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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-20

W. B. WADMAN. Of San francisco, g. ".
P. Of the Soaa OF Temperance, and uE.
STEPHEN BOWER8. Of the Ventura Free
Press, will deliver lectures at:
Los Angeles, az Good rempiars' Hall Al ~
Pm. Friday, FebruaFy l9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-20
ADAMS BROS,
DENTISTS.

NO. % SOUTH SPRING STREET,
Between First and Second.
Rooms 4 and 8. over Mosyrove's Cloak
House.
Gold Filings. q; Amalgan and Platlna, a..
Painless extraction OF teeth by vi
taIlxed air or nitrous oxide gas Teeth ex'
tracted for Soc. hest sets OF Teeth
At. Ofnce hours from A. n. to5 P. n. sun
days 10 A. N. 10 II ~
L. None but regular graduates EN-
ployed in this olllee. JAMS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-20
Tllden's Dancing Acadsmy.

Prof. II. P, Tilden Will open his Dancing
School ON Tuesday evening. next February
23d, 1850, At Nedeaa Hall. fcoi92t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-20
Office of the Clerk Of the Board of
Supervisors Of Los Angeles
County. Cal.

Sealed bids will be received at this Office
until 10 A.. M, March Q, 1896, for building a
bridge at the Old Mission san Gabriel, as
per plan and specification on file In this
ofiics. Bids to specify price per linear foot
for the span of 80 feet. and also for the two
approaches of 80 feet each. Said bridge to
BE completed within thirty days from date
of contract.
A certified check OF 5000 must accompany
each bid.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order ofthe Board OF Supervisors OF
Los Angeles County, Cal.
feb20 81 q. II. DUNSMOOR, Clerk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-20

Al the Eadeau, lls West First street
Nadeau Block. on Sunday, 5oe., ~ N
70 8 2. u.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-20
.Tle Knife Must Go.

We will not treat you II we cannot cure
you. We have restored hundreds to health
In this city many OF whom had been pro
nounced fncurable by others.
Female. Rectal and Chronic Dis
eases a Speciality.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-20

Approved this 18th day Of February,
A. D.. 1886.
Ii Z. SPENCE. Mayor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
CANTON.

The falling OF the middle span OF The
Canton toll bridge Was . serious snur 10
this community, the stock. (elt,voO) al
being held By citizens OF the town. some
OF the stockholders were 90 discouraged
that II was voted, 1t . meeting Just held,
moi, 10 rebuild the bridge, at present. any
how. Enterprisipg citizens however,
realizing the necessity OF the bridge,
have started q subscription paper for the
OF raising 600 TO donate the
company, and Il IL understood that II that
amount IL raised the bridge will be al
once rebuilt Al this writing the sum Is
nearly made up.
Thursday evening. March %, Thomp..
sons Band, accompanied by friends, VIII
make an excursion u Buckneld by special
train, 10 give . concert and dance. All
are invited TO join them. -.
salvation Army meetings are being held
every evening In the Baptist church. A
number OF converts have been made here.
The Ladies' Relief Corps gave an enter.
tslument and basket supper In q. A. IL.
Hail, Thursday evening. March Is. The
occasion Was an enjoyable one and re-
sulted In quite q benefit 70 the corps.
Baskets were carried by the ladies, with
their names inside, which were sold at
auction 70 the gentlemen at prices ranging
from Is cents 20 ei.50. The gentleman
would hunt up his lady and share the con.
tents OF the basket with her. Much fun
Was the result
There was q horse trot on the Ice 81
Canton, Saturday. March 18th. A large
crowd wss In attendance. Two races were
tro,ted: Free for all. purse go, won By
"Robert d." owned BY Rads Rnssell,
Buckneld, and 3-minute class, purse go,
won By "wiilis b." owned By w. H.
Bailey, Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
OIL.EAD.

