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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
FRYEBURG.

Saturday evening, April o. aconcsrt was
given a. the Swedenborgian church by
irs. Jacobs OF Maiden, Massachusetts,,
assisted by homo talent, and reading by
Miss Roach, teacher OF elocniion al the
academy.
A. l. Goodrich. principal OF the Salem,
Massachusetts,. High School. was 10 town
last week looking for q residence Tor bis
father. Rev l. Goodrich, formerly pastor
AZ Lowell.
Henry whl,comb leaves Mr. MARKS
store 10 carry on his farm, and Mr. Chcllis
OF the academy takes bis place.
". O. Mcintire has sold his farm TO John
Siesrns aud will build . house on Main
street. opposite Mr. Jeuness'.
The repairs Ia the Congregational
church are Ia the way 10 completion.
DR.. Mason Il spending bis vacation In
Scrsnton, PennsylvAnia.
The 1fst Msynower buds (opened In the
house, have appeared.
Sugar making Il s,ill going on with fair
success.
The nrst public lJesum took place on
Thursday, April :. a, Academy Hall. The
exercises were
Defamation, D. Durgin, Cornish, instrn.
mental Dast, Miss a. Lori, steep Tails. aul
Miss ~ D.. sanhorn. Bo-t0as Question discuss
81 By J.I.Hhedi. >Or-sy.W. n. Doyninn, nruvn'
nsid. II. ". Park. sebsgo. and u. W. walker,
Lowell. Recitation. Alice olines f%ryebursi
vocal muse by q double qnaristie. reaiing "
paper by Maurice rilsbafy and May Abbott OF
IBpb4TF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
MIDDLE INTERvALE LBrrmrll.

MIDDLE lNlEhN Alb NbhthhhJ'
A nne spring day. Good weather for
sugar makers.
Some bare ground between here ami
Bethel village.
A SOW dropped q nice litter Of pigs here
few days ago, bat the person that pro-
fessed 10 understand caring Tor swine 10
such cases fastened her Into . narrow
stall; consequently she trod on them ano
Killed them or disabled them 80 they a.
o died. CArelessness onen destroys
more than one person can earn.
The story IA last weeks DEMOCRAT
s~.Plsnehe,te's Prescription Interested me
somewhat. Who has not heard OF The
p~lsuchette, the mysterious revealer OF The
pss,, present and futurer IL looks Ike {
simple llt,le machine. apparently IL Is oui
a three cornered piece OF thin wood viii
. pencil a, the extremity and diminutive
wheels a. other points but the very iAe'
OF its simple appearance, makes IL mar
Vicious when seen In operation. The per-
former seats herself ~ the table having
plsced the plsnehette before her, with .
SHEET OF writing paper under IL she hgnt
ly places her hand upon IL and asks tns
questions desired 20 be answered, keeping
TIE mind wholly occupied with The subject
upon which she wishes 10 be Informed.
Planehette Immediately commences "a
dance and run about the paper. and SUD
denly. 10 the utter bewiltvrment OF those
looking on, Il writes . word. or . sentence
IN answer 10 . question asked. We sup
pose II Is simply an exposition OF ths
mysteries and wonderful power OF mag
nstism. I think IL worked well In The
story In tie DENocRAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
pt,cyrIrI.D

A. W. Royal has sold his farm TO Daniel
Clark. and IL moving his family To Paris.
Gilbert Barrett IL buying green apples
for one dollar per barrel. Scion would
say too many apples In . dollar for The
fxrmsrs' benefit
william y Wood has bargsined for and
novel on 10 the Edward shaw farm.
Alfred Holland has rented the Col. Par
sons stand.
Mrs. Mary BNrrows II expected 10 move
into The chambers recently occupied by
Alfred Holland.
The agent OF Bisine's Twenty Years OF
Congress has sold sixty copies In this
town. Who says Backfsli cannot sppre-
cists q good thingf
The social even, OF the week was the
''soclsbls" held Wednesday evening, al
Ex.Marshh Blsbee's. Though stormy the
spacious residence was allied comfortably
full. The genial Ex.Msrshh Was In his
happlesi mood. The tables 10 the csps-
ci0as dlning-room groanei under the
weight OF good things served Tor the &C.
CASTOR, and al were merry asa marriage
bell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
ALBANY.

