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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
ALBANY.

Thursday morning there was a light
frost.
The Grangcrs held sn Apron Festival In
Cummings Hall. "Wednesday evening, 20
raise money 10 nnlsh their halli twas
quite q success.
Mr. waidron closed bis labors with the
Congregational Church last Sunday. aud
returned 10 Hartford, Conn, TO pursue sls
studies.
David Kenision and family are visiting
friends here.
Miss Lizzie Loytloy OF Portland l. visit
log a, her uncie's. J. II. Loveloy.
Mrs. Nancy Cummlngs, who was very
slck while ylslilng her children AZ Bethel,
has - Ear recovered - 10 be removed
home.
Mrs. Dora Geichel Il spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Cum
mings
Edgar ~. Andrews. wife and children OF
STOW are visiting her mother, Mrs. Char
lo,ie Cummings
The Farnsworihs who have been al ID.
Ciark's several weeks, have returned 10
Boston.
W. w. Cross OF Briigton has purchased
quite q drove OF cattle here and In towns
north ofus.
Frank. eldest son OF A. @. Dean. has
gone % live with Mr.. Chase. who keeps q
drug store, also printing once, al Bry'
ants Pond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
PORIER.

A smart rain this week. clearing rather
COLI. FROST on low land; and We have
hai frosi every month this year.
IL i quite slckly here a. The present
tine
Anssl Alleyl il sick with sryslpslAs In bis
bead hls wife Il couanei 10 her bed. hav.
lug been cot % health Tor some length OF
time Mr.. Allsy's mother l. an Invalid
an hss BEEN counned % her bed for years
ard with three small children u makes IL
hsrd case
Alphorf, sawyer Il qnlie sick. threat.
ened with fever; AMI widow Sally freuch,
an aged LAZY. has been sick Tor some tine
Frank Gilman lost bis Youngest child
ffom cholera infsutum on Thursdsy last.
Mr. warreu French has gone 10 Saoo and
K~nnehunk 20 visit her brother and sou.
There will b. dance Al Vim. Sianley's
hall. Tuesday evening next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
W. SUMNER.

BArrows Post. No. cj. q. A. Il held a
camp Ore AZ Andrews Grove, August p
Hon. John T.. Swssey OF Canton made
some very Interesting remarks on the
hraveness and loyalty Of the soldiers OF
The rebellion. Also OF the spirit manifested
by the aged men In supplying The needs OF
their wives and children In their absence.
Also be gave some Illustrations OF the bat
tie OF A?pomatox. and related some anec-
doies which kept the audience in an up.
roar. Baked beans and coffee we've served
att r. NJ, and q war tableau ensued. Good
music In attendance.
\. W. Chandler has been 90 Boston on
business.
George 4. Pulslfer Is In Massachusetts,.
selling frult trees.
Rev. W. W. cochrAne has gone TO Roeh'
ester ~. " Seminary.
bargains 10 ReAdy.maie Clothing Al
Webb a Waktfeld's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
r. SUMNER

Rev l. T. Cummings. % New York.
preached an admirable dlscoufse AZ The
baptist church at SAbhsth on the theme,
.s What l. MANI Mr.. Cummings Ances.
tor formerly resided Ia sumner.
Summsr visitors AZ leaving
Last Tuesdays rain wAs truly refreshing
a. The ground Nas becoming very FRY. II
va. however. disappointment % many
who intended 90 visii Canton 10 hear Hon.
wm 4 FDe.
Alterations ar proposed In The roads 10
avo.i many ~ TIE railroad crossings near
Esst Sumner
several % oar people ATTENDED The Al
veui campmc,ilrg A. Mechanic Falls last
week.
The Baptist church has been improved
hy he addition oftSo rev chimuies.
: T.. ll,ali l. row running three doNel
lathe. aui q. doing lively business.
The posi-oi-ce has been removed into
new aut more couvenieut quarters and
nxed up iu frsi-class condition. A money
order department has been established,
which vii hc a convenience % parties do
lug business through The mails.
SLOCUH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
HIRAM

