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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
HEBRON.

Bert Maxim has hired out 10 l. \.
Bampus for three and half months. Bert
Is a smart boy.
Apple tres sre being trimmed aud con-
siderable grazing Is being done 10 this W.
elnity.
We are glad TO report Dea. Moody IS
improving under the care OF Df. hot OF
Mechanic Falls.
Prof Moody was over to see bis father,
last week. :.
Dog, are after sheep sgsln. II. NJ.
Bearce bad thirteen badly bitten recently I;
four OF the number have died. IL Is about
time that some OF the worthless dogs were
dispatched.
Vacation week makes the place qale,.
bu, house-eleaning Is on Its spring visit
4.
Several articles have been printed In re-
gard 10 the Prize Exhibition, and one OF
the beet by Mr. Phenix. l will sdd my
testimony 10 It's being one OF the most
successful entertainments ever given here.
And mention might he made OF the good
order that prevailed during the night For
A long time IL has been the custom, TO the
disgrace OF the school, for many 10 slt up
ali night, and, ss Il Is now called. "lulla'
r.g." and other people sat up because there
was no serene place 10 sleep. This term
wonderful 20 say. all Was qaIei At sea
.ouable hour, much 10 the honor OF Prof
Sargent, who regards mos, highly The In
terests OF the school 10 every respect :
saturday, after the goof.bye's were said
. general exit occurred, aud Hebron has
heard no school bell, seen no teachers,
and only = stray student now and then
except Mr.. Mitchell. who remained 10 ,ns
place for The week, and In company VIII
Mr.. Pike attended school convention al
oxford.
sabbath forenoon an Interesting sermon
WAS read by \. 4. eastman. and q nne sc
lection sung by the Hebron Qasrteite.
Thursday the church Was thorough,
cleaned by happy company, many o
whom pariook Of lururious dinner 10
geiher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
ANDOyER.

Easter was observed by union services
AZ the CouereatIonal church, which was
tss,efully decorated with fDwers and ever.
greens. The preaching service, conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Rice Was followed by an E,si'
er concert by the Ssbbsih'sehools, led by
Rev. A. y. Psrl,n.
The buildings occupied by Chas. Back.
on the west side OF the village, were
burned on the afternoon OF the 2oIh. Two
cows were burned 10 death; cause OF IRE
unknown.
A surprise party was given To Rev. MI.
Parlln on the evening OF the 29Ih. present
ing purse Of slt was part OF The pro-
prsmme. Lsler In the evening the young
men OF the village, headed by Frank
Thom,s and Harry Pefclysl, presented
Mr. Psrlln with purse OF 81. Inc
presentation speech was made by L. r.
Jones.
Frank McAillster has moved into the
house recently bough, OF J. W. EHon by
his father, II. d. McAlli,tr
The farmers have commenced springs
work.
II. o. Bardlu has returned from Wake
neld. Mas. where he has been In the EN-
pIoy OF the Eaton Express Company for
the winter.
Frank Adams has gone 20 California
J. Holion Abbott OF SO. Andover. 10 en-
lsrgipg bis house.
Mrs. Minnie Blaisdell IL 10 teach the
P.rmers' Hill school this summer; and
sadie Parrsr the one At East Antoyer.
DIP. Richards has bought the Chspnsn
farm nj East Andover.
G.. y. Cushmsn has re- Singled MI
house.
Gulde-boards have jus, been put up 81
along the road. directing the public tS
Corson's for bargains In all kinds OF goods
Main Street has been turnplked nearly
the whole length OF the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
SO. BUCKFlELD.

