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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-26

sHILOH'S ylTALIZER is what you need for
Constipation. Loss of Appetite. Dizziness. and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle. For sale by H. Is. Cochran,
Druggist, No. l39 North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-26

Oss BOTTLE EXPECTS CURE.-Mr. Oscar T.. ID.
Koch, OF Allentown, Pa was bcdfast with In.
nammatory rheumatism In the winter OF 1855.
Doctors could do nothing to relieve him. He
commenced using Gross Rheumatic Remedy.
BY the time he had used halt bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottle
he WAS cured and has not had return of the
disease since. In his own words. 81 feel better
than ever before" Price q. by all druggists.
fAbs and Nj WAF
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-08
CANCER CURED.

DR. II Brandom one of the Twin Brothers, pays
speciaI ttentit 10 the treatment OF Cancer having
treated large number of with universal sue
the dread disease Cancer that feel that can
cure YOU if not too far gone. Call before the system
becomes impregnated with the cancer virus No
money required until cancer is removed.
will refer you to few cases treated ana cured
Herman Funke. Wichita, Kan; Arthur J. Anderson
Rome Kan: Easton Whitten; Rome. Kan: Adam
Wolf oatville, Kan: Henry Rhiens oatvil!e, Kan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
HIRAM.

90 April Is, Frank W. Gould and wife
celebrated their silver wedding a. their
residence. Nearly two hundred friends
and relatives attended In the day and even.
iug. All had . grand good time, and len
a large number OF valuable presents for
which they have the sincere thanks OF the
family.
Mr.. Daniel W. Sanborn IL recovering
from dangerous attack OF typhoid pneu'
mOniA.
Onlytwo deaths have occurred In Hiram
during the nrst four months OF ls-6, In
population OF lts3.
John u Osgooi has returned nom bis
winters JOB At Albany, ". II.
Captain Thomas %. Springs wife IL
boarding At Marshall W. Springs; her
husband will remain In Chicsgo I'LL fall.
The Selectmen have bought road ma
chine for about s2i0.
Rev. Madison X. Mabry and wife are
visiting his relatives IN East Hiram.
Erastus Storer has thoroughly repaired
and painted bis house.
Hon. WIN. Bean OF Denmark passed
through Hiram the %. on bis way 10 the
Maine General Hospital with his wife. she
has lame hand. and he has not recovered
from his lung troubles OF last winter.
Joseph Bu,ierfeld, aged Sc, IL again
shout our streets. afsr long confinement
20 the house.
A cherry tree on the farm OF Lllewellyu
A. wadsworih blossomed on the "a Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
CANION

A. Hsyford. Esq who recently received
the appointment ~ Postmaster a. Canton,
has moved into Hollis block. where he has
q very nice once fttsd ~.
N. IN. Burbank has leased the old Brett
stand ant hal part OF 10 remodelei Into
store. where he has moved bis business,
which bal outgrosn his previous quarters
y \. Gibbs. Esq.. has moved bis law
Office from over ID. Braif0ris store n j..
W ThOmpson's bulldlng. where he has
much better accommodations.
The Canton Lamber Co. are sor,lng logs
AZ their boom. aud will commence saving
very soon. This Company have male sx'
tsnslVe repairs and improvements In their
MIL The past two months, and will have
better facilities Tor turning out good lum.
hsr thsn ever before. They will say -
90 90 this season.
Nlss Ab1le c. Blckusii. CAnton's popu.
Jar mllliosr Is 10 Boston, selecting her
sumner goods.
} W Thompson has Jest CITED oai .
complste printing ofice, with al the mod
eru styles % type.
The gravel Train has been started on The
Rlmfori Falls A Buckdeid Railroad BY The
euisfprlsing Superintendent l. l. Lilo.
coin. Esq. lie calculates 10 keep The roAi
IN frst class condition. a. also the engines
ant cars. which ar receiving their snnuAl
coat % paint from The Artistic brushes OF
; 4 Resell and = A. Parsons.
The Ladies Relief Corps advertise Ball
on The iith Inst At Grange Hall
e. n LaeAs l. building an addition -
hls store ant machine shop, % accommo-
tat. his growing manufacturing business
The wlnslow Packing Company have
commenced making cans AZ their factory
here. AT The cars will be maize AZ this
place TIE coming season. which gives EN-
ploymsut % tofen OF The boys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
ANDOVRR.

