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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Albany.


Nc. Lsvis. % Lowell. 4. IN to.n hs,,,s
yoang stock snd coz.
school In The Dresser District IA. eoun.
meneed. aaght BY Ms. Eta ssviu. q,
North Waterford.
oar farmers ar get,ing qai,s . fair erop
% potatoes rhsy Ns rOt,ing some ON
vet lsnf
} n Lov.isy h,d 20 hu.Asl. ~ po,.,o..
90 bali an scrv. lie had ten bashels az
Lima bssns In his garden.
Carter Grover hss sod mOs, of his hsy.
hlnks u vont pay ~ feed n N stock.
Me- Walter anf wife, % Norway village,
have ben visiting frisnd. Al The Corner.
John A. Upton rv,aruei % bis home mi.
seek. lie has spent the sumner working
Oh arm In vsrmont. 50 mile. west OF
M Washington. ~. employer cut ons
hautred toes % hay. raised 500 ba.Asl.
~ oats, 20 bashsls % lsdis wheat Had
acre- o. corn which wss Considerably
dansgsi ~ The frost, msd. leoo lb.. Of
msple .agsr.
TIE -idow oftAs late John Grover Is
going - Bethel 10 live with her daughter,
Mr. Bro.u
We hsi on oar table October aivsry
uics sweet coru ths, hai not In The least
oe-n blitsa ~ ~ frosi n vN- from the
eslf % ~ % wilher. Jr. Who IA. wou.
dsrfally ~-cspei The fro-, IL nalsh-d
Pieeisx Lims beans September 3O;h. Had
over 80 Bushels.
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Wilson's Mills.


p. ...thsr 4. .till drs.dial for every
,aiy. aBd oar lovely Indlsn sammsf ma''
bs = thing % The past w..
Gr.os DAnfortA oiAvon' Is visiting f'''
TIE .qairrsl. Of Friday would lead as
.,rsBgsr 70 eonelade that game Va ,
plsuty In oar woods, jadsiag ron we ~
,-rbsratlng schoes- % ne sPorsmn
"a, among car hills. The eoeN.nn.
p.r,is. -rre NE upper ana Io".' v,,.,
hoy.. Fio.sis fhnL Cspt' 60
NJ. Tor uppsr tOsu. Mrs. NJ -. S,sI.s
., c.nt viii Bate. Judge foi love-
80 ca,mpion gunner. y. \. Bennst
- hroash, In nny.tvo squirrels Al,
,srr, pariridse.. An oyster suppsi ~. ;.
s.nr, Al LinBslls Hall. the beaten parry v
n. pryi.s ana Bate party have 's
turnsa Aons - MssssehasS's'
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lrNAnwnOd.

Anumbcr NJ little folk. are on The sick
n.i. hat getting bcttsr.
Rev y G. GOODWIN. who moved IRON
Rrysu,. Pond year ago last Jsunsry. -
sifAifori. y n .. down on few week.
vacation, and made pleasant call last
Thursdsy be reports . pleasant Geld 81
labor % there; bis family II well, and
those twin boys growing nicely. lie
preached a. Bryant's Pond last Sabbath In
,hs A N, 81 Locke. Mills In Their u AMI
will b. ~ Shsiages school house neri
SABBATH.
IA. evident that iohu Buli'. kno~i,ige
regarding the geography OF this country 10
r,ihsr limited wonder n The oh gentle.
nan has ary iiss .. 90 The location of
Yoft,awn sui Nss Orleans
Jsck Frnsts prank. sr. Often qalis anus
irr a. vel a. mysterious We bad two
.ou.shs. on one vine. about ihr~e feet
.p.ft. one 90 which ~s- frcfsu so that IL
roits,, In . few days, while The other WAS
up,ouchsd; ard while cutting up our cora
An. other SAY Ne founi ore stalk With
every lsaf green and fre-h - In JAY. While
al the r..t % The piece Vas thoroughly
kIlsi. TIE muse sing. Of the last month
ihu.ly
whoiiv unliks myself 10 years goos BY.
49, M. M orient. nv dAys uerr bAlmy,
All starr. uss seins eedeSssi my sVeAinE
aEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09

