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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Lung Diseases,
Tor which I believe Il a. BE- the greatest
medicine In the woIld. james Miller.
Caraway. ". q.
"My wife hal a distressing cough.
with pains In the side aud breast We
tried various medicines, bat none dill
her any good until got a bottle q
Ayers Cherry Pecioral which has cured
. her. A nelghlor. Mrs. Glenn. had thu
measles. aud thc cough was relieved by
the use Of Ayers Cherry Pecioral. I
have no hesitation in recommending
this medicine" - Robert Horton. Fore
man Headlight. Morrillton. Ark.
Ayers Cherry Pectorai cured me %
n severe cold which hal settled on my
lungs. Ny wife says the Pecioral helps
her more than any other medicine she
ever used" Enos Clark, Mt. Liberty.
kauaaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Albany.

Miss Ro1ie Cummings. who has for the
Ast IN moaths been In the family OF Rev.
q. y. reskshGry, % Oxfori. L. now TAX.
lag her SIMMER rest with her sister. Mrs.
A. q. bean.
Mrs. Carrie l. Cole is At home again for
q fsS weeks.
Mr.. Richie wssieou and family, OF
fortlsUd. are occupying their sumner
coitsge BY The side of Songo Pond.
Arcs WILDER las retained from Shell.
burne, y n where sbe IA. been teaching.
Mr.. A II. n. Cross. ~ boston, Mass Ii
visiting as parents, Mr.. and Mr.. frank.
In Cross
Henry q. wliher has .od his horse for
$50 - D. n Foster AMI has purchased
fos-srs blacksmith shop and stand a. the
Corner.
A Amos n. Barker. Jr, and wife were
on = rNt nshlng Mrs. n lost her balance
sad Zen backward. into deep water and
saak, Bot sool came NJ and her husband
rescued hrr IRON drowning.
Robert ingham has hsd another pArsly.
nc stock.
Chlrles Flini AMI Ms mother have for
ne pas. fsv years been Improving their
farm BY clearing new land which Il very
protective f1r grass snd strawberries A.
eel frnn THIS new ground they hive
picked ioo quarts % very nice sirawesr.
ries.
Mr.. Charlotte =. Cummings has picked
50 glArts % str vberrie- ia their feld.
Mr.. Tiobetts. % East StoneAan. passes
here weekly Supplying oar people with
nice groceries AZ reasonable prices.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman. % South Bridgton.
in exchange with Rev. Nj Beadenkoe
gave a. Al Interesting lecture last Sunday
AZ the Dr,-ssr school house.
Rev. G. T. C.ockeii, OF Stsnilsh. Steep
PALS. and his wife Ne Spending few
weeks with her brother. W W. Bird
The school In Albany. District 40. 4,
sas taught ~ Mrs Nellie l. Kimhail.
Closet JAY i1ia with an exhibition which
go much credit - The pcplls and showed
that The teacher hai been uuvArled In her
sflrts an smlueuty succcssful In teach
lng ne yoang lea how % shoot The
dsclamatiors at rccltAtions we're listened
% With mach interest ~ many % The
parents TIE following scholars we're not
Ahssut hair tay turing he term;
LIAM KimhaiL Magic y. kimhAil, Luct
49, O.. iiohsrt. Tanuie A. Eafnss, Abhls II.
~ hrook ufin n. EmerY. Ira n Nois. Annef
o. kImhsl Orin a. Esmss
TIE following were absent only ~ SICK
ness
Ioaa " Ainban. Robert A KimtAii. Wan.
NE b. Io.s All issac L. rbuhrcoS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
A Delightful o:ean Trip.

