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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
South Buckneld.


lie Fuller has leased floriAn JordarIs
farm FOR year
Rob Dean feeds bis weanling colts = gal
Ion OF factory butter milk daily.
A form Of horse disiemptr IL prevailing
TO some extent
We rad OF IIouliou "Ilebrons" retailing
., The city for 81 Is per busheL We also
read that there IL \ large southern dsmand
FOR AroostOok and Canada potatoes for
seed. Probably potatoes Al planting time
will be $50 per bushsl
The town system OF schools having been
In operation la this town for three years
an fort will be made ~ the annual meet
ing % return % the district system. III
will be remembered that towns adopting
the town system are debarrsd ffom return.
ing 70 the district system for q period OF
three years. While II Il utquesiioned
that the town system las meritorious
features. experience has shown ihs, II 10
az fttsd 10 our spArseiy Inhabited country
towns. The expense Is much larger with
out promoting the length or efficiency OF
the schools. As for Instance Buekneli al
The time OF adopting the town system had
q surplus OF Incorporated school money OF
sl75. aud now al the end fits three years
exrerlment there IL reported 10 be den'
cheney OF $500. Figures viii not lie.
Oar school districts are miniature re-
publles, the primal germs OF Republican
Institutions. AZ the moment The district
system Is abolished the voter and tar pay.
en- practically loses all control OF the
schools. The time a. which the public
schools shall commence, IL q matter OF
vital importance ~ parent and scholar, Is
len wholly 20 the dic.siion OF the superyi'
sor. Let the sentiment OF The town be
tested on this question.
The selsctmen have employed Sumner
Knox. OF Peru, 70 tske charge OF the town
farm for the snsSng year.
The recent death OF Mr. Beals, OF Csin-
ton, from the Effects OF drinking aiultera-
ted liquor shows one OF the dangers Turk
log in the soclsl glass. "Shun IL young
man ss you would syiper."
Abel Irish announces thith shall losd
bis las, car OF apples next week paying
A. "a per bbl
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STATE NEWS
E,.,Por, i.to Aay, water works.

E,.,pori O.. 90 have water works
A1gs.ia 0. % erscia NV MIL o, forty
: ols,utspIni.s capacity.
jl'gs Peters = The presiding llsiice 10
b- ia. of tae alleged Dexter BAnk roo
TIE Prss.isnt has ssrt Flshsry Treaty
. ias S,usie siih hl- approval The
NAle delegation bitterly oppose H.
Tie coroasrs lsry on The death By Pois-
orlrg of e e BeAl, % Clntcu, rspori taat
be 49, poisoned By his 500. Who malicious
y Pgi sirych.nlne iuto bis whisky.
Foster. charged vita the Bennett ROB
'srY. caasei some surprise BY pleading
slliy shsu arraignei Ia court Whitnsy
'oou a'tsr followed f0sisr's example and
peal guilty 100.
TIE uo0.sn milis a. MsliisOn Fails,
scli1 W.rtham. we're destroyed BY nrr
al sch Loss $4,000, Insured for
@.o0Q TIE nritgs over The Presumpscoii
"a As0 destroyed. TIE mills were OWL
81 BY ,. l. R0oinson, OF S0ath WintaAm.
TIE triai % stain and Cromwell has
oeeu in progress ~ Bangor daring The
pa sctk. TIE government rested on
thursday, having made oat NAaithsy con
'.ief good case. an The case wss open
~ iof The tsfeucs. Dcfendauts' counsel
promise % prove an alb, AMI also intro
Gee ne sllcide theory % account for Bar
ions dcath. The case L. exciting great
leA ~ Interest In Psnoosc0t County par
lellArIy, a. vel a. al over TIE State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Dixhnld.

oar warm weather cause. bard travel
ing.
Mr Swan, OF Sorwry, Il here this week,
aud 1. being well pa,rouitsd by those wish
Ing . good cshlnsi of Photograph.
The drama Tuesday evening drew agood
crowd.
Mrs. Freslani Wing died Sunday.
Birch sni pine arc being hAlled In good
quantities % the spool and b.r factory.
SIR. william Walt has goue ~ Bldde'
ford. where Prank Davis 10 very low with
typhoid fever.
SIC. W. TAlntsr has pc, new pair OF
horses on n the Canton stage line.
SIR. W. w. wsi,, who has been 10 Bliie
ford. reports Frsnk Davis a. byiisr, thoush
not out % danger.
The drama, Turn % The Tide" Wa
played ., Grange Hall Tuesday night All
we're well pleased.
Farmer white IL moving into the Grange
building tlii his new house Il bullt
NJ. A ~ PARK IL AZ Snmnsr.
Mrs FfcslAni Wing died Monday sud
Vas buried 10 Peru wednesday. FEB. p?
Mrs. Anns Hall. daaghts- % Wentworth
Kicker. died AZ her home In Winthrop last
week
Mrs. Scott Chase h,. returned from Al
barn.
Measles are visiting AZ George lIolm,ns
Hope they won't call 90 anybody else.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28


