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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22

CHICAGO, July 18.-Most interesting
facts are being brought out at the trial Of
the Anarchists here Waller, one of the
Anarchists, while giving testimony, said
that he was at the Bohemian Hall on the
Sunday preceding the riot, when Eagle,
one of the Socialists, proposed plan to
throw bombs at the police and militia,
should they attempt to interfere with
them. The plan was adopted without a
dissenting voice.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22

j. c. Holt, who for some time past has
been very sick at Grangevlle. died ON Mon.
day and was buried on Tuesday,
Abe White, who was examined on Cana.
Prairie on charge of arson, was ordered to
give BAH in the sum of $1,000 for his .p.
pearance before the grand jury. He could
not give the bail and was rcmanded to Jail
AChinaman, owning q small train, pack.
ing between Mt. Idaho and Elk City, was
struck over the head, by some unknown per-
son. near Mt. Idaho. He went to Clearwa.
ter bridge and was SO badly injured that q
doctor was sent for but before he arrived the
ChinamAn had died.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22
ITEMS FROM THE FREE PRESS.

Sixty men prospecting in the Elk City
basin, all very hopeful
Very little surplus wheat left on the
prairie at the present time.
More White men in Warrens this year
than duiing period of ten proceeding
years.
A tree fell upon the camp Of three
Cinnamon about eighteen miles from Elk
City, killing one and breaking the arm Of
second, and injuring the leg Of the
third.
Lee L. Arnold have eight tons more
of rock at the Bear Track like that from
which they cleaned up 100 ounces dry
amalgam, and their ledge increasing ir
width.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Beef Tea at the 0. II. J. N Elk.

Beef Tea at the 0. r. 4 N Elk.
Clocks Clocks.! A big lot at Lakes jowelry
stare.
At the 0. r. 4 N. Exchange you can get
Moore Whiskey. We mean Jesse Moore.
Buy the "lIoodbury" Fruit Jar. They
are the best. at j. 2. Vollmer & Co. 3S
What's the matter now? The o. X. 4 N.
Elk. is the only house in town that keeps
the Jessie Moore Whisky.
Buy your Organs and Pianos Of Thatcher
4 Morrison. and thereby save money aud
secure good instruments. Organs to rent.
Oregon Kidney Tea is for sale by al
druggists.
Go to II. X. Barnet. for the celebrated
Balm Wagon.
The best assortment of clocks in Lewiston
can be found at Geo. II. Lakes. lott.
H. X. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon, in this city.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22

Louis Lee has Received private letter
from Dave Mclaughlin, at Kootenai
river, with the request that he give us
the following bits of news: "Mr.
Wright, of Victoria, and Mr.. Mccartney
of Spokane Falls, accompanied by con-
tractor and his engineer have gone to
kootenai lake to examine the country
between it and the Columbia river and
report what the contractor will bald tn,
road for. Mr.. Grohman has deposited
the money necessary in the hands of the
government, to bind the contract, that he
will drain the Kootenai valley in two
years, at probable cost Of 100000 -
Hootenai Courier.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22

An unprecedented heated term com.
menced on Saturday last and has con-
tinued up to date. Regular siroccos
have swir!ed in regular intervals each
night from the Snake river plains which
have been almost suffocating, rendering
sleep wholly out of the question. The
temperature and its duration, have laid
the Oldest inhabitant and the boss liar in
the shade De,. ocyat,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22
NOTICE FOR PRE- EMPTION PROOF.
WALTER DIXON, DIS. 5000.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston I. T., June 30 1886.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" following named settler has filed notice Of
his intent m to make final proof in support of
his claim and that said proof will be made at
tn office on Aug. 3lst, 1886. viz: Walter
Dixon. for the sw i sea sec II and n 4 nela
SCI net sec l3, tip IS nr 3 ", BIN. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: George Mccoy. James Mccoy,
William Whitley and Aaron Smith, all of Ju-
liette, Idaho.
P. Ii. WINSTON, JR.,
Al Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22

