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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
nXEORn

VALE wallace Cuf,ri. Who las been
IN. lng for Mr Danforth. va crossing
AZ. r. vsr. saturday. both % his horse,
s-,t~ through the Zee. IL succeeded in
s.virr o 1e. but The other va droNuet
NJ u ptge has gone 20 Montreal -
Mr.. Coo, wArd~,l las moved 10 Ne
FAiis
large order Tor Goods.
Two weddings rsceauy With The usual
We have h,t . se~ LAY. o. aas sleigh.
We were lAieiy saovs some ene or.
Ansc- which were rAiset Ia fordA ~
Dr. fAnnte
ALoige OF Knlghts o. Labor wts organ
hed 90 TIE evening III the 1t last. Viii q
msmb-rship % ao0ui 90
Auumher o. students ien lat wesk 90
attend iAe spring tern ~ Hebron Aeai.
emy
Mr.. waiker hsi = pleasant class gath
srlug % Der Sgndsy -caooi scholars ON ne
evening OF the sth
Harry Eaion caught his ieg in The ma
chlBery ~ he nil, bat esesPcd ~iih 'hss'
lrjury
Mrs. Hsny Everett l. gaining slowly
ihis makes The eleventh rhrumsiic ieftr
frum which ~ has Suffered
Mr. Charles Bryant j. very sick, AM
Der recover l. cousitsrtd doubtful
Mrs uafen has returned ron HARRISON
-ah-.e shs va called by The severe sick
ss.s = Der father. Sir. Cook be i TOW
.somsWlAf better
TAs ~ presented a most beautiful ap'
reaEanCs acsr The rain. coated Win ice
and xllttr.ng Ia ~ suu, the lovely droop'
ing forms of ~ svergrceus were subjects
Tor an artists p~nctl
aFarh uirs an CT and heuiock
Wee frmiuE toG Ngar Coz su earl.
An fhe tluifsf rNE uu M elm tree
vs. rirssd inch deep stfh pearlr
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HEBRON.

Jan'y 3lst 4 larger number than usual
Attended church; many had not heard that
Rev. SIR. ChipmAn had been called 10 his
or. lick In Virginia. bat the choir enter
tanned the audience with excellent music
m /. huued We shall receive q sisit from
Rev. e. A. Harden, whom the Adroedfe
often mentions In q complimentary man
nsr. and the last one speaks OF him ~
widely known and beloved.
Feb'y 1 was the general moving DAY or
The s,aderts. All VINO have been In lie
bron can appreciate H. We beard oitwo
Zip oyers--one a sleigh, the other q stu
dent i.
Tuesday morning the Academy opened
with about seventy students Witnon,
doubt the number within W weeks vii
De one hundred. - those engaged In Jls-
trict schools will return
Prof and Mrs Sargent have very a
venient aud pleasant rooms At l. D. Dun
hams
Mrs. Howe has over twenty boardsrs.
and has bought large supplies A. wholesale
In Portland 20 mske them comfortable.
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81 WOOnSTfCk

Thr sharp crust L. hard on he teams.
uh-rr 80 rosfs are % be broken.
The ctsmultlce appoiu'sd oy The butter
Fsrtorv Association Co tFst thc difereut
klnf. of cr'amcr.ss, have attended 90 thrIr
ts,v. aud reported last saturday in favor
ofthe Cooley Crvansy
The Lvcenm held ~ The Curtis school
house las THURSDAY evening. va aslc-
Gees; there was a good ~Gtendsrcs, Goa
sifrrlug The bad weather. Determinations
Nsrc given by n : Tracy, The teacher.
and e 4 Kiuhsl. teacher I'm tas whitman
District TIE question, " Resolved. Tat
an educated MAJ has q greater infucnce
thar = wealthy nan. Nas discussed hri
thsn decided In ne negative. Al thr close
% the Other sx-rci-es. asqIcy paper va
rad ~ FanDls LnwcJ. Lycfum IL %
held AZ he whitman school hol-c on m
day evening next. qle-uou- Resolved,
That capita Punishment ougai % Pol A,oi'
Ishrf
BERTHE Carts. son % n. G. Curt.. IN
AIRED his foot yesterday, in aiding dosn
AIM H. sld against Atrcc. We are hop
irE lt l. DOT serious
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Z. BETHEL.

