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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Frsd A. CLARK near Sougo routl ~
c.lve,i go for What sweet corn he raised
on half an acre % Land. some % ne
stalls we're nins FEET high. lie has some
choice Hereford stock.
= n Benefit went into hls orchard lusi
Af,sr sunset and foani az old bear aui too
cob. gathering spPlss oue cur vas In =
irse shaking 90 The appies. lie ~oaln
reach limb AMI hang himself up BY ons
foot Ike noukey Mr. Bennett bal =
touh,s-hafrrict guu AMI t,ssi for them
Od Bruln at upon hef hsauches sui
fscsd him lie pct q ball throogh her
boiv Which laid her oat just a. he Wa
.hoat discharging ne other barrel A. ne
cua TIE oif one rallied Ani beuneu gave
her he charge this tine. She made fof
The woods. ile followed With hls Dog Ani
.oon overlook her, although qlite veal
from -. % blood she shovel consiisra-
De fghi Sic weighed go pounds. THAT
wIth tie ska. srt A. salch paid hin a.
bounty. makes Il quite Pr itAole ioo. L
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
WEST BETHEL.

A mill In North Albany. owned by A. ;.
Be.n OF this village. wAs destroyed ~ rie
last week.
some are crdiug = marke, Tor their ap-
nie- here. Aud Others send them 20 New
bamp.hlre. Milton Holt bought car
los' Tuesday. Winter fiuii Il selling Tor
~ - pr Dbl
ALL Lyon and Mrs Z I. Bennett died
OF typhoh fever on SATURDAY last, and
Others are sick % The same disease.
those Who fes years ago were lore.
mott iu deuouncing The manufacture and
.sls az cider seen % have forgotten What
they then preached. and arr niiine All ihs
barrels AM kegs In their possession Win
The "kiuillng wood" IL sells for six c.
pr gallon a. TIE mills
VI Holt Is buying potatoes Al S'e- per
Nm.NaI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
BYRON

l. A. DAM has plsstvr-i his house. y
witham aud Mr. Virgin dii TIE work
ID. A. Cannon Of Canton IL In town.
AZ We cane d,wu tbs stockhridss
Brsnch yesterday, ve saw smoalderinf
fre a. the miners camp, aud recent excs
vstions, showing that somebody IL stu
digging for gold I, sppesri that the
rain had driven them cot. When We got
down IN the meadow road w. saw tent
aud . hlg camp hre. I; might have been
the same party ani II nigh, have been q
party OF trsppsrs.
meetings At Buckhsli I'M and Hop CITY.
q. IIoi.ion has been OF on trip selling
gun
]. Hall Of Eis, Dlxneld RECENTLY took .
drove OF lambs from this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
TpTON.

We have h,i ene weather during the
month. bot The leaves ar fallen whieh re-
mipts us that winter IL not Tar distant
Rev. q. Rice % Anioyer preached here
saturday evening and Sandsy. Five were
admitted into ihe church.
Frreiand Bartlett has moved INTO MS
nes house.
George Glbo. has rent In Charles IDS
wells hou-~.
Nabsl West. who has been sioppink
with Der uncle. A A. West OF Andosst'
zane home last week. Her health IL qalts
poor. hat her friends hope thai res' snd
QUIET will he bsOenclA
Jo.sph Brooks l. breaking up Cd ground
sor \ bragg with three horses abreast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
MASON.

Death has been busy 10 our near vielnl.
~ OF late. SIR. Abel Lyon on Grover Hlll
40 bethel. died Friday. and Mrs. Julia Ben
nett. wife OF Prescott. died on Saturday
of typhoid fever, and Others are very sick
Mr. II. w. Bean continues feeble, bot
strong hopes are entertained OF her ui'l'
mate recovery.
Rev. A. ii. wlthsm cut his leg very
h.aly with an axe last VI Inday. DR.. j. A.
rw.ddle happened OPPORTUNITY In town
ant dressed the wound.
Mrs. sarah J. stssrns and her two boys.
George ana Edgar, have been visiting 81
her fathers In Mason.
Miss Nellie Bean IL sick.
Irvine Hutchinson has returned RON
Cofhsm, ~. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
PORTER.