W thr rraters 20 The ntmucfki OF
Sol. Id tssm a. sisit ne ia % he COZ
u.rlior r.rasc i've The paolc he oeusnt
.f tlrf og.r lns on the icgAl bearings oi
go ,l.1s.ue A small countrf school Dis
r .i sas DH. SO OBJ suspcnd tavif Siutsf
Term sshIe co. sccugnt n Shooping
r.lgr The vacation lasted monih.
I..rs srrs uIne voters 10 The district
>srru lf ne u.ne voters requested tae w
.,tr.ls ofthe school AT ne voters sere
tsa-r tlsi the scaoo. sss o. 20 on. TIE
s..lo. so started. shsrcupon one or ne
t.rr voter. called upDu ths supervisor -
Hsr tdt school Gained that his TOO
sla1a-s ssrr uoi iu = 20 condition % al
t.r' scalol. ca sccount % thtir cough.
lasfs VIE 10 % l. registered scholars
lar slpffv.sor cane o. tie school, gave
gel 'FaC 1sf written dismissal and noil-
.' ttf sgrrt th.i ne school sas closed
N.'s outstanding he dismissal, he scaoo.
- Continued % the snt 20 ne tern AID
t,s ss.eCinsn ordered Tie payment OF TIE
,sar1frs r.l ansr 10 wss FORBIDDEN ~ The
sr1-ry.slf Wss ne coarse " ne select
zee -ga gCEKisr.
Arf.aar NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Roxhnrv.

Mt CAmsrsni has given % bis pine 500.
sni Mr. Bartlett l. poshlug u himself, with
W n Jsnns a. boss.
Chsr'es rvnlsy - AZ work Cor Robert
Red drawing poplar Win M. BIG Oxen.
We miss ne genial face % Mr.. Marble.
be hs.sg oblgvd 10 stay Al Paris through
court.
Baslnsss IL rushing al along The line
% Ssin River.
Mrs. Frank Reed. % Anharn. vas Al her
sisters, Mrs. John Reeds, yesterday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

The acid phosphate this preparation supplies the vital phosrhs
the system, and assists digestion No other baking powder u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Brownnold.

saturday 2. ". the G. l. s G AZ Mr.
willism Springs.
Mr, Nliiken, OF Hiram. 10 In town max.
log arrangements Tor commencing work In
the corn shop making cans.
G. G. whitney has gone 10 Paris To al.
tend court
90 aoooun, ofiil health l. Phnk VA.
ohllg ed % remain AZ home.
saturday afternoon y II. Bean bal .
bsd spell. 4, l. thought IL was CEASED BY
an oyefisIed brain.
c. Colby. l.. whl,ney are qaIle sick Of
measles.
y Barton who has been home from New
York on nj. vacation. has returned 10 rc.
sumo his Theological studies.
& Mssstye aud wife sre boarding t the
Central House
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
summer.

Qal,e little shower siLcs the las, writ.
ing.
Three.ysar.old steers seem TO be largely
In demand just now.
Sumner Kor. OF Peru, passes through
this region frequently, satisfying the ap'
petite OF those hankerlng after fresh esh,
oysters, clans, etc.
The son going seems 10 have checked
birch hauling somewhat Tor the time De
Ing.
Al, Keene recently sold 9 horse 10 MI.
Jlles, OF whitman, Mass, for s22j.
The ladies circle met With Miss Addle
Psrlln last Tuesday. A very enjoyable
time was reported.
Miss Mabel Bowker went 10 Auburn last
Wednesday, where she Will work Tor her
aunt
Albion Abbott and George Newell con
template attending high school At East
Sumner during the spring term.
Pro DUZENBURY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Peru

