davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
HEBRON.

Friday evening Q pleasant reception was
given by the Grange ~ the Town House.
The Society 10 In highly prosperous con.
dl,ion. and has for its members the beet
farmers In this vicinity.
Several young people have Joined the
Good Tsmplars recently, and the Lodge
numbers over so members.
Sabbath day the Chorister, III. A. Cush'
man. engaged q. w. Cushmsn 10 conduct
the music for Christmas. a. he inteodss TO
spend the holiday with relatives a. Lewis.
iou, where his daughter, Miss Rosa, IL
visiting.
Mr.. Persian Evere,ts family moved TO
Lewiston Friday, the 10Th. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haskell have charge OF the farm.
Monday Afternoon the yearly church and
society meeting WAS held At the church,
and The officers generally reelected.
The Hebron Qasrtette IL engaged 10 sing
At Mcralls for the q. A. X. Fair, Thursday
evening. Mr.. Pike will sing for Mr.. Cush'
man, who IL engaged la business At South
Paris mos, OF the time.
Prof Sargent IL spending . few days
here.
Mr.. Glover, the new trader, has . good
variety OF fancy articles for Christmas. n.
The big snow storm OF the season, Dec.
ie,h.
Prof Moody spent Sunday At his "a
Tiers.
Mrs. John Carney l. quite sick.
Hauling wood IL now In order.
Can l. ID. tell US how many miles bis
wife walks In year TO DO her ordinary
houseworkf
The person who lost an overcast the
last week OF school on the road north from
The Academy. will nni II 81 ii. NJ. Ever
.t,s. {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
DIyPIILD CENTRE.

About SIX inches OF snow fell here To-
day, the Wind IL blowing . gale from the
northwest, and the msnner In which the
snow IL being whlrled through the air and
piled In drifis can better be imagined than
told.
There was variety wedding Of Mr. Eli
Iah IIelmsn's on Friday night last. About
forty OF Mr.. and Mrs. llolman's friends
nom Dltneli. MEXICO and Jay were pres
en,. with many gins both useful and orns.
mental. An excellent oyster supper was
served about nine O'Clock. whish. with the
choice cakes and pies, WAS highly enjoyed
by all The party bfoke up Al about III
O'Clock. feeling that they had enjoyed an
e,cellsn, time. and sincerely hoping that
that they might be permitted 10 meet Mr..
and Mrs. Holman on many similar ocos'
slons In the future.
The young men In this place have Just
now . mania for FOX hunting. No less than
four young Nimrois were seen out recent
" with one hound. while on hln no, more
than half mile distant were a. many more
with two hounds. qal,s q number have
been shot. and foxes are reported plenty
vet. VAUDEVILLE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
HIRAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Lord OF Hiram
celebrated the ffeenih anniversary OF
their marriage on Friday. Dec. 10. More
than one hundred relatives and friends a..
sembled In the Afternoon aud evening,
bringing presents both useful and orna-
mental. An excellent and abundant sup
per was served. and every one had . good
time. as they always do when they meet
A. Mr. and Mrs. Lords. W.
James l. Hill. Esq, has returned from
Wyoming. where has been some months
A. an architect and builder.
Captain Thomas o. spring. OF Chicago,
has returned 10 his native town, AFTER an
absence OF fourteen years he has been en-
gagged In the bu,chering and packing bust
ness. Ills wife has been In town some
months.
The salvation Army came 10 Hiram on
the 18th. and held services a. the old
church.
Mr.. solomon Stuart has honJrAbly dis.
charged his celebrated old mare. She Was
,hlrty-oue years old In June. SO much for
Kind treatment.
Mr.. Albion T.. Benton. formerly stir
ring, energetic and worthy citizen OF South
Hiram, died st Parsonsneld. Saturday, OF
liver complaint, aged 20 years.
Mrs. Louisa Lowell, aged ~, SIN fingers
here.
DIR. Joseph l.. Bennett. OF Hiram, was
recently married 20 Miss Rosalia Lsrrabee
OF Alfred, one OF our accomplished teach.
ers. They will remove TO Rochester
MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
DENMARK.

