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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Dixaeld Centre.

We had heavy rain "wednesday and
Wednesday night IL SIN remains warm
this Thursday night aud many ofthe roads
are impossible. We have had no mail
since Tuesday night
We have 10 record the past week two
deaths a. East DlIn.ld, Capt David Nc
Ipilre aud Mrs. Thomas Stone. Capt
McIniire vas the oldest man In town be-
ing IN hi. s9th year Hon. John J. Hol'
mtn We are inclined ~ believe 10 now the
Oldest man. being 81 next June. Mrs.
Barnard a. the village 10 9 little older and
probably th. Oldest person In town.
George Porter b. sold his horse and
now desires % puroh,se another.
We bad no mail a. this ofice from Toes
day night until FRIDAY night. The roads
In many places are overfown with
water. No crossing the river 81 some OF
our ferries on account OF water on the Ice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Andoyer.

The Cong1 Ladies Circle met with Mrs.
Y. \. Smith wednesday evening.
There rAs al interesting lyceum al The
Village school house Tuesday night. A
fall program. including the discussion OF
the qasstiou.-R-solved, Tia, the Indian
hads better rlghi 10 America than the
Whit. men-and paper. read by Miss
Maud Merrill, was well carried out.
Mr and Mrs. Daily, OF Norway, are Wis
lting ~ X A. Growers.
The N. X. Lsdiss Society will hold . fair
81 the hall Wednesday ofnsrt week.
The rain OF Wednesday settled the snow
considerably and spoiled the travelling Tor
= few days.
Sc Clark. In addition 10 his other busl'
ness. has . full line Of essksts and under
takers supplies.
Y. W. Bsdell IL sick with typhoid fever
a. Brunswick. where be has been employ
ed this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Wllann.nMill,

Another h.g sno- storm, commencing
Saniay uight AT lasiing uutn Tassi,,
morning. gives us tso more iest ~ suo-,
an h.ily dfirsi. owing % the high vlni.
oar nal das Tuesday night dii not gei
h.rv autii Thur.isy Afternoon. The roads
haf 90 b. broker and .hovslsi before there
sss any psssing With teams
Dr. Cobb came Up Monday 10 see Henry
Bsnnsti, and stAii uuul Thursday morn
Ing Men ars go.ng oui s'sry SAY. WsJ.
mouth has discharged Ne greater part Of
bio crvs Tso % hls teams are 81 -otk
Coz 2 A Fint hsnling nom The yArd.
A party from Milan vent ~ 10 X. A.
TvitchsiIs camp 90 Saturday
walter BuctnAm hNs dashed hA1llug
timber tom TIE SturtcvAni lot ani orofe
cAmp AArch i-th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
East Waterford.

We learn that Charles II ellison. former
ly OF this place, now OF Brociiou, Mass,
Vas married some weeks since TO Miss
Mary ilut;.
Miss Louie Brown 4. sick with dIph,he.
ria.
Hannsh Jersey. OF Lewiston, hn her
brothers, Asa llerseys.
Zsbulon Abbot, Is agent In Temple Hi
district
We lately saw hens egg ihs, measured
arc inches.
Mrs.. james Ch,dbourne has been max
ing cheese through the winter, fading that
4, pays better than butter.
frank Chute has returnsd 10 his home 10
Casco, and Q Mr.. Small, OF Norway, has
moved into the Baker house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

S7-rL preparations az osing made ''r
80 -ssfva1cs 90 D. ,stsf Sunisy, April IT.,
a 80 Bs9ts; charch Toe choir, unier
rs -aissa.p 90 n Hsrsey, Esq VIII
ir,1rls 10 s11li t-euty voices, assisted
tv ifs B1Ct.-.i ofchsstra. Ill render j.
Z ha,ills pupl.sf Esstsr snthsm entitled
10 LIri Nakri a. Ons out % Slc,p,
t.ettef so sev~ra other appropriate
Frrss Toe Past1r. Re-. J n Bsrross.
Ff,alhasrfm1u 'lr ths occasion. The
ltla 1~C1rAtlrs flr TIE onssrvance All
-f.rrrsi.lu - tas event sil he provided
Its glr r a. cordially iuv.tsi % ~ rrvs-
trt services 81 commence A. N o'clock
a.. Iatae evenings Suutay school Coz
c-fi 81. ns gvrn A service % scripture
a. 80. '1r q ,stsf Toe. entitled "A Day
tlT rykv El1eri Lowry. commsne-
"a e. ls.f gastsH
ANsf thrsr years trl % he Town
sls,ru. Ba-kfs.i decided a. = sP-ciAi
i1su ufs'Iug at saturday % re;gru %
81 District System.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