The address OF TX Governor Dlusley on
Monday evening vAs most convincing,
candid ard diguidei preseutAtion OF The
Issues % he day, and wss well received
by large audience. Ills points were vel
chosen. AID clluchci with telling logic and
uuanswcrshle Arguments.
oar venerable citizen. Enoch Rsnkins,
i very lil with hernia % long sisnding.
Freddie Moulton returned Monday 10
the GOrhAm Normal School.
lothian Allen. formerly % East Hiram,
fiei AZ Springfield. Novs ScoiiA. July :, of
quick consumption, aged ~ years. lie
leaves wife and one child. MI Allen
Wa very Industrious and worthy eiii'
zen.
Msrshal l. wadswor,h AMI bis two
sons are now recovering nom severe a.
tAcks OF measles.
Austin wai.wor,h Is quite sick.
Frank jameson talks of selling his farm
ant removing to the West
On MONDAY. 3isi, We are blessed with a
powerful rain.
Mis- Priscilla Adams 10 teAehlug on Ill
ram HI LLENEtLrN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
T. HEBRON.

The last week OF August IL claimed IA
be- the warmest weather Of the season.
The rain AFTER the drouth has revived veg
citation.
Sweet corn Il backward and II II thought
the crop will be light, good many acres
planted for the Backneld factory.
william Blsbeo has gone 10 Livermofe,
10 take charge OF the corn yard at the can
ming shop.
n. ID. futile and w. y. Cole have been
20 winthrop and purchased q whitman
thrsshlng machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murch have returned n
Vermont 10 take charge OF their school.
II. Hutchinson OF Buckhsli has moved
into the little Aousg below J. J. fulier's
store.
The social ayeat OF the season was the
wedding In the new church AZ East lie
bron a. Thomas OF Oxford 10 Addie Mar.
shall OF Hebron. Amer the wedding the
young couple with large number OF friends
drove Ia their future home. al Newell
where the reception took place
In the evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
RUMFORD CENTRE.

Warren Adams has undoubtedly the best
pair OF calves TO be found In this part OF
the county; they are well matched. siy
months old. and girih feet 8 Inches !
they will be taken 10 the South Paris Fair.
Mr. Edwin Taylor died Sept. 2. Con.
siderable sympathy Was rendered by the
whole community, from the fact that when
his mother was sick several years sgo he
took The whole care OF her. and ever since
has done everything that boy could do
TO help his mother. lie leaves wife aud
two children. Rev. Mr. Hannafordpresched
the funeral sermon.
Miss Susie Woods Is home from Mass,
10 spend few months.
Bears have killed two sheep FOR william
Farnum, while several Others got marked
In good shape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
FRYEBURG.

Charles Lord, late OF wlndham. IL es
tAbllshei In the Warmer shop - lewelef
etc. Mr.. Lord comes with the reputation
OF being . firtciass workman.
Mr. Dlngley spoke In Court Hall on
Tuesday evening, on account OF the ralr
there va. not large audience.
Thomas souther len on Tuesday foi
Chlcsgo, where he has q business sliua
ton.
George Dexter IA. returned 10 his hom'
In Maiden aud Herbert Oilln % Concord,
y w.
Mis-. sarah \ Evans len on wednes IA,
% resume her work a. missionary for th'
4. NJ. A. In Louisville, ny.
Mrs.. II T.. Stark has been Al q II. Bar.
rowss Tor week past.
Misses Anna aud Clara Mason started
on Thursday 10 return 10 Sispheniown,
y. Y. where they are conducting = select
school.
A. the summer visitors depart the ten.
nls courts are less ffsquentci.
The Academy opened September l. with
. smaller number OF pupils than 10 tn
spflng.
The district schools have begun under
the charge OF the same te.chsrs a. In IN
summer. A. these schools are iniepend'
ent OF Academy control. the pupils are not
reckone. In the number OF Academy sehol
Ars
W. .. ROBBIE dlncd Al Mr. Barrowss,
on Thursday, but returned n Gofhim At
night.
Miss ]. W. Frye has gone n Lewiston
% Ai,snd the funeral 81 Mrs T,bbe,ts, SIS
ter OF the late Col. J. ". Frye, aud aunt OF
Senator Frye.
Read webb & waksnsld'. advertise meni
In this Issue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
DENMARK.