The few warm days this week Il settling
The snow very fast, and the roads begin 70
slump.
\. wight finished drawing his yatded
spruce Thursday ard broke camp friday
he has In about 100000.
T. q. Larry lost . valuable horse lsst
sunday. caused by getting cold and result
Ing In congestion.
There are nelpg loaded from eighi To
twelv. cars OF pulp wood eaeh day al our
station.
A concert OF sacred music was given by
The choir and Others At the church last
Sabbath evening, with the following pro-
grsmmel
4. Organ voluntary. arranged from the ere:
aiions-Nu. oeorge 4 Ilurnhsm. "hyrle-
from -stsams's Mass In p~'-Chorus lffsyef
-gsv. A l. srtiley. q. Trio. ".only fa1e.!he
Wight ny"-Mr Peabody. Miss NnttAli Ms
nurnham. s Anthem. "lsit AL OF lite W i've
-Cholr. O. Quaftetie, "ih. fhgtin istn,us
conn. :. selection frum Stsarps,s hss.-Cho'
IA. 4 R~smarks-Rsv. A. L. srtdley. y song
Elm heaven I an waiting pf the.--Mu unfn
ham 10 4 Ia from sicsmss Mass ,notas
u. -ssnctus- nom stssrnss ~ho,ns
Nj. iiarnham. u song. over The stars there
10 rc.t--Mr. kimbAli. II. Anthem, .uloty io
God ON high"-Cbolf. IS LYNN. "While the
days Arr going ly--Cboir. "a Anthem. say
ioar, breathe an evening blessing Shoif'
n. l1enedictios.
The selections were very good aud nnely
rendered. The audience was large. and al
the close q collection was taken Tor the
support OF the Gospel. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
BETHEL.

Tuesday evening. Rev. John Moore lee
turrd 10 the yestry Of the Congregational
church ~ Bethel. on the Geological Hlsio.
~ ofthe Earth and MAJ wednesday. Mon.
uments and Antiquities o. Egypt Tuesday
and Wednesday. - and 20, he lecture. on
Dsrwinism sni Eyolution. and Ancient
America.
one OF the pleasantest social events OF
the season. ~ Bethel occurred Thursday
evening. About scvcu,y.nye OF the friends
and neighbours OFFS. ID. P~hilbrOok all vile
took possession OF their elegant house on
Main Street, II being The twentieth ami
yersAry OF their marriage. Anef . season
OF congratulations and social Intercourse,
the large company were treated with Ice
cream, CAKE and cofee. by the host and
hostess, such az the good wife knoss well
how 10 provide. A. q seasonsble hour the
company departed. receiving the bsnedie.
ton OF the family aud wishing the return
OF many marriage snniyersaries OF their
genial host and bis helpmest who IL well
described by solomon In Prov. Nxui2I.
Standing OF town OF Bethel. March ist,
IssCi Valuation, sTi3. T9t-On q basis Of
!. 5ths OF true valuation amount assessed,
9,s?5 81. rate. .Ol5 on ell No. polls. 5JOi
poll tax. o.. school money, s2,Gs2 ~ No.
scholars, go, rate per scholar, o. sii re-
sources, si?,9i0 IS; liabilities, A., lsO 81;
out.t aiding bridge bonds, I per cents. due
ls9s, sis,iOO. net Indebtedness, Including
bonds, $3.50 OJI reduction OF debt the
past year, ei,otO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23

R,v. rHso. GssnsH 10 Pastor Of the Pine ~.
N. X churva. and saihor % .Ths Blae AMI The
Graz" A urmhsr u Ma family hsi . svsrs oA~
of Canko 10 Noah and stomach, tncil In various
-syp 10 20 riisf, 81 last boastt BrO~ns ssrss-
psnIa And vas eursL Rev. Mr. oeuish vrl "a.
aorss The sb,ve
Ma a. A. fAncarA, u Ellsworth, Il agent for
,hs American Erprr.- Co. ard o-ns q drug store
There was In thaitov an soguAin'anes q his
~Ao-s vocation vas that u q alior. fpm esting
ali foci ~ hal soainei~ia bel e.ss Of hnmos
hair came OF, fsos and bcty oovrrri with
hlosehe.. lie took one hotus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
81 RIfcKFIEIn-

At The horse race At Canton on Sa,ur-
day, Goth inst, Raie Rassell's tro,ter-
" Robert D.--won the firsi prize. AMI A.
n. Rnsselrs troiter-" Star Carer won
second prize. .
Hubbard Lowell Lost q tvo.year Old
steer supposed 10 have been poisoned by
eating Indian poke In the hay.
Buekneld voted by . decided yois 10 re-
turn 20 The district system. thus verifying
my prediction made In q former number OF
The DENocRAr. Permit me 20 explain Why
hi. town was enabled 10 return 10 the
district system. contrary 10 an existing
statute. This town voted TO adopt The
town system March "a. iss5. and the law
compelling towns adopting this system 10
remain In force three years. WAS approved
March 9th. less. Now let the Inhabitants
OF Buckneli see 20 II ths, our schools sui
fer no detrimeni. but that our school mon
sy derived from the taxpayers shall be
wisely and well expended for the bensni
OF oar common schools for the coming
year.
W. 4. Bucknam IL s,ill unfortunate In
horses his fne ihrce-year-oli colt has de-
veloped . yiruleni sore upon the pastein
OF the hind leg.
Ben Record has sold his colt, hear for
sgrS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
OXFORD.