Rlsewhere sppears the summer an
nouncement OF the reliable and ever popu.
lar steamboat line between Boston and
Portland. The Sunday trips which were
so successful last summer have been re-
newed this season, and are highly sppfe'
cia,ed by the travelling public. The ele'
CANT steamers OF this line leave lndiA
Wharf. Boston. every evening Sundays
Incluced) At I y. NJ, arriving In Portland
In season 10 make all connections VIII
morning trains. The trip 10 Portland IL
about elgh, hours long, snJrding travellers
Q comfortable nights rest, and freedom
from the heat, dust, and fatigue OF railway
travel, and Is one Of the finest ocean trips
on the Eastern coast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
nrvnnt's Pond.

Mr.. N Y Greene 81 Broosiine, Mass,
4. boarding. a. the Glen Mi House.
Mr.. l. T. PeAse 4. giving lessons Ia
writing to class OF young ladies'.
The Republicans are ialking OF openlng
their c.mpaign here soon with nsg rails
log
Arrival. =, the Glen Mt iIous, for The
week n. n. Ilsrriogtou, Louisville, ny
Errnl n Hart. Washington, ID. G., X. ii.
Mcdonald, n l. Morrison, Michigan, J
W. KlmhAl.. Geo. 4. Bustow. y. T., "
W. jenkins. ]. w. safer, Winchester
MISS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Empire Grove oamp-meoting'
EAEr POI.lNp. NAME.


The above meeting will commence
Thursday. Aug 9th, and close Monday The
eOth OF the same month.
Rev. Y T. Adams. was unanimously To-
elected 10 preside over the religious inter
eats Of the meeting. At the annual meeting
Of the Directors In May last
In concurrence with his views, the ID.
fectors NJ the same time decided to enlsrgs
the usual time OF the Camp.meeting from
the sta 10 the Goth OF August This
change WAS made In part from Q general
desire expressed among the friends or the
meeting To have II commence early In the
month and second, from the fact, that
Rev X T. Adams, after consulting with
the Directors, had engaged Rev. Dr. Me-
Lean OF New York City, and some two OF
three other distinguished preachers 10 at
tend the entire meeting and cooperate
with the other preachers presen, Ia carry
log on the same.
The religious interests OF the meeting
will be entirely under the manage ment and
control ~ Presiding Elder Adams.
The Music and Singing will be In charge
OF Evangelist Hart, who has for the last
two y, ars, 80 successfully conducted this
interesting par; OF the religious exercises.
In number OF conversions, In Increased
spiritual intsr,s, aud growth In the church !;
In earnest, faithful, systematic christian
work. both on the part Of the ministry aud
laity, IN the gnliorm good order main
tanned throughout, the meetings In the
strict Observance OF the Sabbath, ard en-.
tire freedom from everything Inconsistent
with the proprietles OF the day; the I'm
plre Grove Camp. meeting the last two or
three years. stands without rival In the
state
L,s, year several friends OF the meeting
erected upon the grounds large and con-
yenient "Loigiug House" containing tven.
ty.two spacious, comfortable rooms, which
are leased q, very reasonable rates 10 per
sons stopping upon the grouni, Who have
40 other Logging accommodation. This
building IL 20 be pat In nrstclsss repair
for the coming season. Application Tor
quarters In the lodging House" can be
male 20 4. J. Gardner. Esq OF Lewiston
the agent of the Ballilng Company.
Ths Boarding House l. N be- In charge
% new. bat experienced landlord. who
will give his guests = good table, and will
30 everything In his power % make their
stay with him pleasant and Agrteible. IL
will be opened one week before the meet
ing TIE price OF board will be ~ % per
week Ministers In ihs regular work " 50
per week. Dinner 50 ots. BreskfAs, and
supper IS cts each. Half fare on the q.
r. 4 VI g. Railroads will be given 10 al
person. attending the meeting, and this re-
duciiou on the Grand Trunk Il IL expected
will commence Doe week before the meet.
ing. team with . covered carriage will
run daring The meeting between the I'm.
plrc Station and ihe grounds.
Nv ORpER oF TIE DErcroRs
Portland. Jane ~. lsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
East Browuaeld.