The gold product of the World has in
several instances been reported as $780,
100000 per annum. Last year only
about S70,OO0,000 is reported. We
need new gold fields and the indications
are strong that we will have them.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22

The Statesman is offering itself for
sale during the coming campaign. Its
influence works wrong end first. Its
opposition means strength to the person
or measure opposed. Democrat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22

On hand all buttons and trimmings nee.
essary for the finishing of the cheapest to
the highest price dress. Fine assortment of
satin and silks in Pc. Gros grain and silk
ribbons all sizes and colors. Artificial.
Flowers and Feathers, Lace, Embroidering,
insertion edging. of silk .woosted, cotton Of
whale-bone, Of most any color o. size. 26t.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backac !.

Bunnel keeps the best in his line, and does
not advertise what he has net, and does not
change his prices expecting you to have them
the same AS otler purchasers.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22
Alfred Damas
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Storage, forwarding and com.
mission agent
Money and goods advanced on
consignments of wool,
wheat, flax and hides,

We offer no bats. We have no goods At
cost or below. Following prices are guar.
anteed bona .dde, in such quantity and kind
usually needed, by Farmers, Ranchsrs or
Miners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
HEBRON.

Miss Eilih Packard i teaching Ia Dist
40. =. aud IL much llkci.
Prof J. T. Moody wAs AZ his fAihers
last week. Deacon Moody !. siill very Fee
BE. bat walks afound The house.
DR.. ]. \. S,urtcvari and family of Dlx.
Geld arc wishing bis father, J. ID. Siufts-
want
Mis- Rosa Pra,i len Tor her home In
New York Monday OF this wcsk-SoV. :.
ny The way. n posiAls were dated AZ time
az writing. some OF the Items would not
read 40 much Ike mislnformaNon.l
Potatoes ate roiilng badly In this vlcln'
liy. and TIE crop was not large
Bert Glover Is heiisr-so ~ % be oni
again.
November has given Us an sorts OF wea-
TIER, And hi. morning Is "lniiAn sum
merry"
"a rs hal watched some loving iifc lie oui.
And chat ihe iii down on The daring eye.
And fsit in- abe Which pierces thc sAd heart
ln The ffsi loncness % - agony
a. In that moment. when m. s0ul vas strained
10 catch the Tons onc-tho dear band should
TIE syss ainci,-s. ,hs soul give ono last look.
And then d'' out iS ws,s ,,.. ,o,h.e
oh sweet. Ia, smile nom The dead sammsf''
fac..- g
This week we have reason more than
ever before On predict (Or this plAce a gio'
rlou. future To look out AZ u o'clock
A night and see little village Ike this
Illuminated nv stree; lamps i wonderfully
nlsasant and declares more enterprise than
(. often found. Probably much credit Is
Cue our new trader Tor this Improvement,
and Il l. with pleasure that can announce
n COR friends abroad that the community
are ever ready 20 make Improvements, and
tremendously work together.
ubagrAnd enterprise for the village
% have an unfAlllng supply OF water
brought ~ the houses by laying OF pipes.
one well failed. and another has been
made, II this should fan, the company will
dig anoiher-they will be sure Of success.
on the evening 90 the 5th Inst my
members 81 The Grange gave surprise
party 20 our Represcntaiiye-elect, and en-.
Dyed a picnic supper with the family.
Tuesday Mr.. Mllliken OF Portland came
Tor few days visit.
Wednesday evening members OF the ~
Glass gave ste drama "Enlisied Tor the
War" II was rendered In q most credits-
he manner, not only rejecting honor upon
the students hut also the teachers who have
In every way encouraged them. Mary
were present. and among the number, y.
n. Gushing sud G. A. Mendall OF the Class
OF Notwithstanding the rain a large
delegation came from Greenwood lilll.
The school will close with an exhibition
Friday evening. Nov. ~. A large number
OF friends and patrons % the school are
expected.
Prof. whitney spent Sabbath In the
place. Ills brother and wife from wor'
cester. Mass. are expecting 10 remain
some time with Mrs. Bartlett, who viii
have full charge OF the house during the
winter.
The most corn 20 the acre has been
raised by ]. Hibbs-one hundred and sew
enty-elgh, bashels on the ear TO one sere
NJ land u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
OXEORn