100. event ~ ne Vel hAs besn
- ~ rassiAy evening". glvso ~
n, Tols d Barr. conirsiio, trpn bns-
,..'.,si ~ tAs Sraih Paris 9aAftetts.
.,...V.es. usfs graiuItoas an f'r ne
80. rsrafis. % ~ Baptist All
-. ~ S.1,ath S-heois Althoaga
$500. fal hoase vNs In sttsni.
- a. roatiulef socorts an -
-. y,s.isf a. spqrvcisilve a1fisoce.
- 800 - c1ncsrt Mr. Barry ~
800 ssfn gtrsiiaEs ~ nany friends,
=. s.rg iss p'scs OF hsr usii'iJ AM
,.+tsni.ro.fs tone.
-. 49,, A. s1utA Pari. village Fri-
....,.-'-s ~ ~ ssms. sAs also gratni'
.,,s ~ t,s henstt % ne Village
80, TassNs sgaally saccessfal.
n. Os.-,st "a themselves AifluonA
=, :, - hsFgF rrrisfinE % nee
-, Al >, Arirf = uotic.. an Mrs. Cors
sR-fs. s.ia,lsssi hsrsslf - . superior
.,s,-s-ftisist
l,N- Barr oar people have nstsnei
., - u.s. hesi contrsltns % ne ofsr.
-. 90 ir Ansfica-A fulsast snf
,,-.--sst r,uscisuiioas Slayer. Mrs.
Ausys receive ssre . veieoms
80
hsssi .a.i - 49, IA, Mr. Barry
-,--..s 80, to1ng % hrothsr % Annis
t-.ac.rv TIE marriage "a unfortu'
rsss h Sd mNny years siucs from ne
-. - F...Pauon Mr. Rsrry ~As
Is,--r.s sarsn ysars ago from hsr second
49, CearIss Bafry. TIE srtist, Tor
ursos Cfef.ty
~ Bsrry aas sincs tTvo'~i aerssli 70
S.,s-.'ss. Ia as o. asr fsiosf. Isaac Haf'
r.F.s1- 80 sss psssionsislN foni.
n Hudss 'sAia oCcaffvi aysAr ago
a. Js.y ,st BE- = as vita his wife lons
-. ssrss.r.f. a. ~ foot 70 Str~sket
Nsras IN Paris Hsr anuuA visit -
4. AT rs.i.rg ace oruughi hsf anous
sGns
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ErYahnr1-

No Richardson came back from M. ,fll
~ Cslitornis Sept -. lie reports JuigV
knoeh Knight A. having an extensive las
nosirees In Pasadena. and Mrs. CAswel
a.. established rourishing school.
Rev II v. Emmors OF Brownneld
preached here on sunday In exchange viii
Rev Me- Livingston.
Miss Lifrie Z. Shirley returned 20 Port
Isnd on Monday where she win have pr
vate music pupils.
Mrs. stephen Gordon OF Gorhsm. n. n.
has been visiting st Me. VIM. Gordou's.
Mrs. and Miss bradshaw len for Orange
y. on wednesday. A promising Mis-
.lon b.nd has been established by Mis-.
" with whom she win correspond aftei
she begins her worn In Japan.
Mrs. FROST and Mrs. crocker wen, bach
IN Portland on Tuesday. They speak IA
,he highest praise Of the present manage
msnt o'the fryehurg House.
Geo. X Randall started for Denver. Col.
on Tuesday evening. going to North Con
way and thence IN Boston on Wednesday.
excursion. His sister Susie accompanied
him IN Boston where he meets his cousin
Wailsoe Mssou. Esq OF Thomsstou, who
Il going 10 Denver To 20 into business.
Dr. Geo. p. Bradley. 4 3. ". and hi.
slfe have BEEN At W. n. Rrsdisy's.
Mrs. fife started for New York on Mon.
dsy 10 buy her fall and winter stock.
A reception was given Miss \. 4. Evans
~ her friends ., Mas q swans on Tues.
DAY evening Miss Evans will leave for
her wOrk a. the South a. soon 81 the yel-
low fever has shs,sd.
Miss Msry Abbott 4. teaching 81 South
Conway and Miss Hattie Abbott eontiaues
a. North fyebarg.
A meeting {. called N reorssnlrs the G.
l. G. n Miss II G osgocds on Friday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
West Bethel.

