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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
BROWNFIELD

The pas, week hs- been an cyen,fal one
TO many In this town.
The sudden death OF Andrew &. Beau,
Sunday afternoon, nllei the hearts OF
large circle 81 r-laiives and friends win
sorrow Mr.. Bean. when q Young man,
len this his native town for south Amer
ics--srriying In DueDOs Ayres the day he
Was n years old. lie has been engaged
in business there ever slnce--s large pof'
ton OF the time In company with the late
samuel Spring. 81 Partlsni--in The ship
plug ~ lumber and other proiacis ~ South
America lie never gave up his allegiance
tn hls pstiye cou8try. thouIh he never
voted In his lie. IL arrived With his
wife, who Il . native of thl. town, In New
York. about two week. sgo, With the Ia
tentlon OF maklng this counuy hls home
Ia the future, and hal jast completed bis
arrangements for home In Boston. On
Saturday be came n Brownnsli IN Wilt
hl. brothers aud aged mother. Sunday
morning he was erjJying hi. usual goOi
bsslth, with the exception ~ = severe cold
AMI slight sore thrOst A. nOou be lie
cllnsd 10 eat dinner. - be siii II hurt him
% swallow. A physician ~. called In,
who thought there was no serious trouble :
bat soon sner he began - choke. sud be-
fore medical ali couli bee called h" Hell.
The funeral wss on "Wednesday, siif'ss
nv Rev. Dr. Mssoa Of fyeharg l,rge
number of Masons from TAI, aDl nigh.
boring Lodges performed ;he rites ~
burial.
90 Jaue sth, A. numbsr ~ mrn were
moving . small building on Shoes With
rollers under them. AFTER getting u into the
highway some workmen went Inside (there
being 20 nOor 10 the ballilng) 10 place the
rollers ready for another start When
ready sll hut one man had In The insiie.
John Buiteineli rmdnlug Tho Otrn
wrfc started. hut almost lmm-iitt'ly there
was an cutlery One ~ the small rollers
hal caught the foot ~ Bu,tsIneli, rolled
over IL nd thrown him dosn. When
the teams stopped the roller hal passed.
over his kuee-, aud the whole weight ~
the bullilng ani heavy harisooi Shoes
were resting on hi. legs The men by
slmost supefhuman niri. nklng hold IN
der the siie 90 the hullding, raised u shoes
sni all 80 that ihc man could b. pulled
from under the roller. lie "a. carried
lnio Dr. Gitchelrs once. near by. Df. q.
being away. . messenger vas cent Tor hl m
and telephone message - fDebarg Tor
Dr.. ToNle AMI Shsii In about two
hours they al arrived lie was then re-
moved 70 III. home. where an examination
was made. The ankle of one lee was badly
crushed aud his lex broken a'oyc the knee,
II was a. nrs, thought that Il would BE-
impossible 90 save bis leg, buiN last II
was decided ~ set the boues A. best they
could. which was done. lie Il poor man
with a large family. ani be has the sympa-
Thy ~ nsighbors ant tosnsmsn. which II
manifested by material all for himself and
family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
SWEDEN.

Mrs. Porter. with two daughters, Of
wtnham. have made short visit 10 Der
patents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, In this
place.
Prank Flint with one OF his children Is
as, Al bis old home-ChAs. flinis.
Morrison ingalls,, OF Brighton. bought
a barn OF Charles Bennett, that wss taken
Gown one day and moved 20 Briigtou The
next day-eleven horse teams hauling II
grsial,ously. A. The builtings OF Morri-
sou 4 Iugals were recently destroyed oy
Gre.
Bsri Kulgh, has bought The Vim. Knee
land place and now occupies 10, having
.Oli his.
More hsmlock bark i 10 be peeled In
tbs Vicinity than FOR some years before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
WEST BETHEL.

