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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
OXFORD.

Andrew J. Faunoe. wife and daughter,
OF IIammouion. NJ are visiting relatives
here.
James hay and Thomas Robinson OF
windham were In town last week.
Rev. Mr. Buifam delivered q lecture sun
Cay evening. one OF = series 10 the young.
Subject. "whAi shall We resdf"
Mrs. welNlef and Miss Anna weirler OF
Worcester. are guests AZ y. &. Rlchards's
on Tuesday the aurora borealls Was seer
In unusual brllliancy, extending over the
shy from al points, aud meeting ~ The
zenith In q manner rarely sssu and form.
lng = scene OF great beauty.
Ga Tuesday evening lecture was given
on THE Irrspresslble Conflict" by Rev.
John Collins AZ the NJ. T.. church.
Elmer Wolcott. who bad an operation
performed upon the eyes for cataract, IL In
critical condition.
J. X. Chase has recently been on trip
90 Bath. returning by Portland. and will
b ring improved apparatus for photograph
Ing. Chase Is well pstroniled and IL held
n much esteem A. an artist, giving good
Satisfaction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
BITliEi..

Monday ground was broken Tor The
chair factory; \. u. Phllbrook, OF The
building COMMITTEES. has charge OF the
work. II. u bryant has charge OF The
stone WORK. AMI J. :. Bartlett % the ex'
cavA,lon. Berlin Mills Co. furnish tue
lumber for the frame. and A. \. Dean COW
erlng boards. and Charles Dunr o. Auburn
the brick. The COMMITTEES purpose n
have Il ready for occupancy the i'si OF
october.
The hay crop l. mostly secured In excel
lent condition.
X. %. Mouiton OF Sweden and A. y. An.
drews OF Norway are pai,lng ,hclr wool
on the cars At Bethel station Tor shipment.
Ab-slom FNwell has lost . valuable
horse by q rupture OF the lntes,lncs.
in. Phllbrook returned from Montreal
with q carload OF horses Friday.
A. NJ. & J. II. Garter have sold theii
matched oxen 20 y. ID. Philbrook Tor sl'o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
FRyIBURO.

The nfst OF the proposed series OF uni'
versslist services was held al the sweden
borglsn church on srndsy Afternoon, July
25th.
Judge Knight OF Portland, and Albert ".
Page OF Boston. spent Sunday here.
BENJAMIN Walker and wife, 81 Lowell,
have been visiting cousins In town.
Three young ladies from Detroit, Mich.
the Misses Chandler. are stopping with
Mrs. Wellington and will attend the y. y.
4. 4. Assembly.
Miss Janet Harvey OF Calais Il AZ hef
aunts Mrs. X. &. Souther.
Miss Ms,,ls Randall. tescher la the In
dusiriai School for Girls At iIallovell. Il
spending her vacation here, Der native
place.
Mrs. Mary Barrows shepley. with her
daughters. Mrs. Sergeant OF winchester,
Msss., and Annie shepley. who has charge
OF the Art Department OF Parker Institute,
brooklyn, are At Miss A. y. Pages.
r.. l.. Lsmson 90 Conway Centre, father
OF DR.. ID. l.. Lsmsou. has moved Into the
house formerly occupied by {. Earring
ton.
w. Pike has removed 10 hi. farm a,
East fyehurg. and Mrs. Hattie Head has
taken his house.
Warren w. Towle, Esq. OF Boston, IL si
his fathers, Dr. w. &. Towle.
Grace Warren IL Al homei also her sls'
ter. Mrs. w. A. Robinson, OF frsnklln
Falls, ". II.
Lewis NJ. wslker. an Academy student
from Boston. Is Al the Glen House AZ
walter.
The n. u. s. 4. Assembly IL now In ses'
sion with large attendance. bet IL not
properly appreciated by the people In THIS
vicinity aud surrounding towns.
Twenty girls. mostly members 81 former
camping excursions. occupy cottage Al
Msrihs's Grove. enjoying all the delightful
advantages OF the place.
Rev. y T. Hale was the guest OF u II.
Bsrrows on Thursday night
Mrs. Dr. Dam and Mrs. Df. Parsons OF
wlndhsm are Al Mr.. B,rrows's, attending
the Assembly.
Rev. Df. Cyrus lIamlln Is announced n
preach At the Congregational church on
sunday. IL IL hope'i that President Hyde
will occupy the pulpit 10 The evening.
SIR. Grifin.of North Gloucester. who A.
Miss Kelsey, resided here FOR some time,
IL At W. II. Drsdley's Der daughter Is
/ at the Assembly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
MASON.