Rufus a. Fessspden OF the Boston police
force and Mrs. fessenden have been visit.
Ing his father. william fessenden, aud
other relatives In Denmark and Driigton.
They have returned 10 Boston.
Hannibal v. Lord died very suddenly
about ~ o'clock Tuesday night Of heart
disease. Me- Lord was In his usual health
till late In the evening. when he hal q
spasm and DR.. Brown was summoned. lie
rallied aud the DR.. was about 10 leave him
when he suddenly died. Mr.. Lord was
born and always lived In this town. and
was IS years old. lie leaves widow, two
sons aud four daughters.
Alouxo Wentworth OF the Boston police
l. visiting relatlyes here. His wife Il with
him
The corn shop started up September ~.
will Bakers steam press and wipers. l
think tho machines will do their work
we'll Mr. CAswell Is here in charge OF the
machines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
WILSON'S MILLS.

Extremely bot weather for The season.
Meetings held Al The upper and middle
school houses. on The sabbath, by Rev.
James Williamson, Who IL presching a.
Upton through The sumner scssOn-a stu.
dealt from Bangor Theological Seminary.
Tie has gins thsi will make him successful
In the ministry, FOR be l. In earnest snd
thus can reach the hearts OF the people.
{. I. Douglass. Esq. OF Upton, was here
over The sabbath.
school commences this morning, taugh,
by Mrs. Addie Palmer OF Errol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
L. WATERFORD.

Mrs. Angcllne Sinderson and grandson,
OF Bethel. have been making = short visit
81 l. NJ. Sanierson's.
Don g. SeiiE. OF brooklyn, New York,
was Ia town Aug. ..
George w. fsoyejoy aud wife. OF Horn.
ellsville, New York, have been visiting his
grandfather. stephen Lovsjoy.
Mrs Hattie Perkins and daughter, OF
Gloucester. Mss, are a. Mrs. Mary Ath'
ertOns.
Prank Roberts and wife. OF Bos,on. are
In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
UPTON.

A heavy frost Thursday morning. We
have had = frost every month during The
season.
Fred Goodwin and Asa Abbott have re-
turned TO North Bridgton.
s. s. York, the County Missionary
preached here Sunday. lie isavery earn
est worker.
Mr. williamson spent the Sabbath with
the people AZ Msgallowsy. He reports .
good religious interest. and thinks they
need some one 20 labor with them. j..
Herbert Douglass IL home from Bethel
for few days. We like 10 see the fanii-
lar faces OF our absent ones.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society was en-
tsrtained Wednesday, by Mrs. Enoch Alb
bott. She has the cordial way or receiv-
Ing friends which makes them happier oy
meeting her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
WEST BETHEL.

EiwAri wheeler. BerthA and Dana Gro
Yer, Mollie and Alice Barker. Grace and
Eilth Grover and Bessie Harden are al
tending The fall term Of Gould Academy.
Mr.. A. :. Blsbee. OF Gorham, y. H. 10
town this week. and will visit her old In
nsighb0rs In Mason.
We had a pleasant call from w. 7. Put
nan and wife. OF Lewiston, on "wednesday
last They have been visiting friends IN
this county Cor three weeks.
A TAT ear. heavily loaded with lumber,
wss swltehed OF here on Monday on ac-
count OF some broken stakes. and on
Tuesday afternoon. q few minutes before
the arrival Of the up passenger train, The
remaining stakes gave way, and about one
half OF the lumber fell on 20 the main track.
There was lively work In removing The
obstruction from the road, and The track
WAS cleared before the train came In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
MASON.

There wss smart frost this morning
sept. u can learn % but little damsge
% crops. The FOG In most places In this
vicinity saved vegetation.
Pastures are bow very green aud there
i large growth ~ Aftermath on rich
moving fields. Some has been cot and
made into q fne lot 10 hay.
y. @ SILL. has burned his f,lled trees
% clear the land for winter rye.
II II Grover aud T. II shaw have sold
their stock % cattle In their Mason pas
iurss % NJ Gates Of Gorh,m. y II. Very
satisfactory prices we're obtained SN
dollars q hundred Is the ruling price Tor
thfse-yesr.oli beef
y. J Mains sold III fouryeNr old steers
% r Green price. $40
u Morril and sons have eight pairs OF
msichsd steer calves. They know good
steers pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
BRYANTs POND.

