent medicines. or coa'se
- are gfflcg o. thst So Ia lie Nhtn ~
A. Forced to couciuts Llfs itsslf = ham-
lg. srf naturally distIg.t anything h.'
1ts ult - ih.tood loug and tried sxP'fi
errr.. brirx phy-icisn | had The cert
ps.'Y fo kuus hos such q sale ~ tSo mol
ia. Fffpsraii0us could D. Sustained Tor 30
ntrY yssrs The perfect sJrtsm uPou
.c1 the business L. conducted. sud ne
pharmaceutical arrangements Tor the msn-
a'tcilfe of ths iso recipes With which Se
Hrre msfe sCQgairtei. arr son isuiy
convincing % a. thst the AUGUsr fLowEE
~ bisptp.ia and Liver Complaints, aud
bnscHEKs GERNAN S1KUF Tor Throat and
Llrg Il0lb.ss. ssrs iOr The complslns
1ry are recommended, mott exceilenl
remedies. and Only regret that In much OF
car practice. medical ethics preveut o-
ifum prsscriniug then sithOat making tbe
ilfuulss p1huc- When Ne we're shown
d grsst qnsutity OF voluutAry letters hsv.
I'd oesn forwarded Dr. Grveu. ron al
p,rts ~ he country. sud from all classes
~ people. lawyers. minister's and dOctorr,
eiviug adsscripiiOn % their silmsnts, tss-
unouisls 90 thsir currs. etc. feel lis~
s,dofsiug Dr Gresu's suggestion that tn~
Sovvrpm-nt seevpt such ss'u.ole formo-
a.. and ncsrss them for general Use ~
sisisE Protection b ~ Inventor SAN a.
psisut- generally -Cspief fruu Nslr lork
OTsggists' Circuiar % OF. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23

Comfy or OXFORD. .-Bsard Of Coanty
Commlssiouefs. set session, iS>l held ~ al.
lsaumsst Nov. l. is-t ,,
Cp0n the for, psiiti0n ,ssisiartorJ evidence
naylng been received that the peiiioner % ~
stsa.ibis snd that inquiry ihio the merits OF ne
apCileatiOn IL ekpedisat.
A. Orisrsd That the Coanty Commissionsrs
meet AZ the siors 0l l.. tiles, 81 Hast bfosn.
asls, 90 Tussiay the tlh dAy Of Dec nsnt, atoof
the o'slOga a. n ant theuce procesdto fsS ths
route msuti1nst In sd pstiuoai immsis,sy
aftsf When vs. hearing 81 the Taftiss snd thsu
tnss.s. stli b. hsd a. some ooassuisut plses In the
tlcuty al sach other measure. taksa Ia the preml
80. a. The eommis.i0esrs shall gadge pfopsf' AID
Ia 4 further oriered that NOTES Of the uas, place
.as rsrto.s of the Comai.siOasrs' mssiinf sf0re.
sail b. si,sa 10 all psfsons sni corpor.tioes In.
tsrs.sd b. csssing sttsssi copies Of said psiitioa
ana of mi. order thereon ~ be ssfvef upoa ne
1,,k of the town OF Brosufeld. abt
si.o to.lsd ~ la three putlic Places
IN isd TOYS, sad puonsesd thre
.esl. tuceessivslJ IN The Osiofi Demo
cfat, newspaper printed al fafis, In the
.iCounty of Osfofd lhs hfst OF SAID psbllc.iions
.od earD - the Otllsr nOtlces ~ - msie, s<fNed
aof poss AZ least thirty days bsf0rs s.ii tins 81
ms.tIsf 10 the end that al psrsOas sai zorro.
fstion. nay then aud there appear ADD shes
eaass ID any thsy have, ~hy the prayer Of ssif
.. titloasf sh0ald aOt % ffanisd.
Affect ALBEIT >. AUSTIN, Cleft.
A true copy OF .ala rssili0a and order Of sosrs
AIts.t. ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Cisrh.
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MEXICo

Darius Mitchell -. buried last Sunday.
sam Archer sni X A. Siiier Allied =
f.-r Issi "Wednesday nat weighed dressed
80 .'. Kiidsr pridici portion 81 tn
meat A A. WoIiairy Killed der a lev
fsV~ $50.
NrthA Parsons l. sufsflns severely
Win a sorv hand.
reported thst The k'mhall NIL prop
cry has changed hsni.-F & Richard.
h.ius The Purchaser % = bali Interest
therein.
Husry G. Park l. % tesch The winter
term In th~ Corner District of this town !
th- school j. % cOmmcncc Monday, TIE
81 Inst
Hiram Richards l. teaching In The Dorr
District Esta a. Park In the bfadesn
u..tfict
Jlhu n Fiaeg. Who Vas sick Tor neAry
M wh %. 81 lsst Siut~r Ani slppl rtsi ~
ths sap~n-s 90 the town, has paid TIE to"h
To- fall fof The sxPeuse therefor
SFARKEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
MIDDLE IYTERvALE lBrrnrIl