Ten persons united with the Congrega
ilouL Church last Sundsy-seven by pro
frsslou and three by letter.
The friends OF Rev. A. T.. Psrlin are
much disappointed In bis appointment 70
= new charge for the ensuing year, a. his
return 10 this pace was confidently en-
pectei.
Homer Cutting has gone 10 MassAehu'
seiis 10 work FOR the sumner. ;. Akers 4
Sons arc 10 carry on his farm.
The following officers were elected Al
The annual meeting OF the Andover Ayr
Association. held on The tth
President. J. o. rslboi. Vice President 81. ~
poor. SECRETARY. 4. 2. foor, Treasurer. John
C.li-ell. Trustees. frei =. -miih. sidney Ab
i1ii. lisin Caldwell. Charles Proctor. IL. ID
ukns0a. - .
A Pair IL IN be held, the date OF which
was 10, decided. The list OF premiums Is
10 be made up and announced ~ once.
The annual meeting IL 10 be holden the ~
Tuesday In March hereafter.
The Congregational Ladies Circle met
with Mrs. J. Edward Akers Tuesday even
ing last
A bear Was seen a, South Anioysr few
days ago.
Ye SHERMAN l. abroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
HEBRON

Rev. Mr. Richardson Il In town this
ve.k. 81 arr glad IN see his familiar face.
Prof J. y Moody spent SATURDAY uighi
with hls father. who Il Improving slowly.
Ezra Marshall l. much better.
Mrs. Robinson. ~ Otsasli. has been
spending sfesda with her mother, Mrs.
{. G. CushmAn.
Rev. Mr.. Harden Of Seigviek. preached
here Sunday. "a Inst. lie was very much
liked ami Il i hoped that grea, 'for'
will b. made by the church and society 20
secure hi. services.
Farmers are beginning 20 plant Mr.
Turner hA. peas up.
Abhle Hlbbs Z. jabllAnt over = Msy.bas-
kei containing . small owl. which Mrs. q.
W eastman will sief Tor her.
The er.i dAnisllou OF the season picked
to-day (3thl
Grass Ani leaves are growing hnely and
everything l. spring like. bat The weather
which l. decidedly unpleasant with cold
Wind. c.
May Day was celebrated by sump,uous
basket picnic a. The town house. Amer
dinner the older people were Sufficiently
CAV and festive % play chase The sqnir.
rtIs ml0A 70 tue NctlAut " ~ lFf-'hE
Rev. c. y Harden Of Sedgwick, delly'
cred an Interesting discourse, Sabbath
forenoon. and conducted prayer meeting
In The evening, many are DESTROYS OF en-
gaglug his services Asp,sior of TIE church.
Monday the village became cheerful by
The return % the students. The school
numbers foriy.two. q larger number OF
students than have even been present dur
Ing = summer term.
"Wednesday the annual meeting Of the
Trustees occurred. and every member
was present; much Interest was mani
tested in erecting . suitable school bald.
log, aud Juige Bounsy, Rev. \. ID. Rich
ardson aud Prof Sargent were chosen .
COMMITTEES 30 Aiieni 10 the work. Seventy
I've dollars were given 70 The Improvement
OF the apparatus, and forty dollars FOR far
ni.hlng seats Tor the chapel
The business committee on the Semester
have no, only paid their own bill for The
eve hundred pahllshed this term, bat have
settled for last falls deficiency. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
DENMARK.

Mrs. J. W. Colby has returned from bel
visit 10 Deering aud Boston.
George Walker has gone 70 HAyefhill.
Lsrkin Jordsn and wife are going 70
live with Zebina whitney.
q. W. Gray and wife are In Sanfrsnels'
co. where they will stop week or more.
Charlie Pingree and wife went TO Salmon
Falls last Thursday; Charlie is 70 work 10
a livery stable, and his wife In hotel.
Ernest Gilman has sold his nice colt 70
l. A. Ingslls.
The Odd Fellows gave dance aud sup.
Der At odd Fellows Hall, May night. About
nry couples took part In the dance snc
over one hundred single supper Tickets
ver, sold; Coles Orchestra from Cornish
furnished the music.
The last winter loggers have been hsv'
ing their timber surveyed the past week
George Colby had 1900. Almon Pingre'
Tao. 600. c. Is. Smith ii2, 900. RUFUS Ben
pe,t 81, 0Oe, Nelson Themes c5.SOO, snc
John Colby $1,000.
Mrs. Mary Gilman goes 10 Livermore
this week, 10 work In the cheese factory
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
FRYRBURG.