The sudden transformation from winter
% spring seems rsmarkshle.
nr J = nscoster has removed from MI.
Gsrrish's % The Backnsli House. where
he i established 10 the practice OF bis
profession.
n. A Consni has bought Arthur Low
els Jersey COW; also several OF other
parties.
Hsury uoll.rd has taken Widow Aliens
farm
n N. Hutchinson ani wife and grand
dsug hisr. Ruth Mitchell, are on svisii 10
Lynn.
Gilbert Barrett huy. spples and pots
toes. ibis week paying Al Is per barrel Tor
spplss and soc fDr potatoes.
Ben Records three.year-olt colt was
badly klckei a. the hotel
TIE continued dry weather causes some
apprehension
George CushmAn 1. % form q partner
sip with George L. Holland In the meat
business
Henry b. FORBES has retained from
Florida
N Lowell has bought yoke % oxen OF
) N Irish -Bsuuie Gsrrish has bought =
yokc 40 oxen Of John VI. Lane OF sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
BROwNFlELD

Easter services were held Al The unlser'
.allst church of thi. village aud At the
Fr,evln Baptist church OF Merfilfs Cor
uer. last Sshoaih.
The congl Society i s,ln without .
pastor
Dr. John Sssn Of CambsflAni Mills has
made a short visit 20 this place. Dr. :.
formerly praciit,d medicine here.
Dr Gsicheil has taken Trip 10 Boston.
The roads arc very dry ani dusty. The
trees ate puiiing cut their leaves. Rain
l. needed.
james Stones house WAS burned this
Thursday aflefno0n; 10 Insurance. The
nr- caught on the roof Mr.. Stone aud
wife are very aged people. ani she IL much
pros,rAisd by The misfortune. They have
The sympathy Of all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
wFST BETHEL.

Milton lIoli bad four tons % sugar co
hand Al The time % the recent advance In
price.
Minnie D. Wheeler cane home from
Bates College on saturday last. lick with
he measles.
Caleb 4. walker has moved into The
house oWusd ~ his sor, Charles A walker
% Shelburre. y II
EfWard T. wheeler has len Gould AcAi'
emy a. ss.lst bis father on the farm.
W. Dexter Mills IL ageni for The sale OF
The Bsy state Fertilizer
FLORA wheeler hss gore 20 oorh,tn'
y m. ~ assistant teacher 10 the village
school
Davh % uoli started Tor Californls'
April -O
Mrs Il Goodnow has moved in,o The
Moses LIBBY house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
FRYE

We are having zoe weather here BOW,
apd farmers are getting well 20 work. The
snow i shout al gone 10 The woods, and
swim River il getting low.
John Reel passed here with bis spruce
drive last Friday. sni went into the msin
river SaniAy. and went % Swim River
.galu aler MarshAlrs poplar.
q. n. Staples passed here yesterday Win
hi. poplar be will get into the main river
in two OF three days.
George Porter l. quite sick with fheu-
maiic fever. Dr.. Bluford attends him
All. i his third case OF Aver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
nlXFIELD.

The zoe weather makes farmers feel 10
something Of hurry 20 commence spflng
work
Nj Bean breaches here the nrsi sund,y
In this mOuth.
Gerry aud lone Harlow have gone 10
Boston 20 spend week.
Mrs Lacy Marble returaed from yarn
lugion on the 26ih. accompanied BY MIS-
John Marble and children.
Mrs. T0othaehsr has gone TO Boston TOT
spriug millinery.
Fast Day afternoon Grace and Geriis
Harlow held q LITTLE fair a. the block
Which passed q very pleasantly; The pro
cssds amounted 10 ten dollars which they
afded 20 the chapel fund. IL Is pleasing
70 see the young Interested In 80 good
rauaT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
CENTRE LOWELL.

Dled-Iu Lowell, April 81, Caleb s. Cof'
90. aged so years.
Waiter u. and Mellen Eastman have
taken both OF @. ID. Rings farms TO carry
on tais summer. =.
Henry Warrington and wife have moved
on TO their farm IN West Lowell.
Henry Russell IL building an addition 10
4. 7. Stearns's house, TO enlarge the cook
room.
john Price and wife are stopping at
Benjsmin Russelrs.
on Sunday last a. d. Russell and vile
vert going from the church 10 VIM. Stan.
ford's house, the horse broke through =
culvert, throwing Russell violently 70 the
ground. when the horse got out OF the
culvert she had one leg over the thill and
Was unable to run until assistance arrived.
Mr.. Russell lost one tooth and was pretty
we'll shaken up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
NORWAY LAKE.

c. n Cummings within The iasi i've
dGys seated hls logs % the foot % The
purd. where they are 10 b. saved. his
lAsi raft eouiAinci above 10000 feet OF
lumber.
james saith has jast returned from
B,ston. bringing with him large supply
OF boots sni shoes.
Norway Assembly Knights OF Labor, No.
t.is held their weekly meeting last uisht.
April =,
The nnssi tisplsy 81 fowers Of he sea
son l. 10 be seen 10 Mrs. J. {. siuntefss
hoS window.
oar pleasant weather OF The lAs, two
weeks has removed most % the snow aud
settled The going.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
pETHRI,.