The late severe storm and large quas,i.
y OF snow ~ this time OF year have mads
ne rosds very bad and The travelling will
De bad f0r some time 90 come.
The funeral % David NJ. Fox Was well
attended slih0ugh the travelling vas very
bad. The charch vas well hllsd. A dep.
ataiion NON The q AR Thompson Post,
Cornish, took charge and Rev. Henry ".
Snov, OF Cornish, conducted the service,
delivering one OF bis beat sermons from %
samuel lo-9, which wss listened % with
marked attention BY the audience. Mr.
SaoSs QaalincstiOns &c q scholar and
speaker are TO well Known 10 need any
comments OF nine, sutice % say nj, re-
MARKS wsfe very gratefully received By The
relatives And friends of The deceased.
Crows are quite plenty waiting 10 com
mence depredatiOns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
East Brownaold.

The llus storm cleared away brightly
,ni nov may Ne no, look tor spring wealth
err
Mr.. Oriusy. who bad the misfortune
~ bre.l her leg ihre. weeks ago. died q,
hsr .u.h,srs, Mrs. ElVah Teobeits, on
The lslh,
Elen Poor. The adopted daughter Of Mr..
and Mr. John lIoigion, died 10 boston,
where she hai gone for uestmsnt, OF ~
pholi fever. on the iSlh. The remains
we're broughi here Cor 5afl.l, The funeral
oecurfinli Al TIE residence OF Mr.. noigdon
on TIE lsth
The m, asles are spreading far and near,
bat i've i.Vs nothing worse DO one should
complain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Newry.

Potatoes have been going 10 market With
. rush Tor week past The price q, Beth
81 .. 20 cents per bashel
Charlie Harlow. oi Bueifeli, has been
10 town on rlsii lately.
frseland Harlow IL about 10 move 10
Duckneld
We are In the mld.i OF = thAw. the Fret
OF any account for The winter
J. y Brown .ni wife have been made
happy by the birth OF son.
A few Oxen src coming oct OF the log
ging woods. They look A. though they
h,i seen hard times.
Now 4. the time when The sugar maple
Yields ~. sweets. T. n. Jcweu ha. ID.
best sugar orchard Ia these pats. lie 10
ettsi With al the modern cOnyenienoes,
Including patent ev.porator.
North Newry Sewing Society I. 10 NEE,
today Al Nsury With The minister, Rev.
NJ. Davis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Bethel.

A rain storm Tuesday aud Wednesday
settled the snow In Bethel about two feet
Fears were entertained that the river
would break up. and that much damage
would be done. but cold wave reached
ne Friday and ell danger IL sverted.
Saturday morning the Thermometer
registered zero and the shedding is excel
lent.
vinesn, q Chapman who Was carried
10 the Insane Hospital the 18Th Inst. died
the ?2i ard his pdy was brought 10 Beth
81 Tor burial.
Mrs. J. Il Chapman entertained the
Congrega,ion,lls, Chole At Rlalio Hall,
Thursday evening. A most enjoyable
time aud large attendance.
The freshe, on the small streams Old
considerable dsmsge and very much Inter
ftrred with the lumber teams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
"a Correction" Corrected.