Mrs.. RsiA Darrell Wright. mother %
Silas Wright. died 40 Portland. October
81. scri ~ years aui mouihs. TIE rc-
mains vrrc brougat % Forc Street Gene
tsry for blfih
JutCc Dresser has decided On favog 90
W. " n,nncn in tse case ~ The school
house iot AZ ws'chviiic
TIE Harper Mf'g Company have received
their rev boiler; u 4 % siegl, n feet long
ant 81 feet In diameter.
Sebastian Saith has ati q valuable dog
siolcn
Cyrus Haycs has iosi cue % a Che pair
or steers n Va taken Suddenly slck on
Monday ani tioi thn same DAY.
Mr. W x. Paris ant daughter. while
returning from Mechanic PAL. Mouiay.
bal their carriage overturned. They were
thrown ogt. ihe wheel passing over The
girls wrist. We have not learned The
cxtout of The injuries received.
The hsirs ofthe iAir Mrs. Cyheiis Faurcc
wio Wii'ei The most % Der property 90 The
Sl.cIstv in rortisnf for Prevention ~ Cru
ely o. Animals. arr couisslrE The viii
The case was Up before he PROBATE Co1fi
90 Tuesday, uAry from tals pace attend
Ing
MAFfI|N IA WAiNINf NNN. 49, ~ - A.
Edwards. H. George farrls aut Lillian
Bryant Aiso, in Oxflri. ga Jist Slias
Esics aEi Adiic Dawes. % Oxiori.
Lacy Emmors las gone % bradford %
attsri school
Thc VILLAGE schools closed nov. 3. IN
ihe high school Bert Eai1n took tho prize
flr tac IN glCstlons on tac History ni
Mslnc. al Chaflss Andrews he drsi prize
in thirty gncsti1as I'm Gcucral History ~
thr Unifd Stztrt Alice Preach second
pfife. ani Pearl Morse ihlrd pfiie, given
ID Mr. Etsaris. ~ Supervisor. Ia ihc
lnfcrmclilic school ne prizes were taken
hy Etic Ffcnch. Namis B.ake ani la Bel
llawkes.
We Afierfoi very peasant cntsriAin.
nent given ~ the students " Uehrou
Academy on wednesday evening, consist
irc ~ drama. music, oyster supper, etc.
n VA grail success and vii hc To-
pra'ri In the hear future.
TIE mfmhtrs ~ M Harry Rost fosi
q A Il. accepted An invitation given hy
ne Kimh1u rost ~ South Pari. 90 camp
Dr. Wcin .sfsy evening. Bat fow attended
or sccouut az ihc weather. tut grand
goof time va crl'yci By those prcsert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
LITERARY NOTES.

ID. I.oihrop & Co. announce that, leii'
ing In the great literary movement to-
wards lower prices and larger sales, they
have made. without reduciog quantity or
quality, an extraordinary reelection In the
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aud 800 original pictures yesrly.) aud VIII
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y. Childe IIAssan, the wster color paint
er, has completed 4 series Of iwenty'four
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tlons under The title OF "Youth In Twelve
Centuries" A character poem by NJ. l.. ID.
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cravings OF the pictures.
A father can give his young son no bet
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N he treads there while, he'll forget nj.
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than he can obtain elsewhere. Copies OF
this paper may be seen a. this Office and
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
BUcKFIRLD