uch.needed rain this week. snow
.ou.n las, Tuesday reminds Us OF coming
winter. !.
Henry French sho. three eoons on, OF .
tree. hlllug them all a. one shot They
weighed GO lbs - III.
Mrs. Eva Cook and her sister, Josie
Jenkins, have gone 10 Boston TO spend the
winter.
coysry Il doubtful. and her mother nss
hs,n connned 20 Ter bed for years an 10.
y.lIs. ana with three smsil children makes
I, a am harder case for Me-. Alley;
Mr.. Joseph Rice 10 s,ill qai'e slim.
Al Mason has moved bis picture sa'
loon from Ksrsr Falls back TO THIS place
Mrs. John MIlllken and family have
moved 70 Charlsstown, Msss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
MIDDLE INrERvALE lBrrnrI)

John Williamson i. falling.
Ladies Az Society meets neNi Taurs'
dav Al DeA- Prescott Hollis.
Nrs. Il. ID made us short Nlsit
~ day. sgo also her sister sni husband
Mr. and Mrs. =. Ssan.
We hsv. bat nne rain.
We hear many say they are pleased With
The wsll.srrsngei appearance OF The DIM
ocRAr. We think much OF boilei-dowu
matter.
Alton Brysn, ofSorih Bethel !. teaching
In DI.t Nh L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
WILSON'S MILLS.

October has ou,done itself this year Ia
klving us pleasant weather.
There dos not seem IN Be such rush
In The l0gging business ~ there WAS last
fAiL A number ~ teams went In the last
% september and frst OF October. hat I'M.
year bat one urn, that % Hobs 4 SAY.
yer. has gone In With teams a. yet Tbey
have taken In f0ar horsss.
Dart wsntsOrth. Perm Robbins, witch.
en- and Scribosr are hsnliox up supplies.
There hss hesu Lodge ~ Good Ten.
lsrs formed a. wsutsorths Locstioo.
]. {. Bean Il blowing up about thirty
acres % his pasture, % sos 10 oats next
season.
TIE f.ii tern % school closed Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

n- t.s uisht % October i9th . man
gr.rg the nAne OF Petsr Kane Sent 70
- lol.e 20 Josiah Churchiu, IN thls
iosr. as broke opsu . trunk belonging
Fl " ChurchuTs tslghisr. lie took
'fc- i eve 10 tsn dollars 10 monsy ~
~sri a-sy Discovering he ihet MI
Calrch.r gsri a. ooce % Dcpaiy Shefll
Bis-,g, aBi made complaint The Shefil
.z-,-fsisy started 10 parsali Ani ifAeei
1s IA o. N depot Al S01ta fArts.
u1ruE ~ a. cat The fellow goi into TIE
P.s House. oar The depot. Ani 10 ne
1Crr.rg raa CT ant lampet aboard .
tnr lsi A. 10 ~ moving oli OF TIE
"a, n hound fof Portland. The shef.
ftonk the fliiowlng train ani pur-ael
tr tl Portland. BAT tbs thief Vas
starrsf aut Instead - ritinx into TIE De-
Do A. Portland. llmped % The usln W
90 "a r1sf yart sni ran aro1nd NE DC.
D. Its shsrfr hsre lot hi- trail and
ssti .rmsdlaisiy bach % Lewiston WINK.
rgfns f.uos hst changed a. TIE jane
90 an gore there Unable % cbd DIS
Ia rr suy tracs - him a. LEWISTON adj
90 as.rg ~ he kind ~ of'icer sho = eAsl.
n fsclarsgst. Shsrif Bssssti proceeded
-srrtf a.. huni Cor The man. lie SS
'-sarfs' ~ fnding The fslloS down ou
o. Commercial street whsrves. When ne
r-.fr arrested him b. sss somewhat ~
a. ias Irrlsnce - hqaor. and -hos~l
-isf.-tlsu o. fght The shsrir toos rs
ne o. Nor~sy. and b<forv The Norssy
Nlr.cipN Coart whsrv be plead guuv
az ilfes vhitmsn gave bin . sentence
Wr.riy fsgs 10 Paris jail anf cost. 10
'ffalt ~ psyneot n Gusts ne impr'eu-
lsri 80 b. stteOaed " sixty days. VA
nsssY b Paris Mn. toe prisoner gave
% Ger ne foiio-lng BIZ % INTERESTING
itnrusron lie ssii "SOs that yoa
as1e cs1ghi ne ant I've rot ~ 20 ~ AZ
ug hi A. sell Tell yoa that I've jast IA
s,sis tern a. TIE MNssNcha-etts STATE
rf.sou srt lst a. soOu b. 10 prison -
ristsfe There Are BOW fOur prison.
- .l Paris al. al committed BY snefin
Ba'.rii. 30 las proved himself an En-
,s..sli CGcsr. 10 enforcing The laws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