Mr.. Russell and Miss A. y. Page re
turned from Maiden on Saturday Miss NJ.
Mathews, OF Csmbridgeport, came Win
them.
Saturday. ist inst, WAS Arbor Day al
the Academy, aud . number OF trees were
sc, In the ground. and the work Is stu go
ing on.
DIR. Howard vose. OF Calais, spent The
sabbath with his sister, Mrs. DIR. Lsmson.
Nat Walker received severe irJury "
his hand while leading out bis eow-h.d
the rope no, parted he might have lost bis
hand.
SIR. Richardson has been kept from
school . few d,y, ~ illness, ba, Is now
out sgAln.
The kalsomining OF the Congregations
church IL finished and the woodwork Is
being vanished.
A X Jenness and wife and Miss Sarah
Osgood are visiting Mrs. ia daughter In
Nova Scotia.
Mrs. A. A. Ressenden, who has been
boarding at Miss Pages during the winter,
hiss gone 10 her sister In Gorhsm.
Miss Morse OF Ohio lectared at the swe'
denborgian church on Thursday evening
she IL highly recommended ~ "a elective
Temperance speaker.
The Coug1 Circle met with Mrs. Z.
Gerry. Friday Afternoon and evening.
n. o. McIntire's house IL commenced.
The new Methods, minister. Mr. Rob
erts, has arrived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
ALBANY.

Warren Becker has been quite sick ari
under the care of Doctor Clark he Is now
better.
Several uslshSOrs are down with bad
colds
Horace Foster. who has been black.
smnhing Cor logging crew this winter,
hV returned 10 hls OLD stand al Hunts
Corner.
Tyler Cole has returned from his river.
driving expedition, water failed them aud
part OF their logs are on dry gisani.
The warn. DRY weather Is causing the
trees % "put out" very fast. FARMERS are
putting In their seed, perhaps too fast. a.
Ne hope fOr heavy rains soon.
Look out Tor foul chimneys, and "ourn
them cut the frst damp weather; some
OF oar people have come near losing their
building. BY ehlmueys tAking nrs this dry
weather.
Daniel CLARK has a Job TO balld house
In Norway village
Absl Andrews OF Chatham. y. H., was
the lucky nan % secure the heart and
hand OF Nancy 4. Haskell. the only dsugh'
Ter OF TIE late samuel z. Haskell. and with
her the Oh HOMESTEAD % her father, one
% The best farms In town. They were
married The frst day 90 May.-N the same
time Alton fernali lei n the hymeueal
alter Lydia 4. Marshall Same day Calvin
Cummings asa the same thing by lady
frsm The Lake region. Rev. Benjamin
Foster OF Bethel had the heart and pfiyl'
isge % Pot these three young couple undei
,0sis for life-A pretty good days WORK
fof = man IS years old. 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
RuMFORD CENTRE.

Charles II. Abbott wss married Thurs
day evening. 9Th inst, at O'CLOCK, u
Lucy w. Kimball. Rev. Mr.. French orielst
ing. Both are well known young people
OF this town. Numerous presents were
given by the rels,iyss present on the oe
caslon. We extend our hearty oongrs'u'
lstions.
Sunday, the 18Th. the meeting will be
held In The old town house, formerly The
meeting house. I, probably will seem nat
ural 20 those who used 20 attend church
here some 90 years ago.
J.E. Coggin hssleased dwelling house
and shop here. lie has bad eight years
experience In Chlosgo on shoslng and gen
eral repairs. besides working some nine
years In Lewiston. lie viii be ready "a
attend 10 work next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
NO. FRyIBURO.

