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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Hiram.


GA the li.h the mercury fell TO 20 below
zero.
Me-. Elias G,ald Is recovering from luos
fever.
Nc. Henry W. s,rgen, Is recovering
from typhoid pusumonii- lie b. ason
born Jan. itih.
Mss vinls Morrill, IL At wes,orook Sem
insry.
The Kslsht. OF ry,sl,s NEE, on Monday
evenings.
The youug peoples society OF Christian
Eadesyor NEE, on Tuesday evening with
Mrs. wallace.
The Methods, Class Meeting NEE, Al
their church wednesday evenings.
The union weekly prayer mee,ipgs are
held on Thursisy a. the Congregational
church.
Prayer meetings q, Edward X IIinsOn's
Saturday evenings.
Prayer meetings q, Reuben \. Moal,on's
Sunday evening.
Friday evenings are len 20 doctor colds
Incurred by being out evenings
Roscoe q. Green has been ,iiilciei some
weeks with lumbago
Charlie Green, OF Portland, 10 ~ hom'
a. 4. Hiram. sick with a cubuncle on his
ueck.
Mr. Richard T.. Dyer. elsrslug Tor A.
a y. II. Young.
Rev. n Henry D,vi. pfsaehe. a. North
Conway duriug the illness OF the pastor.
Thursdays gale riked the snow and
punched u.
Train late ffiisy morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Hebron.


Prof Moody sni family sPeri Sunday
with Mrs Moody
Mrs Warren Nash. oi Harrington, IL
visiting a. Rev. Mr. HArdsn's.
Tuesday the Baptist church q, Mechanic
Falls gave = reception 20 Rev. NJ. Harden
ard wife.
Yesterday Jan. islh) Was ,be lArges,
snow storm OF the season. bad day Tor
The Grange meeting
II Is Qaite lively here iaiS winter Tor All
the cold weather.
Last Friday evening Miss Edith Packard
ant her sister. hal = charsde party.
GA Mondsy, Jan. 30ih, 81 scr. N, the
ladies OF HsbrOa will give benent for the
Hebroa cornet Bard n Chapel Hall. con-
s,silng OF music by oxford and Hebron
Bands, sOugs, declarations, tAbleaur, and
the farce. "So cure, no pay" Admission,
Is cents; children. ~ cents The band
meets twice . week, and are progressing
huely FOR beginners.
Mss Bailey has moved q fATmingtou
for year. aud rented her house IN DR..
Duuh.m aud students
Mr.. J. II. Stuftevsnt and Efpsst are 10
Dlxhsld visiting Dr. Siurtevant
Mrs Caleb Benson IL falling c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
STATE NEWS.


Harry MeSeely has sailed iot Earop', 10
search OF the stolen bords.
The El.tport seutlnsl estimates the
amour, expended In builiing Ia Essipori
during the last year - $40 900
A horse whipping affair 10 which two
promInsn, cl,lisns OF Bath were concerned,
was promptly sp0logiEei FOR srt the sti
o;easioned by 10 suoslied.
The Warrington Chronicles bulldlns re-
view shows that over $3.50 900 has b.er
laid on, In building operations In Farming
ton sinee the great nre ~ issG
Gov. Marble ha, 10 make appointments
FOR Abou, thirty orl;sr. In the n.n' i've
months, the term, OF the ptesen, ineum
bsr,s sIplring within that time.
Gov. Marble was asked whether ths orig
lnA package rum.eller was likely - nni
Maine an Interesting nsld FOR enterprise
IL shall do al I can - make II oihsrNis''
be replied.
The inhabitants OF wA,ersille are 10 vote
upon the adoption OF the city chsr,er II
has been rejected three times, mainly b,
the Democrats, who understood that with
the city form Of government, their chance
OF control would be gone.
The United States law relating 10 na
,lonal banks requires OF the banks Ter
per cent. deposit on their eireulation
Several OF the Maine banks along the Dor
der have handled quite large quantities o
bills on Canadian banks. The banks Ar'
liable for the ten per cent deposi, OF
these, Ius, a. on their own bills. The mat
ter has recently been Investigated, ant
facts discovered which may csase PRETTY
heavy tar 10 be laid upon several Main'
bslks. The bank a. Calais Is The one NOS
affected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Runiford.