A hot wave Is passing over US and vege'
tatlon Is Advancing very rapidly. Farmers
are busy hsying. Some will finish 'his
week.
II. Hutchinson Is resping his rye on the
"burn."
Mrs. Nelson Mills Is very sick, but her
friends hope she Is on the gain. Mr.. Mills
Is feeble this summer; age and hard WORK
are telling on him.
The price OF wool IL rising slowly.
heard OF one lot being sold Tor 2tc. 10
m Congress will let the tariff alone The
sheep business will be good. Lambs have
sold well this season.
Blueberrles are small and poor this yen.
Drouth made them small.
want TO hear from that town where
they scour the mountains
Our school closes to-day.
The city company IL coming.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
DENMARK.

n. II. Hartford continues critically NJ
OF heart disease and dropsy. Ills sou
sherman. who went 10 stockton, CAlifor
MIA. last May, has been summoned home
and arrived last Saturday. Fulton Hart
ford and wife OF Portland, another son. Il
also al home.
The friends OF Rufus Bennett and wife
assembled Al their beautiful home July p
20 celebrate the nfth anniversary OF theii
marriage. The company numbered - anc
wss most Jolly company. The evening
WAS spen, In social manner. with music
The presents were numerous, aud wer'
presented by N. II. Cobb with appropriate
remarks, and accepted by Mr.. Bennett Ia
feeling manner. after which the company
were served with Ice cream and cake.
Joseph l.. Smith Il very low. anf his
fiiends are very suxions about him
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ANDOVER.
I, continue. quite slelly here.

II continues quite siekly here.
The Congregational Ladies' Circle met
with Mrs. DIR. Barnes Wednesday evening
Fresh bear tracks were seen by party
OF fishermen near Gardiner Brook, Tues
day.
John w. Perkins has moved his photo
graphing rooms from the village 10 aspo'
opposite J. 4. Bsiley's house on the Rum
ford road. lie has no, occupied them The
present season.
III. ID. Abbott OF South Andoyer was Sc
rlously Injured by being thrown from {
moving machine, Friday.
Aaron Cutting and his sister, Mrs. Sam.
uel Marston, have received the frst install
ment $4,000 OF legacy from deceased
relative In Mass.
Miss Alice Gregg. formerly OF this place
now q teacher In Cambridge, Macs, Is a
the Gregg House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
PORTER.

The frs, OF last week We had much
needed rain.
Farmers are about done hsylng. excep,
those who have meadows 20 cut There VII
be q fair crop Of hay In this vicinity
ihiri better than last year.
James French. who will be :, yesrs old
In September next, winiered three colonies
OF bees, and now has nine. His nrst swarm
came cot May -. and from ths, one he hs'
100 swNms. something quite rare. III
has taken the care OF them mostly himself
and they with his garden have taken most
OF bis time.
Rev. Thomas S,rout has . stalk OF herds
grass measuring I've feet eleven Inches.
Qalte number from this place attended
the Temperance csmp-mee,lng NJ Ssb,gr
Lake on Sunday last.
The Adyeniists are % have camp
meeting AZ the same place, commencing on
Sunday nex, and holding through The week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
BYRON.

Kn,pp & Ilodsdon are expecting TO pot
iu their mill dam soon
Many OF our young men who were Al
work on, OF town, a. hAyiIg. have returned
aud are hsylng In town.
We had q nne rain storm the nrst part OF
this week, and vegetation has taken fre-h
start.
We were present A. the graduating ex'
erclses Of the Glass OF sc. Briigton Aeai'
emy, July s,h. The school building was
tastefully decorated with national eolors
and fioral wresths, etc. The exercises
were fine. GrImmer's Orchestra furnished
excellent music. The fiorsl gins 10 men,
bers OF the class were beautiful. All was
entertaining and delightful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
NO. FRYHBURG.