The school. here commenced their win
ter session lss, Monday, under the con
,inuei instruction OF Dr. Moses II. Cobb
and Miss Mary y. Keith.
Miss Josle Keith. who has been teaching
In this vicinity, has returned 10 her home
In Bridgwsisr, Mass.
Mrs. Wentworth OF Browuneli teaches
In Colby District, and Miss Flora NJ. Brai'
bury South Road.
George Barnhsm. OF Burnhsm 4 Morrill,.
Was here this week on bis annual nshing
excursion. lie dli not stop bat one day.
bu, had good luck ss usual
Ahhsn y. Brsibury and wife celebrated
the eOih anniversary OF their marriage last
Monday night Owing % the storm there
Vas no, 80 full an attendance a. Il usual
ou such occasions here, bat the lack OF
numbers WAS made mp by the enthusiasm
OF those present The presents were pre-
seuied by G. II. Smith with well chosen
remarks. and accepted by Mr.. Bradbury.
The Rebeeoa Circle propose holding .
Christmas Festival a. odd Fellows Han,
Dec. s5th. They will present the drams"My
Turn Next after which will be the dis
irritation OF presents from the tree follow
sd BY a social party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
z RRoWNFIELp.

The weather has been quite mild, bu'
unsettled for the last week. and At this
writing. Thursday, l6lh, . heavy storm Il
setting in.
The Rev. Mr.. Emmons OF oxford IL ex'
psctsd 10 oecupy the palplt OF the cougre-
gstlonsl church on the 10Th. with view
10 supplying permanently II ell are agreed.
The unpleasant weather prevented The
concert exercise which Was 10 have been
given Al the Temperance meeting ~ The
church on the i2th.
There will be Union Christmss.tree al
The Town Hall. the three societies furnish
log the entertainment.
The fair Rlyen by the Unlserssllst Soci'
ETY. on the 9lh was = success. The pro-
gramme was well carried out.
The County Commissioners verc In
town on the itth, establishing the bounds
Of The road leading from the old main road
10 the road leadlug 10 the Centre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
NBwRY

Christmas l. coming soon-ihe signs OF
The iimes polni very evidently 20 ~ near
approach.
Potatoes are being shipped q, Bethel
quite rapidly; a. All A. oeuts per oushel
are the price. paid some kinds are roiiing
very haiiy.
There l. plenty % snow and loggers are
settling down % business.
A good many oxen are for sale Ia ihese
parts. n aparchAser could be found.
III Stsarus Il hAallng quantity OF
pressed hay % KsAller, who Is operating
Ia The woods Al ketchums.
A crew ~ Frenchmen are cutting breh
Tor Kshlier on Joshua Eames's, and nun
b.r of teams are yariiug and hauling II 70
The mill A. swans Corner.
Writing school commences this Wed.
ussdayl evening AZ the Branch school,
house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
MEXICO.

Mrs. william I. Holt, daughter OF Ma.
than Ellington. formerly OF Weld, died
about o'clock A. ", Monday, Dec. i5ih.
Mrs. Holt was not feeling well for sboai 4
week before her death About 10 O'Clock,
Sunday evening. she became seuseless and
rigid. and no efforts could restore her 10
consciousness. Her death Was sudden and
unexpected
Gilbert Barrett sold what remains Of the
steam mill Al this place 10 u. y. Walton OF
Peru. The boiler, shafting. etc. IL 10 be
taken 90 StAaley a wslton's mill near The
residence OF Thomas Burgess.
Fremont Kidier has returned 10 Jsnsr.
son. ~ n
Etia 4. Park has closed her school In
the Braieen District and will take = weeks
vacation. Monday. the s0ih Inst. she
commences ten weeks term Al Stiekney
Corner Ia Carthage. SrAEAEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
FRYEBURO

Mr. Russel Page died ffiiiy evening.
Dec. n, sfter an illness OF two days. lie
was an aged man, - years old. and VIII be
much missed. being one OF tie old rest
dents OF the vill,ge. Funeral wednesday,
ga.
Mrs. Df. L,mson has returned ater q
visit, OF soms weeks 10 Portland.
The young people are AeilVs 10 pfepha'
ilons Tor Christmas.
The meetings AZ the ses,ry have not been
A. well attended a. hoped, Owlng 10 the
stormy weather.
The lot has been measured Tor the new
building FOR sale-work manufacture.
The number OF Academy scholars 10.
crease.. and enllyens oar otherwise quiet
streets.
Mr ]. Alden Webster Of West Ffyeburs
has gone % Lowell FOR . permanent resi-
deuce bis family will 20 In tie spring.
". ""unsm y. Webster 10 visiting bis
brother. james .. '-bsis:, 90" over -
river"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