TIE Mexico stage driver GOT los, In the
woods one Cay his week AMI dii no, fod
himself n tine to 20 to Mstlco. conse-
qasnily ne proprietor hti q 20 himself
The boys took Lanterns sni snow shoes
.nd went guuning after hin. Bat aftef
crossing arourd the woods from 2F.N
I'll Tor and gsitiag inio brook. be
sighted allgat. pat on sail AMI steamed
luto port ahoai two mile. from where he
started GO round The ROAD ~ else siflng
oat q bah oftviuc nsxt time, Mont
The good sltigting thing % The past
Snow better % en- beds than % tread.
Laundering lively.
4 Mr.. swan. workman In The mill %
Mann Broihers, met with = serious acct.
deut GA The i,ih. Wills Al work with cir.
cglAr saw. BY which be losi he frst two
nagsrs of both hAnis Drs stuart AMI
Rsnklns dressed the vounfs Mr.. Ssan
IL lsbofinE man with dependent family
ani Mr. CCtia. The proprietor % The origi.
ma AT only third class hotel. very
promptly heAfei contribution Ani with.
Ia an boar ralsei forty I've dollars Tor bis
benefit G9oi f1r lite vili,ge eoni,ln.
Inc Eve houses
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Albany.

Geo. Briggs hAs moved 20 the stanley
farm wii, hls father.
Geo. A. Foster. % LNwrsnce, Mass, has
purchased asd moved his family 10 The
ken Upton farm.
I'll. Bean. Who IA. been driving Aisam
iu Lasrtuce, Mass a FEW months past, u
49, A. home on account ola lame shoulder
c,u.st Nv bsiug thrown from q esrfi,ge.
Tyl.r +. Cole has gone % Gilesd 20
wor. for Hastings a L)cke cooking fcr q
.umbsring crew.
JoAn Grover and wife arr qal,e feeble
al. vlptsr. lie went % Waterford Mon
Cav. - the funeral Of bis son Austin, who
died very sutterly. IL seems hardly piu'
Gent for a. ,ged and irnm people a. M
Grover aud vifc % live alone a. they 90
SIR. Poland recently moved inio ioNn
With bis wife and twelve children. Ihey
h,i los, one by death. last Friday another
daughter vas born making them parents
Of IA children.
Theron Cammlngs has began 10 draw
bis poplar 20 Crooked river Tor pulp lie
has quite : JOB.
We are rlai 20 hear The whistle Al The
steam mill IN Hungry Hollow once NOR
Bu..bs.s IL booming there.
oltsn see Ola clocks. etc, spoken OF N
the Democrat. A. e. Bean, 81 this toHn
has one formerly owned ~ Mf. LOVE- y,
father OF J. n. Lovtjoy, Eco that vas SCI
% In the year 1912. and has slwsys osen
faithful servant. although Old syis 10 ", -
drsss. n silll keeps up with TIE VINE ~
does no, intend 10 rust cat While idy "a'
lug.
Ambrose wsrdssll has jast retsrnse
from business trip 90 BirmlBxosm, Conn
IA inches OF light snow and stu coming
SckiBBLER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
L,ovell

\ n Ilsrrimsn has bought ayoss OF
oxen ~ Sumner Kimbsli. lie nov has tn
oxen drawing pine aud hard wood Lumber
Rev. J. W Webster goes this week 10
kii,ery ~ labor FOR short time Ia assris'
OF mestlngs there. lie will be gone oter
The SabbAih
Cru. A. Martin has been SICK for fsv
DAYS iE \ Haichlns. lie l. nov better
Eno. Head hss very good pair ~ ,
yesf.Old colts They AfV black 9th Whit
stripe In the face and white hini f,si iis
raised one and bought The other oi Sllo'
mon Elliott
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Porter.