A severe storm accompanied by . heavy
wind visited Albany last week.
The snow has disappeared very fast the
past week. fIling the streamsi ana our
mills are doing good business.
fernsld 4 Flint are saving short ium'
Der. -
STEPHEN Libby Is running his boArd-sAw,;
and be Is also saving birch into SPOOL
strips. III.
Oxen and horses are being sold quite
freely at quite fair prices
Gina Kendall OF Newry. who has taught
several terms OF school here, IL wishing
friends In town. 49,
Arthur X. G ark commenced work this
ve.k In the chair factory II West Paris
Wyatt r. Edwards Of otisrs'd, Who va.
formsrly q resident Of this town, ano
worked for j. II. Lovejoy I've seasons IN
succession, u now st work again Tor Love
JOY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
MEXICO.


ollie Mitchell has returned 10 her work
In Lewiston.
John Richards has returned to The
"West".
Herbert D. Gleason and Dana kimbill
and wife len Thursday morning for hos
ton, -Klmbsll and wife on q visiting TIP,
Gleason for work.
Merritt n. Oldham has sold his farm on
Thompson IIil 10 Thomas G. Weeks, VI
Rumford.
l. II. Harlow IL going 10 Pot aroof over
the plat. u s) form Of his store.
Philip Andrews Is saving some twenty
thousand of shingles . day a. Rumfofd
Falls.
Captain Daniel Hall, who died In Penn.
s,ivanla early this week, was q member or
King Hiram Lodge of Mssons. lie was
made q Mason In blazing Star Lodge. ]
think he Was born In Peru, bat Tor many
years he has lived n or neer West Peru
village. lie leaves q widow and four sons
children by q former wife-al or them
having reached the years OF manhood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
MASON

We are Asvisg . two days snow storm.
bui q small quantity has fallen a. yet.
Monday and Tuesday were grand sap
DAYS. A. II. William and J. G. Bean are
doing 4 Zoe business In The sugar iine.
They each have small bat very niee sugar
oreh.rts. Daniel 4 Mills has done but
nttle. should think that those who tapped
early would get The best OF The season
Mrs J. G. Bean IL quite low. Dr. X
G. WILEY Was called 20 see her The other
dsy. when BE- got into town be feared TIE
drins would be con on that road 80 be
hl,ched bis horse and took bis trunk and
started on foot, jas, As be used 70 DO any.
Eve years ago lie Il DOW II years old and
can 90 more business than o any or tne
Young doctors. think be has been on
The road nearly every day this winter.
Archie Hutchinson works Tor A. W.
Grover this season.
ID n Grover has returned from Call
fOrniA
Mrs wlihsm has q lame arm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
WFsr PARIS.

]. wsylsnd Klmball was In town Mon.
CAV. April S. looking amer his business
interests. lie expressed . desire 70 re-
move his entire manufacturing business
rom New York City . this place.
oar school agent has engaged Miss Jen.
ME Keen OF Samnsr, 10 teach The summer
term In this district
The West Paris band 10 showing signs
NJ new Iife ana vlgor. Meetings for prsc.
ice are held ever Friday evening and
The prospect L. that there viii Be good
organization during the ooming season,
Any one DESIRING the services OF . gooa
band would 10 well 20 correspond VIE
them
HiIsh Swan, one OF the Oldest eiiirens
Of this place. 10 In q critical eondiuon ana
Il not expected 10 recover
E.astas Cummings has bought n. A.
Youug's stock Of goods and has gone into
b~usiness. lie oil keep . Hoe OF groceries
and confectionery. Give him . eaii
The sugar seAsoE has been spoof o %
AR In this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
DENMARK.