The simultaneous publication, In Serb.
n,r's Mrgariae, OF extracts nom the dia'
ries OF Gouverneur Morris asd reminis.
bsnces by Me-. washburne OF the Siege
ana Commune OF 1870. recalls he interest.
ing fact that. at the time OF the French
Revelation, Mr.. Morris. then American
Minister 10 France, was the only one OF
the entire diplomatic corps who ventured
70 remain in Paris through The disturb
ances, and that nearly . century later, 81
the time OF the second great revelation 10
France, the American Minister, MI. WASH
burne, Was again the only representative
Of 4 nrst-class power who did not ask for
his passports and dee from the city. AZ
these papers show. each OF these minis
ters, By remaining. Was able TO render
great service In extending protection TO .
large number Of citizens OF other coun'
triss who were resident In Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
WEST BETHEL.

An agent for the IOrilaad TrdAscripi Is
calling on subscribers In this town.
Application will be made 10 the Legisla.
ture OF Maine this winter for charter
under the name OF the pleasant River
Improvement Company" 10 A. said river
fordriying purposes in the towns OF Bethel
and Mason. bat n granted your CORE
spondeni thinks IL will ipjare more people
than IL will benefit.
A family named Judklps las recently
moved here from Norway, and occupies
one OF Beans houses.
Milton Penley has closed his meat busi'
ness for this season, and IL selling dry
wood In the village.
Euniee X. Roberts IL selling photograph
albums, and taking subscriptions TO Vick'
ery's Hresds Visitor.
Harold Chapman continues 70 visit our
village every Wednesday with fresh bee'
and pork.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
WATERFORD.

A heavy nor,heas, snow storm to-day.
Dec. i6-sccompanied BY fearful WIND
and intense cold; II looks ~ though our
one Italian weather has ended.
paslnsss OF all kinds II quite duh no
laundering Is this section 81 present. w.
w. Watson intends Ia buy small guam
tlty OF poplar.
Master Harvey Gleason met win Sc
we're accident one day last weak. Wnhe
splitting some lumber In ". A. daI snop,
nj. hand accidentally came In contact with
the saw, taking on one OF his thumbs near
The second Joint
George X. Hsmlln has recently par
chased several fne cows he intends 70
The soclsbIs at Golden Cross Hall, Sat.
urdsy evening. December IL was i.sgeIy
attended, and ell seemed TO enjoy 'nsm'
selves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
PORTER.

grsa, plenty OF stormy weather sni =
plenty ofsnow.
The church WAS crowded on Sunday last,
the las, day OF the quarterly conference
people coming long distances.
Tyere,, wentworth has gone to Boston
20 work.
Moses Libby IL progressing nnely with
his house, he has commenced TO paint In
side.
Mrs. Eva A. Cook aud her sister. josie
jenkins. have returned home from Boston
l. l.. French found one OF his sheep on
Friday last Chat had been gone four weeks
In q hole between some rocks, where she
had been driven by dog. AMI strange TO
say, although IL could not get up, IL was
alive.
The stores are putting on gay sppsar-
snce for Christmas.
Buslness IL q little more lively since u
has come shedding. Farmers are replen'
l.hlug their wood piles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
PERU.

Howard Turner OF Lewiston has moved
up In town on farm.
The Baptist Society have hired Elder
venires n preach here FOR the nex, year.
Elder Veutres and son are irving 10
trade with A. A. Pomroy for bis mill prop
efty.
The Bsp,is, Society are getting ready
Tor q Christmss.tree.
Wilson Sullman had carload OF corn
come IRON Chicsgo, and he sold u 10 the
farmers who raised sweet ooru-,hsy TAX
Ing right from the car.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
GIIEAD.