The Democrats OF Bethel are laollant
over ,Ae uomlns,Iou OF General Edwsrds
=. ,hsIr candidate for Governor or Maine:
Crows are unusually bold this year. snu
no, coutsr, with c0rn.nelis. they are aig'
ring POTATOES In many places. Mlllsro Il.
Mason sho, SIX In Que day, and hopes 70
kill more. ,.
Amos X. serfbner has . nice colt, soand
and Mind. which be has decided TO sell on
account OF It's being too fast Tor fArm
work. a, a.
Charles ID. Smith IL very low, and IL Is
feared viii never recover.
Caleb L. Walker IL able TO WAX ous
vita q cane In fair weather, ou' can w Nv
work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
GREENWOOD.

Shakespeare. Shaksspere. Shskespesrv;
have seen The name Of that great dramatic
pOst spelhsd these three difsr,nt ways.
and would like ~ know bow he used 10
spell 10 hluself Webster and Worcester.
~ well AZ the former cyclopeiiss aud
school. books, nearly AT Oml, the In the
frst syllable. while almost all writers OF
the present day retain IL have seen his
autograph a number OF times. bat one
might AZ well try u read the hierOglyphics
on the kEyptisn monuments II voali
pafIlc Chsmpolii0n himself ~ deeipher H.
II l. possible that the name was originally
spelled with the and that he dropped u
hlmsslfio abbreylais u. iass A. Bonaparte
ga the y In bis Tor the same purpose
Warn days. cool ulghi.. grass !. grow
log well and crops are coming W well :
even down % The potato beetle.
10 planting beans smoug my corn the
other dsy. I noticed the usual number OF
white splr,s amongst II. AMI would like
n know TIE Cause Of - coming ~ 50. |
have examined The root with q microscope,
thinking Il might he the work ~ worms,
BAT could Tod nothing different from other
corn. II always grows about 80 large,
then dwincles away aud dies can suy Que
tel The caUssf
Not long ago saw mother box her
little girls ears, 90 that they not ONLY
turned rvt. bat her whole face also.
had an uncle once who WAS made deaf 10
one ear by - being boxed with book In
the school.room. Fathers, mothers, don't
90 Il agAlu; n you must strike you chill
treu somewhere occasionally 20 make them
mind. let Il be 90 some other place besides
The head.
Strawberries and cream on The eih, bet
not very plenty yet
Apple. arc setting vel. and 30 DOT seem
% have been irlared by The frost
Another Dig egg reported, which comes
up within one-fourih Of an zach 10 ours.
Keep entitg then. AMI when you Hnc one
rs. plump. We will begin 90 measure
again.
q C. Gle .heared bis sheep io-dsy, and
What looking wool
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
+ pROWNFIFLD

The sudden death OF Andrew c. Bean,
on the 9Th. WAS q great shock 10 the CON-
muuiiy. The funeral on the 9TH was large
IN a,tsnded,-a special coming from Port
land, bringing relatives and several ousi'
ness men from Boston and Portland. The
family have tha sympathy OF wide circle
here, and Ia Buenos Ayres, from which
place they had so recently arrived.
Miss Sarah Rice and Mrs. 3. A. Breslln,
from Boston, are visiting ~ Mrs. samuel
Stiekney's.
There was . baptism at Ten.mlls Brook
on The 9Th; four persons were immersed
by Rev. Mr.. House.
Farmers and carpenters are very busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
BETHEL.

The droush, 4. severe a, ethel Crop.
are seriously sreeted. Ito, days and cold
nights and dry weather are very unfsvor'
able 20 the grass crop, and corn IL coming
up very uneven. The wool clip Is beipg
sold for 2Oc pound.
J. $. swan l. cleaning up the potato
crop Al zoe bnshel
WIN. y. 4 J l.. Skillings are loading an
other vessel With spool strips for Eiin'
bOro'.
y. Richardson Son are loading cars
with spool strips for the Berlin Mills Co.
&. :. Eiwsris Il sending pulp wood 10
Yarmouth.
Mr.. y W. Woodbury. Is very sick With
Pneumonia
Mrs. @. A. Burbank Is qulie sick With
ng trouble.
The doctor. re al busy, aud ride nigh,
and dAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
N. SUMNER.