TIE membsrs % The c. l.. ;. {. are pre-
pAring % occopy their cottage Al fryeourg
t'smn Ground Al The coming assembly
ssieh opens the DAY % This issue. The
pr0spsci l. good ior an Interesting ani
prontAb.s gathering
TIE circle met a. ANNOUNCED A. W IL
Sucknsys There SAs large gaiaenns
over sixty Ia number. The tables Srfs
vel spread with fancy articles May o.
Shlch found really sale. A good sam
sAs rtAiitei.
school closed on The 2oiA f1r The pres
eut
Mrs. Ksruis visiting Ia Boston.
4 T. Rluris and NJ. Seruion hs's
5e,n In Boston 90 business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Oxford.

Horace Han. OF Mssssehaseits' Is Visit
ing his father. wm. Hall
Capt. Henry Noyes Vas IN s'o"' 'A''
Miss II. L. Hsrssy, OF Boston, Is a
TIE bel Of The cOng1 church has been
repaired. ,..,... ,,n.
The "CAtholle Temperance Caion hln,
NJ Lewiston, played here saturday .gihs,
the l.t nine, Score 6to > 10 ts'o' "
the OxfOrts. 1917
CYRUS Lane died At Raymond las, wei e'
Mxrried. Saturday, JAY 2ls,, oy ne,
q n. Tevksburg. Herbert Ellsworth sn0
Nellie Wood al OF Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Mason

Hsylug l. well advanced. bat u must b
suspended to-day q, 10 l. dali. Rain Il
VERY much needed springs Ani moaniair
brooks Are very los.
T. +. Malns Ia going next Tuesday, u
stop Awhlle with al. Daughter, Mrs. J. 4
Trsnou Ills health 1. some better.
Mrs.. Arismas Mason Is better tails sun
msr than ior long time.
Miss Annic Merrill i ~ home from th'
deaf and dumb school OF Portland.
A q L1vsloy 20, thrown nom hl'
moving machine he wAs badly shaken ~
but not permanently Injured.
N Hutchinson sold ~ W. w. MNon
lamb two months and two weeks old thai
dressed niiy pounds, AMI tso years old
weather that dressed % pounds. who
nfNti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Mrs Jane B,nnsy hss come home :rou
EN.t Sumner. where she hNs been stop
plng vita hsr brother.
Ms. FiofA Newell Who Ia working f0'
= Bolster a. South Paris came ovei
saturday nlght bringlug With her Mrs. I
rhsycr 90 sc her sister. Mrs.. Gcorg'
NORTH. who IL very low with oonsamP
Nun.
DsA Seth Ststson has fnlshei hayiug.
EiphA.rt NORTH has soli hls horse "
Barrett Brothers Cor . good price.
Pm DUfENuCHV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
West Bethel.

Farmers are very busy hAying when the
weather permits. They have large
.moant OF meadow bay 10 secure on the
Peasant River bottoms, more than an
average.
.Uncls" George Grover. 80 years old,
law. helpless, stricken with paralysis OF
the entire lefi side Ills recovery IL con-
.iasred doubtful by his physician.
NJ. Franc Oiis, OF Grafton. called on
ola .eholArs and friends In this Fiat last
SATURDAY. She 10 now teaching success
sul term OF school In the steam mill dis
,rlct.
20 store grain and feed In.
Dog days have come In true 70 name
and haying will have 10 90 mop ana
skip"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
East Summer.

Ils lrsra. o1scqu.ss % Mr. A. J R1s.
- occurred A. the Baptist church III
iiY 49, Ab0lt forty Oii FELLOWS, OF
H-r1 Mf Rls.sl SAs = msmber, we're
l'tst-i iri deserved their buriA service
a. ne csuftsry. lie was also = memosr
or tr.f Relief Association. Ani a. an bon
- l9fgli mAn an klnt nsighbor va
.saY esteemed His loss oil BE- keenly
ir.i ~ largs circle % ffiends AM &C
iNrtancss lie hAt been = great surtref
~ asarT s-ven weeks from blood Pois0n-
az Az 81 years.
Ils ff1lia - becoming severe In MS
octiiy ari unisss rains come soon crops
- b. scr.oas.y inilret
SIOCUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Porter.