The Ramfori Falls & Bucihe'd Railroad
Company have commenced The erection OF
The large car house AMI repair shop men
toned IN the last DMOcRAr IL IL lo'
Gated jast below he large freight depot on
The main line.
Hon Geo. -. nlsbce commenced bald
lng his new ofilce on The "Ctuada side
last week aud The work was pushed for
wari rapidly. The building VIII probably
BE- realty Tor occupancy soon amer The first
~ December. and when completed vii
make q fns law Office. II contains three
rooms of goOi sire. aud will be niiei with
inside blinds And permanent book Gases.
A. T.. Rasselrs troitlug horse. "Stsr'
Esfrr." recently troitei 4 BALI mile In y,
q, Mystic Park Good Iadgcs thought 10
could have completed the mile In : 20 OF
2igi. Seventeen HUNDRED aud Any dollars
was offered for HIN.
George n Brigham has a doe pair OF
matched sucking colts. They are black.
good style. and look about a. near alike a.
two peas
Tho local freight receipts nj, ihe Duck.
Geld station % TIE Ranfori Falls 4 Buck
Geld Railroad have been larger this fall
than ever before. and ,scecd those OF any
other station on the 'ire. Depot Master
Wills T. Pike, having charge % both The
freight ard passenger stations aud The
telegraph. i one % the busiest men In
town.
An sntsrprlslug son 90 prominent
Bnckfch merchant recently pai bride
upon BIZ Aiher's COW and attempted "a
ride ~ hfas; The result viii hc graph
lcsliy depleted In dime novel under The
authorship OF Squire Yefkel. formerly Of
the Dsm0n liills." The cows seriously
~ The boy may recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
BETIiRI..

Your correspondent G. has gone into the
real estate business qlltc extensively 81
late. lie has sold portion OF the water
spOni Mountain farm 10 Ira w. Bean, who
will run The house for sumner bOarisrs,
while &. VIII run he Alpine House IN M
sou Park lie has also bought the Dean
farm AMI sold one-haif OF n % George
Downs. We has sold three bnlldlng lots
In Mason Park. JabsE Henson has house
AMI stable erected on one % them. and A.
&. Tkrwell has the foundation In, for a
house and stable on another.
DtA- \. w. Kilbourn 4 Son are puitlng
~ stable Cor Palneas Siearus on Church
Street
Calvin Blsbee has bougA, the small cot.
tage % W. l. Chapman near The depot.
Ncwton =. SteArns has sold Als farm In
"dayville" 10 Dr.. John A. Twadils. and
hought the Newell farm OF T. Hannibal
Chapman, who started Tor CAlifornla the
iSth lust
Capt WIN. n. SandersoA has sold bis
stand on Chspman Street 10 Mrs. Newell
stowe Of Ncwry, and len '1r CAllfornla tho
10Th inst
George A Chapman was married on tho
ilh inst 10 Miss Llllslle Grover, daughter
OF Dca = 7. Grover.
Levi Twltchell AMI wife viii celebrate
thClr golden wedding. Monday, ne iSih
Inst
Alpheas TWlichsll. who celebrated bis
golden wedding, Jaly tih, issj, isvery low
wlih heart disease.
school 10 District 90. which closed Oct.
-, l. q commence again after vacation
of two weeks. The teacher or The fal
term was pleased with The puuc,aaliiy Or
her scholars. The following are The names
of those Who were not tAriy 90 absent a
day during the term Alice rufingtou, Ma-
ZION Chauiier, Emma Chandler, Jeunie
Merrill. Nellie Frost. Susie Merrill. Fred
fArwcll. Eth Perkins, Merton farwcl.
Howard Wiley, Ella Chandler, MAsic New.
comb AMI psflpy henson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
MEXICO

nr ucnfy Marble. sou of n. l.. Marble,
formerly proprietor OF The Naii1nal House
AZ Dnfeif. IL mrmber-cicct frum Gorham,
y n. o. thNi states next Legislature.
Gooii a Marble Ia D.xteli az from :
Nafh.c family ~ Dlxnsii. thAi belongs %
oar sect ought % have a good position 10
or chlrrh.
l. N Reed Il puitinE a glass ffoui Into
the store where II W. rkrk TRADED 20
mary YEAR.
Mexico Sociahic me- with Mrs. Park.
Thursiky. the iiih lnst
ID n. Austin has hal q couple % Dix
as,i dauhcrs working f1r him a few days.
Thry have covered his house ard stable
Win pAlui ant OIL
The editor 81 ne 7siyAoHs called here
lat week. should luigc be Wa a year oi
~ older ihau The boys 90 The nENocEAr OF
Dec. Oh men for counsel. young men io'
work. SPARKS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