A qulst social event occurred Al ioe
r-.ld.ucs % a. D. Hammond. L.q 81
tAi. plsce. last WEDNESDAY moruiog' TIE
.ath ult. When Miss L'rfie 4. Hammond
rs united IN marriage o NJ = 4.
ssor~y % GOrh,n. y. n. The CEREMONY
"a. performed stsA "a. by he Rev Syl'
ve.,sf Hooper. % SouiA Paris. sftsr whien
a.sisci party % relatives and fiieuds OF
49, trifal couple pNrtook % = oounriel
rrrast At9 ~. Atsr receiving Tie good
I've. arf wsll.wishes % their frleuis, ne
,s-v married. pair started Tor Boston Ga
t.s.r hriiN toar. MIS- Hammoud. TIE
sr.is. - Young lady % aDs ahiiiiie. al
a -snher % obe % oar oesi fAmlies
So xss graduated from Hebron Academy
.si.s ClAss % lisa ant hAs net with snl'
,.rf ssccsss a. teacher Mr.. AM Mrs..
~ rry Nil reside a. Gorhsn. y. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
LOWELL.

II. Russell and J. y. s,esrns sr At Frye
burg At work.
GA Sunday Afternoon . concert was CIV
sn AZ the Congregational church Al u
Centre by The sabbath schools 81 ih'
Congregational sni Christian Chireae. -
The subject WAS The Harvest" tn
church WAS well decorated with The ruit'
Of The Geld aud orchard. IL was yer,
enjoyable occasion.
E.N For has built an addition 10 hi'
mill. and pa, In machinery and IL ,urninF
bowels.
VI. X. Bemls hks bullt chimney In he
stable Al The American House. ani pro
poses - have II comfortable nere this
winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
NORTH PARIS.

N. w. Duuhsm has been % fsiei's .nd
hoash, Eve bead OF yOung stock o, we
Hereford ana Jersey breeds one oali ana
s.ifsr calf and one yssrling OF hsrr,aru
bloet. ant Que calf and one yesrhng Jef-
..y.-all very alec looking stock.
r.g,ne Address, our carriage painter
IA. roue 20 South Paris 10 work Tor the
Pari. M'f'g Co.
going 20 The mill ~ james brs1Io,u ''I
elder and j-lly. Me- BRADFORD mn
large amount % Jelly that Is very nlee 70,
f,mlly use and can be used In place o'
BOILED elder and Il much oetter-ls par
.pd ire from al foreign substances aho
will keep long time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
BRYANTs POND.

W. n. Cole has been buying qulie q
quantity OF apple. some 800 barrels were
sent from this station Monisy
4 large quantity of yellow birch lamoef
h,s been .hlppei ~ Bosion from this De.
rot. 81. owned by Foster 4 Muble and
came from the Milton mills.
John Day b. sold the Jackson stand
Al North woodstock 20 Mrs. En.llne Nc
crlllls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

A lady l. here from Auburn holdius
meetings. she has been here Que vesl
iasi Friday. ant hAs held Ten meetings an
ous appolninent AheAi. Her meetings
have besu vel attended ani great inisfes'
manifested. She appears ~ D. Christisr
ard q great worker Ia he cause % christ
some have ben converted AMI wanierer'
rcclalm-i Gee year Ago there were o.
mestings In ne place, auf not any reilg
loas luisresi manifested. Lasi May E'isi
York came here and i.ikei SAhoA.h school
90 Ne. Toe usHt Saudsy ~ ORGANIZED
Sahaaih school. u las hsen vel ATTENDED
ever sluce. AMI also from one % ihre'
meetings. stfk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

i,.i Wednesday. psPsrs oontalnei a
Isrsich ffom B0.tou. stAiing thAi Ms.
rtuerR E'isr % Malisn SNs struck ~
at-a'n shle crOsslng he railroad track
ar Eixeworth station. ani Instantly
k.-i. Tus.day. M Eitsr. Who weut
non FNris - engage 10 The practise OF
Asla Bosion oniy a fsS years 40, aAs
a. .lsc~r~ sympaihy % bis mAny friends
Il as vicfnlfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
NORWAY LAKE.