The snow back ia the woods IL melting
fast aud the river IL kept at good driving
pitch.
Farmers have commenced To plow aud
SOW, aud plant early potstoss Grass has
got . good stsri, but little fsln VIII help
IL much.
The pliaious Interest eontinues 10 the
Salvation Army and much good has been
done Captain Delsno IL s,ili on the sick
lI.t Cadet Sadie Green now leads the
meetings. The hall last Sabbath evening
was fill,d 20 Its utmost cspieliy.
A E IIsrrict, Esq has connected -
pat up his house on Bfosd Street
The Surviving members Of the Ts.lth
MsIne Regiment are requested To send In
their u,mes aud plst.of'ice address 20
M.llr A 81 True, II thel The m'm1sfs
will hold their EXT r,uuion q, PorIlsnd,
Sept "a, 1856
Memorial services ~ill be held a. Ever.
green Cemetery In the .nsrn bon 81 Me-
mortal Day. Hon. w. T. Eosts OF DIX
field has been engaged TO deliver TIE me
mortal address.
Fast Day pissed very qalsilyi union
services At the Congregational 'esiry In
the afternoon.
Rspilrs He being moe on 'he Gong
church.
Rev. Mr. Sylvester and wife hfs We'd
nesdsy 10 attend the NJ. y. Conference.
IL IL the choice OF the people that he shall
he returned, ss he IL very much lkei ~
ALA noble man 10 the right place.
Qllte large number of scipn. sf- log
set his sprlug-mostly Bslisins.
The WATERFRONT Mountain Farm, an ex'
c,llsnt stock farm, IL offered Tor sile-s
good bargain for some one.
According 10 the record there have been
~ snow storms the past winisr.
May lst opens warm ani pleasant al
Bethel We have had no rain slncc April
9th, and the roads are dry aui dasty, and
n. grass IL suffering for want OF rain.
The Abdroscogsln River has fallen slr
feet, sni the logs 10 Sandy River are on
dry ground.
The farmers are busy ge,liae cot their
dressing. aud planting peas ,ni early po'
ta,oes, and some are sowing oats
Austin wheeler has eight sheep which
raised sixteen lambs l,s, year and have
nfssen promising ones by their side this
year.
The boarding houses are mailing prep
sr,iious for large number OF summer
boiriers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
NEwRY

IL has been q very dry sptlng so far.
The drive on Sunday River has been hung
% since last Sunday FOR wan, OF water A
rain storm now ,esms 20 De nsar-it would
be welcome % al.
Chicken DO. IL Ia town; four are down
With IL In the family Of your oorresPon'
dent
The plow aud the harrow are moving
s-aeld; ROADS are mostly settled. In many
places dry aud dusty.
Nv Kngorc snd wife were made h,ppy
nv the addition % sou 10 their family on
The s,ih.
Asa Russell, Who has been "a invalid
ior the past Two years, Is now very low
80 hear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
GREENWOOD.