Died In B-thsl. ~ s S,bborn., samuel
Rains. sg,d ~ years Ills daughter. Mrs.
: ,nhoru. attended the body AZ Wilton
Mills. y n where bis wife was buried. She
IA. cared FOR her father faithfully since he
has lived with Der. She has shown herself
= Christiau more In act than word. y. ii.
psper- please copy
ID NJ KimDall attended the salvation
Army meeting A. Lewiston the lsih. The
g.r-ral On .sr- were present
Ms. EuIa Russell Is stopping al Frank
Ra-sells.
The slelghlug Is quite good here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
w. SUMNER.
Rather poor travelling.

Rather poor tFaveIIng.
School commenced here Nov. ~.
George X. Palsiier has retained from
Mass.
Money seems to be little more plenty
just at present
Fsrm.rs made . mistake selling their
apple. quite 90 early.
X. r. Bowker has . nice horse for sale /;
anyone In want Of Zoe driver would do
we'll 10 give him call.
WIN. Chase IL repairing hIs mill, which
win benefit his trade very much. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23

W. hsi quite snow storm last ssiur-
dsy. The ij'h. 81.
p,rlu. Mitchell passed away the lsih,
4, ~ N. rralltie. % an unseen world
O,s thiug the mourning frieod- hssr 70
comfort thsm-he has gone h. so u ~
.nd msy IL b. theirs also. No Miensl'
w.s baru To the year ISL on me = acc
,e.r. n. del aui hsd always lived. Mrs
uitchell wishes "a extend Der many thsbk-
~ h,r aiud friends and nsighoors who
.x,-nded helping hand In her late severe
trouble. ~.
We are ha,lng good meetings here. Ihe
.,irit ~ the Lord IL AZ work Ia this pl,es.
.od nav he work coutinue until they al
come 10 the Savior.
n /. suowisg gate hard to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
Upton

Winter cane unexpectedly and appears
a. though II had come to stay. About 10
Inches OF wet snow fell Saturday. which
was follovci by an oli'fsshlouei three
days blow
George Brown sni wife left Bethel, FIJI.
DAY, intending % 20 20 Colebrook. but
thinking discretion the better part OF val
or" he len his wagon In Upton and re-.
turned 10 Bethel With . sleigh.
G. y Ryerson took his teams Into The
wool. Monday.
Walter Evans passed through hi. town
With teams, supplies, and men Tor Grafton
where he will Try bis luck once more 10
the woOfs.
John Moses OF colsbrook took . drove
OF .nssp and lambs from here wednesday.
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Z. SIMMER.

Frank l.. Barrett iosisi two cars With
apple. AZ sumner station on Friday sui
Saturday last lie has sent shout 100
barrel. from IVES, Paris aui has 300 more
engaged. lie will probably follow up The
bushes. Tor some time.
We hear that Rev. Sir. DesVlns vii re-
main q few sabbath. more with the B,p-
list Church AZ E,s, Sumper.
Us IIodgdon has nov quite full stock
% good. and IL adding thereto.
Business continues active a. ). Z. liealis
dowel vofks.
The Ramfofd Falls 4 Bueknsld Railroad
COmp,ny have pot their line In sfcellsni
condition Tor winter. and everything goes
promptly and safely.
Remember tie minl.ier sni editor on OF
before Thanksgiving Day. si0cuM
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BYRON.

DIed-In RoIbury, Nov. islh, Darius
Mitchell. sged IS years. Elder Mitchell
e. he wac familiarity called, leaves q VII.
aud daughter aud sister IN mourn hls loss
n. Taylor. OF byron. was called Ia si'sod
the funeral, ani spoke from John Niiso
Elder IIersum read selections OF Scripture
and Elder Tllson offered prayer. A sooily
number OF friends and nelghDors met With
The beresv~i family 10 weep with those
who weep
W. A. Knspp OF E.s, Dixnsld. j. A.
Kn.pp, his twin brother. OF Bethel, and u
d. Kaspp OF Neury. with their wives, Wis
tied friends here recently.
A. \. Young LAST Saturday foand . Usher
In oue Of hl. traps. aud his dog eiush, a
fox the same day.
n n. Msrden and 4 Taylor have each
taken Usher lately.
Deer are quite abundant In the woods
q number have been seen lately.
There 10 10 be abipilsm al Baekneh iilh
Saturday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
LoCKYs MILLS.