The roai. are 10 good condition now,
And business il lively.
Z II Howe l. drawing poplar. also, y.
&. Bean. ~ H. Bartlett, aud a number OF
Others.
T.. W. Bartlett IL drawing poplar FOR D.
q. Young, delivered A. iOckc's Mills.
A. N Bean Il yArding his poplar on The
banks OF the river. aud Others are getting
logs to the r=llls Tor boards. shingles, etc.
] NJ. bartlett has sold a lot OF pine Tim.
Der % W. II Goddard, Eugene Bean will
cut and deliver The same Al South Bethel
william o. liolt has his crew AZ work,
a. usual
W. y. Brown has gone 20 Berlin Falls
20 work with biz team.
Mfs Robert S0uthcfiani, from MAssa-
chusetis. H. spending a few weeks AZ her
fathers. u +. Estes.
Fl0ra T.. bartlett has gone - Berlin, ~.
a.. a. assistant teacher In The high school
Mrs. J. ID. Hastings has gone 10 Wal
than. who're she viii spend = few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. W. & Howe.
&. n. KirnbAll recently purchased a hand.
some ih~rcc.ycar-old colt
Mrs. NJ T. Bartlett l. again quite sick
simeon brown l. very low J. NJ Bartlett
Il some better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

We have hal an kInd. % weather darlne
H. past week.
Dr. rwitchell OF Audovsr went over The
Lake. sunday. "a SO Stella Haywood. who
has been qalis lick several days, and on
Ais way called tO see Charlie Ahbo.', Who
hts been v,ry slck With pnsumonia, bot Il
more comfortable
Charles Clase s0li his celebrated trot.
Ter. Champion. 81 Al Dolhicr. Of fsrm'
lngtnu, Tor Two hundred and twenty. I've
dollars.
joseph Brooks q. hauling hay across The
iskr Cor L T. Brown.
Charic. Chsss has soli 'wsny. I've tons
% bay % George Demerfiit. 20 deliver 10
frsrrni parties Ia he woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
MIDDLE INrERvALE Brnu.

February CONES I'M pleasant
Deacon Prescott Hollis son "a luItg DIT,
ari In carc OF Dr HIl
= Sanhorn l. nj able % work much.
TIE salvation Army. with Mlss Dfisuo
for Captain. are having good success In
Bethel
"rEovEnhs
A pourt or energy with an ourcc ~ al.
sri Nil achieve greater rcsuiis thtu a
gcurd of talent with an ounce 90 erergy
Mai year tongue tont 20 q peak
TASTY. cruel. uutruthfai oF wicked NDrt.
Mind year lp- dout 10 strorg trink
pass thsm don't 10 Tobacco polluie then
ryoa wouiiuot hc forgotten a. soon ~
you arc lead. either write something
worth reading 90 DO something wofia
srting.
Where 10 wood L.. The Ore gosth out
80 where tasrc l. I'D ta'co,arer, strife
ccaslth.
Beautlll lives have grosn 90 rnm TIE
'Ekfst places. A. par white lilies ull -
'rs4rsrcr. have hiossouod GA simy. stag
aan. waters.
Better go sup?eris.s % bct tain O. run
1 debt
n yoa would Del Distinguished. ict 10 tc
y your m,rlts. uof by your garments.
lfore SPEAK evil ofyou. 20 yo1f chalac.
rsr 81 such that uo one vii believe him.
The greatest nuli j. o. bel conscious 10
80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Those boarding themselves eau nnd
many useful articles AZ 4 =. Danhsio's
store.
The community l. very happy TO see Mr.
phsnlx sm0ng the teachers.
Wednesday The Changers had a yer,
pleasant meeting At the town house. e
n George. EsQ has m excellent store
and supplies many with goods At reasona
bic prices.
Jan'y 20 = new Society Was Organized,
called The Hebron Literary Association
The following officers were chosen J. NJ.
Pike. President; Eddie Glover. Vice Prs.
ideuts Edith l. Packard. Secretary and
Treasurer; Social Committee-Mrs Julia
BARTLETT Mcssrs Cummings n Marshall
The society A. present numbers twenty.
I've members. and intellectually beneficial
results are hoped Tor aud expected.
Owing 90 The illness Of bis son, Rev.
Mr.. Chipman was unable % be here Sun
dsy. ~ expected.
school opened Tuesday with about CO
scholars, AMI about 20 more expected.
Ms Robinson, OF Otisheld. IA visiting
her mother. Mrs. G. G. Cushmsn.
Good slelghing now. and iced trCes have
ceased u be . novelty.
Dea. Moody i Improving, % be was ou'
o. church Suuday.
Mrs sarah Howe. OF the Tfasiee House,
had quite = load OF groceries cone from
Portland this week She understands her
business, and scholars will dad = gooi
boarding. place with her.
IIenU Howe. Who wts taken - Angus
IA Insane Asylum last fall, 4. no better. &.
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No. FRYEBURG.