The Baptist Qaarisrly meeting was held
81 this place Janc : aud .; there Vas q
very full Attendance.
Calvin Harden. of this town. while
planting. this spring found piece of
French money dated l7l7, being ic' years
from the mint.
wshsi . business call from Sir. Atwood
OF the DrNOcR,r. las, Tuesday.
&. w. Yield has for sale some nne
Chamvon one and two. horse moving
machines
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
MASON.
New. little scarce this week.

Sewsa little scarce this week.
y II Tyler Is building . new shed be-
tween hi. house and barn.
J II bean. ESQ has put the roads In
his disirlc, Ia ff.t-elass condition.
The culilyaior IL 10 motion, but poiAiocs
ani corn are small yet
Apples and pears are setting abund.nily
aud II nothing bllghis them there Will be
= big crop.
T. II. Hutchinson OF Albany has been
visiting his son Ia town. lie and bis vile
are smart for people Of their age.
Tfumsu Crosby and wife have been In
town on visit AZ II. iiutehinson's.
see your Bethel correspondent has got
4 new name for The man that don't plow In
spriug.,ime Tor reason OF the cold. Solo
mon spelled The word with an \. Does
Bethel nni bis new word In the new YER
slonf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
MIDDLE INTFRVALE lBrrnri'

Planting ueafly done grass looks enely.
Birds singing sweeily al nature reiolees.
Aunt ChAsc SAs able 10 attend church
recently.
Those on The sick list AZ better.
The road machine has been doing good
work through the management OF q. h .
Bat there are some rough places between
hefe ant The HI ihsi need repairing.
We rccenily called a. l. II Godisri's'
opposite the NJ. T.. church on Bethel Hill.
and found full assortment % furniture OF
every variety and prices low. Cal there
and get good trade, and you vii nud
fne man % deal With, and good table Is
sst for hOartfrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
ROXBURY.

"sub" Reed bad . narrow escape from
breaking his legs, June ). The yoke OF
oxen be was driving drew the load OF fence
poles over his legs. lie Was considerably
bruised.
The money tax In RoIbury Is assessed
al &c mills on dollar
Mrs. p. A. Hodsdon has four ducks
hs,ched from Wild ducks eggs, obtained
al the pond.
mayor" Rsmsey's poplar drive is 10 the
lower Ellis River.
Mrs John Reed Is teaching school In
MEXICO. Mr.. Reed has gone TO Ellis
River 10 attend 10 Msrshail's poplar drive.
u. A. Knapp has lame foot from hav'
ing . stick OF timber fall on IT,
A tide OF fishermen lows northward
many busy angler IL abroad In the land
or 10 the brook.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
L HEBRON.

Farmers are taking liiil- RS, before
hoslng-of would u II were Dot Tor keep.
Ing the crows from pulling up AL they have
planted.
Amer all the ilspsrsgemen, against the
road machine. 10 4. claimed 10 be Going
good work One great benz iii will be de-
rived all the bushes In IN. highway limits
will BE- cut.
Clarke Foster j. selling the remaluder OF
hi. poiAtO,s 10 Lewiston for SOc.
strawberries are getting ripe. Gfsss Is
looking foe.
Mrs. Bell Tubbs from Lynn Is visiting
a. Augustus Tubbs's.
J. ]. Fuller has sold the little house by
the bridge with twenty acres ~ land TO
Moses Smell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
EAST PERU.

Bosnian a Mann. drive passed by here
on the ssh Inst
W. l.. Jone. has gone TO Portland TO
work. and Mrs. Jones IL down sick again
with drop.y % the heart
Grsss l. looking nice, sni looks A.
though hsylng would commsnee early:
school commenced on the 9Th In DIST
NO. 1; teacher. Miss Howe.
Columbus O.dhsm lost valuable mare
the other day with lung fever. and they
have % bring the colt NJ by hand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