Good weather Cor hAying bat rather dry
f1r crop. grain will be llght
The Democrat. raised Cleveland and
Thurman Gag on Tuesday last
Potato bags ate numsrous, causing The
farmsfs time and money.
More boArders Al the Elmwooi house
this week.
Mrs. Ida A Williams from Boston, Is
Waiting friends In this vicinity.
MArtln Noble % keEN Falls, IL seriously
"A .cisd with brain irOable.
Miss Mamie Hubbard Ani Alice fox
have gone % Fycourg 10 stop until amer
the ChaianQuA assembly. Others are
making preparations 20 attend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Hiram

Mr. james VI Young has retained 70
Omaha. Nebraska -.
NJ. Fr.nk Barton. % Brownneld' ho.ds
r.hriog. service. a. the UnlystsAlis'
ehurcA rach Saboaih a. 10 An. HIS ser
mons are VERY able AMI Instructive 49,
Mr.. Fred &. MOulton, OF the aAns
STATE College IL now A. home on ANAes'
ton.
Ms TAlrIa Back. who has been teach
Ing in Msssachusetts Is now al home.
ST.. Frank L Raukin, formerly OF hs'
Hiram has received = gold waieh from
Nes.rs. Kgnkel. OF Chiesgo, Tor eorpos'
Ing the pest march for The piano Inere
sers one hunirci oomPsutors. lie pte,,
vloasly received s75 for similar masieA
composition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
West Sumner.

The first party OF the season have gone
IN worthiey Pond for few days outing.
The wes, Sumner people have good
camp there aud nice boats, In fact, every
thing convenient for q good time.
Miss Lila Andrews, OF Portland. IL max
ing her surusl visit At J, Ahbott's.
Me-. J J. Abbott has bought between
1000 aud 5000 lbs. OF wool In this vicinity
paying 20 cents per pound amounting 10
! or Q hundred dollars. Will taking the
duty OF from wool increase or decrease
these figures. Is . question for the farmers
IN answer this fall.
Mrs. Benz. Rowe. OF w. Peru, has gone
home much improved In health. She has
been under the care OF DR.. G. VI. Bisbee.
Chss. Hsniy boosts ofa93i 10. boy.
Dog lays have arrived bringing uncer'
tain weather for the hay makers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
THE BEAR BRIGADE.


C1r.ss Bsss. 90 CanbsrlAnd NILS, i
rlt--s Wrrtslrth's
NJ Sl.a1 W Berry. Who has oeen
s7--f1r f-s sanmsr a. Bangor has re-
il-rri r.
isa,. "a B-rry With crew % men IA.
be A. >aragl mAk.ng extensive repairs
crt.s n .ls. a. tac W flows" 10 = - ~
So $50 snu-x o. Charles irish's illl.iie
fr- rINiug h1lss. Saich j. iaA 70
orsrelE.1g s.th poAriers from the eiiy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Hartford.

Mo-, farmers In this Vieinliy have eHl
their English grass ant AL Agrce that
better loi ~ hay they never secured
Adelbsrt Alley moved bis oAoys nosei
Of A.. other dAy. The child wAs playing
iu me grass. Adelbcri saws TIE BABY Is
iucky dog that be ga not get bis head cut
Alden Barrel cots the bay on three
farms thls season. ..,.
Al. Russell died "Wednesday, The s9ih
Nr. W. T. Bicknell, the proprietor %
Hartford Cold spring. Is expected In to"r
Amo. Purkl. has sold his colt 70 ANN
nrcD.tfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Messenger. No,,c~.
OFTtctgoT riE sHEsTI OF OxrOHD COUNT
STATE oI MAINE.