We are glad Ia see among us Harold
Wood. formerly 90 Lowell, bu, now = resi-
dsut OF jamestown. ID +. Hal Il here u
complete an important contract he made
before going into business In The West
The Ladies Al Society me; AZ Thomas
Days, Wednesday, Jany . about 81 were
present
The sane day The Unlon Circle met with
Nj. May Hastings al report pleasant
evening
The West Fythurg Circle has albfAp
OF about 800 volumes an addition OF ~
volumc. l. soon % be made. TheFc i no
better WAY for a society % spend money
than In The purchase ~ good books.
The Oid Fellows Circle held their Annu-
Al Falr. Al IA walkers, lat "Wednesday.
The articles were Numerous Ani pretty .
the ladies' pretty and ~imporiunAte, q
your reporter got completely " broke" AZ
Ter getting a good soPPer ani having A
splendid time.
The last day of January We heard a rooin
Notwithstanding unusual 10 mliWin'
ter.
Dr MAhry has a pair OF grade Durham
ycarllng steers that glrth I've feet and ten
Inches Who has q larger palrf
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MEXICO.

.Oser the fsei.wsy In John l.. ThomAs's
harm l. hung q drop door" A nice taree-
years old steer Of bis was reaching Tor
hay q few days ego, Just ss the coor was
dropped catching the steers tongue and
cutting about thf,e Inches from Il.
iIaIen lost a good steer a lev days ago
by stoppsge.
Hosea whitman Il breaking colts- lie
IL now handling n nice thrto.ye,rs-old
Owned by ] II Roberts, one Owned by
himself and one Owned by r. X. wofthlsy
Mrs Eliza Porter reached her 10Th birth
day, Friday. the 29ih, msny OF her fels.
iiyes surprised her by calling on her aud
spending the Anernoon aud evening With
her. taking 10 her many valuable presents.
\. NJ Virgin and wife aud VIII, ruinsm
and wife, with Mr.. N I. Taylor, from Dix.
Held, were among those present Mrs.
Fred A. Porter prepared q supper for the
gathering. and Aun, Eliza wa much de-
lighted
Thos Harlow l. qaite slek.
Mrs. John Austin died Friday nlght
A considerable par, % Mexico l. quite
distant from the "hub" Twenty or more
families residing In Mexico ''center" AZ
DlANtl1 Nlllaktf which ~ tufAN It-h-NNAN'
address. where they do most Of their trad.
log aud lo,fbg Paris has drawn quite
severely on that part Of Mssioo--''fH ne
logfRg Inc"
Some gentleman has an extended notice
In last weeks DEMocR,r " Dixdsld. We
claim the tooth pick factory A. ours. John
II rrssk. Esq, belongs 10 ua Hon. chas.
Wilson belongs 90 u was Graded here,
aud now stops here a month or more Of
every year. Doctor Abbott nm weH rfprc'
ssHi the medical profession In Dlxneld.
being cAllci there many times, bat since
lsC3 lived at Mexico Corner, anil We re-
garded him a. ours
Speaking ofthe lawyers bora In, Or hav'
log lived In Dixdeli. those of ate years
that may be addei 10 your list arc-Elishs
Winter. james \ Wright. A. y. Austin.
Laurist0n X King, Samuel II Bracksii.
Elias II Richardson. John ID Siorcr. Hen.
~ II Walton. John y Holman, usorge ID
Disbcc a ihlnk). J A l. Randall and OF
an earlier periOi-chafles Andrews, y. \.
Marble. 1 q washhurp. Joshua Kendall,
Henry Farwsll. Arhur(O Stacy, Ellcfy
Dam. G. g. Gray. and perhaps Others.
wish you could persuade Isaac Randall
10 give you sketches Of Dlrfeli'. earlier
SrARKEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Mrs 0ilbert wariwsll l. quite sick and
undsr the care OF = Physician. Mrs Ann
FLAT has bstn quite slck Cor several weeks
but Is nov much better. Mrs. George
Briggs has bceu very daugefoasly slck bat
II now Improving
Ira Coraweil has been under The care Of
a physician mott Of The winter he sufrrs
frOm noue sores on mi foot the other BE-
iug crippled BY rhfumstic troublsi he can
only gst about The house on bis hands and
kuUes.
Frank Bean cut bis foot quite badly.
partly ssvsrius The large cord on TOP OF
tn foot
Geo W. Becker l. drawing logs 10 XII
houn's mill Bethel, aud short lumber Ia
Liboy's mill
Oar mason. james wssicoii, has work
for The winter. LAYING brick a. Berlin,
y n
J ! McAiiistsf l. saving spool stock,
an Horace fisk u hauling N sane 10 Il
nott a Barticti's factory. l.
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so.