A, the town meeting held on the 18th
inst. the following oficers were elected
A. \ Fuller. Moderator; John Murdock'
Clerk; A. N. French, X Gilbert and a. L.
Fsnnee, Selectmen; Geo IL: iN
urrr, \ ID. Edwards, Supervisor or
schools; Roscoe brown, Collectors John
chadooarne. Constable. The poll TAI was
reduced % g..
We hear that Mr.. Robinson has been re-
qaested 20 pay bis vorkmen once 10 Two
weeks. The agent OF the mill at Weien.
vile has postsd notices that he shall pay
the help once In two weeks and shall &C
cept no orders or assignments
Mrs. Esther Wright OF welehvile nAs
had q psrslytlc shock and IL not expected
20 ecove
Lorenxo King. who has for some wears
been night wstehman In Rooinson,s NIL.
has gone away and his place 10 died oy
Mr.. Peterson. who has lately moved here
nom Brifgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
GREENWOOD.

The recent storm, the like OF which "the
oldest lnhabllsni never saw before" Il q
thing OF The past, and Ne still live" 10
4. already well Known how | was snow.
hound A. Mr.. Briggs for -four days, 90 l
will pass over AL that, merely stating thsi
saw enough OF the storm ard The ELECTS
off, 20 believe everything that Vas said
regarding u. Until ! read sboa, The drins
Ia Hartford being 80 feet deep must say
n was hard work 20 credit that. unless
they we're measured lengthwi.e. reached
home on Tuesday and found everything
q. tbs side up with care" except an apple.
tree which The wind bad broken of. blown
II about bali Way Acro-s The orchard, and
stood /, on Is TOP. side Of another tree
Horace Greeley used 10 say. $50 West,
Young man bat Jsdglng OF the billiards.
ln Kansas, A. described Ia the last DINO
cAAr. be hA. 20 20 good ways ives, to
get beyond them. Hat cheer up-ii IL on
the last half OF March.
Dr. Yates l. POW Tending ". X. Hicks,
and he seems % be = little on The gain.
The social circle At Ransom Coles on
Tuesday evening. WAS another grsnd sue.
cess; abOu, IS took supper there, the pro-
cecds amounting 20 between six and seven
dollars. The LOcke's Nils hand furnished
them with good music, and . good time
generally IL reported.
On The 18Th. Aipheas :. Brooks and wife
were made hsppy by the addition OF q nne
girl baby 20 their family until then u bad
consisted OF I've boys.
Your Porter correspondent asks the
question n the Postal Card Brigade Reun'
Ion has died 4 natural death; answer
most emphAileAlly. No, Stree IL 10 stu
alive and kieking. have eonyersei with
four correspondents recently about that
very ihlug. and they are AL on hand fOr IL,
a. o a. the Sign comes right. There
are lots OF literary men In the county who
can give an address on any popular sub
Iect, such FOR instance ss The Invention
and development OF the art OF printing,
the present state OF Journalism, etc. and
II Il barely possible that some one can
write . poem FOR the occasion, Almost
equal Ia literary merit 10 T~ennyson 3
Z" Dora; who knovsi
At the conference meeting last Saturday,
X L. Cole WAS chosen Deacon, aud Zion
@ whitman Clerk.
Afew days ago Henry Brooks. aged :
years. while playing with an axe, cut his
little brother Ernest on the foot. near
IL severing the lite Zoe The little fellow
WAS etheriIed and the wound sewed up by
DR.. Rankin. and be Il now doing well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
RRYANI-s POND.