Carrie Rad arrived home the 18Th from
K-ut's nm. where has been s''sso'os
school
Mr.. Roscoe Cummings IL slnkieg rsp
lily. Sh- can Nv, but few days
The spool mill has been shut dowu ~,
yawr-k FOR repairs; u viii starr again
10 morrOs. 49,
Th.r. /. ~ he . Ball aud Coneeri al 'hs
NJ. Ahrsm Thanksgiving nignt
Gllaert G, fii has bought st"ojss'-o''
P.,chsD colt
Ne ard Ms. Lewis Brysnt have rs
ta,n,d HON. from Lowell, Msss., wnsi'
,esy hsvs been on . visit 10 Mr.. bfysn''
brother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
ROyBURY.

A very succs..fal lycsum was held a,
the clos. % The school Ia District No. u,
with the usual variety ~ exercises, In
clailng th- discussion % The qissilon-
"whsthsr var ~ iutsmpsr.nce eases TIE
more misery | have NOS material Tor .
fall report Another W. held Nov IL.
IL would save . world OF trouble Ia coll
lecior. sni much cost ~ uon resident tax
payer. N each 81 the latter would have
some place In town where he might loOs
for hl. tsk.blll and leave The moaey 10 pay
hi. tai waea b. thlnk. OF u.
Euy winter hs, taken the farmers un'
,wsrc.. Some % them were noI qalle
ready.
III. Tils1n. . mlnl,tsr from Cinsis,
Il here 10 hold meetings.
KoXHuRr roSp.
The farm baliilng. OF A. l. Merrill were
burned on The morning OF Nov. 10 MI.
Merrill w,s alone ~ The time, sni The NE
caught la some way from The kltc 1su stove
~ lower part OF The chimney while he VA.
q, The barn. Though be hal plenty OF VA
ter near, IL was beJ oni his control when
he wAs warned by the smoke. No animals
were bafuei except pig. Besides Tbs
stock no hing WAS saved from he build
logs hot one chalr. A strong vlnd VA
blowing. lie loses all hi. crops aud neat
~ everything bat The clothes he wore
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
NORWAY LAKE.

Sielghlng - very poor. Loaded team.
have b-eu obliged 20 change funnFfs TOT
wheel. h~r~ la 0rier - 81 ~ the village.
TIE outside % {. A. Stspaers's ne"
i.uIlfing 0. ussrlv competed.
Harry Wooi Who hss been slck wita W
phnIf fever. 49, SEQ oct W~ins-dsy
Emsrsou Kilgore thinks OF ka'ing ne"
n ,ausy huiIt In hi~ hou's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
n,.-,al.. cs..iy. os--...l...,.. :. s-.i

N, ~ Hpaeratis Coasfy tc-sississ<rs. ~ a,i
~ a. C0safy = Offorf Stale n hass<.
We. ne ardsr,isnsd. inhsb tAai. of ne to.n %
Rr.~sarld sni ViclsHY, rep emily repgessnI
49, tonnty roat L. " anted besianlnf ~ NE
Ia1stlon of The CoantY rad lssiins from Brosu.
aris. al0rtsaii, o. i~amsfs. 9Th the travelled
wsy from cad Bro.unslt tsnire N ne foftiAaf
al Ofdensburs Rsufost stati0u. IN sad tSvu
- uro.uaslf, an runnlnE past sal rail rod
tai N aad The dselins OF sst hanisl " ~ 70 The
.w.is rost - caliei. from fr ebufs 70 Hiram, 81
a point nearly opposite snail house 0~nsd ~
Va H. -tlrlnsy. We. therefore, fsqasss zoe 10
loe.te aui sstAblsh said rad. 90 saca part thsrs-
a. q. no your lsfsmsnt the putiic eoaFenlsnos
sni necessity isqalTe. And {. In fsiJ bound vin
ever pray.
WM H. sIIIksEf.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

wlntsr has cone down on ". like .
wolf on ths fold SOM ten inches OF
snow fell On Saturday and Sandsy.
W. l. Pickett has moved no - John OF.
sou. for the winter. ficss,, & Olson have
q loeging ioh np Abbott Brook
Pvrley Pilot L. laid up with q cot foot.
q Z. R1b1lus'- teams have gone up 10
Psfsertosn The past week.
Me-. Joseph Wheeler has gone up 10
COOK for her husbands crew In the woods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-23
No. FRyIBURG.

GreenlAw q Russell are soon 10 dispose
o, their entire stock OF goods al paolle
auction. NJ. Gfe-niaw l. - establish .
large sale work shop NJ fytburg village,
employisg 50 or GO hands.
Rev Mr willisms occupied the pulpit
At N, North Rryebarg ehsPel on sandsy'
Nov. itih.