We are having cold time.
Tue.isy wks The coolest m0rnlug Tot
The winter. Thermometer 20 below snc'
lag In tie nigh, with eight Inches OF snow.
Mrs. Anssl Alley died Sani,y nlgh,afe'
|. short lllness. She leaves husband.
three children, two % them q1lts Young.
aud an Invalid mother. who has been con'
anei 90 hsr bed for slsht years Tfuly =
hard case. she WIS . fond mother. =
dutlfal wife aui . cool nslghbor. The
bercayed family have ibe sympathy % The
entire community IN this ,lcinliy
Mrs Nellie q. Traves, OF Dover. y III
IA. been here on short visit - hef faith
er,i l. fWnch. brother AMI sister Abi
ifisnis In this place.
Mls. Nancy KtEu Il qaiie .lck ffom .
pirslyiic shock A. she IL qllts aged Der
recovery !. ioubiful
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

The snow. a. write, q, falling fast
About foot has already cone. A. u 10
very light. when the wlni blow arrives
there will b. chance n work out high
wsy tAte.
Miss Sadie Baker 1. sufsfing from very
SEVERE attack 81 neuralgia Her case 4.
critical. a. The heart l. af-ctsd.
Ffank Blsbse has BEEN ooufucf - The
house for nambef % days, bat I. abooi
agaln uos
The drama BY the upion DfamAilc Cab,
advertised % cone 90 al Nssfy The iith.
-As indsanatsly postponed on aecoani OF
clfcum,iAncts uhicA prtVsntei ons % the
actors from sppeaflng
Msn are vauts,i In these parts ~ work
10 ths woods JOB. can be- bad saving
birch 90 icamlug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Greenwood.

TIE late accidents have not all occurred
Al distance and Among stranger. Last
Monday morning I. W. swan commenced
work saving for the Mann Bros la MI
tou. and "Wednesday forenoon, While o.
moving thin piece % wood that had TAI.
en- into the space between The saw sni
table. With the polni % bis j,ekknlfc held
In both hands. they came In contact viii
,hs sav. .svsflns The fore and middle DO
gers entirely from each hard, a. ths sam
time tsAfing Awaya large piece or -
from The laslie % one ihumh clean n The
bone. lie was immcdiaisly taken 10 ID A.
Ccra'. boarding house. and In aboa, an
hour Drs RANKIN aud stuart were on TIE
spot. dressed MI. wouni. aui Ia TIE amer
noon BE- va. broaghi home by Mr.. Coda
A canifibuiion va. taken Al he pace of
accident. amounting - O. dollars, The
MAN Bro, heading the list with Que hA'
The amount. Amer Mf. swan reached bis
boarding. house. the handle 81 bis knife
va. souad In one hand, With both blades
gore. and b,ckspfing. and other parts dis
tnftsi ,nd bent. - though iheT had seen
rough usage. Mr.. swan had fun elrea'
lAr saw, more OF less. iOf nearly - ycais,
and never before received an accident
worth neuiloning lie wishes 10 thls coz
ueciiop 90 ihank the people where be vas
huf, Coz their kiniaess. i0ing everything
that ooul BE- done fjf his comfort aud bsne'
~ While In their care. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Rafhal.