A FIRE ElTER - Warden Rice OF the
Maine State Prison. came q Belfast Snn-
day with q span OF horses and Monday
took away from the Belfast al william
ID. BArnes, who l. sentenced % six years
At ThOmAston. Barnes has been = State
boardcr before. having been sentenced 10
ten years Tor placing distractions on the
Belfast Branch railroad. Barnes took bis
present sentence quietly. BAT remarked
that be would make II warm for seven or
eight parties when he came oct OF Prison.
barnes has been In Jail AL summer aud has
been rather an uncomfortable prisoner.
Once be became possessed on quantity or
red pepper, which be Afterwards confessed
WAS 10 be thrown In the eyes OF the turn.
key, and thus pave the way Tor an escape.
Barnes has been In the Insane asylum,
and many doubt bis sanity. One OF his
peculiAritles during the past summer was
drinking kerosene oil. When be- could not
obtain II otherwise he drank II from his
cell lamp. barnes Il nephew OF Mrs.
Lsrrabee who Il serving sentence la
Belfast jail.-BsJds, Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
Market Square,
srATEoF MAISE
: surrrsE JrpicilL coIsr.

srrHTsE JUDICIAL Cot ar,
CLEHK's OTTfcE. nov. Sih, ~
nt.,o.itio, N sppealsd eases All indietmenu,
unte, the laws In rslatl0n IN she sals 81 lnto.
estirg liquors, AZ the term % ne supreme S.,f
elal t,eaft. folien Al Paris, within All lot ins
County % Otiord, on ne second iaes'si " w
sue Of Maine VI. Je.ss v. FULLER. commoa
seller. isih a. Arraignsdi pea, rot sa.lll
Trial. verilei not suiltr fespoodeni dl' snsIksi
stale q Maine ys Orrin bnteas. ,omnoa
ssller sih 4. ArrsiEned pea, Sols c9a..saess
ylnsi tloo snd osss, t.sot A. tfi1o-tlsiS0
Iise All oo.ts paid gsspoaisni scharged.
state % MalGs W. George II. Joos.. tommon
seller SIN a., rrAlgned pea, sslhy, Ies.,
tlto and eos.s. ias.i A. Wv o,-st' w. '''' '''
stats n MAlns ". Ilenry J Cor.ef. Com nou
ssllsr. sth A., a-fAigned plea, not guilty. TIN
q. Plea rtuAsied. plsa, gsiitY. rssi 80 ~
cost. taxed Al tsl-ti'9 20. fins AMI CO.'S para
sac nj MsiSs ". Cotton Eillo't Common
seller. CA a., arrAigaei p "a. solo Costenife.
Finsi sloO and cos,s, taxed Al tio-tll0Ne' flns
AMI costs pad respondent il',.h6.i 49,
non seller. en- q. suAisped plea, gn.iy'
pintd sioO and costs. uxui ~ I'D
fise ana cosis pai: resp5nieni dischars,i.
STATE Of Name ". Amos N Auiun. S"x M
, s,as "a "a eo ~, ,sis ,5.lco rIas sSd
rosts uNids respondent clsehnsci.
stats 81 Maine ". ffsksl " Jaeks0a' I'm
mon seller. Oh a., ARA gnei pcs, g,iy.
fInsd siOO snd coats, tsxei Al tD-tlis 3D. flee
al eo.ts rad resyondent dsehsgei,
sat Of Massey. IIekiel D.. Jsckfoa. Naifanes
On a.. Arraignef plea, guhu' fl1ei ~
IL. paii respondent disehafgei.
st.ie OF MAlne. By c0mplAat. ". yos.ph N
IIoit Int0xicatiSn. AppshAat lNh d NJ
Pros. 800 .,- A.. q. II.
he forssolns IL publish 81 sgreeAeii - NC
proVl.ions 81 Chap. 81 sec. .. Laws ~ the state
Of Name approved March IN, A. y. -.
kttest ALBEIT \. AUSTIN, tLhhA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
+ BRowNFIELD.