The assembly q, the hotel, Wednesday
evening Was well %paironiIed, thir'y'two
couple were present. The next me VIII
occur Wednesday evening, 2tth.
There IL considerable sickness In The
community and our physician. DIR. Rankin,
nnds himself pretty busy 10 attending lac
sick.
Rev. T.. g. Goodwin has resigned as pss-
tor OF the Baptist Church here. It's no'
settled who win take his place.
Christopher Lake Commandep Win re-
peat their entertainment OF last Tuesday
on the evening OF the sd, 10 which q pop
MAR play entitled "The Irish Linen Ped
der win be presented. followed by the
lsurhable comedy, "Sever Say Dye"
Admission i0c. This will be repeated ~
a benefit 10 Mrs. Dlanths Edwards. who
hiss been sick for . long time.
n. A. Estes has rented the u M. LAW
renee farm for . year.
Bepjsmln Davis, ESQ, gave quite IN In
tsres.ing lecture before frsnklin Grange,
Friday, the 18th. The substance OF hi.
remarks were on Faith, Hope. Charity and
Fidelity. and their relation In part with
the principles OF the Patrons Ritual.
Con.
The Unlyerssllst Circle will meet with
Mrs. Elijah Day. Thursday Afternoon and
evening, March %.
Those who settle the bills for the In
quest held here q few weeks may have &C.
caslon TO inquire as to the cause or need
OF a part OF the expense. There are those
who would be willing to give All OF the In
formation required TO make the matter
plain.
OF the town farm for another year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
T.. BETHEL.

Married la Portland, l6lh Inst. by
Rev. J. W. Bsshford. Zsnss w. Bartlett,
and Carrie NJ. swan, both OF this place (;
they are now spending = few wesks In
Boston.
Mrs. ID. Klmball and her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Peterson. have gone 10 Portland.
Ella Bean IL spending The winter In
Lynn.
A. NJ. Bean has cut and landed on The
banks OF The A~niroscoggin River three
hundred aud twenty-five cords OF poplar.
J. NJ. Bartlett has sold . lot OF pine tim
Der 20 Dr. Hiram Abbott
Fred &. Bean IL ~ work iof Tiobeus
Manufacturing Co. of Lookeis Mills.
Died-isih Inst. Simeon brown, agei
about - years. funsrsl services al The
Middle Intsrysle church, saturday . !
Inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
HEBRON.

Bsft Richardson has been spending q
few days In town before bis return 10 Col.
by. lie tells us they are pleasantly sltn'
aioi In their new home.
Apples silll 20 In all directions. Nr.
Packard has shipped . carload 20 Boston
tbs week, snd will send more soon.
The Ladies Aid Society met Al wm.
Praii's Monday evening.
The concert by the Colby Qaarteite oc'
Cured Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. II. Sturtevsnt has been quite
poorly for several days. G.
Friday evening. the i2th Inst, Prof
Sargent gave . very entertaining reception
20 All students len In the place.-rhe same
evening the Ladies' Benevolent Society
met a. Mrs. Brsy's. and hal . very pleas.
an, meeting. Her house Il very tastefally
arranged By means OF her " skul n
very handsome yarn carpet adorns her
frou, stairs, aud the other csrpe,ings she
has male render the large house eoty and
comfortable. Charles and Fred are doing
their very bes, with the large farm. and
In time they will probably have n OF The
bes, situations In the vicinity.
PROM what we have heard from the
nelghboring towns, We would suggest 70
The present editors OF the Seussisr The
wisdom OF leaving sarcastic political arii'
eles out OF their Journal. The school has
some very desirable Democratic patrons,
and ln my opinion their feelings should be
regarded.
Tuesday evening q very excellent con.
Ger, was given by the Colby Qasrtstte
Club. OF Colby University W. II. suekling.
william ID. Stewart, tenors; &. Il. Small
and q. 4. Pheulx, bassos. Mr.. Smsl gave
nne reclistions, aud In every respect re-
fleets honor upon his name. MI. Phenlf
I. highly respected A. = teacher here the
present term, and his classes are hoping
10 see him In the fall.
The reception Wednesday evening was
one OF the largest ever given ~ regards
the number OF students, nearly al being 10
attendance this term.
large number OF rooms are already en-
gslet for the summer term, ani q large
building IL needed before fall.
The following students have been Sc
lected for the Prize Defamation and Read
ing Messrs. Knight. Walker. Pike. CAld-
well, Moody, Mitchell, Morton, Bonney ;
Misses Jordan, Everett, Spear, Parsons,
Packard, Denuiug, Merrill. Carrier.
on The morning OF the 18th Inst, Mrs.
Ansel CushmAn entered into the rest thai
remains 10 the people OF God. She has
ever been tenderly cared for by her son
n. A. eastman, Esq. and his family, and
although feeble q long time, she VIII %
greatly missed. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
WEST RFrHEL.