The co'den week OF The seison a. Beth.
eL The thermometer has registered ron
aero 20 2se below Tuesday morning.
one foot OF light snow has fsllin during
the week, aud the wind has blown 10 Into
drifts, making the travelling very hard.
Frank Hspsooi IL hauling large qusnu
ties OF Poplar 10 tie station for pulp, and
sending 10 % Yarmouth.
n. II Tviich'li has sold two hundred
cords OF s,umpsge - George w. King.
N. A. Mason IL bullilng Q board fence
around his wood lot. % enclose II with bis
pasture. The fence will be about one mile
In length.
\. u. Phllbfook has bought the house OF
Ira w. Clarke on Elm Street
A dancing school OF sin Nights opened 81
Ideal Hall. Monday evening, Jan. 10. IL
70 taught by Me-. IIiEletou, ofSorwsy, and
IA largely attended. An afternoon school
OF the same teacher has recently closed
here.
s ID. Phlibrook has, during the pist few
weeks. completed two very desirable cot
tsgss FOR renting. They are situated on
what IL now called Chspnsn Street, bui In
the spring Mr.. Philorook viii plant slms
along It's line AMI change it, name To Elm
Street. Both OF the cottages are now &C.
cupled. Mr.. Philbrook owns several doe
building lots on this street, some Of which
will probably be built upon duriug the com
Ing season.
DR.. George NJ. Tul,chsll aud vile recent
ly spsn, . few days In town visiting friends
and relatives Dr. Twliehsll I, AZ present
iolng cnusli,fabls editorial work On ~
Milne Farmer lie I. also al arisn, work
sr Ia the Grapge, AMI has spoken In u. be-
bali In various parts of tie stat.
We were sorry 10 learn OF the sickness
OF Mr Hiram Young. who wts taken sud
denly M while visiting a. West Paris The
hrst 81 The week lie 10 now AZ his home
In Bethel. aud 4. reported oonvslsseins.
WE skllllngs AMI wife have gone 70
Florida, Mrs. Skllllngs 20 spsui The vla.
ter. Me- ssilllng' 20 stay few weeks and
then rsturn.
n l. Understood that the X OF l.. vii
give grant ball a. an early date.
A leap year party, under The auspices OF
the UnlVsf.,li.i society, was given al Ideal
Hall Friday evening. Jan. %. AMI n0,vlth'
standing the bolstefoasnsss OF The el-'
menis, snow. blow sni drihs. VA. largely
attended Ani much enjoyed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Danuark

Mrs. I. NJ y Stevens. Pfsslden, OF ths
". e. + 4 81 Maine. will speak al Old
Fellows Hall. DsnnsTk Corner. Friday eve,
Jan. giih. snd ifit Ia very stormy on that
date. Monday evening following. The 5oih
Inst
The Drosthsll Dfsm,tle Cab were a.
veril.ei 10 ,ppear here Jan. l9ih, bat dli
90, pat 10 an ,ppcarsnee. Aftsr The audi
ruce were is,emblei. The money was re-
funded, asd al went home sstl,nei.
Elmore u swan IL In Portland baJlnz
stock for his blacksmith baslness. lie IL
verv busy ifouiug work wagons sni doing
ordiu,ry blacksmith work. EmploTs two
men mos, OF The time.
Newman n wilson has TRADED bis farm
With q Mr.. Llnscoii, OF Norway, fjr real
estate there. ani moved 20 that vill,gs.
Mr. wilson has bcsp resident Of this
town some thirteen years. sni proved him
.eiftn 30 a cool CitlrHa
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pas. Uebrou.

GA accom-, OF the severity OF The wealh'
er AMI The dr'ling snow, the ordination,
which WAS 10 have occurred the isih insi
la. been sgain postponed 10 future time
Miss Emma Resell, OF Poland, l. visit
ing her sister, Mrs n. II. Kesne.
Amsgic lantern entertainment IL 10 %
given Tuesday eve. Jan. 2t,h, At Sure
Haven Hall, for the benefit OF the EAsi lie
hron y. II society. AMI Wednesday eve. tbs
gJ,h, there IL IN BE- leap year box fesii
va. Tor the l. %. q. rs bentnL
AR. l. y. Bradbury Il 10 poor health
this wluisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Rnmfnrh Cnntrn .