Mrs jordan. widow OF the late VIM NJ.
Jordan. died March s7th. aged about ~
years. She sprvived her husband bot
about three nonihs. funeral March yoio,
attended ~ Rev y. Alvord OF the Uni'
v~er.Ailst Churca.
james McLac.s died la, vesk Al bis
sous. At ENst Fyebarg. believe be vAs
- years Oh " rch i1th. lie bad resided
10 Denmark q great many years and gained
The reputation Of eslng an indasuious,
honest mAn. lie served In the war OF 1879
AMI was. I think. The last 1873 psnsionsr
10 III. town and The survivor 10 thse paris
OF that band % veterans.
We were entertained last night oy .
drama and dance. the object bslng 10 raise
money for The ball organ. The net pro
ce~is were ahout SO
George W. Gray and wife len Tuesday
for = ,hree months' tour through Colors1o
AMI California Ills place with The 4. u
c will be supplied BY = Substitute.
L A. Ing,lls and J. A. Smith are a.
Portland buying goods 10 their respective
lines. -
n A. Crosse. X W. Hodge. A. W.
walker and Marx ". william. started Tor
Boston "Wednesday.
Ernest Richardson. son OF wallace Rich
ardsou. he proprietor Of the brackeu
House, j. quite sick with pneumonia
George walker las retained from Cor
ham. y. u, where be has been al work 10
III woods.
L. A. IpgAlis's horse ran Away last III
day, bat "a. stopped by {. II smith De-
fOre running = great distance.
Denmark Brass band has dissolved part.
usrship fOr tie summer season. on sceoan'
OF a number leaving town TIA, belonged 10
The band.
Charlie Wood and VIII freeman went
20 Massachusetts, Monday In p9rsslt OF
employment
Holland Crosse and Ei-ard Hodge weni
20 Boston lAst week.
The sweet bye-and. oye" has come al
lAst-ihe seas0n for mailing maple sugar,
AMI The 'taru o." are galis plenty aooa'
town.
Charles G~oldihwAiis aud Rafus Beunst,
have been mailing elder from frozen apples.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
OILEAD.

We have had IN addition 10 the winter
In the shape OF q snow s~torm-enough TO
cover up the bare ground and improve the
slelghing.
The sugar makers will be busy now tap
Ing trees and making sugar.
A town meeting Saturday TO elect Q
treasurer 10 succeed the one chosen At the
March meeting who Was elected one OF
the selecimen. Also. 10 see about repairs
on wire bridge.
The Camp Ore held on the eve OF March
20, was q success. The hall was crowded
and q grand time was had amer which an
oyster supper was held In the hall at which
ave gallons OF oysters were devoured BY
the hungry crowd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
RETIiEI.

Since my las, We have had 4 snow-siorm
and good slsighipg. but We ate compelled
20 return 20 wheels ~ Bethel.
The sugar makers report Thursday ani
Friday q. good sap days. 7. c. Jeweii
gathered sir slei.lo.is Friday morning.
The last OF the lumber teams have len
the woods, and many strangers are In the
village waiting for the river IN break up,
that they may work OF the drives.
\ ID. Al. IL Philbrook have sent three
carloads ofea,ile 20 market this spring.
AMI sumner wardwell OF Oilsneld. two
carloads.
+. n Kendall was stricken by q stroke
OF paralysis Thursday morning.
Gilbert Chspman IL recovering from AZ
attack OF Bright's disease OF the kitneys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
w. SUMMER.

Several inches OF snow fell Tuesday
Masking quite good slelghing.
Grace Cobb IL visiting Mrs. G. w fie.i.
I. w. Horn has returned from bis home
10 New Hampshire.
vernsl Dates has h,d quite = severe
attack OF rheumatism.
Emma Palsifsr has returned 10 Auburn.
We understand that Geneva Barrett OF
samuer. will teach our sumner term OF
school
There Is some talk OF having sh,y
scale In The village.
n. W. Chsndler will begin bis carpenter
work al Hartford as soon AZ be completes
the saving ~ his MILL.
We sKpcc, 10 see pew palbi shop pat
M here this spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
WrST REIHRL.

The prevailing Epidemic should no, be
called = cold.
Many no- cough vho never COACHED before,
An thoss vbo Oren cough NV cough me
more.
Rev. A. II. william. OF Mason. brooghi
some nice maple syrup 10 market last
week. OF bis own manufacture. Maple
sagar Il quite sesrce, and sells 81 The
stores for 10 cents per pound.
The snow storm on Tuesday aud Wed
nesday, last. made quite good shedding
again. and teams loaded with birch are
seen on the roads to-day.
Hiram Higgins has been visiting friends
here.
W n. Eastman, Puzzle Editor OF The
DENOcRAr. has my thanks for aeopy oil
his SEED catalogue.
We are desirous 20 see more poems In
tie DE~ocRAr nom the pen OIL d. oil
Greenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
NRwRY.

