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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
DENMARK.

Misses Lillian and Lou Smith have gone
20 North Conway for the season.
Prof J. 4. Weston OF westbtook Sem
mary preached an able discourse a, The
Unlyersali., church last Sunday. Was en-
iertained by Mrs. Geo. w. Gray. gradu'
ate OF that Institution.
Rev. %. Y. Alyori OF the unlyersallsi
Church, preached a. Turner.
Mrs. Agnew. OF Gllroy, Cal, IL visiting
friends and relatives Ia town.
Miss Keith OF the Cenire school IL spend
log her vacation with her relatives In
BriigewAter, Mass.
Lillian Wentworth II visiting In Fort
land.
Since rain commenced ~ fall last week
We have been favored by numerous show
ers and vegetation II looking beauilfal.-
Prospee, good Tor aboun,ifal harvest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
BETHEL.

The farmers 10 Bethel are rejoicing In
the return OF good hay weather. amer The
bouutlful rainfall. They are securing a falf
crop OF hay In excellent condition.
The grain and hoed crops have pushed
forward wonderfully since the commence
ment OF the rain.
WIN. Hastings OF New York, son OF q.
A. Hastings OF Bethel, has purchased oil
the heirs OF X. A. Chapman lot on Main
Street, now occupied as = jewelers. and
dentists shop. and has the lumber on the
ground to erect block i9riO In which be
proposes 20 finish . room convenient Tor
a drst-clsss post-ofilee. His brother Is
now Postmaster AZ Bethel The price paid
Mas eijOO cash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Grows MkErING.-Oa Sunday, Aug. l.,
aGrove Meeting will be held BY The Uai-
vera -, In the Grove, formerly used -
Aftf Gfolnt. uear the railroad STALLION AZ
tVs,lfg. There vii be several services.
~ t-si one % begin q; 10 O'Clock A. n,
~ ile series On close In season Tor Al ID
i-ill tlms az al early hour. SERMONS
- ae presched ant addresses male BY
s'f n X Ne. OF Towards, Pa, and
N-f " Crosley. OF Portland. General
- GO "Un.versAlism; 10 Defnltion. -
rroof aai - Advantages ln Human Life. :
- A. themes fortwo sermons l.-"God
- Father o. all men- 2-"lfal men
A. On b. saved. what II the use % preach
ls' AT Interested IN UniversAllsm, and
a. iss.rlng ngh; upon this great theme.
=, eori.a'iy invited % BE- present.. Rev.
Z Cotiingt0n. OF Boston, Mass, vii
eotiact The musical exercises. A picnic
s.aa-r flr Out % town attendance vii oe
.Ifeis,ed BY The ladies' circle. bat All Who
.'s'sr nay bring their own provision
teams mar be hliched near by. or stabbed
- tae village N preferred "Chsutauqaa
,o'ni-trip tickets. good from JAY % u
Aiflsi s. msy be hsd AZ all stations on
le 90 r Il Fare. al 20 from Port
Al AT WesioroOk; Oae-half fare from
Vsner stations No special trains. II
noruy, services will be he'd In Marks
hal All inquiries regarding this meet
leg WI Be cheerfally answered, aud cir
Sai.rs f0r disirioatlon furnished. oy Rev.
VI. Alvord, n. Fryeourg. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
BRyANrs POND.

A heavy hail storm passed over sygoteh
Mondsy. damaging crops 10 tia, section
20 great extent
Three children OF llora,lo farnum's are
slck with dlph,heris; one i not expected
% live.
Hannibal Anircws's buildings were
burned on The 18th, the Ore originated
around The chimney. Insured for $500.
Tseuiy.nye couple were present AZ the
Glen Mountain House dance. Thursday
evening. BacOn's Hand furnished music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
BYRON

A. \. Young saw large bear In q. l..
Halls pasture. near his sheep. tails morn
Ing.
Two men are up the East Bfaaeh pros
pectlng Tor gold One OF these men has
been here every year for some eight or
niue years. aud has expended over han'
drcd dollars. lie nnds some goli. but how
mech he doesn't tell. think that they are
from Augusta, and have been Ia The mines
OF California.
SIR. Pesre's folks have two lady visit
ors from Mass.
Borp-TO the wife OF ooed Wilson, July
-. . sou.
when AZ fDeburg recently se visited,
AZ she fryeburg House. the room occupied
BY Daniel Webster while attending school
At the Academy there. The room has been
divided into two rooms by partition.
The wrought iron hinges and la,ehes ATE
s,lll on the doors. the same a. when he oe
cupled 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
NEWSPAPER NOTES.