OfI1ctg0T riE sHEalTr 90 OxTOED COUNT.
STATE Of MAINE.
OXfORD, .s-lulY =. A. u. is-s.
gINuls IL % sTe notice, That on TIE 18Th
II dAy OF july. A. y. 49,. q warrant In In.
solrsnry sas issaci cot % me Court % insolren
sy Coz .ai County u Oxfnfi Asainsi ths estate ol
tleofss l.. WhimAn % No0isteck .in sat CouniT,
ailuissi ~ ~ an insolFcut Debtor, on peiiiiaa
q sNh doht1f. uhltn pstltioa rN tlei 90
ne silh dag 81 JAZZ, A. y. isss, ~ Which last
camel datf Interest 90 riailus a. % De- con
patel, that The paymtnt - AnT debts and the o.
liver Ani transfer % anT pfopsfiy bslouSmE "a
sAi debtor. Co hin of fDf hs uss anf ne delivery
ald tfahslsFof anY prugsrty ~ him are tofbtidsn
> las that q mestinE % The credit % sani
debtor. o. prute theif debts and choose one 90
note Ass'gusss OF hls estate, gill Dc helt a
court OF IasolrerrY ~ be holiisu al ne frulais
eosft room, IN fafs Ia saii Couaty oi Ohfofd, "a
inc !lli iay ~ Asg A. u. iss-, az nine o'siock
Ia the forenoon
t,IVsa un.isf my haai ths late afst above srii.
Ten. JANE, l.. rAKkEg, DspatT .lsfif,
a. Messenger ~ TIE Court VI IasgiFsncJ iof SAL
Iounty ID DAfOri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Dry unes on Rear River for news and
iry weather Coz Armiug oae compeusa'
ti5n i 10 Zoe weather for laying.
TIE Ray crop sill not be - heavy a. las'
YEAR bat never va, g0i into The barn IN
better condition.
~ Stssrus IL buichcflng ani sending
me meat % his brother In Berlin. lie Il
also ssnfiuga good many eggs. lie has
Ahoui rs hers % bis Own.
TIE lAie advance lu sagar taken 10 COZ
nection with The vote In Congress on ihs
reduction % the dates Il q sign.ncAn'
facL N ought % b. q bard matter Toe TIE
people - believe that arrtac,ion or The
iarir should not begin on those necossa'
ris. OF NE sugar ant rice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
GileAd

We are having some very Zoe hay wealth
q and the hay makers are Improving H.
All kinds OF crops are growing nneJ
some pieces of corn are silking outs ripe
apples will be along In few days.
Qalte q number of the farmers here N'
using hay fork. sni like them very mach
Mrs. &. n. Gilbert OF Canton, IL visit
lng her father. George Buruh,m
Comfy Treasurer Atwoodi how would
that soandi
Milton Psnley II running his meat cart
through here twice . week this season
also carries Och.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

T,srs 80 Pleasant sociAh'e A. :. ID
N-s'1ls wednesday svrnlng.
Lee ~ Lr3ge ID O. T. elected on
tsrs Tl-.isy nIglt f1r ne ensusing guM
- - .l.'ss, r. T. Oscu L1vel1y ' =
~ 1sr'.e Dresser. Sec. y. A fefkin-
! NJ A. :. Jordan T, x A. Grover
y .i-y.-g T. Hal caap., 4. N Bailey o.
Ma. desvy s., Andrrs Smith.
I1e Al11tt brothers have finished hay
M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Dixaeld.
FARMERS are hearty through Asylnr.
business gOOd al over town.