Snow enough for tiptop shedding. and
the lumbermen are happy.
Ten pairs OF heavy horses horses came
no from Portland this week TO draw spruce
for J. W. Bennett, who has contract TO
draw ic0. 600 on, OF the Larry Brook valley.
B.P. Hicks and family have moved TO
Paris 10 take care OF an agei father. A
few evenings before they moved the peo.
pie here gave them surprise party aud
rsthered At their house 20 the numoer OF
about seventy. Ave and presented the family
with A nice tea. set, including silver knives,
fork. and spoons. very plasans evening
Was spent.
We understand . Chrismss.tree and fes
,lyal will be held ai the church Christmas
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
w. SUMNER.

Christmas Is near .. hand and with u
comes an Increase OF business.
You can nni Christmas and iio'ia-J
Goods a. q. VI. smslls or y. l. Tuelfs.
There IL 70 be vacation OF one week In
this school; IL will give the children =
chance 90 enjoy Christmas.
The Highland Spring House seems 10 be
doing q good business. Travellers should
no, fall, when In this place, 20 give MT.
Abbott q call, A. they will be used well In
the stable or al the table.
Winter has come In all IL glory and The
lambermen seem glad 10 see 10.
Qalis q number In this place are talking
OF going 20 North Turner 10 the Christmas
dance. Everyone says ihs, Il the place TO
20 10 have good time. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
ALBANY

George Ani Nsisoa Fernai OF Lynn and
several other relaiivcs In that vlciniiy are
here tn attend The funeral % taeif mother,
Nrs Mary FeruAli. Who died gate sui
dsniy 20 pusumoulA- She wAs TIE widow
% George W. FcrnAli. Who gave his NE
that oar country might live.
Amos Barker has hired with frei %.
Riley Al Britgton Ccuire % work A. el,ek'
smiling
J.F. Biri i about senflrg hls vAaaole
span % horses % G3rham. y. II, hauling
l0gs. % be- driven BY hls son VIII
FernAi s Fnni have pair OF horses OF
The flu hri. A. a. hands high.
p.A. Cummings i dolng VIA, be can
% relieve the neighbors % their surplus
stock by killing one OF two per week. lie
runs meat cart east q Norway Ani fAfis.
ucrberi Bean Was wounded by FORK
tine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

re f,uosiug we take from The Wal
ftt- Pre- Trffs OF November ION which
- rl1ish ~ request
me news OF TIE death OF NJ Char
ell Nran. % The arm OF Martin Bro
lsr. ou Monday evening last came VIII
Farfl. safieuness. tq 20 81 O'Clock
lat evening be wAs tnoaght % oe slowly
recovering from The fever with which he
"a 5esn SEX for over eve weeks nni A.
!. rrer tas case In this stage % TIE "
rtr 4 ever be suddenly grew worse All
A. r.re o'clock BE- hreAthet bis lAst-
Nstser thc loving care % friends nor ne
"a ofhis physician coulf avail angnt
Tls f1rgral wts held AZ bis late residence
cc Cas-.ss street. Rsv's. II. VI. FULLERTON
az T. d. Blackf1rt being present ne Tor
mr. Crciaung Aho1t eighty member.
III i1e ncs lotgg % Ancient order OF
lt.;st wofkmeu % which The deceased
~ member. attended. The Lodge
cot,r lisf a beaaufai pillow inscribed
"A O a.. W. In {. II p MI
Nara atf besn resident o. Wa.ihan
% A'cli three years. having been In ne
e-e.oY 10 Nr. ChAries Cutter A short
tns 40 be- Art his brother bought oai
D. oxsrsss lie leaves widow and Two
s-aI ctnirsn. father Who wAs VIII ADD
sss.s,ei Ia caring Cor him during his SICK
ress. mother. ard . sister Who hfe-
Nj Be- parents IN Maine, . brother ln
havefa.l. ant Tie one who Vas bis part
rfr Z lis city
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
,losr ExcKILESr.

JJ. Atkins. Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes my family and are bene-
neiaries OF your most excellent medicine
DIR. Kings New Discovery for consump'
ton; having found IL 10 be all that you
claim for 10, desire To testify TO Ia virtue.
Nv friends TO whom have recommended
IL, praise 10 at every opportunity" Dc.
Kings New Discovery for consumption IL
guaranteed 20 cure Coughs, Colds. Bfon.
chltls, Asthms, Group. and every Affection
of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Bot
ties Free ., Noyes Drug Store, NORWAY.
Large Size, J0:. and OIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
BRAcg Up.