E.liiOr Democrat
Thsre Is little discrepancy regarding
that tar question, but really ofso little I'm.
porisnes that, had not been accused OF
deliberate fslsehOod, would take no fur
Their notice OF H. "One OF the tar payers
OF Greenwood" says that well ksew the
tar for which Calvin Cole was arrested
vas assessed In isst That IL 9 mistake
knew nothing OF the Kind, simply for the
reason that when the tax bills have been
presented, 1 have paid them 10 soon As
practicable, generally rather slov, To be
cure, IN consequences OF hard fortune, bat
promptly enough, yet, 10 keep out OF
I,ll, and then have given the subject no
further thought. but my remark Was not
Intended 20 refer 20 the time the tax had
been running, bat 20 the short space OF time
given for all that class OF tsies 20 be paid,
without regard 10 Circumstances, which,
I am told, expired the hfst OF February.
And Mr. Cole, fading II impossible 10 coll
leet them sll within that specified time, Was
Obliged 10 account FOR the remainder, which
be did by paying els OF his own money and
giving his note for the rest
Now let ne look for . moment 81 the d.
tul ItA1gbsA N'IaAhtNh " N"s'is
Cole when he Vas carried - j,il for taxes.
lie did not own square rod ofreal estate,
aud the horse, COW, and sir sheep that he
had on the place were all mortgsged for
their market value or more, 90 he informs
me. And that Was his aadRofDl condition.
Then The last day OF August be cut, or
rather spllt his foot open, so that be had
10 20 on crutehes for . nambsr OF months,
aud with 9 cane ever since. And that va,
his personal condir o.
10 regard 10 IIlra Blsbee. the remark
vas m,de Of the faneral, 10 my hearing,
that he WAS fortunate Ia dying when he
ala, since they we're Intending 70 carry him
to Paris for taxes that very day. Amer
wards IL was repeated time and sgain by
others, and 40 I had not beard word
about orders not 10 arrest him, l took II
for granted that 10 was true.
Perhaps the language used about car.
rying such men 10 all Was little strong.
bu, one correspondent OF another paper. In
writing Q short commentary on the same
subject, put II In language 80 much more
csu.tic than mine that the editor refused
70 publish IT, L. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Rrnwnhnld-

tn. rain 1. pouring consequently the
roads are getting son.
There have been ~ cases OF measles Ia
this village.
Tier, we're two funerals 10 town san
day sni one wednesday.
Nildred Kicker dii not die OF sesrle,
fever . Vas reported bat OF small POI
Her mother and slsisr Who were with bel
when she died are sick 81 their home sooa'
two miles from the villsse. The Drs. Ia
attendance pronounce u small por. Tier
10 gtes, excitement ior the reason thu
quite . number have been exposed 10 u
The board OF health have taken IL Ia hant
hoping 10 stop It's spreading.
Ernss, Frint I. qalIs sick with The
measle. and will not rsiarn - fuebars
Academy on sceoani OF his eyes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Denmark.

william n Frvsman "a. gone TO Boston
ln search % employment
TIE farmers herv are msking move %
get batter factory established In this VI.
ciulty. n one !. built u will probably e
located ~ Hiram near the janctlon OF the
4. % ant n GSR R X This point
appears the most central location.
Ms. Bel I'LL hsi rctarued 10 Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs Rafus Bennett lsaye next
Monisy for Worcester. Mass where thsy
haveA good sltuston 10 TIE lanstic asylum.
They have gagged for one year and their
uumsroas frienis here deeply regret ibs ?
depar.urc.
Arihar warren. our blind BOY. give. =
musical eutsrtsinmsnt fritAy evening NJ
Oii felloss Han lie l. % BE- assisted
~ locA tAlsnt Ani rich treat may BE- si
pectsi.
wm A Gooiwiu zoe, % Portland g..
Cav ,raursiay
llsufy u Smith .. 10 Portland with his
uits go whom Dr wesk, = ireaiipg for
hip disease
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Dixaeld.

Qalts severe rain storm.
Sn0w settled and roads became very
slumpv.
Wv. whl,nsy. OF Lancaster, was In
town this week.
spool mill running ten hours per day.
waist party ~ Frank S,anley's Thurs
day night, with hall corn sapper.
VIII Kidder will move into Harlow Block
while be 4. building his house.
G l. Howard, % RumfOrd, Is a. woff al
ths hotel making some repairs.
Miss Nellie stanley IL a. Bath.
Mrs. George ID Blsoee, OF Bueknsld, 10
in town.
There vas quilting ~ Mrs. Joe I'd
muuds' one night lasi week.
Mrs. Gf,cnleaf y la Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Rumford Point.

Robert Howard died Tuesday, Mar. 20ih.
The cause of bis death was typhoid pnsu-
mOnia We already feel the missing link
10 our circle. lie was loved by all and by
all will be missed. Always pleasant and
cheerful and ever shedding happiness
about him. lie w,s true Christian, &C
knowledged the better way pesrly two
years. lie leaves many friends 10 mourn
bis departure.
Ms Annie Martin met with severe &C.
cident last week. by throwing some wool
into . woodboI, q dowel Jew from the bon
piercing the leit side OF her nose, end pass
ing through the upper Id 10 the outside o.
her eye. DR.. Abbott dressed the wound
and doubtless will save the sight
Charlie Moore losia little fuger while
slIiiug one morning IL Was caused by .
collision. The runner OF his companions
sled cut OF the Dagger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Hartford.

oar line storm got along IN good season.
Ernest Thompson has sold bis place u
Orison jordan.
Zsnn Mitchell IL very low. lie 10 sui'
fsring from cancer.
J. n. Desfbors lost . valuable cosss,
the other day, from blooi poison. She
dropped three nice lambs q abort time ago.
They are al alive and 90 for the bottle
With q rush.
Albert sampson b. los, his SOW aud
ten pigs
Bsfile whiting. from Auburn, 10 visit.
log hl. friend. In Hartford.
Arthur s,mp,on sni Fanny Blsbee were
married Sunday the ilth.
Lincoln Parsi. and Anna Irish were
married the i2th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Summer.