Noisy ,ivuiets. and spwkiins rilis.
Running down bet ween the Wales and hills.
la. .srpen,s; winding =. thss onward war. roA"
The ponds unlocked. and free, nom shore "a
shore.
.iltisriss IN the sunlight CLEAN once more.
o. calmly ,allsa TO aal.,,. p. s.,n ., ss...
Hsfieetlae tree aud hamlet. hill and plain.
And, vie-ei by night. the mystic heavenly
The ,cads that sing. aud frog. that eroak and
Nov ia., s-ake from nip Van Wake sleep.
The Elo~worm With IT. tiny star of hght.
Making its home more genial. fair snd bright
whO-s cheerful evening song Ne alvsys love
The twittering svallo- an The ~ wing.
In gieefal numbers tell us. "rhis IL spring.
what eontrss, between this last day
OF April and two months ago! not only The
Mayflwers, but the ,lolets AMI some OF
the strawberries are In bloom, the cattle
are grazing Ia the pastures, and the crap
apple tres are green with foliage. The
only snow In eight. looking over the hills
westward, 4. Mr.. wentworth's celebrated
drin, which will not disappear until Tar
Into the month OF June. Probably 10 day
II 4. not less than iS feet deep.
The first Of the week Mrs. l.. L. kimbsll
paid u a good visit, and engaged the
school In this district, 10 commence the
sth OF June
D,uiel Davis, Of Norway, IL Waiting q.
A. X. Illeks's, and gave us friendly call
thl. morning; hope he will take his vile
along with him neat time.
Newell Hicks has taken his name from
the sick list, his health being much In
proved OF late, 80 iha, he does some work
1. W. swan IL saving birch for the
Cumming. brothers, but will qalt this week
and 20 10 farming They had sbou, 500
cords 10 saw, and probably will not fnish
up before the middle OF this month.
Some twenty years $50 . certain stage
driver refused 20 take on fellow passeu'
ger, because the cuiiole OF his skin was
darker than bis own, lin plain English, be
WAS q mulatto. The other day saw The
sx stage driver walking the street, blos.
ed. disgusting looking creatures and i
could not help thinking that same mulstto
would now refuse 20 ride with him on The
ground OF common deceucy. The nfst
shall be last. srd the last ffsi"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
T.. BETHEL

summer weather In April Is very nice.
The farmers have planted their early po'
,stoes. peas, etc.
y. q Halnes and family. who have been
living In Massachusetts for the past Two
Years, have returned 10 their farm 10 TINS
place. 49,,
Mrs. s. ]. Howard has returned from
Boston. She IL very feeble In health, but
stood her Journey home very well.
Charlie Howe, son OF LYMAN Howe, OF
Savannah, H., Is visiting relatives In this
place.
Porter Fsrwsll Is setting on his farm.
this spring, one hundred dollars worm OF
Asa s,esrns, our spruce gum dealer, al.
an runs a large farm, on which he nov has
twelve good horses. :,
DIsd-Aprll 81. Alorzo Howe, aged -
wears. Funeral services at the enurcn'
Saturday, 2iih, Rev. Mr.. TABOR o'iciauns'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
Albany.

lawson Mason. one OF our oldest men,
II quite low saw him yesterday wslk'
Ing with two canes. Ills daughter keeps
his house. siuCe the death Of his wife. lie
3. brother 20 Rev X Masor. ID ID. Of
fryeburg
several % Newton Moofs'- children arc
quite sick With msaslss.
Rsv lnslsy Bean closed bis labors with
the Methodist Church last Sunday.
Abel Andrews has gone 20 his old home
In Chatham. y n. 20 purchase stock, a.
he Intends - commence nee Aous soon.
Hay 4. quite plenty snd bat few pur.
chassrs. Mr. Aspln~all IL the principal
ssllsr-from = IN els Per ,on. There are
a fsw cows Cor sale here.
Spring. and even summer weather Il
unnu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
MIDDLE INTIRvALE tBrrurr)

The wheeling Is good except where The
roads were washed badly.
Dea. Prescott Hollis son Is low and re-
oovsry doubtful.
& {. Bryant aud wife are both sick.
The Baptist Circle meets To day at oscar
Swans.
Charles Bfyant OF Bethel has taken The
town Arm In Greenwood for year. We
maize them = call yesterday. Mrs II. seems
IN understand that the laws OF heslih ".
qulre cleanliness. There are Al present
only three poor persons for Der 10 care
Tor. aud W. noticed she cared Tor Them
well. n Felt hss 10 be cared for A.
child. Amt Mary Young $50 called looked
old and feeble. bui she was tusy Knitting
ard appeared conisn,ei. John Nieksry IL
quite sged but looked intelligent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
WILSON'S AIlLIS.