4. ". whitman Post. q. A. r., viii hold
q camp hrc A. Maple Grove. Saturday.
September N, a. 10 O'Clock. Bethel aud
Sumner Posts are Invited. Free dinner
army rations-wlll be served 30 all. Hon.
John L. Swssey and W. y Robinson, ESQ.
will speak. Rev. II. T.. Gllehrlsi will speak
Ia behalf OF The Sons 81 Veterans.
A game 81 base ball was played here
September 4. between the Byants Pond
and Wet Paris Clubs. resulting In q VIC
tory for the Brysnt's Pond Club by asoors
Of n 10 IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
NORWAY LAKE.

Charlie. witt and family have returned
20 their home In Mass.
Henry Pike. aged ninety years, Is sefi-
ously m.
One night last week bear WAS seen on
the Ola waterford Road near the sand
Pond Brook.
Id. Hobbs and wife are visiting rela-
tlves AZ Hollis.
Miss Evelyn Bartlett IL stopping here
Herberi Kilgore Is AZ home.
The Norway corn shop Il TO STAR soon.
The Knights OF Labor held their regular
weekly meeting Saturday evening.
The foundsti0n 10 the new store Is CO.."
pletsd.
Prof c. A. Stephens. WHO has been on
q tour throu "a The Western States, u ex-
pected home the nrst OF this month.
All should remember the picnic A. Se,n
Pixies psxt Friday. A grand good tine rs
anticipated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
CENTRE LOWELL.

Hon. W l.. SisArns and wife have ar
rived In town.
Sargent St~afns. N. u, % Washington.
ana Dis family are stopping with j. III.
Stsarus.
The thrrshiug machine In the mill Al the
village i doing good business. They
run through $50 bushels OF grain on Sat-
urtAy.
Fred KlmbAll drove home cne looking
pair % oxen lately which be 0oughi oil
Thomas jefferson Of Sweden.
Arthur Mason add Ellery Andrews have
been back OF the mountains, camping And
nshlng for the week past
Dled-Ia Lowell, Aug. ?lth, VIZ. FRANK
Brooks.
Murled-In Lowell. Aug. i6ih, Owen c.
Eastman and Miss LOttie T.. Andrews.
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SOUTH ANpOvER
+. BETHEL.

A heavy frost In some places September
isi.
Many nom this place ayailed themselves
OF The great privilege OF listening 10 lee
,ure from Hon. w. T. Frye. Sept. /.
J. A. XimbAll from Boston Is spending
his vacation al his fathers, Dea. NJ. y.
KlmbAlfs.
Miss Katie Howe Is now stopping with
her sister. Mrs. II. II. Bean.
Miss A. Varpey from Ssco has been Wis.
ting AZ W. q. Hollis.
Eddie Bean Is attending school a, Gould's
Academy.
Chester, son OF II. II. Bean, has the
who0plng cough very severely.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Bartlett IL sgsin very sick.
East Bethel Sewing Society meets Sep
TENDER 10Th with Mrs \. l.. Perkins, NJ her
fathers, s. J. Howsrd's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
BETHEI,.

The hottest term OF the season has Wis.
itei Bethel the past week ~ well ~ the
coolest Friday and Saturday, the :7th
aud 18th, The thermometer registered 100
degrees In the shade; Thursday, September
"a. the thermometer registered D degrees
aud Ice formed a. thick s window glass.
Notwithstanding the cold, The crops suf'
fered bat little. ~ . dense FOG preceded
the rising sun.
Lyman w Rnssel has grade Jersey
COW that exccls anything We have heard
from In Bethel. Ills wife male IL pounds
OF nice butter from the milk OF seven days
dufiug The month Of June.
The chair factory Il up. AMI window
frames In. and will be soon ready for The
machinery. The committee are sinking a
well 10 supply the boiler with water.
WIN. l.. Chspman has returned from
Canada with acar-losi ofhorses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
Z. RRowNFIELn.