Qlits little rain storm recently.
The annual circle me, With Mr. and Mrs
w. q. ABBOTT last Tuesday. Two com
forts snd one qullt we're disposed ~. The
following officer. were elected FOR the en-
suing year
fro.. Mr.. Julia Pariin. vice Free. Mrs. Ar
sblne Abhott. Sec. Mrs EllHs stufisVani
Treas. Mrs. ArAhine Abboti.
The society This year numbers twenty
two msmbcfs.
4. 4. York has rvuisd the william Rus.
sell farm. Ia Hartford, and will soon move
bis family there
UflA. Bonney has twenty. three hens,
that have laid i0i dozen. ofesgs since The
frst % last November.
Pro DvFHNnUHY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Nnrunv Lake

r,s fsmaus - Mr.. AugusiA Richard.
So. .ats of B1stou. we're seat here lasi
500 'Ir rirfmtut
M Ls1u q FROST 10 .ick vita the
l-uls - asAr
70 'alsraI ~ Nc. susan Wooi1riigs
a. ,sf ialgaief K-heccA vss bell lst
hIr'sV af.rN Mrs wooi1ritge died
as >a,lf'sv a. lIA N snd Der daughter
h.rN NJ " issvsry OF laiy ant
"a 1ssr SEA flr some une
" 80 Clc'e samuel Partridge cot, for
,t ST. tine s.ucs his lllns.s. lAst Monfay,
80 h- sAEri 49, far a. The store
oar a. raIn storm hAs helpei 20 carry
a-'y s1ns 20 ne suo~ Ani - Improve TIE
s1.rg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Fast Hebron.

We have enjoyed nss thsw this week
90 account Of the storm the Young pso
,ls did no, have the soelsole on Tuesday
evening. a. anticipated.
Mis- Emma Russell has gone 70 As0a'N
FOR fss days.
M W. y. Hodgion and wife have NOV.
ed 10 M-chanic Fsils- NJ. II. hs JO'
IN the calender mil there. ,,.
The people In this vicinity are s,S
interested iu The alleged forgery case snlen
4. 10 be tried soon AZ Auburn, % US
9alt. . bearing on msttsrs near nome a,
School meeting IN Dist NO. NE .-'
sn.t- Particulars asxt week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Snnth R.thel

l. 4 Ca... "a. purchased q three year
or colt of l. al Bfo-n.
Hltea nglD-f % iogging teams passed.
bfp1sa aere from ths woods daring The
fa.n storm % at Wednesday.
AIm'sl % plNnuiug % take . farm
or a. BfOuu '0f ne comihK year.
ID. Caani.sr lost . fas coz lNst san
tv
A u. Stevens % ~ hone BOW.
ioaf byants Pad cofrespondsu. must
aa's nAis q mistake In regard % The reel
l'ae- % Hsury D1sns f0r tont tnink be
ever lived 10 thl. place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
NUnaf Pnrn

ID n Weaver 10 a. home quilt siet.
I. Dam 1. doing . good busincss In his
new shop.
BIZ. Walton has got crew OF men and
team. hauling lumocr to his steam mill.
A party frem our village gave Mr.. and
Mrs Dam = surprise on Friday evening
Every one seemed 10 enjoy the occasion.
Hos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Rurnford.