IA Buekusm len on the seth Tor his
home 10 MSS.
"A. Filnt has been 20 Colsbrook the
past week
J &. bean vsut TO Berlin 20 meet bis
daughter. Miss y NJ Bean, who has come
home on q visit from Msrsngo, III The
water Vas 80 high they were obliged 10
leave their team ~ lloyts aud come M
on foot.
Bowmans lower drive has gone down
~. and The timber % the Berlin Mills Co
l. nos running by fast
The M,gallovsy was at Us hishss,pl'eh
April a.
VIII Aiklus i down from Pnmacheenee
ard reports The water unusually high Al
the lake.
John Oiesou went 10 Bethel amer yoke
% oxen. ~ could not get them across The
river. sni they are stlll A. the barn OF The
Bennett Bros. We need bridge here
very much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

rEra ffendanre attte tom Meeting .ailf
'sf. ftough uct isfgr. vss better han Al ine
r..f..IrE uue.
Mnrrf 49, rhnser mnifrafur. inisr
BIO ...onn1 article. "a q usmfruui, frum tu'
....fIrr committee. reported tusf tnr cnin
II. rfrs luusitfrfl a stable unntft sself A..
frulEff traf ~ Isfpnt extension On iu1 'nl
IL ~ I'll suuiI o. sufi .rut fuf ttc plfro-e
faca.riaxe tuusc AM nur pen.
Iwas Voted tn fttUusl.ifr 80 nltl on We
vote passsi AZ fnr Vrrrrllng meeting - r.
Iafs.itu the erection Of q stable. Aisf some
'iiscussiun. f 49, NOtr.i % pas O. me nsht
article sunuuf giving tlc committee alN 81
fiunal instrurlhuns.
fntifr fIr trIrd arfI.lr. in relation % We
.sfrr 10 - aiiIfunsl sum ~ money tne o.
..rf ffns Cru.ruI Co. ~ fn trr amount t.sN
..nsIfTrf.f rfrfssarNt 49, taIIrl iif. ~
..rr stated fnsf tns slsCi falus pr i'tfsi ~
Boo tummIffrs ssil uUiuirE atHfHi snN siaNl' .
frtf uunr of tts pfuQsrsa ftcglfs'l h.i tuae
aHrIn fIr sur arprulf iairi. tnai Pm t.. JAG
r.erf afslf ftf sUuli D. rfttssafft tltN su
..rrars m uIignf D. done fuf lrss
r.nfhrn Do Tass over 90 article sas tni'
.arf ~ runsIIsraflr discussion. The NO
..r 49, nuaIII carried
ID. rrfa tnr ssu-s uf the tu~u, an infuriual
..f..n sas made ard carried tlai tnf cn0N
"A moe fs alfnurIrri fn fNUuumirr 80 ~ 20
..rr s.IfIu TIE apru1Yritfiuu ~ ufulIiInf lNr
I. If urrr.sarF. AMI I that 49, boa sui
r...rf nV doirr sltnouf ths furnacr
Nr hIng rtsIEusn D. Poi Bon ufon iAf
......g COMMITTEES. H. Resignation - a.
.frtf.I ami u y. Iruc CHOSEN ia his steal
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MASON.

Cool nights. II IL getting 10 be very
dry for the las, OF April. Snow mostly
gone. Farmers are busy some have soNed
peas. A. O. LovsJoy has planted some
e,rly potatoes. set his onion, aud done
some other garden work
They have 90, their birch mostly sawed
a. W. H. Msson's mill 10 North Albany.
They have sawed some sixty thousand OF
spool stock
s,ls,nus Bennett 4, very feeble and has
q very lame foot.
Ilorsce Hutchinson has got bis fslled
piece piled and burned, ready for corn.
Mr.. I A. Bean has gone to Conn.
o ID Grover started for Kansas on tee
?oih ull
Mr.. O. T. Mills has gone TO Lssl',on'
on a visit 10 her sister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

