Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-23

$50.
C~nrumbcrs. 49,
batter. lbss, batter COW so,iin June AMI
raisoi fur calNetl -
rs. 800
forss -
srrfn Peas. n
hsmcs. picked By ehiircnl %
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Stock snid. ,e
Wool babel ~ 10 cori 90 neshsof- Ats
] Vol cat aul snl1 90 tnr tafmi W.
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rremism ca stock O. couny faif. ".
Iufsoli, 49,
80. tCss
he ani al. lilile son. ~ years Of ace. did
al the work, except through haying when
be paid cot go Tor hired help. lis little
daughter. n years Old, !. probably The best
cook OF her AZ In town recently, while
her mother Wa away GA = Welt, she did
al The cooking FOR = family OF four ior a
month. SIR. shaw l. winterlng u cattle,
: horses. I bog. 30 hens and 4 ,afkeys-
VALE 40 mauy Arc cryiug down farming,
ant saving "Fdmlag dOfsAf ply, u Is re-
| ffeshlug - Got one farmer who can aud
does make II pay, and who keeps an aeoa-
rate account OF al expenses aud inrone,
80 that A. the sni OF The year be Knows
/ bow be stands with The world, without
having - guess =; IL, ~ ~ many farmers
90.
Prof Parker has very generously de-
/ ciiei 10 divide The proceeds % bis Beneni
whlch was announced last week 10 take
| place March igth. among The wofkfnen
employed a. the sled factory, who were 30
/ unfortunate A. - lose their tools In The
| are-some % them bslug losers 20 the
amount Of from go ~ $500. The enter.
/ ialumeui will occur upon the evening OF
/ Mareh ., Instead 90 March H.. a. hereto.
| fore announced. Prof Parker has selected
Wilbur ParrAr % divide the proceeds from
the sAle OF tickets among The most needy
OF the wofkmen who lost BY the DE. A.
this Il 80 worthy an object. We take The
/ liberty - suggssi that the managers or
The New Hall give The use Of the ball upon
that evening. and The editors OF this sheet
/ donate the printing Of the necessary post.
ers In aid Of thi. klui deed.
The measles are I'LL lurking about The
village; We continue 30 hear OF new cases.
Adrian +. Maxim and Thayer Brothers
are DOT With circulars, announcing The nrst
OF their series 90 Maine Horse Breeders
Exchanges. 10 occur March 81 aud Iih, al
the Andrews House stables. IL i probs.
bic that, II the weather IL fair, there VIII
be a large attendance and en- excellent
show OF horses.
J. A. Kenney and wife have gone on a
trip 20 Portland and Boston, will return
this week.
]. p. Richardson Is 10 Portland. having
I Al. -. .ss..H.N 4 - H. HnNN
The past week has been one OF especially
poor trayeliug-r 10, slush and snow max
Ing their presence not ouly seen bot felt
But without doubt TIE last snow which
fell Friday evening was 4 blessing TO this
ylllsge Al least. ~, being moist and cling
ing, IL formed a most tflcient protection
20 the roofs % houses from the sparks
and nylng brands from The burning sled
factory.
The winter term Of school closes here,
this week; dialogues, ordinations and es-
says will be the order OF things Tor the last
two days.
James l. Cummings has sold out bis
carriage painting business and stock In The
shop opposite the Grand Trunk Depot, 10
bis former partner, John %. Canwel.
Marion Bessey, In the Mountain DIST,
has = very sick horse, and IL Is doubtful IL
II RECEIVERS.
A large aud enthusiastic temperance
meeting viii be held In New Hall. this
(M0ndsy) evening. Judge Poster and sew
eral OF The lawyers attending Court are e1.
ptcted Il be present.
WIN. A. rockingham. ESQ. Il getting
the new post-onlce rooms nearly ready for
occupancy, and will probably open them
% the public by the hrst OF the coming
week. when completed. this will be one
OF the best iited-up and equipped Offices In
the county.
Alvah Shurtleff. Esq, Il on q sisit TO his
son, w. X. shurtleff. pulp manufacturer nj