W aat tosch % pleasant weather
,..silai pr Which - are very thsnkful
a. - ~
.,o1as Green. % Nor,h Waterford. l.
80 - .oosirg ans- stock; has bouga'
-. Rollins losi q good family msrs
a. A9nday, died saddsnly with colo
as'n seek- colt by Der side.
Alzs W 49,
.s oa'f . Holt l. sen % The streets les
~ sAlks with difncaliy.
- 'ii.es school hss been sxpOsed 70
II fothsFgill's son o. G0thsm.
d., Stopping win his grandfather
- fsfStil. va The nrst subject q
-, l'Sn with them. Nesrly al ths
,s,sas, al nAny % their psisuts have
a. = Bean intsnds 20 sell OF bis sioel
So 70 hAssAchusstts % stop viii
-. MS winter.
- Heath hss sold his siOck and !.
% STAT ap hls hoo-s fOr the present
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Porter.

cioaiy and rainy; bad weather for hAr
m s,ill rersslns very sickly In this 'ieini
~: typhoid fever mostly.
French and Rice are hsvinga good rni
psintina. -, n. h,,ia
lpgs painted. ..,,,,,
=. -. vine thai weighed it2 i.2 pounds
az Isrre.t one weighed 60 IL lbs.
A respondent OF the Argus speaking
n, ,hs meeting a, the home OF our Repre-
tentative elect sfter election, to eongra'u
ATE supper, &c, and said they were We,
.,,l.aed with their days work. Wen
some people are easily satisfied whei
they claimed 90 majority 10 town ls :,
march and this fall got beat BY "a MAJOR
,x, m that Is what satisned them they VII
re-. sstisf,ed again In November
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Bethel.


Bears WAS the subject OF last weeks
Communication. Suadsy Que was trapped
~ Mlltoo Psnley. She WAS thought "a
b. an old customer.
Tuesday the Bethel Chair Factory Co
sas orgsniE-i by the election Of The fol.
losing ofiicers
n. nArrovs. frvs. n. q. nro-n. sect. AM
rfeAs !. u. nauo~s, a.. q. nf0sn, Calvin
nishcs. a. q Ra-e. !. 4. fannEton, pirestors.
u q. Punngton and wife, OF Brunswick,
have been visiting his brother, Des j L.
furiugton.
Dea tn Chapman hss gone 10 ths
Maine General Hospital, Portland, for
treatment lie has been great surerei
Zoe The last tso weeks.
Alfred Smith has slsrge force ~ meu
cutting poplar AMI birch on stumpsge.
pafch.sed OF wooibary and Purlugton.
IL has three Two horse teams p,raiing 10
ysrd.
Dexter A. Cummlngs. Isaac Crooker
sni J l. Chapman are sending large
Quantities % birch edging- N Portland
snd Lewiston.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An oii physicisn. rv,irr.i nom practice, hAt
ing hal plscssi IN bis hands ~ an ttsi lnilA
missionary, The fafmnls ~ simple fesvisbls
Consumption. ufonchitls. taiArfh. Asthma and
al threat snd Lang Arsctioes. also positive
And fgiicAl cute for NerNuus debility In Al
Nefyuus Complaints. AFTER having tsste,i ~.
-unieFfll earailve posers In thousands ~
$3.50. has fslt n his luty 90 make u knoun u
his sarsftng frilo~s ACtuAts-i by this motive
and dosir- IN relieve human snncring, ! I'll
s~nd fres - charge, "a al uho desire ". tht.
Fvcipr, IN German. frvach az tngiish. 9TH fnll
directions or prvpsfinE sal u,lns seat ~
nail by addressing 9TH stamp. naming THIS
papsf, ". A. Mons. Ia Poser. blocs. isoeh'
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Hebron.