A heavy most on The night % September
1T IN some places; II Il Is general II viii
b. hard thing for farmers.
A few 90 The scholars 20 10 frysburg;
more we're intending % 20. n The six
o'clock usia would have stopped Tor
ttem.
jacob Colby has moved into bis new
house
Mr. Gstchsll will not move from Bald.
win until amer election.
Mrs. n Cole has been on vlslt 10 Doe
ton.
Ms. J. Llitlseeld n. fiiends making
gate q stay with her.
Newt0n Gibb.. % Briigt0n. has been
spending few days AZ &. W. Mars1eld's.
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LOCKEs Mills.

E.E. Rand has lost valuable horse re.
Gently; II died quite suddenly.
l.. {. Trask has not quit town, but has
taken an sgeney FOR the Singer sewing
machine
Arthur Henderson. % Cambridesport.
Mess. l. stopping AZ Rufus Youug's for =
Few days; he has come 20 take his invalid
wife home. She has been spending the
Sumner here.
There was frosi here "Wednesday and
Thursday nights. the a and 30, and Ice
formed In some places.
School commences next Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
NEwRY.

This Thursday morning quite frost
on Bear River.
Potatoes are mostly dead with rust, but
corn Is hardly full In the milk.
T. u Knapp caught another bear last
Saturday. The bears continue 10 make
their raids on the noeks OF sheep. The
writer, with others, has suffered from their
visits. The bounty should be increased TO
ten dollars. A Il Is, there Is nothing TO
be made In hunting them, and bot few Will
undertake IL.
d. ]. stearns's wife has been sick few
There Is bu, little sickness In this town
AZ present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Tts bsnf having standing Invitation
OBJ sisst George Rpiey's pium.tfscs Al tar
rropsr tms. saturday night chartered tar
slamrock. AIT going up % Mr. kQiryr,
mate raid 90 the products ofhls orchard
giving To- return q little mnsic, which sas
SCI received snd appreciated ~ NJ.
Ripley. family ant a uumocr of neighoors
Mo hAi assembled TIE boys ssy they
hall - again next year.
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HEBRON

Rev. Mr.. Harden went n Llvermorc,
wednesday. q Aitened the Association.
Summer visitors are leaving.
A. the Republican Caucus, "wednesday.
Sept I. T.. l.. Packard was nominatei an.
animoasly candidate Tor Representative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Al express train on The O-icnsoarg
-nsf IN he track A. an open switch A.
steep Fals. Friday night knginecr Wiz
"a Chandler was barred under TIE en-
t.ue. aui frcmsn VI rtin Costello WAs
afsGy .rIlrtt. oue ~ The passengers
.lF.rcf strained arm Ant shoulder, bot
-o others werc seriously Injured though
.tlv were al badly shaken uQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Zoe Pa Term of the Academy opcufd
49, Tuesday with over hny students,
sncut half ~ Which uumher are from oct
.ie the District Principal p1nham's
,arl.afiiy a. = tsscher 0. vel known. ani
,.s District i fortunate In securing his
-ffr.ce- Tor The winter term.
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oxsoRD. .-A. ce,,, q rrsSA :, 6 s,s q


ylvIIEREAs, Isaac Bowman, ofLaoe astsr, "a The
w The COUNTY ofCoos. All state of Nes lamp
shire All william n. Mann. u Bangor, In The Coany
al Pepoi.s sni state Of Malns. ~ their mortgage
deed, dafe.l October sth. las, And recoried IN NJ
lsgstry Of Deeds 81 Otiori County, m The stale oi
Man, vol eoS page 50, dd convey IN morigAse W
charles g. rterns u SAD llsne0f, certain trsf %
lan.l, situated IN Onfori coaniy, IN sad s,Ns .,
al Io.n.hip Foar, al Range ria. (6l wet Of Blng
hams Purchase, ooufAlning-etcnslfe ~ the fab.lf
ot.-tsenty Thousand thrce handred and twenty elne
ares more 90 lea, aocoriing "a the survey ei hph
ram lialard In iTos and retained 10 Land once. anu
bTing The same prvmises conveyed 10 said bowman
AMI Mann By he Barleigh Manufacturing Company
hV s.sl d.tsd Dee It, iss2. Asd recorted In Osterd
Rsgisry Of Deeds, vol isg, pages loe-ils. 70 shfs
rsirrsncs Ia made &c particular desnptioa 81 san
rreml.es. And the coailtloa Of said mortgage has
heen broken, ani stin r,mslns broken. By reAsen
thereof The undersigned. Charles q. storm. Aforesaid
Of Bsnror. does clalm breslosure 81 sad morssss
and does give this notice therein.
Dated Al bangor. this 18th day q Anf A. ID. isse'
CliAs. q. sfERSr,
IN liz Aftornsy. luAs. II. rfITrcf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