EJnFoKD TEACHERS wHo Akt AWAY TEACHING
Jennie Martin. Andoyer. Lulu iIoJi, Milton
Annie IIOdgdou. Hanover, Mary ilOdgion, '
n. sussn ibomp.on. nD ant. Pond, Annie
Martin. bethel. LILLIAN Abbott, i.ock.'s NILS
Alic- Iifysni. Hanover. Geo. iiodgdon, Ando
VET. &. N. Iiuichins, SpringVale' Clara kllio,t
Portland.
Rnmford cen boss, Of having forty ,,aoh.
srs. Many have iltsd II Hebron. Briig.
ton. Ksnrs Illll and Pennington
R-v. Mr.. Frneh's horse Is very lame
sui he l. not sble In use him. Ills friends
here are procuring The Necessary funds 10
present him with one.
Rev. Mr. Hsun,fori will eutsrtsln the
Circls srd iis many friends Al his home
neat Thursdsy evening, jane II. supper,
from 90 o'clock. will consist az Ice
cfeam. cake. etc Use will procure The
sane. Table will be spread upon the lawn
N pleasant lie wishes al his friends 10
be- pr,sent-ihat means about 5000.
Joseph Bartlett IL pushlug bis new barn
along quite fast
There will DO no celebration here the
coming Fourth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
UPTON.

George CAmpbells house. with al It's
contents, WAS burned Monday noon; no
Insurance.
Charles Chase and Alys Coolidge re.
turned from Canada this week. with two
nice horses.
There Is quite change In the ownership
OF horses. David Sturteysnt sold the span
be bought last week 10 Colebrook parties,
and bought two % J. y. Coolidge for s325.
Mr.. Coolidge stlll remains very sick, not
being able 20 sit Up only 10 have his bed
made.
James S. Williamson OF Bangor will
presch here during the summer months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
So. BUCKFIELD.

George Durham l. haulirg poplar 10 the
village for wes Turnsr.
Wilson shaw recently lost valuable
The bridge near Col. Waite. is eslus
rebuilt
Archelau. SAWYER sas bad several sheep
Allied ~ dogs
VIII 700 allow me 90 hfl,fy respond 10
The invitation rendered b al % your cor.
respondents by your gingd writer. l.. ID. +.
90 contribute sousthiug on The crow qnes.
ton. Most % the farmers In this Vicinity
have hai nearly all % their corn tug ~
OF pulled up once. AMI been obliged To
plant .ecnrd time. They pullci % two
or three hundred hills % sweet corn In ny
garden within a fcw rods % The hoase, 10
= fes hours time. amer All The Ordinary
methods Tor frightening crows bad been
rrsoftet 10 40 old farmer, usighoof or
mius. sho hai hsi Bis corn dug ~, re-
marked. These crows have learned a
good mary new kinks since ] wss boy
They are he worst nuisance The farmer
has 20 couieud with. Yet we are told that
IL i forbidden by az 10 poison them.
InAcAse oi assault aud battery recently
Tried here. good deal 90 merfiment Was
created ~ The rsply % The respondent.
who wNs = foreigner ard thus ignorant OF
he Engiish language, - this qaeston'
propouuiet BY the attorney for The prose
Cuilou on cross-examluatiou " suppose
you len home fau % broihsrly love FOR
This complainant "N1. fHsrsr 90 iruHk
ia uir fIfl. ~ Va the Indignant response.
Col A ". Brlibury has been visiting
r :. Bfidghsm. having returned from The
Democratic State Convention With him.
Ous q Russell works a. The city this
season ln The shoe shop.
Gas l. coming forsAri rapidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
NO. FRYEBURG.

Edgar Stevens and wife OF Bartlett, ".
H., were suddenly called home from s'isli
20 Mrs. A. V. Stevens OF this place, by The
death OF Mrs. Edgar Steysns's mother,
Mrs. little Lewis.
A. v. and Psrley Stevens are making
improvements on their house which VIII
greatly improve the looks OF the building
DR.. Msbry IL working large force oil
men painting his buildings.
our genial farmer, Alex Stevens, has
sold 20 tons Of hay, 10 be delivered at
North Conway. Where Is there smother
farmer who has winiered ~ head OF cattle
and has a. much hay 70 SELF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
RTNFORD POINT.