School closed Ia ihis District. Nov. 5
The winter term will commence November
.9ih. r. IL 90 bc iAnghi by NJ Morton,
" Porter. now studeui AZ Keats llllL
York County holds - W. e. I. L. Con.
venflou ln Cornish. Nov. II. When vii
Oxfori County boast ~ urions sufficient
~ call 8 Coluiy Conveuilonf We must
bcstlr ourselves or AL ihc other counties
IN the State vii lead o.. oxford oughi
% So A. vel A. any; We have ability
enough n Is Pei utilized
2. %. Wentworth has rssuned his mca,
Business after years vacation
L Il Giles has closed bis sh0p work.
tnd report sLys 10 l. % be- resumed by ar
fsreui parties Bot occupyln- same place.
W. n. Srckuey IL a. work on his hafn :
d. wiii fuish the stone work NJ least
Whoop.rg cough Is about again, though
there can De Bot Few Chllfrcu this tims 10
have ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

WEST BErHRL.

Game IL growing scarce here, hat an.
other hunt comes OF on Saturday. the SOFA
Inst, The defeated side On pay FOR aThanks.
giving suppcr.
I. ID. Grover IA, good work horse Tor
sale.
Addison S Bean. OF Norway. was In
town SATURDAY.
l.. l.. Knowles has hired The barber shop
AMI Il nos reaty f0r business.
Caleb D. Walker has moved Into one %
A. :. Beans houses. with hls son Horacs
Edwin.
A. W. Grover has two nice yOuug cows
. sell
Prof Chambsrlsin i 10 have = slnslng
school here.
A. ). Bean i paying Is cents pr dozen
Tor eggs.
Batter i very scarce In The stores here
farmers afc holding u for higher prices.
A 'yceum IL being talked % In c0unec.
tion with TIE present tern of school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
/. SIMMER.

Apples continue TO be the principal
shipping product At the station. Barrett
OF Buekneld, and Barrett OF West Paris,
ana Munroe OF West Auburn, have been
shIpplng quite a lot from Sumner, Hart
ford and Buckfeld stations.
Daniel ID. Robinson continues In low
nhysIcal condition with little hope or re-
coyery. Ills son, DR.. J. ID. Robinson, IL
attending hin.
Rev. Mr. Besvins has closed his labors
with the Baptist Church.
The winter term OF school NJ East sum.
ner will be In charge or ID. A. Gates OF
Dlxneld. Mr.. Gates gave excellent SAILS
faction here last winter. Severa! schools
are already In progress.
The "Beaatiful Snow" cane on SAtur'
dsy. SLocuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Arihur Lowell hAs soli bis colt 20 A..
wool A Fsrrar for si15
John Y Wool has hought he Lowell
cxrn % Nathan morrill,
hubbard Lowell is layirs en- agletuCi
from = vel In his pasture ~ convey he
water On h.s barn.
TIE wius,ow Packing Ccmpsny are %
vay the fafulrs Coz thsir corn TIE i'ih oi
thls month.
leury Worries goes % f.oFlda tbs week
q spend The winter.
Ito Fulsr. accompanied BY WIZ Becort,
las been to Boston 20 orier one " TIE in.
provci sftifcisi arms Cor hls left arm.
IN District No. 2. spoken % last week.
10 Agent by advice of LEGAL counsel locked
up the school house ant The Supsrsisof
took FORE. BE possession All Installed bis
teacher. what ucxti
william Dunn ani Vic. % Nechtuic
rais, are visiting AZ A. q racksFi's.
A large force 90 men j. employed ~ AZ.
Gsu,.er ou his section ~ i1c rNlrosi 10
Ut li lu condition flr thc Wluief.
Herb. Record has bought ysar.iug 2, K
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eve f-st iu grim.
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otherwlsr repairing his house.
~ A. Hutchinson has removed % last
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