ur uorsto woodbary ans Harry Store
.r.u South Paris. were AZ The I'LL iAsi
Ws frssday The nDCtOr hAd ou his
sporting rtgANA and was Ia search OF =
tlrtug DIX. therefore ~ iuf,r That game
n LAT vicinity received = ''proi,ss.onal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

E.v.G Mp King. u. ~. President %
o' wsyisnf summary. ws.hlugiou. n. C.,
.lrrU ei NE Baptist puipIt isst sabbath iu
t-r an-fscr % thr pastor, aud prssche
r,-v Interesting discourse ca "Christian
I----.
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Wr..I G.. iugraham. with her daughter
NJ. Pauline iugrsham. 10 Brookllns.
Na.s fDrmsr'y of Buckfcit. Nerc a. ihf
Usrrsri House iasi rhursisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

vr. " ]. Baruhsm. and her daughter.
NJ .s Lillian Blruham. 10 lewiston. AZ
a. tt. Talon House. Mis- Buruham L. a
.rs 1atc 90 lewiston High School. Ciass
LII ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Lieut. W W Kim1,l. 4. :. y, anil
sic. are AZ Mr.. KimhAir-. Lieut.. ani
~. kmhsl have necu travelling In Ee'
r.re Too shoui ~ months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

-Anlce illustrated catalogue 20 Folding
Furniture viii be- msiici free % al sho
apply % Palnc's Furniture Company B''-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Loren p Merlin has purchased The
Crockett stand % Thsyer Bros.. and Ne
arisf.tsrt Intends soon - bcgin some re-
ra.f. nn ihr house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

u, primary school hegan ilst week
u-fsr ne charge 90 Mss L1aisc De.
49, has taught he school f1r several
tenn. past AlSsvs With eminent -accrss
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NOTICE.

uy soa, Lorss 40 r. Merrill. his time during the
rsrNpdef of HE nisority, 20 Get Asd .ntr,et tof
hinsif Thai shall cisin no pat OF ME vsf"
nor pay any OF HE bifs ane, shs ss, sv,,u,
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Obs Oxfors usaruerut.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

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rr.rlr Neslnrs. thars.lsy ktealnEt
fr.rrr..Isf Oturrh. Rev. Caroins Anrsil, t,.sict.
$50. tlLs.
p.r.Ur Rrsss Hal. nasry " N.s1n. iesltf,
N.sr.n -fsn.rr. 49,. AT Trrss. a.. n. Aisco'i.
n..rrss NanaErr. Nrsrngs tulsisy ~ ,aiaiday
II0rrets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

W : Hutchinson Ard family. Of Boston
have tesn visiting a. ;. u. nuichlnson's
co. iss days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Oh Jersey Esq OF Baekasli wAs 10
t1su Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Dr.. JIG irisA. formerly % Blcsaeic'
row promlusnt surgeon of L'Nei' Ms-h-
Wa AZ thc Hubbard iousc IhnrsoAi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

IN Gov. Psrham attended TIE Reception
given ~ the sous 20 TIE late Hoo. Ihomas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Newton STANLEY % tais ofi-e sacrlicei
.smau piece % oue dagger 10 the DrNu.
cEar's psper-cuiiiug machiuc at week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Caarles W. uul A1i SOD. o. Auburn.
wtre In town lAsi week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

N-C. VI. L,pham. % Augus,,, l. At
rx.Gly Pcrham's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Mr.. Jaige wilson. % So. Paris, was
10 he ulll. last Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

Eugene y. saith. OF Norway, wss iu
tosu Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

n 2. Cummings has caught nearly
eleven hundred ifout his season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

FrArk q. Purrgton. E.q.. o. Mechanic
Fsns, was To- town Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07

p,pav sheriff Bassssi, Of Norway, was
.r t0Nn Monday.