Mrs. Helen Mason and her daughter
Ruth, OF Providence, r. l.. are spending Q
week with Mrs. Thomas Hutehins, Mrs.
Mason's mother.
Mrs. Osgood and daughter Of Portland.
are In town for few days.
The Birch Hill Circle Was entertained Ut
Mrs. Isaac Chafies's new home Of the VII.
isge Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Alvord will make his home q
North Pryeburg the next six months. he
win board 1t Osborne Charles's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
so RrCKFIELD.

The following are the names OF School
Agents chosen In the districts where sehoo
meetings have been held
No. I, Herbert horse. No. :. W. :. HICKMAN
No. 4. ,.e0rg. u. nisbce. No ). Jason hnssell
No. & BsnJ. l.. Irish. No. !, Jason hiiebell' No
rs, floriAn JOrfan.
These Agents employ the teachers In ih.ll
respective districts Grtie Chesley Will
teach IN No. ?.
Eta whitman has been very sick With
measles complicated with lang troubles.
Abel whlimsn has sold bis oxen 70
Moses Corbe,t, and bough,s yoke OF steers
OF Ellis whitman.
George II. Recori Ia NJ WORK on The
railroad on Mr. Goutier's section.
Jeremiah Pseksri OF East Hebron died
Tuesday. 9TH inst, OF paralysis, aged g
years. lie was born and reared In Back
neld, and until few years ago was res
ident OF the town. by Industry aud econ
omy he scquired q competence.
Ileberi Record and Abble NJ. fogg were
married on Sunday. "a Inst
A. q. Packard aud Almon Record have
been getting out railroad ties. Alnon says
II IL more profitable than farming.
Nafserymsn are delivering nursery stock
Almon Records wife Is improving
Hiram Consnt has ten cows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
OXFORD

Rev. George Y. Tewksbury was In towr
last week lie has been With his son'
Rev. George A. Tewksbury, In Plymouth
Mas ans intends soon 20 20 20 Milwsu
kee 10 vlslt his daughter there. IL Was
his Intention 90 come 20 bis old home 10
Oxfori 20 pass the remainder OF bis days
bot A. be has been sffiicied BY the death
ofhls wife. = much loved and most e.tim'
Abe LADY. Ne will reside with his children.
The schools commenced on the 81 Inst
10 charge OF the following teachers High
school. Dr. W. II. Adsms Intermediate
Miss Phillips; Primary, Miss Parker.
Mrs. Lorraine French, widow OF JOSEPH
Preach. dies Wednesday, 5sh lust, sfier
long sickness.
Henry Eaton bad bis nnger quite badly
crashed In the machinery Al the min.
The salvation Army from Lewiston
came here on Saturday, and held theii
meetings Saturday evening and sunday
returning "a Lewiston Sunday night
Many OF the people are setting OUT irul'
trees and vines. This IL ss II should De
Give your families plenty OF wholesome
fruit. and save your doctors bills
Rev. Mr.. Bu1am OF Mercer 10 sppolnte'
20 preach % the N. T.. Church In this place
for the coming year.
Cyrus Brown hiss sold out his coniee
tiorsry, etc, 70 l. Stone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
KONBuKY.

No rain, and farmers are beginning to
look blue. We are sowing 10 faith.
Day arer day the poplar hosts past, IL
s no small job 10 throw so many hun
dfei cords into the river. The hot wes'
,her In April melted the snow. and with
no rain our river 10 very low for the sea
son.
l.. A. Thomas has sold his oIen; there
are more for sale, bot few buyers
II Ia the best OF weather for young lambs
b. A. Knspp Is tesmlng potatoes u
Mexico.
I hear that the town OF Byron set OF
Lots I TO . In Ranges 5 70 o. inclusive. "
be known as Dist No. Z. for the accommo
dalton OF " French City" II 90, We shall
have the anomaly OF district having som'
thirty scholars but not one voter Thel
talk Of having o school begin soon.
J. A. Pressey Is School Agent In Dis
No. 5. Byron.
mayor Rsmssy's drive is 10 the tedl
Gus process OF going over Andover FAIL
on low water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
TIE P6INEAS TAYLOR BARNUM
OF MAINE SEEKS rHF RAN
BLTR'S" SCALP.