Miss Sale Towle has lately purchased
a Inc piano OF Mr.. Stevens OF Bridgiou.
A little child Of Silas Smiths fsll from I
second story window OF bis house. bot
fortunately was not injured by the eoneus'
sion.
Miss Jeanette MARYLAND, OF Lynn, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Haley.
Rev. Mr.. Alvord gave very Instructive
and common sense ",alk 10 young ladies
last Sunday.
Rev. Mr. COddlngton Is 10 supply ,hs
pulpit during Mr.. Alvord's vacation.
We wish % notify the girls Tia, the
"besi catch out l. Appleton knight. lie
hAs The finest preserves, jellies, etc, etc,
and the nestsst kept house We have seen
for long time. and be ibid II all by him
alp"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
RROWNRIELD

Dr. G.,ehell and family have len town
on vacation; the doctors health having
failed from oyerwork. DR.. q. II. Andrews
OF Norway IL attending 10 his practice.
VIM. Spring had . nne yoke OF oxen
pAs,urlng In Eaton. ". H.. this summer .
week ago one was missed and they have
been uusble 20 Ind any trace OF u yet
Mrs. frink and Misses Linnle fflnk and
Della Spring are attending the G. L. y. L.
camp meeting at fryeburg.
The Misses Goldthwsite from Mssssehu'
sets, are visiting their grandparents. MI.
and Mrs. Henry Howard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
NRWRY.

y. u. Knspp and q party from Bethel
have been to Cambridge nshing; they had
fair luck. bu, found the black files and
mosquitoes very annoying.
T. J. Sargent Of this town met with .
serious accident last Saturday, he was
thrown from moving machine and had
one hand nearly severed a. the wrist.
Hsying has been At . sisndstii for few
days on account OF rain, bot the weather
IL now nne again.
Blueberries will no, be very plenty this
year the severe drouih ruined good part
OF the crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
WEST BETHEL.

News Is scarce this week, but no news
Is better than bad news.
Caleb 4. Walker Is silll very feeble, bu.
Is able 70 wax out 10 pleasant weather,
and sometimes 10 ride In an easy car
rage.
There seems TO be bot little change In
the condition OF Charles ID. Smith. Some
days he Is confined 10 the house, but occa'
slonally walks out OF doors.
Mrs. Mary A. Dow. who has been stop
ping here for ten weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Hattie A. Grove-. has returned to her
home In Grafton.
Blueberries are not a. plenty here this
year as last. and those who climb high
mountains In search OF them are poorly
compensated for their labor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
ALBANY.

IA. Brown, who formerly worked In
Horne's tsnnery. Norway village, but has
ls,,erly worked In Peabody, Mass, Is with
his wife visiting friends here. lie reports
very unpleasant state OF things there on
account OF strikes
Miss Nellie Drew Is better and her ply.
slclan thinks she will recover. Mrs. Nancy
Cummings Il better. =,
Charles Flint, who has been sick all
summer, Is slowly improving. lie Is 90
fortunate As 10 be member OF the Odd
Fellows Lodge, also To the knights OF
Py,hlss, from each OF which be draws
three dollars per week.
The young alligator which George Clark
brought from Florida, sfter getting out oil
his cage and surveying the country, be-
came 80 Disguised with Maine that be CON-
mltted suicide by drowning. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
BUCKFIELD.