IN Cannon has returned hone from
waliham. Mass. where he has been spend
lug The winter.
We bal . sery Interesting lyosum on the
lsth last. Al the meeting house. The
question. Resolved. That The right % suf.
frtge should be- e1tsniei % The lnii,n, ~
vel ~ ~ the negro. Dlspaiants. u. Il.
Gibbs. ,fifmNtlvs. W. II :. Ven,res, neg
alive Toe qaesilou was decided 10 favor
ofthe sfirm,tiye. Declarations and sing
lug filed up ihe programme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
unR MENnIr

I've snos all TIE methods % approach
Al'Piei ~ a. snemy Ne arr The ostter en-
Ao.sd - Eart q the danger and post
poce tas moment when surrender becomes
Inevitable Ia nAny Instances the inhsr-
~. strength oft We BODY safi:ss % enable
~ 70 Oppose ne tsntercy toward death.
Say however have los, these forces %
80 A eKtsut that there IL little or no
.cp In other cases LILLE aid 10 The
-,aAsned Laags oil make AL The dinsr-
80 ostsvsn satdsa death and many
!sAfs o. useful NE. Upon The hrst symp-
.e-s ola Coagh. Cold OF any troa0le OF
- IaroA; 90 Langs, give that cd and
sFsnOsu remedy-Bosches's German
oiI.a aeArsfal Trial. IL oil prove What
o. a1y Aons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

We have had quite heavy rain storm
The pas, week making The roads quite bad,
Spring 1. coming and those tha, plovsd
their ground last fAll can get their grain 10
early Which shon'd be done n they would
get good crop OF grain and catch ofgrsss
Much better than ground plowei In the
spring
Hay 1. plenty aEd ehesp.
P0t.,os. scarce AMI high, The cold
has frozen them In m,ny cellars.
Polite. begin % bubble for they afs
thinking OF The fall campaign. which l. go
log 20 be rel hot. The Republicans hav'
four candidates In the Geld and bat one
lucky man aud that man 10 The one TIA,
gets the nomlnA,lon. a. they are all men
that the people can uults on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28


The Cong1 ladies circle mt with Mrs.
J n Daley Wednesday evening.
The scholars In District No. gave an
exhibition Tuesday night About 800 peo.
pie were present.
An Haley treated the Andoyeri,es %
"a night In wonderland Saturday evening
Monday night the exhibition vas repeated
on = new plan. the proprietor manipulated
the slides while trio % local humorists
named and explained the results.
Geo W Abbott has the contract %
build the exhibition ball fJr The Andover
AL Society.
A consignment Of brick for Camp Whit.
nsy IL belng hauled 10 the Lake via OF An.
dover
Pabne lntefcs, this week has been dlyid.
81 between The tuiisr factory question and
the Gould and IIsiell case that took sever.
Al OF our citizens to ColTt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Albany.

Jones McAlllsieT Il quite sick under The
care OF Do. Wilson. OF Waterford.
Mr. and Mrs. A q. Bean and Mrs. j. A.
Klnbali are convalcseent
Ms James n. BIRD Il quite M.
Mrs Wentworth remains quite sick
Tue widow OF the late Austin Grover, OF
Waterford, IL Speeding few days with
her father ln.law, John Grover.
Henry Cummings has shot sih foxes.
Mr Knapp. OF Newry later % North Wa
tsffori, Was 10 town this week on business.
WIN. Henry Brown and wife, OF bethel
are visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs
John Grover.
40. Loysloy. OF Mason. WAS In town
TIT. week
Amos q. Bean Is hauling hls spool STRIPS
u skllllugs mill 10 Bethel.
some OF our people went 20 Bethel The
gsi Inst. u the lecture OF Rev. ID. w.
Hardy on THE Capture OF FORT fisher.
John Wheeler drove bis nne horse 10 The
post once and went In leaving bis horse
uuhltchtd. Soon the horse started Tor
home on The ruu and continued so dis.
lance OFF, miles. Though turning sharp
corner. the sleigh KEEP, right eide up and
no damage was done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Hebron.