Mr.. Auna y. widow % The late Ste.
ph,u Pailorick. dlei AZ The residence ~
Der daughter. Mr. Abbott Rumford
Point. Jane ,ih. ag,d :. years Deceased
was born Ia Jaw. WHERE she speut hsr early
llfc Amer hsr mArrisgc. which occurred
10 ls2S. shs moved 10 Rumfori. She pro
f,sssd religion A. The early AZ - ten years
and united With the " church. She
wAs . good wife, an sffrctionste mother.
q klnd uslEhbor AMI devoted Christian
Amer walking with God - years. she laid
down The srmor. ard exchanged The cross
for crown. Funeral services were held
a. The Congregational church a. kamiord
Point. Thursday. conducted by Rev. q. II.
uanuAfori. assisted by Rev. l.. T. French.
~. m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
GIIEAl).

The Conference held here was very
largely attended.
A. II. Larry attended the State conyen'
ton a. q delegate from here.
Albert Bennett Is making preparations
10 build him . new barn. 4. II. Heath will
DO the stone work.
Nora Burbank will keep the summer
school In the village district; this makes
her fourth term In succession 10 that dis.
trtct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
BYRON.

People In the different highway districts
I'm town have been at work repairing the
roads during the past week.
7. C. William went 10 the Republican
State Convention at Lewiston.
L. A. Dunn and II. ii. Richards are ut
the lakes, cunning and fishing; and many
anglers are visiting our streams and ponds
who generally have very good success.
Sunday schools have been recognized
NJ Hop City and the Pond Districts.
Leroy Thomas, with . crew OF men, IL
peeling poplar in Roxbury on A. Rieharts's
land. I understand that II 10 TO 20 TO the
Canton pulp mill.
this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
LOCKEs MILLS.

The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. c.
Jordan last Thursday evening; there was
= full house and social time, which WAS
enjoyed by sll. The Band was 10 attend
snee and played In the open air. The cit
iIsns have given eco toward getting their
uniforms.
There are 10 be services In the church
next Sunday by Rev. Mr. Sylvester OF
Bethel.
Carrie Rand arrived home las, wednes'
day from Ken,'s lIlll, where she has been
attending school.
Mrs. A. J. Cole. who has been quite Sick
4 k.sfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
FRYE

We are having very growing weather
grass Is looking nnely.
Josiah Judkins and wife OF West Farm
ipg,on, formerly OF this place, are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. \. A. Reed and their
old peighbors; they are gladly received
Mrs. Nathaniel jenkins and two daughters
OF Temple. are visiting her father aud mo-
Their, Darius Mitchell and wife.
The Inhabitants OF District No. I met
Sunday aud organized Sunday school,
and chose the following officers;
\ A. Reed. superintendent. Anna J. Bran
cen. Assistant. Isaac Bradeen. Librarian
Mis- C~Orge Roberts. Miss Anna j. Brsdeen
teachers, George fisgg, secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
BUCKFIRLD

JOha Lewis chllds. OF FLORAL, v Y, IL 10
town with his young bride.
The Buckisli celebration for Fourth %
Jlly will occur on Saturday. Jaly 81.
List Saturday. the l2lh Inst the Back.
aeli Base BAL Club played match game
With the Shoemaker" OF Auburn, result
log ina victory Tor the Bueknelis, ~ .
sfnre az eipht On seven
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

TIE present season has thus far been
specially prolific 10 tsh stories, In tbs
vicinity some 90 The results have Shown
at shsn Two OF more 20 fsaiug together,
10 = wise 20 sgrce upon The amount OF Tie
caich before outside parties itqairc inio
iss msiisr Auy hi;le discrepancy i "a
"A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

Mr. I. n ThAyer. Miss jennie ThAysr'
1ni Miss Minnie Siiuchteli, OF loni''
Mich, Master Charles Cole And Miss
Louise Silnchfeit. % Detroit, Mich ire
A. Captain Cyrus II. Rlp.eys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

We AZ pleased % note continued In
g-ossmeni In Et.Gov. rerhAm's health.
ue appears much better than when he re-
turrTt - Paris q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

We learn from The lewiston Josrali
iaN Prof G. A Black has resigned his
position - principal % Washington Assi-
suy a. E1st MAchias and VII 40 - Ne"
orb State % take charge % school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

W CaNiss. Mr. NJ II AM Master
watusy Sunchdrli And Master wills
Cc'e. % Detroit. Mich. AZ a. The HUI
az House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15
STATE PlcK-UPS.