Mrs. George Young OF Hebron while
passing through the Meliu Buck district
two weeks ago, had the misfortune 10 have
her horse stumble and break his leg.
Cause. careless driving. a. the place where
10 happened vas In the best part or the
road and on nearly level ground. The
horse had 10 be allied.
Harrison NJ. Pratt, A. NJ, OF Porusnd,
will teach the fall term OF Buekneld iiieh
School. commencing Aug. 3lst lie hs.
taught several terms OF school here, aud
always with success.
Charles ID. Atwood OF Traverse City.
Mich, IL East on . business trip for the
Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co.
Miss Sarah Barrett has returned from
Peaks Island, where she has been spend
Ing the summer.
w. w. Cherery. OF Chentry 4 Co., Port
land, with his family are rustieating At the
Buckneld House. lie has recently re-
turned from q business trip To England
France and Germany, and IL one OF Fort
lands live business men.
Hx.Marshai Blsbee has been attending
case at law the past week 10 Bangor.
The Duckfieli Base Ball Club learned
lesson NJ Canton last week, and came
home q wiser n no, winning Club.
Rev. 4. T.. n. Chase. OF Methuen, Mass.
occupied the pulpit at the Bsptls, church.
and Rev. - ogden. Episcopal. the Metho'
dist church last Sunday.
Ro,heus NJ. Cole. OF Cape Elizabeth. Is
visiting At Mrs. G. II. Aliens, socompan-
led by his son Fred.
Mrs. Waters OF Strs,ford, N. IL, IL WIS.,
ltlug AZ J. A. Rswson's.
Miss Dunbar. OF brooklyn. ". Y, Is
spending the season with Miss Ardelia ii.
Prince.
George II. Chase and family OF Maiden.
have been At the old homestead. the guests
OF Homer ". Chase.
Rev. 8. l.. II. Chase and family are a,
Col. whites.
Miss Lou Jersey OF Sumner occupies the
position OF Assistant At the Post ONCE. re-
Gently vacated by Miss Belle brigham on
account OF III health.
Mrs. Leila Fay ripley Staples OF Car
ihsge drives on our streets hobby pony
turnout" The envy Of the little boys and
girls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
UPTON.

Fine hay weather and |. Is being well
Las, week Mrs. A. X. Ryerson should
have read Mrs. A. n. Frost.
]. v. Coolidge and VIII whitney are
thought TO be recovering slowly.
Mrs. X. q. Lane n quite feeble.
Mrs. Alva Coolidge and Mrs l. Y. Bragg,
Who have been very sick. are reported bet
ter.
Mrs. Champion OF Roxbury, Mass, IL q
guest st NJ. Y. Coolidge's.
School wiz close on the East Hill, Fri
day.
Mr.. Williamson preached Sunday morn
ing from the text, cit was right" liz
speaks In Q manner that carries conviction
10 the hearts of bis hearers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
DIyFIEI,D.

We have hal . great many visitors Ia
town the past week. Among the numoei
were A. \. Kinds and family, Mr. henson
and wife OF Portlsndi Mr.. Soyes OF Revere
Mr.. Greenleai OF Boston, Mrs. q. ID. III.
bee and children OF Buckneldi George NJ
Atwood and wife OF Paris. Mr.. Bangs snc
wife OF Boston; Mr.. Bradbury OF Auburn
etc.
Mrs.w. X. Chase AMI daughter len hons
The ?Gih 20 join her husband At kansa
City, where they are 10 locate.
Mr. Iord and mother from Connec,leu,
arrived here Saturday. lie IL 20 supply
our pulpit for . few Sundays. There was
q good attendance last sabbath, and hi
sermon was very Interesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
FRYE

The people are naIshlpg their hayiug
this good weather.
A delegation from the Canton Praying
Band held an interesting meeting Al The
Porter school house last Saturday evening
also one AZ the same place ON Sunday
and one Il the Popple Hill school house
The people OF Frye heartily thank them fo'
the generous Efforts they have put forth Ia
their behalf We prsy the grace OF God
may attend their lsbors, and send them "a
us sgaIu soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
T. BROwNPIELD.

The late rains ln.erfered with the mead.
ow hsying somewhat.
Ar. Hi has commenced trade 10 his
new store near ID. Coles.
Mrs. A. -. Greenlaw and children ARD
visiting her father, ID. Cole.
q. T.. Allard IL at home from Boston,
and will attend the Assembly at fryeburg
J. L. stiefney Is visiting friends 81
Harpswell.
]. Colby Is building an ell to his new
h0uaa
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LOCKES MILLS.