Prof. Moody, OF Auburn, and little J. ".
Jr., spent Sunday with Mrs. Moody.
Daniel Buupus Is very feeble. MI.
Bumpus IL one OF the Oldest men In town.
being IS last fall.
The frs. lyeeum Of the term was Wed.
ussday evening, the 22i.
II. NJ. Bearce Il hauling timber TO South
Paris.
The One weather for the past few days
has settled the snow very much.
Mrs. Robert Glover, who has been quite
siek for a veek or more II little better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Byron

william Abbott l. visiting bis mother.
Mrs. Houghton. lie has been stopping In
wyoming fOf , or ,years past
Miss Minnie Ahbott IL Al The Normal
school. fsrmlngtou.
George staples i 10 town looking amer
his lamhrr operations.
isaAc 8rAieen was 10 town last week.
scilug a. sssnt for Albert Colby, real e..
tate hrpkgr.
A % Reed IA. BEN very busy the pas,
week. preparing gum "a an orders. lie
hAs received qalis large loi Of goods re-
Gently
@. Hotsdon has also received . lot OF
new goods, and trade l. qnlte brisk Al Gem
Corner. n hAs qalte "clilhei" appesr.
ance since A % Reed and l.. A. Dunn have
pat on rev door bells.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
South Bethel.

oar Dramatic Clah played the farce, "a
Joks on Sqainlm.- In Hotel Hal, Locke's
Nils, last Thursisy evsuiug. uuier The
auspices % The L0cke's NILS Sewing Cir
Gle.
Mr. splllsr. with family. has arrived, and
be 4. now prepared % DO work In black
smlthlug
RI. Virgin has sold hl. spool lumber 90
Mr.. Tebbsts. OF Locke's Mills, aud Is hAV'
ing Il hauled ~ fast a. be SAWS H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Hartford.

FEB. 2ist the plesssntsst day OF winter.
The line school nnishes nett week. The
school has been profitable one.
Mr.. John Parlin has returned nom
GfAnon where be has been teaehipg
school.
The case between Thomas Dariin aud
the town 81 Hartford has been settled
The town pay him $3.50
sulimsn Carney has gone To Stonehsm.
Mass, To work ~ his trade.
cream route IL IN be established In
north and center Hartford for the Buck.
nsid butter factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

TIE report ~ me death % Darius Pie,
formerly 90 Norssy. l. now reported %
safely rvschst port.
LlrE trouble seems o. ~ raging In this
vicInliy a. this time. samuel Psrtfidg-,
Mrs May A Gfesu AM Alton Tucker az
iast recovering
Mss Blanche Braioury i slowly rscov'
efing. although stlii unable % sAlk.
John wymAn recently lost one % Ill.
horses. which dropped dead In The road
and wAs supposed 10 have broken some
thlng lnWkrdly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Enat Hebron.

The =. II ofG. y. &. gave an snter,sin.
meni 20 fair house, considering The uaV'
cling.
There 4. N be an ordination with The Y.
u. church Tuesday. the 2sih iust.
School Ia Dist No. closed Tuesday.
the gi.t, amer twelve week. % hard work
by both scholars and teacher.
l. Y Br,ibury sni wife are visiting q,
Mr. rs fathers. T. y Brsibuy's
w. y. Hoigdon IA. gone % work AZ Ne
ehaulc Falls To the paper mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

There was q quarterly meeting on Sun
d,y. the 10Th. Rev. Mr. Adams, the presld-
log elder. being present.
Mr.. Ambrose, Of Fiorids, was al Seth
Francis on Sunday last
Harry Noyes has returned 10 ofono 10
Agricultural College.
the Society Of Christian kndeavor. Lighi
dollars were taken.
Prof. Alden, Of Auburn, IL teaching .
dancing school, with good attendance.
Msrried, on Saturday, by Rev. George
N. Tswksbary, Charles Hanscom and Mrs.
Cybelia JOY, both OF oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

NJ. Henry Lombard broke camp las,
SATURDAY
Az. Brooks has taken q large lob 10
haul psraied timber. OF riter Russell, 10
be delivered a. Cedar brock.
There came near bslEg q seriOu, Aecl.
dent In the woods where Richmond Davis
"a. hauling lumber, on the north side OF
The mountain. In Grafton. sailed Eyebrow
Mr.. George BfJAut. ~ Bethel, was drVink
hls -four OK team down The mountain with
about fourteen hunifsi feet oisprnee logs.
Mr.. Bryan, drove "a the place who're he
usually pat bis brides on a. hl. sled. bot
The rain tui so,l weather % TIE day bgforc
and The cold % % day male the load move
so easily that, With - great W,lghi, u
forced ne cattle past The place sni on
down the road. TIE otsu bad no power
% stop the loai, which soon gained tire
mendou. momentum The forward oxen
were. nom some unknown cause, unable
- keep oai % The way OF The hind cattle,
ani were run over BY them, and thrown oui
OF the road by The sled OF oxen OF both,
which caused the sled 81 leave The road,
and The sled. oIeu. Ani All lodged Ia loi
OF spruce t0ps that bal been previously cut
Oae OF bal his horn broken oi near bis
heal and received some hralsss beside.
The other three cattle bad some, What
seemed % be, slight bruises. bot must have
been Tremendously shaken up. Two OF
The logs passed over Mt Byanis legs, bot
be say. they dii not hufi him Any. IL
seem. very rrmarkAble that the cattle ani
Mr Byani were hart 80 little. We will
call IL very lucky day fot them all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Diraoid Centre.