We recently received . report oilas Eye
and Ear Ith'muy, % Portland We no.
iiee among many other excellent thinE'
fouad In - contents, that Df y. u. snail,
formerly % mi. place, has been aided %
the lisi % doctors. Their record Tor The
past year 10 good one.
NJ. Walter Abbott has made several
criminal. 10 BOSTON fare hard dafing ,hs
past few monihs walter IL dolug good
effective work.
slitty vaughan hn been laid % severn
week. with bal arm.
Mf. Ch,rles y. Johnson los, nice m,fs
recently. eaa,e Gokuown. We afe Vefy
sorry FOR him.
That piece 10 the last Issue OF The Can
ton Telephone. regarding The u y. II X
X IL no credit - The person that wrote u.
Comment. on such piece are not neces
s,ry Ramford will SPEAK Tor herself ere
lOue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Andover.

Another foot OF snow Wednesday, FOL
loxei by the Inevitable blow.
Mrs.. John Akers fell on the ice and bad
ly Injured her hip Monday OF this week.
:. II Merrill, OF East AndoVer, VINO has
been sick with complication OF diseases
for The past month, died Tuesday night
The funeral. arranged for Thursday, had
% be postponed en- account OF the weathei
and condition ofthe roads. James Frsneis,
aged AbOut ~ years, died Thursday fore.
noon, 81 tiphiheria Both OF the deceased
were members % Lone Mountain Lodge ol
Good Templars.
Mr. and Mrs ]. II. Bailey are visiting
friends 81 wilton. Me.
one OF divers teams broke through ih'
ice on The lake. = few days ago, and one o.
the horses MAS drowned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
East Summer.

DeA- solomon Bisbee. an aged and ~
specied citizen 90 Samner. died 90 Taurs
day. the i2th Inst aged - year.
Oa the i3ih. Mrs. Lydia Cutlef, an oil
lady living Al william u. Sswall.. died
agei IS May oi our Agsi people seen
,o be passing away hi. winter.
Eutmsn. oar reliable AMI sntsfpfisin.
scotsman. IL now busy sending III. snnuA
catalogue % al patrons. AMI any that MAJ
desire. Tie published 10000 copies
TIE Congl society have dashed iati'
vss,ry. ani have ordered ss,,ess Tor ih'
sane. under Rev. Mr.. lllbbari's lsbor'
The Attendance a. the meetings has iuersn
ed.
oar school IL prospsflug under NJ l. c
rutnam's msnagemsnt
Thursdays wini made sons huge drifts
on The hlllsliss Toe railroad trains, how
ever, made their regular trips.
StoCUA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Dixaeld.

About one foot OF light snow fsll here
ane nov The roads are badly drlfled.
Qiits . large Tot OF Ice has been cut fo'
The corn factory.
DlphtheriA has again made i,s sppsar
snce In Weld.
Mr.. J. Il. Johnston Intends 20 move The
old post cfice balldlng and bald . new
one with = good hall above, and not pat
new front % the old one. ss was stated be
fore. Such buliilng will be great add
ton - our village.
Mrs. Frank Park. Who has been ,ery
sick with obstruction ard Inflammation o.
The bowels, Is now thought % be oui OF
danger Mrs. W. \. Chase and Mrs. A.
Stoekbrldge arc quite sick, also Mrs. ia
vls.
Mr.. hiram Cor Intend. - BALL tn cot
t,ges In The spring, % rent.
The spool company already have qnite
,srg- TOT Of birch aud pine IN ia.lr yari'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Norway Lake.

Ms. ANY Partridge, % Por,lssi, 10 ,ls.
hing relatives In TIE place.
People ar Improving the good slslghlug
Tseniy Eve load, % wool ard lumber,
thrc, % bark snd one % bay passed here 10
one hour Few days ago.
S.mou Stevens. who recently hai gll,e =
severe p,ralytlc shock. 70 bow mach better
ant csa vAlk A5oat qllte well.
The Thermometer here on Tuesday morn
Ing registered lG7 below zero.
Pee timber IL being hauled on 20 The
lake from al directions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Dickynle.