Farmers are neNriy through hsylng.
business good al over town.
VIII hiddet has novel into hls ne
aouse sni Frank Stanley IL moving lu,o
bis and VII soou be settled.
Do. Richardson has been on TIE sick llsl
he past wesk.
Miss Gsriie Harlow and Miss Doe ar,
In town.
Miss Li1Ile Stosell l. at home.
Work Il progressing fasly on Mr.. Mer.
rms nes house ~ well a. 90 TIE addition
10 The corn factory.
MI. Cox new frout la great addition
70 Ills store. gives more room AMI better
light
There has been one fsg. raising ProAlbl.
uou, now Jet us see Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Rnn,fnrd Cnntrn

George llJyt frUm wAltham, Mass, 4.
spending his vscstlon here also Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Brown.
The water At the mill has failed up snt
they have had To dig . well.
The hay In this town Is not quite %
much A. las, year although very much bet
ter In quality.
The stores 10 this place will be closed
Friday evenings In the future.
Mr.. james KimbAll aud wife, OF Port
land. are spending few weeks In town
Although quite well advanced In years
Mr.. Kimball knows how IN handle the rod
In good shape. lie Is quite successful
fisherman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
North Fryeburg.

There was an interesting sandsy School
couosri Al the ohap.l on the evening OF
the g2i The singing o. The liiue one-
was an especially pleasing tsaiuro OF ths
occasion. The chapel wAs tAsisfally dec
Grated with h,wers.
Mrs.. X =. O.gooi Ani Daughters Afs
with Mrs. T. J Haley for the rest OF TIE
"a inner.
Toe Birch I'LL Circle me, last week
With Mrs RhodA Jones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
North Paris

Fred Danhsm IL very sick.
]. II. Dunhsm has his house ready 10
move into.
ouite q number Of our farmers nnishet
having last week and Others are getting
well along. The farmers about here are
getting quite large crop OF better hay
than usual. y.
Mrs. John Young has moved into A. J
Abbo,ts house for Q short time.
Quite o number OF small children have
had TIE chicken pox and some OF them have
been very sick.
Mrs. Hiram Chase Il very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Peru.

EN-. Howard has cut the grass on 'n'
GOwell hill farm. a.,
Pete Oldham farm. ,As
widow Randall farm. .,,.
ID w. Knlght and A. ID. WAlker are ea'
,iny ,ss rrss- on the Holman farm:
II con.nt has done the moving io'
rs wym.n and T. NJ. Howard.
He sttllmsn has ooasas s e-i,r
moving machine and Is Afoa''
FOR some OF his neighoofs. n,
IN. Bsbo and con have cut tns - -, ~
,As Rurgess place. They gave w ''' -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Rrowuaeld

Dogtays started In 90 = cold wave. .
SIR. y Wool And lsty are Nisliing Al J.
I Frink..
Dr. Gatchsll Is baililng one ofihe nlees'
houses Ia town.
Company Al Miss Mary Wentworth
also AZ BArrAles.
Sc. : wer,sorth has qalte Anamoei
% city ooArters.
Having II progressing slowly.
J l. Tfluk l. gate sick.
Frank Barton 10 Brosuneii Il engAge'
IN preach Al The Universalist church dur
iug he summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Enat Rnfhal.

J.. VI. and 4 W. Bartlett are cutting tbs
h.y on four different farms.
Mrs. Y l. Perry aud children from
Massachusetts, spent short vacation a
z &. P,rry's.
Miss slyder, from the Harrington Con
cert Company IL stopping With Miss kmm'
Pitcher.
Ms. FLOR. Bartlett, Is visiting friends a
West Bethel.
Eugene Bean has gone 10 the Rsngele)
Lakes, surveying land. timber, etc.
Mrs Emogsue Perry and children iron
Massachusetts, are now ~ her fathers, T.
G. Perry's.
Augustus Dean was nrsi 10 nnlsh hay
lug In this Vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Roxbury.

n- B.r,s was To- town one Gay his
49, Oh T...t Carrie Locke.
l.-r Res "a. seat home aulce carriage
tfhsr..s rary.
IA ,1i brown are In town buying
ArHs
G-a..,1rP,r. Ns very plenty the dry
Hta..tf sg - tatm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

70 "l.ie tine siugc- Noniay evening"
stavrrv ..rAs.ng cutrfiA.nmcnl Tn'
srgr-s. arnlt taIriY IN uumher, Sefs
. % ari sang thc ancient tane-
"a ,tty arranged costumes atd
etu.-. tl ile tf.ct flr ne aaiience.
-tss .afgr.t cr1si ever ssS In the hal,
shs lr versa vsfi.ct. Ant 10 IL unncce-
az t1 say tlai 10 vss = fnsnciA success
Ago. cost stayct % crioY the dance,
t1i -. FL warn hat The dancing iii
90 s-- t1 Pei very enihusiNstc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Notice OF r.ti,iss fsr Diss barge.
AluIr ol Nlnlur.