Arrangements have been made Tor he
conraiss % the q. A. T.. who attend TIE
NauouAl Encampment A. SanfrAnciseo. 70
cave Portland July % The railroad fAre
20 BE road trip NON Portland i stated
A. a.. 00. Bat 10 Is expected that tAis X
g1re uil BE- somewhat reeaeed.
lis reported probable that The Presi-
isti and lis wife will visit Bar HAroor 10
August
some tI.satsfaction has been expressed
IN Portland. because The city council
sa.ch refused % icsrse skating rinks IN
re city proper. granted q license - rink
ca Peaks Island.
A ~ hlsfs destroyed = quarter OF
ulIou collars worth OF property Ia Pits
ior, Fumipgtale and Gartinsf' Monday
JADE e.
Tie BODY OF a man vAs recently found 10
tAs uoods 10 Pittsneld. IL SAs Identified
A. ia, % ThOs. Hopkins, Who len TIE
pooffArn 10 HarilAnd about tie time OF
'ae Big storm lAsi winter.
TIE and for the new Maine Central
saops A. waierville has been bought, ana
"ofk on he buildings vii begin A. onee-
Tas Republicans OF Halloven rendered
W. BodweI . eongrsialsiory ovation
wednesday evening. A procession con
s,si'ug % band. 80 OF Mr.. Bodwei
s'ors cutters and q1arrymer, retained
cs.sgAts-. citizens, and 80 school children
iofned aud proceeded % bis residence on
Mode Street Mr.. BOdvell made BRIEF
speech
kH.GOv. AlOur0 GsrcelOn Was nominated
iof Congress by the Democratic Second
District Convention last Thursdsy. lie
Received a. votes 20 = for Me-. ID. X.
Hastings.
REUNIoN. The Fourth Maine Battery
Association hold their reunion ~ q. A X
HAl. Augusta, June 23i. issc. general
good time Il anticipated Preparations
have been made and teams procured 10
give tie veterans ride 20 The Soldiers
Hone and Togus- IL IL expected that NE
nost OF them ~iIl De accompanied oy their
wives and daughters. In The evening
cap Gre vill BE- held In @. A. X Hall
One-fsre tickets over the Maine Centrh
Railroad. J. A. JoSEs, Sec.
AsgrstG. Jsas o.
Itsle pleasure In recommending Bells
Sarsspxrills a. q mott reliable medicine.
l have taken II few weeks the present
spring. and a. q result my health has not
been - good for years.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

S1ne good work hNs been done upon the
foais The ROAD machine has been freely
lsst. a. hss done good service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-15

The selection of 4 candidate 80 gen"r'
silly unknown u the people IS Col clsik
Eisard., OF Bethel. IL only another cvl'
deuce tha, the democrats appreciate The
desperation of their cause. knowlng ihs,
the record % the party 1, /. such 10 repe
tie voters they seek 10 come Into power on
the reputation OF their candidate, who We
understand was good soldier, bot The
scheme will not work. Colonel Edwards
may be oil right but he II unfortunate IN
being the representative ofa party which
the people of this State have every reason
20 dislrusi The platform adopted by the
convention follows the lead OF Chairman
clifford In bidding for the labor vote,
which by the way Il not % be caught by
democratic chat. As 10 years past. IL
practically iniorses the Morrison ffee
trade bill by al attack on the protective
tarln, but whacks the democratic m,Joriiy
In the House by denounelng It's entraya'
gsnce Ia general aud the River and ilsroor
bill In particular. This simply Affords an
Illustration OF the difference between dem
ocrats when out OF power aud democrats
when Afforded IN opportunity 10 get their
fingers In the public treasury.-BiHgor
Hhig.