wln,sr has commenced 10 good earnest
ani every man here who 4. able and will
log 90 work l. very busy.
The Rowe Bros. have four teams bauling
birch from their lot in WOODSTOCK - J. &.
wymans mill Ia Dlekvalf. Mr.. Wymar
expects 20 saw about 500 cords
Mrs. J. G. WYNN, Gran. Chili and Geo.
Harmon are on The sick list, bot al were
Improving At last accounts.
Eigar Townseod's little giil i III With
brain trouhle. and not much hopes are en-
isfialned Of her recovery.
A. I. Fsrrtr l. hsullng birch fof ErAsiu'
Abbot.
Frankliu school 10 again In session afisr
. vacation OF Abou, two weeks on sceoun'
OF .ieknes. of the teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
I O. q. T.

The annual meeting OF oxford coga,I
District Lodge, I %. % q. T, will be held
90 Wednesday. Feb. lst, lsss, With Golden
Role Lodge AZ West Paris. Session 10
eommsnce a. ~ o'c'0ck, A M Grand
chief Tsmpler. N. J. DIV will be present
~ instruct In The new work In subordinate
ami district degree. IL I. hoped th,,
every lodge In Otfoti Couniy will be rep
resented by delegates a. ihl. meeting
Come out brothers and sisters sni Jet
a, have full dsl,ga,ion and . good time
II y. DotsrER,
DlstriCt Templar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

The Norway Medicine Company
.as fofmsf In August issI. f1r the purpose
o'prep,rirg ard introdscing 30 the Pao.ic
ssPscrc 20 pals.
ri. msilcius hai been usei ~ Dr. Geo.
" Brosn In BIZ. practice. i1r sons three
ysars in casrs 90 severe pain, where a.
uiher remtd.ss. ilclailrg mofpaius. hAf
failed LIS urigIl dates from scrincA
ca.s % gastric fever. attentet With ptfox
ysms 20 pas. which hsf-ug tac usuA
remedies. TIE doctor wAs leaf o expert
meat ou he acilou % the uuiou Of csftAin
remedial vegetable agents, ard having pre-
pared such cnmoinailOn a. De thoaght
m ght pfofncs The desired rcsglt without
irIlry d the patient. "a external appica'
tlon 10 me stomach sNs made. Which I'm.
meiiaisly relieved he pain AM stopped
tie vomiting These sppicauons Scfv To-
loved f0f tso 90 three days % remove ne
soreness. and daring which time there Sas
no more Vomiting OF attacks % pain. TIE
fever Abat,d ,nd The patient rapidly In
proved.
TIE usxt case who're The Doctor tried u
sss one OF collie 10 ia worst form Here
10 vas uset lnirefnaly. II worked equally
a. vel A. In The afsi case. Amer THIS u
"a. spplist in al eases attended with pain
AIT always with The same happy results
n sas tut vvry short tine Ntsr ne
Doctor commsucsf % use THIS remedy IN
MI. practice. that be found sach . CAL Tor
70 springing %, that be Vas obliged 70
Gesp large Quantities on band 10 meet ne
decreasing dsmsnt.
TIE more IL vas used, The more popular
o. became. sud % place this inyalaAoi.
spsclfc for psiu fully before TIE public sni
% meet The constantly grouink demand
he Norssy Msdicins Company sAs form
"a a. Shove stated. with Mr.. A. l. y. fike
a. hu.lnsss manager, and % this rev
remedy was given the very spPropri.'e
name - Browns Instant Relief Tor Pam.
Which Is Qllte nksly % render TIE name "
10 originator a. cslsbrstsd - Aver, Whn
er OF Hood.
The COMPANY arst placed u on Tie nafk-
., at he Norway drug stores IN Ne lsitsf
part % SEPTEMBER. ard ia sac Al these
places hss surpassed that OF 81 other
medicines cOmblosd. Some sixty dozen
bottles have been rs;silsd In Norway aieae
curiuE that time. These facts speak
vOlomss Coz ia worth asd popalariiy.
IL Il b0- bsing introduced througboat
The State ard orders have been Alresiy To-
csived from Massachusetts and New
Hampshire. which places have not A. yet
oeen advertised Ia.
It's sale In he bear future mus, os en0r-
moas-Lsvistou Joornsl, Dec. 81, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24
Sbs 0xfnrs usnnnerut.
ON THE HILL. =