The IrOosfook Pioneer, published :,
iIoultou, has recently put on new dress
OF type and a new heading.
The Edsisra State. Dexter, has discarded
it, inconvenlent form % an clghtpsge. un-
cut sheet, and sppears In the form OF q
foar.pige p,per-a great improvement
The Democrats OF BIddefofi are trying
q raise si0, 600 with which To start daily
paper They have invited Mr. BerJsmin
bunker Of Fairfield. formerly OF the Fair.
field Journal. To become l,s editor. says the
L>Wisf0n Journal.
The MoHaf Desert Herald. conducted by
Joseph Wood, serves up the local news of
Bar Ilsrbor and vlclnity through "the
season" In q neat little daily sheet, which
IL geographically a. perfsc, a. all Of Mr..
Woods work.
The Lisbon Olscrrsr I. q new seyen.c0l-
umn. patent outside. local paper. published
At Lisbon Pals. by Cone & Thorn. tan
n0unces is purpose Ia please everybody,
by being "lndspendsnt In politics, Impair
tial Ia religion and square In business"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

-Ths weary watching for prompt paying
sub.erlbers-thea anxiety and watchfulness ~.
quired IN placing our wealth vhefe u would
b. secure and draw fat dividends. has been too
much Of strain on our brainery. Ny advice
~ our family physician We have concluded 70
retire for repairs. We have hal lots OF fun In
editing this paper-nO one can estimate or
measure our enjoyment; We cannoi ss1 II has
been 80 very funny for our reader,. but they
took all the risk In that direction shen they
subseribed.-l Fairfield Journal.
Still there are people Who have ample
means that will let their subscription run
two or three years without thinking that
the publisher ofthe paper ought 10 have
his money promptly, or Its an uphill bus.
mess for him 10 get along. Five hundred
subscribers in arrears two year, make
$500 clog TO the wheels OF newspaper
progress. Look AZ the dates on your pa
pers and see II you are treating The
newspaper right-CamdSH HSrold
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
PORTER.

Nice weather for hsying; farmers are
getting their hay In Cue order. stu, 9TH
sr crops will need rain sgaln soon.
Two OF Porter's old men died The p.s'
week James Sawyer aud Levi Libby. MI.
Libby has been sick long time.
Sir. Hanson has In his orchard scion
TIA, was set two years ago and has grown
20 be about twenty inches In length and on
/, are eleven apples OF The BALDWIN variety.
n q. Heard leaves on Saturday next Tor
Kansas City. 10 20 into business there
Ills wife will 20 as soon IS she Is able 70
stand the Journey.
WIN. ID. ID. churehIll Is very sick with
dlnhtheria.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
SWEDEN.

The barn OF Aaron W. Evim,n vas
struck by lightning and burned. Monday,
i9lh Inst A hog. two shosts, ten tons OF
good hay. neatly al bis farming tools, hall
= ton OF phosphate. sleds. etc. we're also
destroyed. A large crew OF men from al
directions were promptly there, and by
their vigorous efforts the house vas saved.
The end of the ell next the barn was com
ple,ely oharred, and II seemed Impossible
% save the house for time. The ell vas
partly torn down and furniture aud house
hold gcois carried from the hoase In the
rain and considerably damagei. The barn
sni hay were Insured 10 the Home ca. for
$3.50. Two boys, VIII Stevens and sam
D0uglsss. were In the barn when 10 was
struck. bat they escaped Injury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
PERU.