You are feeling depressed. your APOSTLE
IL poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are ndgsty. nervous. and generally out
OF sorts, and want TO brace up. Brace up.
bot not with stlmulants. spring medicines
or bltters, which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whiskey, and which stimulate
you Tor an hour. and then leave you In
worse condition than before. What you
want Is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action OF Liver and
Kidneys, lrestore your vitality. and give
renewed health and strength. Such Q
medicine you viii nnd In Electric Bltters,
and only 80 cents bottle ct Noyes Drug
Store. Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
SOUTH BETHEL.

Singing school IL progressing naely IN.
der TIE direction OF Hosea Ripley.
Two eoous made raid on Mr. Dams
poultry last Wellesley night bat only
succeeded In killing rooster before they
we're discovered and sho..
u J. ylrgln has recently bought large
10, OF dOwei squares In Albany. lie has
engaged quite large lot Of birch besides,
and IL looks a. though be mean business
FOR this winter.
People are taxing Advantage OF the snow
and are hauling their wood and birch
Frank y. Stevens 10 teaching the winter
school At West Bethel.
Hosea Ripley Ia maklng repairs on bis
house.
Mrs. T. Il Day OF Bryant's Pond Il civ
ing lessons Ia kenslpgton painting 10 THIS
plsce A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
WILSON'S MILLS.

wea,hsrls rather too warn for good
business In the woods.
A 4. Bennett has moved his family Into
The woods. lie pats In four oxen and
span OF horses. Ills father. former resi-
dent herr. came with him.
u. G. Bennett and Royal Bean Killed =
deer to-day.
A number OF the boys have been sending
for rifles. for hunilng ceer. bat the nfst OF
January wlll soon BE- here aud the fun vii
be over with
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
MASON.

I, SHOWS, blows. and Is generally uneom.
Portable to-day; winter IL upon us with al
his forces. The snow II now two feet
deep In the woods good logging anywhere
except In wet places. The ground 10 frozen
bot little ~ Jet.
Joseph Seribner has moved into A. @.
LoysIoy's house for the winter.
EFT. Mains has returned from Otsneld,
where he has been for two or three months.
J. G. Bean fell from load OF wood and
struck on Q stake and barely escaped seri'
Gus injury. -
Hutchinson's.
Mills.
George 4. Mills 10 hauling his poplar
from Albany.
Colds are prevalent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
UPTON.


Fine weather Ani good slelghlng.
IuvltA,ious % BE- present ~ The weddlhs
reception % Martha Grace Taylor aud
Miles StAndish IIemenwAy the itth OF De
cernber have been received BY some OF me
friends here. lie was our pastor duripg
ne sumner months OF iss5.
Asa FROST sold one OF his Canada horses
N,ptav 10 John r. Coolidge and bought
one % Charles Chase.
HF. Vests men And team went Into
camp on SWIM Cambridge Monday.
Right horses and their drivers nom 'ne
eastern part Ofthe State passed here aes'
Cav. on their way 70 Diamond Stream above
MagAllOwAy.
Mr.. HeywoOd hsd q u tons OF hay
nr...ai fnr Z. 9. Wllson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
ANDOVER.

The East Andoyer Dramatic Club repeat
the drama "Down by the Sea-" on Friday
night OF this week.
The Cougl Ladies' Circle met With Mrs.
Lsyinia Bailey, Wednesday evening.
Thursdays blizzard was the worst OF the
season.
Qalte number OF Lewiston teams passed
through here Tuesday and wednesday, en-
route for the Lake.
DR.. Davis, the popular dentist, has been
In town professionally" for . few days
this week.
Christmas-trees are all the talk jest now.
Miss Folsom has . stock OF millinery
and holiday goods for sale at A. Y. Stones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
STATE PICK UPS.