Charlie. son ~ Charlie. walker, Is qalte
.lck and Threatened with fever.
Harry Wool l. quite sick with typhoid
fever
james Smith Is hAving well dug In
front % his house.
Emerson Kllgorc has bad - 20 TO court
Tor The last two weeks OF more 70 aei A.
5ue 81 the jarymeu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
NO. FRYEBUR0.

Mr.. Bsmis hss bought the James Far
rington place and IL moving In.
Mrs. Judy Hastings died last Friday al.
ter q short illness. faneral services Al
the chspei on Sunday were conducted oJ
Rev. q. Y. Alvord.
Mrs.. sally Charles Il In falling health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

OXFORD. ss,-A sCOsrt Of frosse hslfsat
Paris. within and fOr the Cosnty OF Onfosd
on ne third rsesfav Of Oct. A. u. iSA
CuARLHs v. MARTIN, Admiaistfats On the
estate Of l.. n. PEABODY. late Of kamford.
10 sAid County. deosAsed, having pressned ne
deosAsei Coz Allovanesi
ORDEnKD, that said Aiministratos give scsics
10 eli persons Interested by causing eopI o. Ms
the Orford Democrat, ssevspsper pristsd - fas.
10, thai tksy nay appear 81 rrobats Court 70 b
bsid 81 faris, IN SAID county. 90 the Alrd Iuss'
DAP Of >ov. next, % nins ocioeh " ne fcrseeoe.
GRO. A. WILSON. ysdgv.
Atrus sopy-Attsstt n. q. DAvrs. Rsgisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

i- as1iarr p'sc- Nil b. founj An
o.f.s-y police % Mr. = T. Stone. o.
I.rrL Asls 81 knosn % msuy % oar
rratsf.. M- Stcns l. = native Of fsris, Ani
a r-aflate % ne OXFORD DrHocRAt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
5bs Oxturs usmnerut.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIREcToRY

-. n.rf.,i CharCA. Rev. J. Y. CoshrAns. fAsier
- l-rrirs ssery ~antsy Il N a y. raatay
49,. e.ft.ih kteuInE ~ertire ~ r..
- N-st'rrs. rhaIsi.y ktsainr.-
IL Ct1rrh. Rsx. C.roilns AaEtii, f.stor.
800 -srflrs effrf -an.laf "a ~ A. o. -.pe.'A
49,. 81 -
,.ur nr.ss n.nl. Hnsrr " Mssea. Lsa.isf
-, --.r'rv. 49,. snd rress. q. N. Ai~cs.i.
- MaaaFsr. hfst.ass taesisf AT cailriV
YFsrrrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

ctsri.s D. M-.srvs. q former apprentice
n Co. pusucEAr ofics, uAs In ne village
Ss.l-tav sni SaniAy lie goes - Bnstou
r. seek o. take Posllon 10 printing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

faris. within ssd fefths csssty Of on Socd. %
the third Tuesday Of Oct. A. ID. isx.
JAY l.. FRiNk. nsnsd kxecutos In certAis
Instrument psrposusG 70 be TIE lsss VIII a.d
Tssssnest IL wlliiaa I'M, lsts Of Brovsash. 10
:sid County. deceased. sa'ias Pr''sssa sAs sA.s
OsDEnID, That the ssid EHesutor give soslss
% eli pssoas Interested. By esasiaS cows u
lhls ortss 20 b pablisbe1 thrss vesAs ssocsssivs
that tbey NAY Appear - . froeas Csur - ~
held 81 PARIS, In aid County. % ths third rsss-
dsy of November sszt. af niss 81 We eto<s u tes
forenoon. and show eanss, q any thsy have, uey
proved sod sliosei - the Last VIII 80 Iesee-
GKo. A. wILsox. ysdss-
A uss copy-Attssti n. G. DAVIS. xssisss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