ca the l9ih inst = thunder shoScr, &C.
companled with hall, dld great deal u
dNmsgo IN corn aud potatoes on III. l..
Silllmans farm. lie hal potatoes planted
on q side bin. ani he said that there vas =
wlnirow 81 hsil.stones AZ the fpoi Of the
potato piece two feet deep two hoafs AZ
ter the shower, aud the hall broke DOT
good deal OF glass la this neighoofhooi.
The farmers have got nearly done bay
iug, and they have got an average crop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

E.r D. p Cochranc on sunday rad The
t.1s.ng letter % resignation
rAnIs. July lt is-t.
Tone Ersf Baptist Church. AMI -pciriT, oi
Pare IasIr urufFers ana IriFuNs
WA f.ls Lnrlla ikr 1 cumpirfc tnrre years
n. s.rF.ru ~ Yuur pastor. lnfsn years l.Ne
H.lr aunnE ne most rleksant in my lnc. We
..I. snru ~ times 0u,i's converting grace
rff III srlir Cf tne aiiit-n az several ~ uAl-
rt. AL ufhrrs ~ lettcrs oNiuF tn me iul M
tr. 20 anotnsr CnurUn in iaryy measure irufu
r... ners 90 tnls cuurcn. our numbers efe
sa-rrwnat diminished. 1ct tnr Clurtn ut-
i. a - bsfnrU I an OpCn door % opporiu
r.fv trr ussfllurss. AM trust thaf many r.
.sems.i souls wil testify thai they were = born
+ sas been knrwn to many % you mat Or
s..rral Yfzrs I have bal a strong iosirr o.
s.lr tne lori in soluc furvigu miss.on nelA.
Er SAY nas hesn hssirg'i up again Ani ssain.
rn.r tslsl tn Orcr rs sslf fnr tus furrlgn neli,
Iu1I. krusu "a Fee daYs siaces uI irtinFs io
II. -e. rrfarY sni fxcCuflVe tufumiiiof az me
A-.rlcar Baptist Missionary lnlnn. ani have
re rr' from t1em an appointment a. one OF
fr..r u. IssInuarIrs fu the hlrmans.
r..s 1rgin to 49, me fruiti1u of ihe hopes
i.arrot le Otherwise Than deeply touchei
At f.. f..lrnt uf parting Sltn tuls nflofe.
.-.... ani people ~ ny rrsi pesiofaiei ~ !
r...r .af M Is on krruriiancr Nitl tle minl ni
ur- rff uafl nos present tuY rrs.fnsil q.
ls ..r ras,1r. tne same to tasr rfrct ile hrsi
...ar r Usctotrr uext ask yuur prayers
m rIasf aul family A. - 80 to oar neH ani
trrI s.accrgiy. yoar brother On christ.
q A. GOTHAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
n. WATERFORD.

s. s. ellison and granddaughter. Jessie
NJ. Miller. OF Brockton. are In town.
Mrs MAndana Miller. who has been Wis.
lilug Al her sons on Temple mn, returned
% WAlthAm, the i9th.
Agnes NJ BAKER l. visiting Ia Portland
Mrs A. ]. Patterson IL visiting her
daughter Al Mechanic Fails.
Liberty Kilgorc Il eating The grass on
S =. Gilson's farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
NO. FRYIBURG.

The Ladies' Unlon Circle me, for pic
mic Ia Simeon Charles's grove last We'd
nssday about 90 were present
The Oii Fellows met with Mrs Jane.
lIa,chln. last wednesday. II goes With
out saying that AL enjoyed pleasant day.
Mrs. Eugene Charles entertained The
Birch Illll Circle last Thursday.
We were visited Monday byahall storm,
Fortunately there was little wind. other
wise much lamagc might have resulted.
q. l.. Haley was quite III last week. bat
through the skilled Attendance ~ Dr.. Ma
bry he I. bow able 10 attend 20 bis business
A. usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
CENTRE LOWELL

The Christian Circle met ca Tuesday
with Mrs. Webster; there were 100 10 -
tendance.
On "Wednesday evening" Miss Mibel T.
Brown gave an Ice cream party. Their
were II couples Ia attendance and they en-
joyed themselves nnely.
The mill at the City Is running agaln.
We now have all the Advantages OF city
life, including hand.organ and bag.plps
men and dancing bears.
NJ. II. Andrews OF Norway has been In
town and sold 4 few new carriages.
The farmers are abou, done laying on
the unlAnd..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
NORWAY LANE.