April weather. ss usual, Ia somewhat
MIXED. Snow Ia falling to-day the 7th),
and II looks a. though Ne shoali keep on
runners the best half OF the month.
G. A. Baker who was iicked BY horse
two weeks ago. IL s,ill couenei % the
house.
Sugar parties are nov In voyus smong
the young folks. The dow % sap has
been very gooi Tor 9 few days.
Frank Bi.bee has \ prolific sherp. She
dropped four nice lambs the other day.
All are alive and doing well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
NO.

DIR. Fred c. Clark contemplaies moving
10 Portland. We shall be sorry 20 have
him leave rs. but We wish him success In
his new field Of lsbor.
Died. April Q. Enoch Page. aged 81
years. The funeral was held h his old
home where he has lived for more thar
forty years. The sermon was by Rev. Mr..
Pillsbury OF Norway.
". T.. Green. who IL . dealer In horses
and cattle, sold q day asst week before
ten O'Clock, fourteen Joke OF oxen and
three horses. Those In quest OF stock oi
any Kind would do we'll 70 patrouife him.
lie In company with George Stone have
lust started for Canada 70 purchase horses'
Plenty OF snow here. and very little bare
ground.
The meas!ss are prevailing 10 some sx'
tent q East Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
Z. HEBRON.

The last OF the apple crop was shipped
1, Boston during March. Some OF ths
largest growers have made II Q practice "a
ship their apples direct TO Boston IN
March. and good sales have resulted until
this season.
III Pseksrd's apple yield was eight
hundred bushels.
The new church was dedicated the 23th
lost A large company WAS present, and
a very interesting meeting was held
through oat the day and evening. Rev.
Mr. jordan Of Augusta. preached the dedi
cation sermon. A bouniifui dinner was
served Ia the old church. o owned by
the Good Templsrs. A collection wss
taken which Melted Que hundred dollars
The East Hebron society have now an A.
trsc,ivc aud convenient place OF worship.
James DeCoster has returned from q
pleasure trip % Boston and Portland.
Mrs. Noah Blcknell IL on the sick list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
= BRowNPIHLD.

wheels were fat making their appear
asee when q snow storm caused = return
10 runners.
JE suekpey has gone 10 Boston and
New York for = short time.
Edward %. Sticknsy OF California. az
rived In town April ?. amer an absence ol
thirteen years. lie will spend the most OF
his time with nj. sister. Mrs Stephen Far
rington Of North fryeburg.
The Orfori C0uHiy Airerfbsr's CORES
.ponieni has been suffering ron . vsr)
sore dagger q would be felon). THIS vii
account for the nou.sppearsnee OF The
locals
A Temperance meeting vi. held al The
Congregational ehareh on Sunday. April 4,
and another sppoIntei Tor The Temperance
Association on the iith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
FRYE

We arc having fns sap weather and peo
pie are improving H.
snow Is melting away very fast; field.
are qalts bare. aud sleighing 10 about
gone.
A. X. GoG. Milo Mitchell AMI the IRA
deem boys have all go, home frem The
woods.
Viola Mitchell IL Al home on . visit.
Mrs. Isaac Draieen IL s,ill gaining slow
Charles Weeks Is so ,h,, he goes on, OF
doors.
AT the dance a, William I. Hollis music
Was furnished by Thomis and oldham'-
orchestra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
y SIMMER

The Assessors have made the annual
round, trying 4 ascertain what We are
worth. 4, IL surprising how much pow
crty exist. about the nrst OF April anuu'
ally.
Maple .yruphas pat In an appearance At
90c. 10 al per gallon.
Business Il booming around the mills.
oar samner sojourners 10 fioflia have
returned.
Repairs on the Bipiis, church are con-
templatei thi. season. The pulpit Il row
yscAn..
An Infant daughter OF florian T. foye
died quite suddenly Friday afternoon. II
was one week old. fuueral services by
Rev. &. y. Keen. OF Hebron. SLocuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Conquered
When the Doctors Could do
no More.
CHAS. A. CABRERA, 80 Hawley ST.,
Boston, Mass, writes