UnsEfRA SrrruENs SoLp ilfs bEsR To
fnE Stars -Errs Stephens, The educator
10 dancing turkeys. The manufacturer OF
rsrma.fs. the exhibitor % translated eroc'
r.Uss and The proprietor 81 rFe-ieEgcd,
sacred cattle. who lives a. BrJauts Pond
II The STATE % Maine. hAs emerged 20 pap.
notice by hAving rsisvi peculiar legal
.s~.tion which WAS referred % iac Atior'
cev-Genefal.
Frra haf trained bear, which be sx.
aa.tsd Ia csge. To- The back towns and
a. courtry fairs. Either The bear lost his
lrpsuis for Erra's acorts ard languishsd.
10 ihe time-conirihutlug punhc lost u
sr,sfts for Tfras bear or Ezra became
tf,t 20 TIE menagefle baslness-N anl
Pate lara shoi The bear In TIE cage. lie
rr1mqly presented The bears nose AMI
az. 30 he ToSn Treasurer ani demanded
Or. sruuty OF a. which the state pays Tor
sy.fy lar Allied 10 Maine. The Town
Treasurer wrote % The state Treasurer
it.l.r.ng m lara was entitled 20 The oouu'
~ TIE State Treasurer referred the
slssu1n 90 Attorney General Baker. THIS
SEA- The latter has decided that a. htfa
klsf TIE bar be l. clearly entitled 10 Dis
tllrfy. a. The Az makes no distinction De-
tsssn sih bears aud tame bears.
Whsn Ezra stephens. The fnineAs Iay-
.cf Baruum % Maine. lets a remote chance
o. make aV zip. bears viii deliver up
hsr own poses snd ears Tor stats
ocg1iy -JoHrHll Eiu''sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
UPTON

We have had sunshine so long farmers
would llke % see little rain. ifihls dry
weather oontuues there Will be hghi
crop OF grsss.
PhllhrOok and S,sarts Of Nevfy cane
from Errol SATURDAY With fourteen oxen 1;
they sold four pair Ia thl. place
4. r. Abbott has returned 20 North
Bfldgion.
Mabel West IL home from Bethel.
Ice went cot % the Lake the s.ih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
RuMFoRp CENTRE

Charles Graham hal some sixteen spple
tree. Allied by . huge snow drift crushing
them down.
Mrs. George fsruum fell while cleaning
house, breaking one bone In her wrist. be.
sides wrsnehlng II badly. Her husband 10
In very poor health this summer and has
IL, hl. place 10 william kimball.
The Rumford Corner baud have . bcne-
q, here Tuesday. the ,ih last. concert In
the town hall. Afterwards 9 dance at The
hotel
Dana Klmball has commenced TO move
20 iis place here.
Trout bsgln 10 bite some.
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WHAT THEY SAY.

lfrom the orfori County Record. March -
49,
We sfe always pleased 20 note the pros
pefity OF our old friend. the OXFORD DEM'
ocR,r. Its improving with each issue.
lfrom Marx T.. Emery. Portland
PORTLAND. January 6, ls,G.
Msssrs. Anr0oi & FOrbss.
Geu,s-I enclose Jour bill AMI L. U. or
der for g. 50, which please reoslp, aud re-
turn 10 me by mall. Your paper was new
sr better. Yours Truly,
marx l.. ENrKr.
Iron A. n. Adams. iisyerhili, Mass
HAvERniLi, Mass jan, iss6
.uss,rs. Editors:
Enclosed nud check for three dollars. to
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the next year FOR the OxFoRp DEMOCRAT.
90 ahead, young men! see change Tor
the better already. wish you . prosper
ous year. lief, Old Oxford forty years
ago. but I like the old hills OF my native
State, aud am always glad TO have her sons
do well. Yours Truly
A. II. ADAMS
From J. D. se,ery. Ticket Agent. Boston
Albany Railroad
BosroS & ALBANY II. Il. CO.,
Springfield, Jan. u, iss6
lieood 4 FORBES:
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Bear" Yours Truly.
Iron 3. n. u. Currier. Attorney At Law. Doe
ton.
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Boston. March 10, 1856 !
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Democrat, Pdris, Ne:
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cessarily given me some familiarity with
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be allowed TO compliment you upon The
evident fullness aud accuracy aud great
eIcelle,ce OF your report OF this murder
rial, Estate vs.. foss,) report sueh rs
would do credit 10 any newspaper In the
lAn1. HepcSNuhl iou'rs
y. y. ID. CURRiER
PROM Lyman d. Morse. Sevrors. N.Y.
]. II. BArEs's ADVERTISING A0EScy.
81 Park Row. NY, Nov. IL, 1855.
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