O.r,- m nsrssy ant wife. ani Doctor
- ~. T. n Britgsan % Buckesli we're
aftsr uesharf House lAst Scek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Ss,iss sf Assignee 81 h,s Appe'ns~s"'.
Al Bethel, 10 the Coanty oio,io,a AMI oeA~ "
Name ne ssh day OF Oc... A ls-. -.
Ibs uader.lsnsd hersbT gives notice OF MS sp
polntmsnl .. Assignee
PANsOs Hicii, % Norway.
I'm the Cosnty OF Otfsrd. Iasolvent psbtof, sbo
"a b<en declared sa iasolvent upoa ~ pettisn
by The Court OF lnsolysneJ fof san VsssU o.
"''' CYRUS NJ. woRMELL. Assignee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

~ Rsgilsi paiplt "a supplied on san
Cav ~ Nv neury " Crocter, Who vAs
'.rulfiy .ocatsi AZ Bristol. Coun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

N..ll.tus r Bailey. OF ilsorou. All
Nss Erna = N0uug. % Portsmouth, y.
n wsrr A. Paris Tnurstay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

TIN sab.sribsr hsreoT gses pablo . 10. ma,
~ a.. be.a dsly appolaiet 81 the Hoe. Jsdss
a, p,oe.,. 10, the ,oanty OF oxford. snd ssslmed
he trust a fxecuiof of IRE estate %
DOLLY A HEATH, late OF nsth.',
In aid County. deceA.ei, ~ ktl.s 49, =. \.
Az ,iIrscts he therefore requests al persohs IN
debte-i 10 the estate OF ssii Diseased " mas IN
mel ale ps,msng and those ~hD have shJ ds'
M .ads t6sfeOa a. skhIbH The sane 70 ..
oct 10. l.n1. isAAN -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

r..... Atsooi. Esq ~ Au1ufu, Co
ar,--.v 20 Auiroscoggin Couuiy. "a
A. rtrs 49, sesk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

WI Goddard OF Auoarn. Wa In town
l,.i va
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

.rss Anouut % meticAl testimony
"a. srrr I'M ths case % Slsitsry Va 10.
s,rtsrts 10 Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

S,,s r uolorook. % otfort. vas IN
t5sn Monisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Nv Mitchell, E.g. % Aaoaru. vss a,
PA. Itst sesk.
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NJ, Aun. BrAiesn, % Frye. vAs Al
p,-. ST. sssk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

In Bethel, octabsr Ssh, isss. BY Rev. Ben.Amla
rosisr, Mr.. Lswsllyn y. Bryant, Of oreenwood' ana
Ms. Lna IIsrrick. the same plsee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

ID, Rant. Of soa,h Paris attended
cert as sesk.
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v- .rf NJ. I,hu u,ig.iou. ~ Rrosu.
s,.f tarr reeu visiting a. A. II MAson's
frafe tays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

d. a. NJ Rshee. j. J. Abbott. Zee ant
z IL u.ss. 10 Wet Samusr. verc In
49, 'tsI srfk
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v-.pP Siow,n. OF DHasli. "a. At
Pa. Nonisy.
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II umosfssr. Fec. OF fhliiiPs, Vas
.- trsu issi so
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p- 10 uuaufw \ Ssiiiings. 81
efnstss.. vrfe a. ne liaooArd hoase lNsi
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

nave pslss sero.s the bask ssf sshInx llats, .
tires, wssn cat feeling. sta. These ave The an.
@0.slssl. sy@pioa. q IN. terrible lldssy sis;
Ease. shlch ls yearly e5aslfsing thousands OF
people 20 thsir graves Al lsuetlnt p.caIsf
mskss n the nast snleseioas remedy Tor ell die
eases % the lifnsys tsosa % NE sedien uotsi.
ii am ~ yesrs oli." said Mr.. Js-sph Wttsss'
one % TIE beat haowa add sest hlfnly respectea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