II. A. Couaui, living In this ~nslghtor'
hood, l. the father OF twelve children; the
oldest Il bat eighteen. What town can beat
thisf
n N uutchluson has 4 novel and In
eenlons method % ventilAting and rtguist.
log the temperature of BE cellar, where he
stores his grated fruit. Before banking
his house he Inserted = piece ~ st0yc.plpe
In ons OF the cellar Windows. In coli
weather this Il kept nlled, In warm wealth.
e. II i len open. Dy keeping a thefmom.
ter In the cellar he determines The 'xact
temperature.
John l.. Record iost 4 heller by slipping
ON the lee. being obliged 10 Kill H.
ElI Dayee Ia. been ordered before The
Examining Board OF Surgeons, ~ Fort
land.
Arthur Lowell has sold bic orsu TO Rob
Dean.
w =. Hickman l. suffering from sno,h.
er attack 90 heart disease.
oar schools flashed on the aih.
Irecall the following names OF past and
present Selecimsn now residing In itls
town
=. Isssey. Joshua ilsaii. I. = hftdghAm. Ar.
nonuey. Carlton Gariner. Gilbert har ct, Al
fed Cole. Charles n. herry, N. II. Hutchinson,
Iucins Young. n ~ irsh. Nesanus pecosier,
riias Mitchell. A. y. Mason. 4. II. haibnty.
Joe Chandler has been granted a ?cn.
sion OF four dollars per month, with ar
rears amounting TO sl9g
Frsnk Sp,uldlug lost = doe sueklng colt
while attempting ~ halter.brcak II.
The Seisctmen have examined the school
house. preparatory 30 their appraisal.
The ~nslghbors and friends OF Widow
Chase made their annual visit, aud goi Ter
up = bounilfal supply OF wool, on The -
inst
Jerry Packard Is low aud falling with
creeping paralysis.
Jason Russell Ia. \ horse tia, enter.
talned the n,lghbors by walking SON de.
lance on the top % a stone wall.
Herbert Records farrow COW he recent
" bought OF W \ Hickman IL msslng 4
pound % batter a iAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

GREENWOOD

svsristy Is the spice OF he and Ne
h,d 80 much OF Il last week. that l couli
pot de.crlbe n a. would Thursday there
was a cold rsin iorm which covsret The
trses win iclcl.s. and formed a crust hard
ebough o. hear up a man n The partriigss
lad housed themselves uufer he snow, a.
they often 90 IN cold weather, 10 hide
away nom Jack FROST they VII be liable
10 have % stay thsrc tui spring.
Fridsy morning presented one o. The
most interesting and novel scsuss I ever
h.h@idi the tres were - losdef with ice
that many Of them were lent o. IN snow.
ant While travelling among then I could
a'most imagine myself walking Though a
nr,si OF coral a. TIE bottom OF The ocean
But IN climax of beauty snl grandeur
xAs not reached until SATURDAY anernOon.
thsu IN sun shone cut. srt the tress
sparklci in his light. ~ though they hai
ZEN Instantly chsngci Into millions OF
fismnnf- or tte nr-t wstsr Verify.
IT him vho. On ~ love 81 Nature. 30 -
Communion ~ith ter Vsibis founs. che
spsaks
Avauous language
nat In orfeI ~ 49, the handisork o. re
Great Architect eVsrywherv In these "vis.
.sie forms. W must look with car eye
cpsu.
-Hsaf and you sn kufv~
Wss Noah Wfhsfsrs mfff0.
And a Vsry Euof ous N sas too
Tfue knov leiae IL tiss
And nfse orierfsr mNs
Ounce orr the uFer - En
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
CENTRE LOWELL.