Dudley Cottage l. full OF city bosrders.
Last Friday night they bad . social dance
music by the Locke's Mills Qusdrille Band.
W. Il Swiit's house Is boarded and shin
gled and the chimnles built T. II. Ken
dali OF Bethel has been doing the masonry.
School closes to-day.
Mr.. Rsnd's wife and daughter have been
81 the seaside for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Drysnt OF Portland Is visiting 81
Miss Able Hobbs.
This Is not the only State where the
drouth Is felt. have letters from friends
In Kansas, stating that II never was 80
dry As At the present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
WILSON'S MILLS.

The last drive FOR this season Is over
Azlscoos Falls; II IL doomed AZ the Ola
moud Peaks. The drivers are s,ill waiting
20 be paid OF
The Baxter brothers have returned 10
Portland.
N. NJ. Dennlson OF baltimore IL now NJ,
also q party OF three young men nom
BRIDGEPORT
VIII Atkins came down With party
nom Parmacheenee. The guides do not
seem 20 think that the steamboat Is going
be help 10 them.
NIX. Bennett, has sold his grey colt 10
Ava Coolidge % Upton.
laying Is the chief business now. when
Il l. fair weather which has been only two
days In q week 80 far.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
PERU.

see In the Ls,sisi0H Journal that J. T..
{ onant hsd = lot OF glass broken out OF
his house In the late ball storm; II WAS =
N lstAke. but Henry Knights had nfisen
lights broken. and T. T.. Gibbs bad quite q
number broken. II T.. Stlllmsn thinks the
damage 10 his crops Il about $500. The sp-
Piles are rottlng on the trees from the ef'
fccts OF the hail.
y. T.. Gibbs Of Canton Is up At his faith.
er's, sick With typhoid fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
y WATERFORD

mes, cart belonging 10 y. ID. Hanson
OF Bridgtou, passes through this place
Fridays. -
We are glad to hear ,ha, Mrs. Pride Is
much better.
Amos \. Claiborne and wife are visit
Ting his father. J. II. Chadbourne.
The hay crop In this vicinity Is A. large
a. usual
Ia. Bumpas Is spending few days At
Id L Merillra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
RuMRnRD CENTRE.

II. J. Chisholm and q. ID. brown OF
Portland. owners OF the Ramford Falls, &C
companied by J. T. Lloyd. chief engineer
OF the Grand Trunk Railroad, and ID. y.
Mills OF Dayton. Ohio. paid . visit to the
Pals recently. Lloyd was much surprised
10 1nd such an immense water power In
Rumfofd. and II Is understood that he will
recommend that railroad be built from
Bryants Pond.
bert fsrnun I. lick with typhoid fever
A. Auburn.
Mrs May Dell Psrnum (Iisrd,) Is visit
Ing her mother.
The crop OF hay will no, be 30 bad, af'sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
OIIEAl).

The farmers are well along with ihei:
hsying, with better crop than was an
tIeipated.
The potato bug Is on the war path
which makes business for the farmers and
the dealers In "bug plson."
Your correspondent ate ripe spples TIE
25th.
Mrs. G. ii. Gilbert OF Canton Is spending
. few days with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
George Burnham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

PORTLAND Business CoLLK0E--we take
pleasure IN calling attention 10 the adyer-
tlsement OF this College, 10 be found In
another column. IL was established IN
is63, and Is the Oldest Business College In
Maine. and Il the only nrst-elsss College
on thIs Mad east OF Boston. and IL not sur
p.ssed by any in Amer lea. This institu.
lion IL s1perintended perso nally by Prof.
L. A. Gray. and the teachers are iar sopr-
riOr 20 any In any other Business Conese
In this State; and It's graduates may oe
found All over the country holding promi'
neut positions. IL II an institution worthy
OF the patronage OF all those desiring
nrst-clAss business education. irwin re
open Aug. "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
M PARIS.