"0nc year ago l was apparently 70
far gone with Consumption that my
life seemed only a question OF days
rather than months. With my faith
in the ability Of physicians TO help me
all gone, l tried almost every known
remedy, with no apparent benefit.
Finally a. a last resort, / was induced
10 try DIR. r. c. Flowers Lung Cor
dial. The very first dose gave me re-
lief, and with the first bottle ] took
a new lease Of life, and / can honestly
say to day that one spoonful OF this
remedy is worth more TO tho sufferer
from Lung troubles than a gallon OF
any other known remedy. A bottle
OF it is now one OF my choicest pos
sessions, and at the first symptom OF
a cough or cold I fly to 1t for the re-
lief il never fails TO give"
DIR. FLOWERS LUNG
CORDIAL is without ques-
ton the most wonderful Lung
Remedy ever discovered. 1t
cradicates the germ of CON-
SUMPTION AS NO REM
EDY HAS EVER BEEN
KNOWN TO DO. 1t stands
without a rival for COUGHS,
COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA and CONSUMP-
TON.
Price s1.O0 per bottle. A copy OF
DIR. Flowers Rules for the Treatment
Of Consumption accompanies each
bottle.
FLOWER MEDICINE COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

oar Alteration has ben called 70 he fact
ihsi shat ~ last week called NIL Street
!. properly fremont Street. and bad been
such for q good many years before Tie
MI "a. thought o. II IL desirable that
ise memory OF The Old TrvmOni House
.hoald BE- psrpstaated In The name OF The
street. thoaga o. late years u las some
What glven way 10 the more oouogaiAi
name % NIL Street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
NORWAY LAKE.

Now IL the time when II IL neither sooe
sleighing not wheeing.
Orrie Partridge. who has been stopping
with relatives In this place for . few
months. has IN 4 returned to Portland.
The Knights Of Labor held their weekly
assembly lac, night (Aprii ~. The mem
bers OF this assembly are rapidly increas'
Ing.
John G. Saunders, our blacksmith. re-
Gently supplied his shop with some new
bellows.
This bids fair 90 be . good spriog foi
those who have maple orchards. Much
syrup has already been marketed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
so. BUCKFIELD.

Philo Record died on Mondsy, the 81
Inst after Q few days severe illness o.
pneumouia and typhoid fever.
A. q. Packard Is visiting relatives 10
franklin County.
the valuation.
The sieighing IL still passably good.
Exceedingly ine weather since tn
storm.
Colonel white. who IL In his seventy
ninth year, enjoyes the same old TIM
Characteristic energy. lie seems 70 pos
cess a. much vitality and spirit - o mar
OF nny. A born leader Of men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

see squirrels have . sweet tooth A.
vel A. - I. sss srcd squirrel running
- and dosn The limbs % = sugar maple
bear the house. I had . curiosity 70
know ais movements meant 80 ! went up
% he tree and sss Little lines % sap run
ulsg down The limbs and trunk. NJ.
Squirrel 10 q cunning fellow and gets IS
supply OF good things This one seemtd
b - enjoying himself Immensely te
nate IN lneis.0n OF he under part OF tie
lnhs. and When the sap commenced %
Cow. would lap II up nke . kitten-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The buniing committee chosen Al The
las, town meeting advertise hat pr0Pos-
A.. for erecting nsw buililugs on The tosn
Arm vii be received until April 1lst
Piabs snd specification may Be seen With
ACT. King. South Paris An ouiiiae
o. he specifications vii Be fodnd 10 tae
soilce In our Advertising coiumuS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The .'oli stage house has been tAken
town tAe past week. ant The materials of
wAlcA n wNs bulit are Cor sale. a. may Dc
seen by afvertlssmsnt Tails house sas
an old LANDMARK. having been ooilt In 1915
snf having Qaits q history. We under
s,snf that Il 4 The lntentiOu % use The lot
tsas vacated. a. . garden spot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

oar trees sussrcd more In The blow Of
l.st Ta-.isy night than they have Al any
tIms during he winter. tAOugh The iuiury
w.s DOT very great The Old Ash In front
oftAs LILLE historic o1ce Owned by ; X
Carter. E.Q lost a large portion ITS al
rrsiy scAnty TOP. Mr.. Garter says That
aeoor ins 10 The best Information be can
os,alu. he Oh ash WAS Que OF he trres OF
he Original forest Lille Il nov len OF
n gxcept TIE uunk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