Nj. EitA llolaan Is very sick With The
mssslfs
wins Wait has commenced hsuling hi.
shovel AAnties % The wilton factory.
niAdsld IL 10 want % good man and
wife for their town farm the coming year.
Mr.. =. 7. Gould, The ,ricisnt manager
for he past two years, Intends % move on
% his farm a. this place ~ soon az bis
time expires March loth
The town report Il In The hands OF The
printer. We uuisrstani ia, ,he town
debt has been reiucei, and ihs, the liquor
,geucy III. paid nearly 800 pfont There
will he somc opposition - its continuance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Dirkvnla

Tie roof % FrAnk Libhys barn fsll 10
recently. also tac roof OF Mciutlrs brothers
barn. csassf by Too much suow and too
near dtt roof.
Tfank Pcrkirs hss closed he winter term
% school 10 thIs district ani returned 10
ID. bone I'M Auinver.
Efgar Tosnscuds little girl l. falling.
oar other sick ones seen % be improV.
Ing
l. G. aui Joseph A ruiuam have irish.
q their schools ard are nos a. home.
Some cell o. that wintsr has broke. We
think Il made q h,d hreAk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

oxyoRD. .,-N. Coart OF PROBATE hsi al
PaTis, within ana for the County Of OtfOfd, on
ire Ihlft TsesiAy Of fsb.. A. u. ISIS
WILLIAM wOJDsUM. Etecaior on ne estate
Of Levi !. Akins. late Of feIu, Ia sAi
Caunty, deceased. having prcssaied his aecouat
Oh .dministTatiOa % TIE estate % sah dsoeAsed
fof allowance
orisresi, That the .Aii EhecotOr sive
notice ~ AL Pefsons intefed ~ eaaslaS
sstcessivsly 10 The ONfofi DsmOsr.i, printe st
Paris, that ibey may appear IA ffobae Court
10 Dc held 81 Pars. on the third Tsesisy Mar.
nest, az nine o'clock Ia the ioren0on, AL .h0s
sasss, n aay hsJ have, whT the sane shoah not
GRO. A. WILSON. Judge.
true e,py-aitssu A. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Rack Up.

You are feeling depressed. your appetite
Is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fdgetty. nervous, and generally
ont OF sorts, and want 10 brace up. Brace
up, bat not with siimulsnts, spring medi'
ciues, or bltters, which have for their bs
ais very cheap. bad whisky. and which
stimulate you for an hour. and then leave
you In worse condition than before. What
you want IL an Alternative that will purify
your blood, start healthy setion OF Liver
ana Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such med.
icine you will nnd in Electric BItters, and
only 50 cents o bottle ct Noyes' Drug Store
q Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

Tes tle1 ftplri hAs bern printed an
Fsfrrl'-f no sh1s- vsiasu1n % 81
ft. -- HN asUglt incrvsse over last var
Irr rlrrsr Of polls IL SD, an ipcrcasc ot
. over a. yeNr Ths amount committed
rr Cd lection vas slt iif ~, ant N rate
l. r. dollar The cosi ofthc town
ar- a tr-r slts 9. incluiu ~ he De-
r-sa.s in vaiuauor 20 stock. fafnltnre,
eel. ~ thsttpensc foihsr poor 20
r1e 90 isrt of tas town i s..i23al, not
.re11.rg scos 5...s for The present win
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Atrs.sOpJ. s,i..I'-Ii.c c. DAVIS, Register