hal the pleasure OF meeting w. L.
Putnam. % Lewiston, on The 18Th Inst
be had been 10 Mason 20 attend The funeral
% his father.
T.. z. Growers s~lnglng.sehool closed on
Saturday, ihe lJth.
Three % A. \. Beans teams are now
hsuling birch % bis mill here.
There vii be another social dance 10
Grange HAL on Tuesday evening. The sd
inst
Many In MS place and vicinity are now
afflicted With colds sni lang troubles.
q. W. Hartsn Ani warner Kendall com
nsnced work on The railroad here on The
l5th Inst
Business IL o lively, aud The roads
good. bat another ihsw may soon be En-
pectcd
There l. . petition Ia The pos,-ociee
here Tor an Afternoon mall 10 Portland.
and 10 Already has many signers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
DENMARK.

The drama, Three Glasses . Day, was
presented by the ladies OF the uniyer.aiist
Circle. 18th Inst, a. ODD Fellows Hall.
There was . full attendance and The acting
was nrst-rs,e. The drama WAS followed
by = supper and dance; music by warren's
Orchestra u.
The Odd Fellows present . drama and
indulge In a dance on the 18th, the pro-
ceeds 10 assist In purchasing an organ for
the use ofthe Lodge. About half enough has
been subscribed. and the Instrument VIII
be purchased Immediately.
Mrs Nellie NJ. Gray IL spending the
week In Portland.
Will. sauborn Is q, home from Spring
vale, where be has been experimenting
his fathers stave mills and shops for the
last two or three years
The mills In this place have started saw.
Inc shingles, boz and long lumber. be-
lieye no., . cord OF any Kind OF stave timber
has been hauled 70 the mills this season.
A short time ago . large business OF ina,
Kind was transacted here. Give rs . uuty
on sugar Imported In bags.
Clarence Brsgion and George A. smith
have taken the contract 20 drive al The
logs 10 Moose aud Little Ponds Into Saco
River.
A. y. Trumball goes to Little Caebesgue
Island. near Portland, April Isl, TO take
charge ofa large farm.
1. q. Jordan OF Colorado IL In town WIS.,
Ting relatives and friends.
Slslghlng 10 very good vet, but u must
o vanish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
MASON

As Horace Hutchinson wN hauling .
load 90 birch 10 West Bethel one day Last
wesk. he got caught between bis load
and . tree and was very badly hurt. lie
will have 10 lay by some time before ne
will be able 20 10 any work. His lex vas
badly hurt and his side and back are very
much injured.
". q. Mills lost q hne yesrllng lsst week [,
Il was well al night and dead In the morn.
Ing. IL was swollen 10 the full tension OF
the hide. Cause unknown.
Charles L. Abbott has been down with
The rheumatism; some better now.
@. \ Mills has dashed his Wild River
JOB.
CHARLEY Abbott 4. hssling birch for NJ.
den Mills.
n. J. Main. has 81 lambs, has los, ba,
me.
y. A. Brown and George Y. Bean are
visiting their grandparents In this town.
Irwin Hutchinson has gone back 10 Nor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23

Ma YaAsx crnrfs. he vsL-kno~n bod AL
sho- dsAlss IN BAngss. hsi trcshss viii cshksr la
hoath and stomach. Tais osa~>i constant sosf
stomach. Indigestion. &c. Mr.. Gurus has fs
yc.r tnsd 70 ri "a Of this HANOI. and oeiJ sss-
s~dsd vhss h. hsg~a The - of Brv~ns ssrss-
p@rfliA NJ. Curtis ssthouss ne ~ q hs
uame. IIs " Ia better healfh than for pears. Iissays
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
RRnwNFIELn

Thorn Brothers are compelled 10 run
their dowel machine night aud day 70 nll
orders. Their yard Ia Oiled with oireh
lumber. They have . good water.powef,
nrst~elass machines, and are turning ou'
nrstclsss work.
william y. Swan, who has been siek
some four weeks, IL able 10 20 out, but IN
able 10 work In his shop a. Jet .
Lambermen srs Improving the good
shedding. aud win land more timber on
the bank OF saeo River than has been In
sny one winter for O long time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
WILSON'S MILLS.