yir.s R.cti.i Cs.rcA, rr-.shlag ssrvic. ever,
-s..i.s q n a. -. .an.isf -<a.ss- - - $3.50.
EssaIar ~rrxlrs 81 - = o. Ifafff hstttAtst
rtursisr Ktsu,nEs a. -.
fI.issrsaist Oharch. kFt. Csroiiae AaEstl, fsstei
PY.srhsg -sryrs ever saniAf q u a.. s>eeati
Slteoi 81 Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-24

An article ths, will attract the attention
OF every statesman and politician, every
in,elllgsn, and thoughtful man In the eoun'
try(and a. least one American pow out
side OF his country,) is the Hon. Georgs v.
Eimunis's contribution 10 Isrpers Mag.
sIlns for February. II IL on The Tarir,
and IL his part In the dlscuision ol that
sutI.c, which Was opened by Me-. Waiter.
son 10 the January number. Mr.. Efmunds
Argues thu, the tariff IL not for revenue on
iy, but for the development ofthe country,
ana SITS forth completely the Protection
aide OF the case. IL mus. be said OF this
article, as was said OF Mr.. wstterson's,
tbs, whether one agrees with the conelu-
sions or not, IL cannot bs denied that u 10
an able aud valusble paper. Although II
was In the printers hands before the Pfes-
Idsn,s message was sent TO Congress. this
article would hardly have been altered BY
Mr.. Eimunds. We Imagine, even bad he
known What Mr.. Cleveland Was golrg TO
say. Ia regard TO The disposition OF the
surplus, the article will he read with Inter
es, in connection with Me. Bl,ine's recent
suggestions.
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Ruckneld.

Mld.slnier Roads driitsd fall.
Mrs. T. \. brigham. % Poril,ni. u
spending few weeks with her daughter
Mrs.. Suliy.
equity Attorney Jersey ani wife. an
4. w. shaw and wife visited Coh,sset
Mas. the past week. the guests OF Dt. c
II Brighsm ani family.
Az warren has been App1lntei DePuiy
by sheriff wormvsll
Frcd Barrett Ia. sold oui The N,,hahls
Harlow estate ant returned 10 North Back
fsli.
George Marray received severe ltl ify
.bou, the head In falling through seuib'
In the stable OF Mr.. Charles Forster.
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Hartford

Elsh, lnehs. o. ligs, .po~ li', ulsht
ne liza.
Ernest Thompson has returned hons
from uolbrnke. Mass. amer al ahsencS OF
p mouihs. where be has bcsu % work Al
h.s trade.
TIE writing school a. The Line school
house Il progressing hncly
ABEL Irish 10 buylrg spplss lie bought
go barrels % Albion Kicker
Oid f,'ks' ishee Al Hartford Cenife, Jan.
18th
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Rev. NJ Bufam All wife veni 10
Lsslston wednesday 10 see Mrs Bafam
father. pr. Frsuch. Who u very siek.
TIE Methodist society have oten hold
log revival meetings.
Mr Wallace. The teacher OF The Hlgh
school. las bcsn sick and there was no
school f1r several isys.
TIE Otf1ri Correct Band will give
grand couctft ani ball on wednesday
evening. Jan. ssh, Al Csuiral Hall. Ger
r.sh's OfCAssira In Attsntanee nve pieces
% music. ktmlssi1n % concert and bal
Is cents. Clncsrt % commstcc Al 80,
bal aissA
Charles Jltkins. % Norsay, took The
prize or.rst fof the hAndsomest man al
he assembly on Saturday evening.
Mr. wm. Cummings AMI daughter are
hsre.
NJ. Jaaes McAnstsr Is stIll very sick.