Travelling frightul.
Baslness At q stsndstiil.
Robert Howard. very promising young
man, died on Tuesday OF typhoid FEVER.
c. W. xlmhall aud wife are spending q
few days Al Lewiston.
Y. A Barker. With . party, are on nsh'
ING excursion At Garland Pond.
Mrs. futile aud daughter. OF South Par.
IL, are spending few days ~ Mrs Mar
tins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

The Ladies All me, last Tuesday with
Mr. Plllsbury.
ca WEDNESDAY Mrs. ~. walker eater
tAlnsd The Ola Fellows Circle.
Seth Charlie. died l.st week. srsr tie
dlous sickness. The funeral service. were
held on TharsiAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Peru

n R3sls.os "a. gone TO Aasurn 10 -ors
c.rpsntsriug
Hiram Stl'msn 10 school ,geni In Dist
No. 3. 4. Conant 10 agent To No. 2. srd
bosrts The teachers
n n Rloinson h~ housh, ,ny acre. OF
wool lani % N. Hall for sl35.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

Sheriff Sylvester, OF Pennington. who
arrested whitney ard Foster, the Bennett
robbers, points out several weak places In
Fosters statement duplicating DR.. Weed,
and expresses the opinion that Peter Ben.
nett never will see his money again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Ths uomIIest Man In Norway

A. vel a. the hsnAsomsst. and others are invited
10 es ea any druggist ADD get rnts tTiA bottle Of
ksnp's Balsam f0f the throat and Lungs, remedy
thsf Il selling entirely upon ~ merits and u guArsn-
teed 10 rssss and cure al chronic and scus Coughs.
Asthma. Broaehitis and CONSUMPTION. Large bottles
80 snd ei.oo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

PnoroGRAru, 0 by l3inehss, Of bean.
tlful lady mailed free for Is cents. Sells
for si IS II. II. Hay 4 sop, Druggists,
p,saIanh NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

Anang tas siiornsys sitsuiing frohai.
a. frs1.rsbcy Court last -cek ~ noticsd
a p U6.t ar :. = Stsafus, % NORWAY
U1r J.hnP SsAssy. ~ Canton. Hiram
E,-i,I. 10 n.Issli. sai % II uerssy, %
Blckft.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
East Peru.

EE Holman 10 moving over 70 DlI1,ld,
on Oh his sl','s fsthefs farm.
W m Clnaut hAs moved on 20 bis farm
In Livcrmore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

re psn,crst, elected their ticket 10
w,isr, Il. in ne nf.t election unisr ne
CIV rrsrfer snrr warn camQAgn- TIE
t1-iv f1r psVnf 80 -. fof ne resi o.
t-i,l Rruheu Foslef, ne mayor
s.rt "a. rrsn . Rspan.lcsn, ani sAys taAi
h..neltis R-pl1lcsn a. ever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

IA. rrrortsd that N. recsnt thAv Anf
s-..fs As ICED .oms % Tie mesioss 10 he
t.t.-.tv - Ne BOY, can 20 skating Sunday
.ts.,st AZ danger 90 gcttlug drowned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

70. r11a,sI f1r N. defense 10 ne Der.
tsrtr.A taIat thsy have founf to men
- naie atr.p o. Dexter on TIE dAy %
n. fl51-r. snd ~ho ar ne ones for
80 tas convicted msn haV. besn mis-
taIsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

p.N True. OfsOaiA Paris, vas At n.
III WEDNESDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

S,s,1I meeting. forths election % agent.
In tsi. district % cs.lsi fof SAiarisy amer
p,1n nsIt sta O'Clock. Al ne school, house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

ne CouuJ Commissioners held An al
,,srpst session lAst veek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

NrHp Tulus al family Ar, visit.
irsA asr ',thsrs. ". n Coles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

Rev WI uolnss. OF Soath Paris, oe.
,.,.-i ID. Baptist paiplt Sanisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

uonAP. B0nSsy. ofBOslnslt, attend.
81 PROBATE COart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

NJ. Jsnrs Mrrfiii, $40 as hcen spend
AZ 81 viutsr vith hcr soa Loren, ou ne
H. csu- Zone lNst -csk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

A lsiisf fron ioniA. Mcn-, SAYS The
.rr-i.AI zone, ne birds sluging. an 10
.ssus .tsafsy iu ~ lasi % April
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

WI C1iss,IiAvery alec coz - Lsou.
A. wsitmal iAst v-et
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

i,.n Caa.,. E.q OF Brysn,, Pond.
"a. A. Paris WEDNESDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

ps,utv SatfifR A bsrroSs an isugh-
,sf. % Csntou, we're a. Paris Two days la,'
rssk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

Hon. w.ido PstisOgln. ofRanfort, ~.
In ,o-u lAst week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

Ei-.ri p urtlng,. Esq. % Frysoarg.
,,.,rist Pro1sis Court last Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

Austin. E,g o. Buesnsld, was a,
Paris last seek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

NJ Kaigat E.q o. RumiOrd. ~. In
,o-u lass wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

csrls. R.-.on wishes 10 sell Ais hoass-
Ao'i goods. See al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
ON THE HILL. 4"
DIRE rORY.