The long looked for rain has come Al
last
Monday there were two heavy showers
OF hail. walch did conslisrsble damage n
crops Ia TIE northern AM western part. OF
The town.
some 90 The fArmc.s have 20; nearly
done haylug. while Others have only begun.
There l. quite large party OF young
people frpm Massachusetts, camping on
the shores OF the lake, near Mrs. Thomas
wits
Professor {. A. stephens has started
on tour OF the Western States and Ter
rltOrics
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
RuMroRp CENTRE.

The owners OF Rumfofi Falls sgsln paid
q visit 10 that place, last week.
The Martin Brothers. Jci anil Fred, have
the best house In town the cost Il $1,000
|, II fitted up with all the Improvements.
They have quite number OF bosrter. NJ
the present time.
Five lady friends OF Maria Elliott were
coming on from Washington TO spend The
summer. but owing 10 her .saih viii not
come. Miss Elliott Lai euRsgcd 10 teach
another year at q salary OF $1,000
SIR. Cola. Den. Bn,ier's law partner.
will spend few weeks with lIenry Colby
Ills wife and children will accompany him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

snres msds. Yet theT are .ifae. shd ths tn fsl
I War testimonial, althocEa snpsissa navel
Sps rsstofatlon On hsaiih. is ettinei 10 ~ lead
isf cliizsns IN the io,sfloa where The pitsat re-
SIDES
Nathan Ayernl. Thil Jssiise Of the tSsa 81
lie, Ne, he'd q COO 80 badly frietd 9Th ferof
ala that his hair came cut large bleeding blotehes
AL running sores appeared on ~ heal, lace .no
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

The Boston Record Offers ~ com
promise with Congress that " II Will
agree 20 remain In session until u melts
and runs through the cracks Ia the door
oil will be forgiven. As the chances sre
that the session will continue until The
middle OF August We are likely 10 have an
overproductIon OF sosp'grease. ---BridgioH
Nstr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

WEDDING. II. NJ. Lowe. VI. ID. or Aun
Af,or Mich. and Miss Bertha : Moore OF
Love we've married az The brides resi-
isr-s "a Lowell. JAY 1th. by Rev. Nj. Web
So ls..,ei By Rev. Mr. Sani0rook. The
i'rstr's we're numerous art valuable
AR gee ceremony the happy couple
s,tfiei ou q short tour 20 visit relatives AZ
Al-lru B1ckfeit. Norway and other
f.t-es ulrng' the past week they have
.ss1 visiting AZ VIII Mo0res and Albert
ssr-eii.. Norway They are also - visit
.rt-is % Massachusetts, before leaving
~ iaef rev home a. Seneca Falls, y. 4.
~ L1se - graduate % The medical de-
9r;l.-. % The University o. Michigan. :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Bt>n ToUKNAuENr "A bAnt tournmeui
" take place AZ Norway, Aooui The MD.
FL of August. under TIE Management or
ffa,k D. Collins % Portland Arrange
-s-,s ave been made for very low fAres
l- gee Grad Trunk roai. from al points
'sfEeer Portland and Island Pond. AT
,iri. on ihe Grand Trunk are Invited 20
r,sri 'rse Fall particulars VII Pc an
,l.rre' 'ater
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

A very nne piece OF historical writing
appears In the JAY VIDE ieate from the
pen Of T.. 4 Brooks. entitled I" when
George the Third was King" In this story
the author gives In popular form the de-
tails, which never before have been so
carefully eoliated, OF the Declaration OF
Independence proceedings at Phllsdel phla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

CONGRESS could no. snjrd TO lose . day
when time IL 80 precious and adjournment
so near, and therefore the House spent
the proxy Foarth 10 confederation ofthe
general deficiencies bill. Some people
think that bill OF the general deficiencies
OF the 18th Congress would be bulky doc.
ument -P0rfidnd Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
ut CANNOT BE TRUE"