...H ANH'lN
Toe article printed To- y0ur lss1c OF the
t.h INST tAkeu from The Journal. in relA-
son o. Mr. stephens sAs uriasi. 10 fact
To- a. meant Tor SUR. lie claimed =
h0luiy. ~ 10 dou1i any other citizen
w.lt have tone under the sfrif circnm-
..an-cs. If 10 TOOK tso oficers - decide
it.. " peculiar legal question, u SAs they
"a, emerged % public notice al not
tn 10 i not Characteristic % him 90
clam more than What belongs . his side
rf gee house. All BE- doesn't aspire - Pc
u1-r grAspiug than his nsighbors 10 nnAn-
ca mAiisrs. either. Spreading a htiis
u.tl over Big De- won't make 70 ro1rish
krv ntiief.
81 stephens hopes % worry Aong
tereAesr without further tAxing TIE wealth
.f rra.n power possessed ~ The FL. srali' =
rk-n.cr
r-1sfs Plaf. M I. f>ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
FEN PrnrIrT.clrE

TIE talnt Of scrofalA the blood. With
lauy u Il hereditary bat II may also b
,cqlired from want OF air or lack % exer-
else. from Improper food. or any cause
sh.ch brings about weakness OF the body
ard lmp1riiy % the blood. The disease Is
casracterixed BY running sores. Assesses.
sseilings. enlarged Joints. sore eyes. etc.
No medicine has been 80 successful In
curing scrOfala. a. Foods SsrsapArills.
Iae most terrible running sores gradually
iissppearunder the purifying and sireugth'
sning Influences OF this great meiicne. II
Iol are q sufferer from scrofala and desirs
nofe evidence a. % the wonderful success.
o. Hood's SarsApArlllA. send 10 G. l. Hood
4 Co, Lowell, Mass, Tor book contain
rg many Remarkable cures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
MASON.

Grass Il growing well now; farmers VIII
turn OF their stock the last OF this week
spd the nrst OF next Cattle and sheep
ave vintered well, and are generally In
nue condition. Hay plenty. A Few mien
cows for sale no buyers a. Jet
oar ministers both went TO Conference
q, BridgtOn. ,
No services At the church Sunday; meet
inc next Sunday % re organize the BAD
bath school viii report In my nexL
Lewis Tyler Is moving 10 West besnsl.
c. c. ChspmAn Offers the farm on wnle .
Tyler has been living, for sale. IT."
plesssn, place. well located.
= Besn dashed saving birch In THIS
town Yesterday; IL 70 commence opera
tlOus Al Albany soon.
Mrs. n. W. Bean IL much better.
An sorry A. w. q. has crow on ,ne
brain so bad. The crow IL the osne OF MS
life and bllghts all Of his prospsrityi ns
has my deepest sympathy. kingoiros ano
crows are terrible creatures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
+. WATERFORD.

Horace NJ. skinner has leased the Ever
EFT farm. owned by &. % Goodwin.
Mr.. Meserve 81 Norway, who IL cutting
wood for G. n. Cummings, has moved his
family into the Patterson house.
a. y. Ames l. building . carriage aud
blacksmith shop opposite his house.
The road machine, bough, by The town
this spring. Il doing most excellent work
School In the Temple I'm District com
menced The -. Agnes NJ. Baker teacher.
Margaret A. Baker Il % teach AZ last
Otisdeli.
George Dennis has bought the house he
sold 10 4. NJ. Haskell last fall. Gus Mar
TN and wife are 10 live with him. Dennis
has gone into the egg business.
A. q. Noyes and q. l. Hilton each
bOugh, q yoke OF oxen In Sumner, last
Wesk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11

BURNED Or TIE H0uI,keper, Mime
spolIs, was burned out for The second Time
10 SIX years. April II. and q part OF lts
large subscription list destroyed. Several
OF the ladies employed barely escaping
with their lives.
Such OF our readers ~ DO not receive
the May number promptly, should write
10 the publishers, giving full address, time
when subscription was made. and length
OF time paid Tor. The May number Will
then be forwarded and the name restored
10 the list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
NORWAY LAKE.

The weather holds Cue. and everything
L. beginning 20 assume IT, sumner mantle.
Atdie ShA,iuck has jast returned nom
Boston.
John c. Saunders IL shlngling bis house.
The Norway Assembly OF Knights OF
Labor held lts weekly meeting weines'
day. 5ih.
Charles walker Il quite sick.
There are being made some extensive
repairs 20 ne buildings OF Messrs. NJ. I'd
win Rowe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
r. SUMNER.