Rev. q. d. Hsnnaford preached at North
Paris, Sunday. July Is, and baptized three
persons In the river.
James Bird and wife have been visiting
friends at Bridgton.
w. Andrews and wife OF Portland are
| visiting st America Andrews.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

Rev. :. l.. u. Chase and wife % Meihu'
s- Mas were In town last SaterfAy.
~ Chasc taught scho OF Al Paris HI
v1su Young man. lie graduated from
CODY diversity then wAtsryll.e college
10 l...l. Ani fr,m The Newton Theological
i-sttut.on In iscc. lie lsaleadiug preach
e. 10 The Baptist denomination. lie
rrsach BET A. Bangor from i,e6 % i,s2 a.
Elcklant ffom is1s % i,s, A. Bath dur
~ i.-. and - going fron there % frec-
eo,f. y. J. About two years ago Nr.
Case removed from y. J. % Mcthune,
Mas. where be l. now settled. Daring
30 Msiue pAstorAtes. covering pcriod OF
uifteen years. Mr.. Chase vAs one OF TIE
ahiest ant most Successful preachers IN
iAe state. Mrs Chase i = daughter OF
Col. A. ID. Waite % Bncknelt Both have
-auy friends In oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

Ctn,o. D.. Waterman % th.s place hAs
A, interesting story In The Springfield san
az Bon. f.rla. he scene o. which Is aid
A. par.s A. early a. oar spyce VII Allow
o. saaI reproduce The story fof The oene-
si of oar readers. Mr.. WAiermAn = a
ratre % oxford. wAs educated AZ Hebron
Acslsmy snd learned The printers trade Ia
iss DrvocRar ofice. lie now resides A.
Par.s. serving occasionally A. spare
st.l- To- TIE DusoCEAr composing room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

IL Aver common thiaf u 10 mul apt o.
sppear In the month ~ Aufa. t1sa si sny
sesson Of the year. The trouble IL felt I,
the head and stomach bat The root Of 70 10 N be
found IN diseased liver.
The liver sserstss the BILE which. In .
healthy condition OF the liver. 10 thrown on
through the proper channel. tubricaunx the
waste matter that 10 % be east cat. thus making
~ expulsion natural, producing q eosdnloh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

Mr. Fla L.. wife OF Henry ID. Ham
-,ri i.ci lAst Monday Night Al The home
81 her mother. Mrs. puilsy, aftef an W.
-. ~ some months. The funeral Wa
hsi Wednesday Afternoon. Though u
"A. hcen evident for some tine What he
.rf mast 81. The blow wAs = severe one.
az ihe hefcAved husband Ani relatives
ave tae sympathy % The community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

IL IL Que year ago last Friday since Cen
eral Grant passed away on Mouni Nc.
Gregor 90 bis eternal rest During thai
time there has been much talk all over The
country OF the erection OF monuments
whish would commemorate bis fame. Not
one OF them of any note has yet been ded'
lea,cd. In New York city. which prom
lsed 10 bulli q great memorial over bis
s.hes II II could have the honor Of laying
them within lis ground, the fund that was
started for carrying out the design has not
reached one. nflh Ofthe amount which ws'
20 be IT, limit and Is In languishing con
dltion. The great soldier siill sleeps In
the barren knoll a, Riverside, with no con
splcuous OF dtilng emblem OF commem'
Grafton above him. popular and eel
cbraied writer once remarked (sec eii,o'
rial columns of TAs CoHrisr Gdt,iie two
year. ago) The cordially with which q
monument IL proposed l. only equalled by
the unsnimiiy with which 10 isn't bulli -
H0ctfInd Courier sdrfifS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

Medium Priced Furniture, especially
adapted TO seashore and country cottages,
can be found ct Paine's Furniture Compa-
ny. Boston, In great variety and at very
low prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

NJ wm Case l. making Improve
-srt. upon Der residence. the old uamlln
s,us.teaf. ~ he Aiiitiou % a pisfra on
tsr unrth scst s.te. overlooking The hand
scre f1ssr garden. AMI commanding
s.s view 20 me mountains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

Tie Portland Aryus. which Il authority
% Pfohilltion. has q great deal 20 say
,sooi 4 and lots OF advice % Awe gratis.
Aas Argus wants something aud that
..one,hing IL for prohlbitloaists 20 leave
.-e republican party and Join the dsmoe.
ts,sy, %. n they viii not do that. they vii
tease that organ half a. well By voting
"f the a pxrty.-SOnersef Rep0rfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

TIE uExoCRAr vas favored lhsi Ihurs.
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