oxyoRp sat- Court Of Probate led at
P.ris within and for the Coanty otOniofd' on
Inc Thlrd rus.dsy OF Oct. A. u. IN.
WILLIAM WOODS presents s.rtala instu
,,.,t pa,portlsx 10 be NE last VIII and Ies
t.msrt Of fbsbs J. Woods. late VI Srs<nvooi, IN
s.lt C,sntv. deceased, having presented ths
zane fof Probate. and s.kiax 70 b. appoiniei
Adminisuator with the WIN snnsneli
t,rs 4. Ali p<rsoas istsrested By causing q copy
N this order 20 be three veehssaos ossive
iy An the Oxford Democrat ansv,pspsf pnntsi
Al PARA. IN said Coaniy that thsy aay syps1, -
T,ssisv OF Nov. nett 81 . o'clock In the lore
noon and show easse n sny thsy have WY ,h.
40 Instrument shoah not Be proved, sppfo'ea
ami allowed 80 the last WIN ssi iessamsh' ~
'A'' sgo. A. WILSON, Jsdxs.
Atyus ssvv-Astsst Z n q. DAVIS. Rsgisssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

wm.mR S-s,l ofE,'i Ssnnsr -"
.- trsu wednesday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

~ u.r.a. E.g Clerk ~ Coart. for
ari-..r1rs.a Cca1ty. vNs iu tosa last
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MN Packard al Dr o K Yaiss.
- w, r.-... sitrslri Cour lasi scsk.
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p- IA nruovsu sni W Russell
.rf.wf.,,- ser ~ Paris wednesday.
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DON'T W AIT

s :.. e .. a,s, s; s;..s
Dsi not na'Il I bsashi ssi sssa Bres.'s sarss
psriiis dii gain IN heAith." mrs. q: y. bfseh.
stt. OF IIsrm,a. Maine, wife Of psonlnest fsfe.
10 death . doof BY this <rrlbis sisssss. Brosn.
ssrsspsiila restored her 70 health ssa
IT,: s,..,sa tso-p foe 70 ell di.s.ss. OF the
Al insysis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02

Neties ef AsstGsss OF h's APP"'
AtBscknsld. In the Coanty 10000 Ani ses
NJ Maine the ran DAP 81 Oct, A. u. ~.
The usdsrsisnsd hereby sites noues of ms ~
polntmsnt 90 As.isbes Of
EDMuSD {. BowkER Of sem..f.
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high when she saw that already the first
catch in the room, John Winston, veal
thy, distinguished accomplished, and hand
some, was bestOwing the most devoted at
tentions upon her beautiful niece.
So the fates-not always cruel-willed
that Margie's Christmas holidays should be
a dream Of splendor and gayety--of lovely
new dresses, Of parties without number,
and admiration without end, till Margies
little head would nave been turned if all
these things had not charmed her less than
the light in one pair of grey eyes, and the
low tones of voice that was dearer than
all the world besides.
That was gay winter in willie, and
the next summer was fully as pleasant and
eventiul
Have you heard the news, Jim :? asked
Mr. Gloss, drawing UP his team before the
smithy one sunny morning in June.
What is it ]! asked the blacksmith wip-
ing his brow.
We'll, one wedding makes many, they
say. Here's young Mr. Elliott going to
marry that pretty Miss Addie Brent Fine
girl, after all, but Just little hysted. And
Miss Margie Hepburn, the blessedest little
crtter that ever stepped, is going to marry
John Winston. II is a good match, too,
and | don't know any other man I'd say
that much for
We'll, / must say kind Of s'picioned
that said Jim, smiling, when they came
ridin' by here together last week, and my
July gave Miss Margic them wild roses that
grow down in the myinc where | fell that
night Pretty pink things they are, bout
the color of her cheeks, as July says
We'll, / must say you are long time
s'picioning it, said Mr.. Cross, dryly It's
been in my mind ever since that same night
| have always heard that everything was
for the best, and s'pose the use Of the
thunderest snow-storm | ever saw, was to
bring them two people together, that might
not ever have seen each other without it.
But | An't keer about having hand in
matchmaker Of that sort every winter and
Mr. Gross touched up the leaders and dis
appeared in cloud Of dust.
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