Splendid weather for farming. bot rain
Is much needed. a. the ground IL ge,,i <
very dry.
Orison Cannon bought carload OF
potatoes 81 East Sumner station last
Thursday. lie paid zoe. per oishel Tor
good once. Several hundred bushels OF
potatoes aud apples are yet awaiting q
rise.
Chss. II. Cannon has sold hls saw mill
20 James u. Boswor.h and Charles BRA
deem.
4. c. Head IL rushing his dDvel bu'l.
ness. employing several hand, day aud
night
Rev. Gilman Rice OF Auioysr W. In
town Thursday. on his return from Auburn
where be had been 10 attend he funeral
services OF his wlfe's mother SLocuN'
Rev Charles Perkins OF Paris will preach
N the Bspils, church, East Sumner, Sun
day. 10th inst. 81 II O'Clock An.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
BYRON.

We learn that Fish Commissioner II. o,
Stanley. with some OF his friends, hss
tried the trouting at Webb Pond. The D..
Oxford Angling Association have good
house on the west side OF the ponds.
Taylor took the nrst string OF trout from
East Branch on the LIST inst--freelsnd
Abbott has been TO -Four Ponds and put his
camp and boats In apple-pie order for the
spring fishing. We learn that Capt Fred
Barker has taken down the old "Clen
Rock" dining hall at Bemls, and built Z
new one OF hewn timber. lie has lifted up
his camp In One order. lie took 90 engine
ffom one OF his boats and sawed On I'm.
mense pile OF wood with Il on the shore oi
the lake.-Some OF the Boston sportsmeu
are inquiring About the nshipg around
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
PORTER.

Warn and rather dry; grass and trees
are some three weeks In advance OF last
year. Those who sowed their grain The
iA., OF April have IL up nicely. IL isan ne
time 20 10 work.
The store % l.. ID. Stanley OF this place
was broken into on Tuesday last and The
money drawers robbed and quite qaanii.
~ OF other goods taken. They entered
the store by taking ont pane OF glass 10
one OF The hack windows, and removing
the'fAstsnings. 0iher places have been
tried slnee-,he store OF A. v. Mason, and
the houses OF Alvin Stanley and J. v. Rice.
I, appears that there Is gang OF thieves
in this vicinity, and they should be ferret
ed out.
l.. L. French had one OF his lambs badly
manned by dogs. one leg being taken co.
tlrely OF near the gsmbrel Joint. v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
ppowNriELD

The singlug school at Merrill's Corner
taught hy Mr.. Preston, closed with con
cert Tuesday evenings we hear that u bal
been very successful.
The psrsousge Il being thoroughly re
paired.
The village school opened on the 81.
George Goldthwsite and wife OF bosto'
are visiting friends In town.
Prof George NJ Stroat, OF Nshsnt, ha'
been visiting al DR.. Getchells this week.
Some OF the citizens have built loot
bridge across shepherds River, for thell
own accommodation, between the MILL
and the village.
Miss Zilphs Mcdonald has been In Polt
land this week, buying her spring goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
WILSON'S MILLS.

The dryest April known In this region ;
people are farming and anxiously looking
ior r.ln, water very low for the season In
the MAgallovay.
A big IAN on ATlseoos Falls u making
bad work for river drivers. The boom
broke on Siurisvsnt Pond, and scattered
the logs.
schools commence to-day (si inst the
upper school 20 be taught ~ y. q. fllui.
me middle school BY Mrs. \ A. ficke,t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-11
WEST BETHEL.

A sabbath school was organized here
on Sunday last. with BsnJsmln NJ. CLARK
Tor Superlutsrdsnt IL will be held In iae
Oh eharch Al J O'Clock every Sundsy. and
should be vel attended.
A large drive OF logs. following the
winding coarse % the Androscosgin,
passed here this week. ani the crew OF
thirty msn pitched their tents near The
mouth OF Pleasant River. Another drive
l. following. not fsr behind
oar village school commences on The
ON. but have no, ye, learned the name
% the teacher engaged.
Farm work l. rapidly progressing.