The Sewing Circles seem IN flourish In
I'll. town this winter. There IL one Al
North Lowell. two AZ The Ceuire, one NJ
80 I District. and one In West Lowell.
They are each held forinightly, AMI are
attended ~ crowds 81 from 80 - $50 per.
sons. The Congregational Circle met
with Ms L. + Sicarns, on WELLESLEY.
Dea Abel Head was 20 years old on Jan
p, hls health Il good for q man % that
z and BE- 4. Interested In AL that pertslns
% the good OF the community. liz re-
celycd some very the gins ffom bis chill
dren In callfOruls and New Hampshire on
bis last birthday.
Mrs q II. iIamblen Is gaining Ia health.
Mr.. A. " Poitee Is lick with slow fever.
Mr Eastman has received bis commits
sion a. Postmaster At the yilisge, bot IA.
not taken possession ofthe once Jet
n. O. Charles has drawn 200 loifs or
sand on 20 bis cranberry bog.
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WILSON'S Mills.

Foxes Arc Ar 40 numerous I'm MS local.
iiy. that ~ frsqusuly see then crossing
ihc nslis. snd A. night 10 = % A. uncom.
MOI thing % hear then h~uking.-H ore
can call 10 = hArk.
Eight men lef wheeler a E.iuwoois,
Al one tine. last week
RYAN hauled q loaf with oue span ~
horses that scaled is,6 feet AZ Walter
Vests. they cut AT hsu'sd hig pine
The hatt log Va tvcuv.fOlr tct ln length
ant Il mate it9s fest
Jane. Ltne ant J = Erans. ~ the q
A Il. wers In tow N pat wtek, stop
ping with Comrste J W. Clark
} ; Wilson hks moved BACK here nom
Colebrook he has oue ou 10 NE ioshuA
Lombard Arm. which he ien some two
years ago.
Slck horses are bow one % The trials
thst lambcrmen aud "toiers have % pat
% With.
Y. A. Filni has soid Two % his horses %
replace some lost out 90 teams In The
woods. and has gone 10 Coishrook o. bay
some more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
WEST BETHEL.

Pleasant Valley Grange. No. i5o. held A
meeting AZ their ball on The Afternoon OF
Jany Sob. Tor the election % Cflcefs.
r. 4 Grover has started = singing
school, with about thirty scholar, Al the
I'd Plat school house." II l. held on fn.
iay ani Saturday evenings. - accommo'
date those Who afc attending Gould Acii'
III
A W. Grover aud A. u Shaw are tryins
- Keep The road open leading - Mason
aui Albany. bot The nsql,ni falls of snow
and higa w.nfs make their task a bard
one.
Two ora. : leans teams Arc hauling
birch from Mason % his MILL here. His
-isam mill ln that town il nOw running,
and some oi bis teams arc employed there
n suflcicnt encouragement Il given,
Minnie l. wheeler wlll teach "a eight
weeks term ~ private school here, 10 com'
meuCe The 1881 Inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
PARIS

y. 4. Hammoni has gone 10 Brunswick
10 attend the medical school
+. NJ. Croker aud family started Mon
day morning for FLORIDA
The unlverssllst Ladies Circle will meet
AZ Academy Hall. Wednesday evening.
The entertainment will be given entirely
~ little girls. and will consist Of the bar.
lesquc play "~Dluebeari. with reeitAtions
and music. Dancing az usual, With the
same music which gave so good .ailsfse'
lion last time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
= BROwNFlELD

The funeral OF NJ Grreley occurred Al
his home ou Sunday. The 3isii Rev Mss
WaltIe attending 10
The temperance address given a. ne
Uuiyersaiist church. Jsny 81. ~ Nolney
B Cushiul. was very Interesting; De =
very entertaining speaker.
TIE regular meetiag % TIE W II.
wAs bsid on Thursday, feoJ an, a. Miss
Elits Springs
Ths ics storm. which was 80 general A.
over The country, len The tres here look
ipg Ike = forest % crystals some Wsrs
broken, Bat on The whole The damage Sss
less than 10 some places.
Mrs. v. NJ Suckney i improving from
ihe fAll she received some time ago.
Miss Sara Rice % Boston II with bel
su1t Mr.. Stickney, Tor = few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
y SUMNER

Friday was ihe cold Gay o. TIE season;
mercury below zero an tay.
Walter 2 Robinson. Esq % The Uuitoi
States Sigutl Service. rctgrued % Bosinn
90 Saturday. Aner a few days visit lie
reports very cold weather Ia The West this
winter.
" n Eastman hss been AZ Lewiston or
late. working on as ssed catalogue soon 10
appear.
LOU Of cord wood Is now being hsrled
Co.,
Gar school. under the distraction OF ID.
A Gate 90 Dxfeii. l. i1urisalug fnsly
District irfgs OF Good rsnplsrs holds
o. next session A. Norway, fchy IL a.
ihc annual election 81 elders occurs Al
thai time. e rooi delegation l. desired
SfoCfw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
W sI.MNEK-