.ysism that he Was kept from al soeleiy. E.ery
zoe piflsi him. mons thought 81 possible, vhls
si LOOKED fef this terrible disesss 20 end bic NE
Iusowss sAasArAsiLLA WAS brought lato ae.
~ u he was cured. The faihsr says saved M
son's lifs.
Da,las the warn weather The poarss Of the shii
cape. IA ~ therefore the ysfy beet ums 10 tss-
Afs Grand remedy ialo the system. driving oa'
al humof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

There are some signs ofa crank con-
ycntion at Niagara Falls, at which the
members will exhibit their owr devices
for going over the falls In safety. Every
facility should lie Afforded The enterprising
inventors. They will not be missed.-Ar-
gus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

NJ James 4. Chase hAs purchased me
r..-.r-thrri Jersey nuu Corporal
~ S.re. The famous "Prince ~ Paris.
-r-..fn r : " King prince oi Paris
49, corporal Trim AZ both registered
= o. Nanc STATE Cattle Association.
.Pr.r-a ~ Paris. No. til, Corporal
r-- SD $50. Those nking ne Jerseys
So, fl1hi be pisAsci - know thAi
nsrs .a1 animAl OF his KIDD Ia This VII
a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Olr citizens desiring anything Ia he
cl-'an. Drapcry. or Upholstery goods.
,i- obtain samples AMI estimates TON
h1e's Furniture Company. a. Cana 81 ,
8.sfou. free OF charge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

81. " II. Cole h,s Gala thM Wa
ats- ago The house the last days OF sep
i.-lsr. 10 has hAf one blossom each
-.-i, keep; March. and then TIE oai
"a called A. the time % The BLIZZARD. IL
So As one blossom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
FRYE

Il Is quite pleasan, here to-day. Farm
ers are doing their haylng.
II was q mistake In regard 10 Rev. 5. ;.
York's meeting there were but 80 Instead
~ -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

rrrA..nrvl Probably gaite por-
ia 0f .lr c.trcns Arc aware that Nc Arc
nsale fal tern % school in he acAi-
cav .rlef thc distraction % IL X Dan
a.. ua1 graduated ron Colby Juivcr.
,fv i.s slmmcr. II should b. vel A.
,srtai anf profitable term. There IL, "
r.rt OBJ hsttsr place In The state Tor
49, aschooi Than this. 10 Il q notably
hsLt,v situation. and there u nothing 10
s.t-a-t zoe minds % ne students ron
etr studies students from anroai
seas ar3 Ne th.nk VII. receive al
-rsf.I arcnnoiAiions ln The matter OF
hotrf trt rooms The principal H. well
tr,vr OBJ thc people % TIE town. lie hts
u..ti eleven terms % school, Eve OF
rch havc been In Parls-one To ms
sc... fstr.ct lie Il now serving his
s,r.-i year on The school board 20 Paris.
Jrisr Mr. D1nham's care. ani Win every
alag .l .t. fAvor. We ought o. have =
g1l' term 10 school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
EAST MILTON.

The buildings OF Hannibal Andrews were
tolallydes,royed by Ore Tues day afternoon
Cause detective chimney. Insured Tor
si. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

A Republican ofiice.hoier 10 the Cos.
tom house died the other day and msde
room Tor Democrat A greA, many hard
things have been said about death, but the
Democrats will rise up aud call him bless
ei kosciustOt Mss Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

81 ari Mr. Brunsi and daughter. ani
NJ. ~nariou sni daughter. 20 Portland,
on. Van Dasen Ant 100. 10 Somrr-
i, a-r atC. Z. Mciien'-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
Perfect Nutrient for INvAll0S
IN either Chronic or Acute Cases.