uxyosp. SAL . Court Of Probate held Of
Paris, within sad fOr ths Couaty % oxford, Ca
me thiri Tuesday q Feb. A. u. lss..
ADELnERr DkLAsO, Admlnistrat)r With the
will ANNEXED on the estate Of il0ses bsnsoa, late
OF Canton. In said COunty Of Otford, deeessed.
having pTssentef bic sccouat 81 s1nnisHAuOn
OF the estate OF sad deceased for suosancsi
ORDGRED, Thai sad AdministrAior alive notlee
10 All persons interested, by efesinE eOpf 81 this
order 10 b Published ghfeo seeks saccsssy ely IN
the OxFoRD DNsOcRAr, printed ~ Paris, that
that lhsy mar appear a. COuft OF ffobas 70 be
held ~ Paris, IN sAid COanty, on The thifi Tues
day % Mar. next. ~ nine O'Clock In the t0fe-
nOoa. and show cause, N any they have, Why the
'--' GRO. A. WILSON, Jssre.
A true eOpy-ArrtsTs II. Z. Davis, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
Newrv.

Tuesday evening North Newrr sewing
circle held their festival At Poplar Hotel.
The affair proved o. b-s success. Over
Que hundred psrtook ofsupper. which con-
sisted of oysters and pastry. ! have no,
yet learned how much vas REALM II but IL
must have been gooily sum.
Mrs. Lucretis Besn Il lying critically III
AZ the home Of her daughter. Mrs. J. ID.
Lit,lehsls.
Mort Thurston has purchased boiler
and engine for his mill The old ore on
,x.minitIon proved 10 be past repair.
v. II. Knapp and wife are on svlsit TO
their old home.
There iss singing school nov IN pro
gross Al Newry In charge OF J. II. Howard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

Paris wtthli nd for the COanty % Oxfori on
ths thiri TUESDAY Of feb., A. ID. los.
WILLIAM NOODsuh. kkecsiof on the
estate u Dssif q. Turner, late 81 feru, 10
SAD County, deceased. hAtias presented his ~.
eoput o. AfmlaistrAti0a OF ne estate OF SAID de-
csksed for Ailo~ancei
Ordsrei, mai the said Etecn,Or give ao,lee 70
al psrs0as iniefssted ~ causing soopy OF this
or,lsf 10 b. pablshsi three ussks saccessivsly In
ths Oxford DE mOerst printed at Paris, that thsy
may agpear st Probats COsftte 10 held al sfis
In sAu County, Oa the thiri tuesisy OF Mar
nskt, Al O'Clock In the forenoon ana shgu eanss,
n sny they have why the sane should not Be al
GRO. A. WILSON. Jstge.
Atruse0py, Atissti-II.c q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
be has been daily appointed by the Hon. Judge
Of Probate tor the Cosnty % Oxford, and assumed
the trust u kxscator Of the estate Of
LOUISA HOLMES. late Of Buctfeld,
In said County, dscesstd, ~ giving bond - the
las directs; hs therefore requests all persons In
debtef 10 the estate % ssid deceased % mass In
meiiats pAymeat. and those who have AM
demands thsreoa 10 eShlblt the sane u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
North Errnhnry

A Temperance service "a. held Al The
chapel on Sunday aNsrnOou. the iath.
Rev. Mr.. stone. Rev. Mr. Livingstone and
II The mesiiug few recitsiiOns were
given hr member- 90 The Sandsy school.
Seth Charles u SIN In = critical oondi.
ton.
Al urusually severe Epidemic OF colds
has visited a. Many persons have been
quite seriously no.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28
East Peru.

Married. ou ths iiih mat, Mellsn De
Sion. OF Eisi Peru, And Miss mabel Nd
DER. - Canton.
Wilson Si.llman has gone - work log
ging for John wymAn. % DietVAe still
man h,s had one % bis horses de this
winter. Toe one that be bad OF stephen
nurrel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

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trsr 49, take IN rrgsrf o. ne supposei
r.sn Ags.rst uorAtlo sni james 4.
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tsrr Toe ever prsssut snos hili question
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fr. Maths winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-28

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>l--rr scotsman. issufs larger cAta
.ls 10 s.-.is thAn ever. al shoss hat
BE- .ls.rtss IL IuCress.ug
f-u GRE Triep1Ons pres 10 issued
st,a 90. Uf s.rios ard oediirg pants,
frssc ~ O NJ gchNts0u. % Caninn.
.trfs1ts green ho1sss are on The shofe
.f Ltks ArasaguutIcook