-, H.rt..i Chsr,h; frssehiag ssrvics ever
49, sanlsy ~Chs-a q n q. rsbesih
-, Slrsts e. o p. I. Prayer Nestings.
$500 EFen.nEs 81 -
,..-''-.- -.rs.rs ever -uuisy 81 m a.. >ahosth
49,. ~ ur..s nani -EmsfY Msson, isslsf
-. Trilsy svcninrs. 81 ~ ~cheai heusf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

En.r, Bouu.y as -l,s have returned
srrn usrrfh'l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27

wurrUoEE pnrucr.
NJ. Mar B5-ssr = 10 very poor healis.
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abs 0xters psn,nsrut.

6bs Oxtors psntnsrut.
ION THE HILL"
prKEcToRY.
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$50 = iiAs. saatsf 49, - ~ :, r.oe.ih
,.-'.s Ssrsts q e ~ ,. I. Prayer Nssiinss.
T,sr'lsy W -. a. C.oliss Aarsn. F.sinr.
go -srvirs even sanisy q n 49, s-he-ih
So a.. h.. n.si --Ensry Nssos. Leader.
-. Fraisy svea.nss. 81 ~ -choe. liouss.
M True. Of South Paris, vas At u.
Ill wednesday
AP Boussy. ofBOslasld, attend.
81 PROBATE Coart
Hon w.do Ps,,sSgii. OfRanfori, vas
In to-u la.t week.
ER Austin. E,q o. Baesasla, Was At
Paris l"t ~esk
csul,. R.-.on Wishes 70 eel Ais hosss-
Boa goods. See Al
NJ Kaigat E.g % RumfOrd. ~. In
ton lasl weinesiay.
Ai,sn chase. Esq. % BUsnts Pond,
...a, Pari. "Wednesday.
ne Couu,y Commissioners held an al
i1srusd session lasi veek.
R., w Holass. Of SoatA Paris, &C.
es9.ri ne B,Ptls, palp.i saoiay.
E,.,-t p H,suug,. E.q. % Fry,S1rg.
,,..pist Pro5sis Court lasi Tuesday.
r,.-gt, sssrifR. A Bsrrov, AM isagh-
.r. % Csntoo. we're a. Paris Two days las'
vssk
s-so,I nesting. forths election % agent.
f-,sI. fI.tfict q cs'ls,i f1f SAtarisy amer
ps5n cert. stto'clock, a. ne school, house
IA. rportsd that N. recent thav ant
f-.,fs "a ICED some % he meAioss 10 ne
,.e.u.tv - ne boys can 20 skating sundsy
uts5at az tAngsr % gctuug drosnei.
A-,ss tas siiorusys siisndlng rrobsi.
a. fnsa.rsbcy Court lAst -cek ~ noucsd
- U1t ar = = Stsarns, % Norway,
U.r T.hr 4 Ssasey, % Canton, Hiram
E,-f,I. % nIssli. as % II Jersey, %
B1cttst
wurruoKE pIsrucr
NJ. Mar B'-tsfi = 10 very poor healia.
liner, Bosu.y .ni -its have returned
fon Hsvsih.i
WI Co.es,Ii very alec coz b Leon-
a. wsltmal iast v-sG
Nah ~ Tuius al family are Walt
IrgA Boz ',ihers, W. H. Coles
NJ. J,n.. M.rfili. vao hNs bcsn spend.
lrtts- wiutsr vita hsF soa Loren, ou the I
n csm- hous isst -cek
,.iisr fron IonlA Mica. say, The |
.rr-tsA gore. ths birds siugfng. Ani 10
sen. "a a isy iu ~ lasi % April
T,s psn,crs. elected their ticket 10 T.
w,,.r,Us. I'm Ne nf.t election unisr ne /
rfr rra-tsr. anrr warn campaign TIE /
r, ,..tv slrn a,1f 49, -. fof ne rs.i % /
t.t.t-i,L Reaheu Foster iae mayor /
s'srt "a. rrsn . krplnucsn. ani sAys taAi /
see. g',i k-pa'lcsn a. ever.
u. r11a,s. f1r ~. tsfsuss 10 The nen' |
tsruA thInG thsy have founf tso men I
- na'satr.p o. Dexter on TIE dAT OF
N. fl11.rv snd ~ho ar ne ones for
ws1n ths convicted msn haV. oecn mis-
tdsu