Iaa.- Ils.iop. % Piir ds,i. committed
sl.rie ty shooting
A.. A. Bsif.s, TaarsI,y morning tii
iln,ge 'o ne amount 90 aboat $1,000.
v-. Ia Skeeiup attempted suicide BY
Aa-s.cg a. Augusta Slnisy. TIE ilia insi
Fa-v tro1hles ihe cause
T,s Bs'chsr vii Ease hNs gone - ne
S-rryrr Judicial Couri on an appeal II
y errras'y be tried A. tae Sepiemoer
teru.
Ararioa h.s been granted 10 Joseph l.
e. rilr sh1 wAs serving term IN STATE
pfs'- 20 me mlrisf % Severance 10
K'ckAlt
ras Blcksport ClrPu reports hat
Grave tac Fletcher Brook mlrierer, got
t-1cr a. ioggiug camp 10 hAncoeh
Co-1,y oas Gay lAsi wcek.
Ansn By TIE name ofEiwari Merrill,
. a1nc ln saw MIL. A. West "a
u.lta. slpped And fcl upon a circular
80. cliilng hl. head 10 two lie ATei
bsia ies minutes.
t. boiy osRlel Crockett % Ssknviiie
- f.et recently under suspicious cir
clnstances. has bcen sxaumei by The cor
11rr. AT ne conierts % TIE stomach
ss-ii - PROF. Carmichael for examlnAilon.
A petition for charter fof a railroad
c'sianiAri gauge from = polni near tee
1lLst 90 Ssbago Lake. through TIE towns
70 wiudham. Raymond. CAsco, foiArd
as Minot % Ncchanic fAlls vi Pc pre-
,sated - me legislature this winter.
A nsetlrg under The auspices % The
Board % TrAie wAs held a. Bath lAsi
wrsk. for tie purpose % taking mcAsurv.
n opposition % the frce Saip Bill, about
FL cone ID in Congress. A COMMITTEES OF
i.s ealing shlpouliiers AM shlposnefs
- BAH wss chosen % proceed % NasA-
1gioa ant help defeat The h.l.
A. bsi $1,000 OF The STATE DEB; falls
Gao la is.9. s2.g5O.ooO % G Per cent.
ao-is nature jane ist. iss3 Ani = -,
n. mature october 1T. i,,'. The SINK
~ flnf Nil amount % enough % pay
asclts. So. OoO % This sun oue " The
Mt important daties % The coming Leg
i.rure MI b. % provide for he Other
4 Eel. co.. Some % The best nnAneiA
"a he state have been considering
g. natter All say The state can eAsly
tltta PER ceut loan Al par. hAfiy 10
t,s session ne matter vii oe referred -
Sc f1srce COMMITTEES, vhich VII % care
M uafe up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
KRYANTs POND.

Mr.. shlnn gave sn interesting talk on
Virginia lie during the war before A. VI.
whitman Post, Wednesday evening. We
are sorry Il WAS not better pAtronited. IL
seems that II II Was not FOR the fost lee
lures would be minus here anyway.
U.F. Houghton calls your attention 70
= very good variety OF Christmas goods.
Christmas will he observed here Al the
Uniyerssllst church. An operetts wiz DC
presented entitled "caught Mapping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
y SUMNER

The Otsord Baptist Quarterly Meeting
will bold 10 next session with the church
A. East Sumuer, commencing Dec. =. ~
gr.N. sermon by Rev. W. II. \. Ven
,r.s alternate, Rev. y. G. Goodwin.
Rev. WIN. BesVlns IL a. present supply
log both Bapils, and Cong1 Churches al
East Sumner.
school l. progressing nnely under d.
rrciion on A. Gates OF Dllfeli.
Thursdays storm was BLIZZARD OF no
small account
\. c. Head Ard wife drove home nom
Andover TIA, day. from visit 20 Rev. o.
Rice. SLocCN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
nrcxtxx's ARNIcA SALyE.

The Beet salvs In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and ell Skin Eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures Piles. OF no pay required. II
II guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction'
or money refunded. Price Is cts. per box
For sale at Noyes Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21
yo PRyFBuRG.

There vas q good attendance al NE pro =
,,sr,ss meeting held a. the chapel Dec. >
ana 10; and much spprseiation
messed OF the speAksrs-ke.s. n sss.
crosley from Portland. Little from s c's
sss.p. AMI Gledhlll from Halloween. Olsu,
n Il das the choir, whose selections sooe'
,,aeh 10 ne interest Of the OCCASION