AAack load from ibis village attended
~ reprtition OF Prof Psrker- benent en-
tsrtanmsrt Al South Paris. FRIDAY even
ibg. Alihough The travelling Vas % 80
good a. The remarks made oy oar SCAN
Paris correspondent last week would seem
% Indicate. no worse cAAmity "s me'
vita on he road han TIE breaking or .
whir1strec. thouga expectation OF some
hing more serious hsf q depressing e1cet
upon some members % The party
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

We BEG 70 correct The S0uih Paris cor.
rcspondent OF The Iirerflscr In relation 70
The scton taken A. he town meeting on
he claim OF Mr.. PArsons Cor damage on
account OF ipluries received 10 In accident
lAsi fall TIE matter wss placed before
he meeting by n C. Davis. Esq. Ant
several citizens expressed their opinions
TIE matter va not referred 20 The select.
nsu. nor wAs any motion maize In relation
- 10. bat The whole proceeding wAs In
formal Salt has since been Instituted
against The town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

A warrant 10 posted. caiing toSh
meeting for SATURDAY. April lstn, AZ one
o'clock r. ", % see n he town w app.o-
PIRATE money for the construction OF ue
bandings on he town arm Also 70 sc
vhst Instructions. n any, The town VIII
ri,e he buliding committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

-Evsry rsoewmsaa.taoa ofDR SETH ARx.
COUsu kfLf.kR IL ssrrsntsd ssn uins.
snd Ons rhnussnd Dollars vii - paid 81 the
proprietors % this remedy 70 any person Who
satrae ror ale ~ al drug<tsts Pres. s,e,
- and ol p-r bofue.
Avoid siekne.s ~ using ~. seth krnold's
vegetable fuls SOIL everyvhere for &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

progressive saehre party vas given BY
the Misses PerhAm. Thursday evening.
George N. Cummings carried OF ne
nrs, prize. and CouniJ Attorney Wrighi
received . bag OF marbles a. a rcNard io'
being Al the other end % The iist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

The DpsocKAr i tAken BY three Demo
crats 10 ihis nsighborhoot. Isn't this .
good recommendation fOr q Republican
paper. OF q good recommendation fOr the
Dsuocrsts-shtchf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13
An Item Aas recently been gOlns u

An item AAs recently been goin. he
rognls OF The papers which ssys
o. LonEfsliosr student days NJ Fields once
.ruta' a hops they keep bright thc iiris
ruom uumhsrvi q IN Maine uAl in bo~doir
Oolicgs. fr n vNs In that piea-ant rOom. look
N out ca the pine groves. that t1e young %
etof 10 srots may % tho.s b-Autiful earlier
pisces. no~ coiicctei In his wOrka-
Thls item may Interest Paris people, a
Room No - In Maine Hall Il now occu.
pied by Stove Croker, our Bovtoln stu
dent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Lyman \ Merrill. formerly ofials neigh.
borhood. Is visiting bis mother. Mrs Jas.
Merrill lie hAs sold bis farm In Liver
more spd thinks OF going 70 Lewiston 10
cnd ~tmpioymsnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

TIE band received. Saturday nigAt. fron
George W. Ripley. . donation OF a new
plece Of music. q march composed oy MI.
Ripley. AMI arranged FOR The band oy fr0t
W \ Rlniey OF Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Rspor, sAitA VIII Harlow OF Backneii
sll move on 20 The = 4. Maxim farm.
Where our literary hermit vii 20, rumor
saith not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

Col A. s Austin went 10 Bosioa last
week. 20 attend The reunion OF me on
Thlri Corps OF The Army OF \ Potomac.