IIundreds OF physicians testify 10 Iis great
vslae. n win he retained ~hea evtn line water
ana milk IL rjsciei by the siomseh. In dgpSpssa
and In eli wasting diseases u has proved The most
nutritious and psistable, snf At the sane time
the most eeonouieii OF Foods. for an inhat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
A SURE PREVENTIVE and CURE for
CHOLERA lNFANTUM.

nv the use OF THE preisgesisd asd essliy Assim-
can be sareiy prevented
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
ROXBIrRY.

Bears are still on The war path. Mrs.
Reed hai q shcsp killed lately, and Calvin
Bucknam has seen two. one wss small
one bear; the other. which be saw In bis
pasture. WAS very lArgc-As large A. two
year-Oli heller. be thoaghi.
Mrs. Joseph Richardson i 10 very poor
health.
EoxnURY rOND.
TIE f1oi.gAtes OF heaven are opened Al
last. and now Il rains nearly al the time
"Mayor" Ramsey has been picking ~
the stray logs around the pond.
Bat little hAylug done A. yet
Herbert Jeuno Il laid up with q badly
wrcnched elbow.
The bass n.hlug i said % be good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
s,s 0xtars usn,uerat.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

r.-...f Caufch. Rev. J. n Coclrsas. Pastor
Fl i--rr.rs every ~1nisY q N a. n. >aai.f
- -aht-fh ErenlnE >erflce a. 7 p
-. N1gfrrs. marsiay Avsalnrs-
$3.50. u Chrrrh. Erv. Csr',ilas Anr,li. is.ini.
49, - ~lrFsc ever -anisf a II A. y.
- aLs
49,. a. H.. R.nl. rucry W Nssrn. Leader.
l.. 5000. 49,. ani Trrss. q. n. Arsoesl
r.. Nlnarrf. Nl,unrs tues'isf AL 81 fAsi
fl.arsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

R.osbsrrie. are reported thick Ani good
NJ ,treAkci Mountain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

NJ. Alice Merrill. OF Hebron, il visit
l.ratT. NJ Crocker's.
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$50 MEALS for sI.00.

sold By Drussi.is-lsc.. sos, eice.
SRA valusble pamphlet eatitiei medical
lids - free on applicstion.
WELLS. RicIiARDsos q CO.. Bariiasies, W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

r-,f C. A. Black i visiting his mother
NJ. h. : black.
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u. Mise. sNsssy. % Canton. arr stop
..-r A. the uu,hAri uolsc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

RF Cummings len saturday. for
ttsrrc Cliy. y J.. where De tAkcs
....t.ln ~ receiving clerk lu = large ho-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

rsre. hleycii.ts. from Souih Paris, on
STAR machines, attracted qniie eFo"a
~snfay afiCrnoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

To organ grader. struck The place
SngriAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

g.r r. r. Bartlett. % Lamolllc. III
--sschsi Al ihe Baptist church sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

I..sra Briggs l. away A. work and Mrs.
Brss .ocks amer The farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

fhaC Ssasey. Of Canton. male a ~
-,..'t o. thls village last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Mlss Llalss Do returned ffiiN rom
Massachusetts. WHERE she hts pe'u N'''''
ng fcr two weeks
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Rucbsrrylns parties % Oi SireaSei
ave hccn numerous Coz the past few day.
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cI. simmons. OF BaldWinv,lle. Mass.
a.. h-..n A. Mrs. ChAses for fcS days.
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DR.. R. C. FLOWERS
Blood Purifier

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uonaf fspatsuoa a. Df. ". 4. fLONtk fof fadl
ealiv cuflrE Cancers. Tuaors. ssrof"is. ani
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thst 90 esntafies the wcdlsal World regarded ~
welitiEh lneuiabie. Df. fiosefs Heed fur-
insr. more thsn anythi slss, tas confibutef 70
In speedily eliminating Gil poisonous germs nom
ne body. anf gackly fuppiylnE en- Abundance %
tfs pure itch blood - es-sutsl o. perfect health
This TIspsfation 10 ns cheap msdtsias msds
alloa ~ the hnes, ani most eoitT blood remedies
One Boiiir u equal 90 eight of
nny other blood medicine in the
market
In Dr Tlowsr'. hani.n IA, cared lhsu,,nd.
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