There will be- = high school here, mi.
sprlug. % begin February -, and continue
eight weeks under the Instruction of \.
4. Curtis.
Three persons from this place went 10
Little Concord Pond. las; week, and goi ~
handsome irogt
The winter school here closed last week
u Abbott l. having = large amoaui Of
wool loaded on the cars AZ East sumner
Tueli a Chardicr have a large amount %
feed on hand now. They propose 10 take
advantage % The travelling.
william Chase will begin Ia saw 10 bis
board MILL
There Is some excitement about The IA
Dor question AZ the stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
DENMARK.

Dance at Odd Fellows Hall, Wednesday
night OF last week; about 30 couples pres.
eni; oyster supper served by Richardson
OF the hotel; music by weeman's Orches-
ira, 4 pleces-children Off. weemsni quite
a nice young band.
william Fessenden has returned from
Boston, where he has been spending q few
weeks with his son. II q fessenden ofthe
Boston police. Says be had 4 grand time.
Kate Y ingalls, has gone 10 Portland 10
attend the Opera " Martha"
Mrs. Julis Lfamsn, the dress. maker.
has gone 20 Lawrence and Boston.
business At the ssle-work shop OF Pen
dexter 4 Sanders Il quite brisk. w. III.
Merrill and Irving Mayo are doing the
pressing.
J. c. lodge Is doing 4 good business In
ths same line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
PORIRR.

Cold. bet good shedding. and The log
cling teams ar making the. most OF 10.
The rain storm % last week ~ a great
amount OF damage IN this ~viciuiiy 10 TIE
shade, forest and fruit trees the rain ffote
10 TIE trees a. !, zen. and 10 wa hslf an
inch .hlck. and ~ great weight broke TIE
branrhes, in some cases destroying TIE
tree.
The dlphiherla cases 10 Mr. Cross fan
liy ar al better AZ the present time
Fred Wentworth Is quiie sick with 4
throat trouble. csusei ~ having diphihe'
ria some years since-as Il the case gen
orally In severe cases OF H.
Al the sale OF pews In the new church.
on Saturday iAsi. they did not sell quite
oue.hslf OF them, and the sale stands i'd
iourued till Friday next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Conquered F!
When the Doctors Gould do
no More.
CHAS. A. CABRERA, 81 Hawley ST.,
Bos,on. Mass, writes;

"Ono year ago | was apparently 30
far gone with Consumption that my
life seemed only n question OF days
rather than months. With my faith
in the ability Of physicians to help me
all gone, | tried almost every known
remedy, with no apparent benefit
Finally a. a last resort, | was induced
to try DR.. r. c. Flowers Lung Cor.
dial. The very first dose gave me re-
lief, and with the first bottle took
a now lease Of life, and / can honestly
say to day that one spoonful Of this
remedy is worth moro TO the sufferer
from Lung troubles than a gallon OF
any other known remedy. A bottle
Of it is now one Of my choicest pos
sessions, aud at the first symptom Of
a cough or cold fy TO it for the re
lief II never fails to give.
DIR. FLOWERS LUNG
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BRYANT-s POND.

There was q very good attendance al the
Circle given by Mrs. Ansel Daddy. Thurs
day evening, AZ the Hall. 10 spite OF The
bitter cold weather. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. kilborn Perham, Feby
Il, afternoon and evening.
Rev. l. II. Tabor has been quite unwell
for several days past. AT this writing he
Il Improving somewhat
A. the school meeting held the 9TH Inst
the yo,e was against establishing q free
high school In the district
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

School closed 10 District No. 4. JAny
p. taught by jennie Elliott, II was = very
successful term. scholars not absent
Eiwln Barrett. Eli. fiagg, Nathan flagg
80, ahscui morc than ore half day-Lu'
gene FlAgZ The closing exercises were
very good
Naihan Blllng'on Is on The sick isi
sgain.
wm IIo', Las bough; 9 very good yoke
% thrse-years old steers.
/ Bradesu Is away, c%anvasslns Tor TIE
steam cooker
r Bradesn has retained 20 bis work
10 Upton
Mrs John Alsiln has len this world OF
sorrow. and gone % The world beyond.
John FlaEg D. very sick With fhcumAiic
fever Or Blnfcri attends him.