ONTOgn, sss-1uuft Of lnsplFcncY. IN The cAss
81 CHARLES o. ENANs. insolyent Debtor.
NOTiCE - hsTsby gitsn that lsiiiioa has On
prsssnts,i o. saii court Cor sah couuiY. 10
charles ID Egsns. OF ONi1fi, Ia sad Noaaiy,
pfayinE nat hs MAJ b iccFcsia flll dc charge
irua al his dstts. ufotable unilsf TIE proylsi1os
n Chapter segcaiF Of the statutes ~ Maine,
aai uIon SAT- psttion, n is ordered BY sail coafi
nat q hsAfiag b. hAt pun ne sAne bci1fn ssid
csurt al PARE ln sAit county Of Osforf On Wednes
ne fufruo8a AL thai uutcc thereof D. putlishsii
Ia ths Okfafi pcmOrrst, nestpapcf puhl sue'i
ID saii coantF of OsfDfd, once scck for tso
sIscs.slve sccks ~ last publicaiipn o. ,. seven
iats bsfors ne LAY OF hssfingi anl mat al sfci
tors wh0 have yryrci their dsbts, All Other
persons interested, msT AppsAf AZ sah place
and time Ani shos cAass u sny they have, WIZ
a diss hAfEs sh1uld not D. Eranici sai Doctor a.
eJfding o. the prsJcr ~ hls pstliioa.
Atsst! uEggiCk q DAVIS, Register
OF said COun fJf al COsulV 81 OsiOri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Enaf Hnhrnn.

Mr. W. II. Dnwnlug has got sbai
wound ia the hand, caused by thrust OF
the shank ofa Ole. IL will probably lay
him by FOR week.
NJ. Asa Kecne l. gate sick. His case
IL considered critical
Sweet corn Is looking naely In this vi
clulty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

r. Jr.rsrsAIst Slnisy schools Or
N-ssv az Paris net AZ rhsyer's grove
fra- -r- at raursisY. Gate AcroSf
,...-r.f aai ne Say sAs pleasantly
,o-rf .s variety % occupations which
a. 1.-tv rrgsgvi I'M on sach OCCASIONS.
Brs frr raIfrun AT me older people
- r-rur trci saen ne "b.g teams
ca-s iI carry then home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Henry Bacon has reproduced In black
and white his famous painting. "The Bos
ton schoolboys and General Gste," now
owned by Columbls Colleges the draw
ing accompanies Edward Everett Hale's
serial, "The story OF Boston Common,
and appears In the August Wide Awake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

.Ar .rt.t In his lac l. What people
az ,fPrIf T. T. kverson. who gave an
s-,.-tA rnsni here FRIDAY evcning. an
- boo ma. wIiholi an slppori, can
s-isra- A. sl'.eucs fof Two h1ars steAi'
IL ut1.lt hec1m.ng m1noi1nons, ne
r.st r. a. a-tIsi Perhaps The secret or
tsftat f sever becomes mpnntonols -
Pr .ys-.or. 'li be eri lys 10 a. mach a.
Asasf,-cs i1. AZ Any rate be i vastly
srtl-ft r.rf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

p rr1wrg have registered ~ The
rs.rsrf loose flfIag tas sesk
d. u."IrHHr unsfun lnas. II VAL,
49, N.H.. I ilrrsrF. NJ Hutrra NlAs
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