We are having some lovely weather ne
an or.et % our week % storm.
Roads are again excellent. and the tote
teams sre doing . rushing business, In AZ
.ticipsti0u % warmer weather. 80 AZ 10
have The CAMPS suficieniiy supplied Tor The
remainder ~ slciding.
The blacksmith business has been good
here ihi. winter. AMI Sunday Vas . driV-
ing day twelve horses were shod yester-
dsy. They call 10 necessary business
well. perhaps
rro- sled teams are nov In demand.
Isaac Qaigley. a. work for lOrk Bros.
va. severely hurt by . tree falling on him
lAst week
FH Fllui and wife returned from Ber-
lin on Saturday.
A. W. Liunell 4. puttlng on Two teams
20 haul timber for W. l. fiekeit from The
yard.
The postal % Feby s2d EEL out by The
way. dii 10 no,i No great loss. however
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23

Al regular meeting OF PeqaAvks,
iotgr. No a.. / 3D. ~. y. held March ~.
l.sf. ihe following resolutions Sere unan.
lmoasly adopted
Del. in n~rownfsiI. January 81 ls~ usrvile
4. weufvorth, aTui year. frum ne srecto
aununI Inflrfai = .nuarY a L.. slfh n kurs.
in tns nanfs of Nsufal (, foss. ~ sas rvpur
ell nf tne t~oruuurs iuu, isnuau r. lsN sch
~ 10 announcement male BY the pu1 ic
rr, - snd n tno community Anl CA Ianuay
-. feTuaHkrf lofses No al 90 . 81
snIrl Bro uarFilr A. N~eutsortt uas Ani
fkl been an nnnuf~i and ssieemei memtct
fur usarly t~glve years ~ slarge number
q brothers n ~neirhhoriug iocges neigtnors
AMI tOsusmsu met o. psrform ne AL utes -
burial. and o. ekprsss then eorrus al sYtn.
nafnY srn 10 arrlCfei etiuN. fafhsr. sister
AMI relatives % their bruther, husband. Sn
R.so,vei. ia IN ~ deAth % nro. n. A.
Wsutsorth. - arr called ~ mourn ~ = bro
uer 80 nN- ever nesn bed IN tle hlsne.t -
Gem - an uprirhf kind. pcsccshls and NAuei
Erlfrer. ~usigthor, citizen and frienis and
-hose nora Chrstian cnArNcter wNs above
ie-oisei. Thsi Any impaiAuoa oasi upoa n.
moral character. tsruxAtoy 90 ne sane. ~
rum1r 90 l~uslnuatluu. 4. an our opinion ani
rru h~iief without olntstion-
grsolFei. Thai not onls IN justice % our
elves 49, ioise tut ~ C~itifsns % tne tosn
.l shlCn uru Wentworth las alwAysNNcd. Ss
r~esaIuuons in vinilcation OF thc NORA and
CHRISTIAN clarkCtsr AMI ths memory Of our lie
rrs.ei urofher. ant On ms manner tender our
natsmal sympafny a. The vtto~, father and
sister ~ bro NsutsOrth.
Resolved. Thai ne above resolutions %
snrraf upnu The rrCurfs 90 Cur lufEe. AMI :
COPY nrnished ths wtio~ ana family ~ ouf
ss.si sso.ss, sSS Ssg,s. @rS,.'ss so6 ",
coswrrrrE CuosES ~ ruK LoD6U
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-23
ANDOyER.

The NJ. 4. Ladies' Circle met with Mrs.
Iagalls Bragg % South Andossr. Wednes-
day evening.
y. n. Mitchell has moved 10 B~ridge~s'
Ter, Mass. Friends and u~sighoors sympa-
thlfei with him In ais recent loss OF team,
etc, In . practical way by prcsenilng him
with = purse OF over 500.
ID. v. AiAmsou l. moving on 10 bis
farm.
Seven Dew members were admitted 10
The Congregational church last Sunday
Others who Intended 10 join and Who had
been accepted BY the church were absent
by reason OF severe illness In their family.
will be taken In later.
Davle barnes Il suffering from q severe
attack OF eercbro-splnal meningitis.
u. 4. Richards has sold bis Interest In
The saw mill and dovcl factory a. ENst
Andover 70 bis partner, X A. Grover.
A. A. West Ia having The Inside OF bis
house rtpsiniei.
y. NJ. Thomas Is getting on, timber for
q stable.
Shedding l. good and everybody seems
bent on making the most OF r.