Rev. Mr. Mayo AMI family. % Paris,
sp@nt 10 dsv Win Rev Mr. Iisrieu lasi
veek Mr. Mayo visited The Academy.
frci Bampus Win his wife have besa
visiting hi- Ersnifsihsr. l.. y Bampas.
rhsy returned n thslr home Ia Stonsh.m,
N 80 This well.
} :. wright Zee. % Paris. vas In
to~u Monisy
Rev. NJ Hsfisu af,snisd The oouvsn.
toe a. Lsslsion Wednesday
Mrs.. :. n. Richarisou sni Mrs. A. NJ.
Richarfson arrived 81 Horatio Cashm,n's.
Noniay
Rev : n Richardson IL expected %.
isy. Thsy expect % a., settled In their
Oh hone snon.
TIE coutiuaei rain sni cold weather
kesp- cot door vurk very mnch hsAind
hsnt II l)oss a. n apple pickiug voald
b. ate this year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
NAwrY.

Mr. aud Mr. & & Hsrlo~ started fo'
Bue1 rsii Last Saturday Ia visit friends Ia
TIA, town. They viii attend The County
Fair this week.
Orriu Fo.isr'. yOung folks have gone 10
Psri. On The falf
s.dilsback AMI PutIls Mountains were
White With snow "Wednesday morning.
Qalis . number % snow squalls yt.isf
dsyi ~. signs Of winter are thiefening
People are hurryipg 10 secure The sppl'
crop a. jack FROST seems determined v
pl,ee ur., mortgage on everything this
Andrew Jackson IL fsilingi be has had
irop.icL iroahls for over year.
IA M.gill WAS reported found dead u
bed bat on Investigation turns up . i've
IN a. ever, some OF bis friends a. . us
lance started Tor the funeral. NOBODY
can Tell how such story originated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
South Buckneld.

All Irish snd Bsnuis 0errish are bay
ing rraned fruit. paying si2i per bsffsi.
W sAwysr voted The Demoersuc
tiekst for ne efst time Nths recent elee'
tiou .nd has since received campaign ha'
.rd cougr.iulaiory letter purPofting 10 os
from President Cisvcl.ni-
samuel Caurchln. oDs OF ne oi1 Ano'
mArks % Strvaked Mountain, died f'esh''
~. ,.,... q,
Ice formed one bali inch IN thickness ~
N. freeze % Sandsy uight, so.h Hlt. Ap
DC. IN some Instances were frozen Apios'
solid
jim Young bss 10 employ ssvefA ffeneh
msu cutting cord wood.
Josn Berry snd -ifs. AMI bis .oa'in''.s
Nr Briggs. Asi wife have sone 70 'n'
bach
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Upcle John .nd Ashi Sarah Kidisr ar
10Th gults poorly.
Mr. y Hal. po- -iia Der daughter
Mrs frost. L. quite sick
Mr. Bshbti preached bis eih AMI las
sermon % ~ Sunday. lie With hh Wiz
anf chlid have returnei - wes,boro.
A. n. Para sni wife spent The Sabbath
slth n W. PARK
Ouly sf,w % oaf people attended ~
Paris Fsir. n. T. Richsrts All Scott o.
Dorr sit~rded
wm C11fsn has novel 10 Byron.
Poster a Msfbis. sho commsucci lum
hsriux scan oil help oar working men Y
a winters sork. many % them being A.
rrsiy Engaged ~ WORK fnr them.
NJ. Abh1tt sni daughter Lala ar visit
iug Dcct Binford snd ~ifs 81 Sandwich
Nu SFAKKEs.
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Hiram.


Jsdgs A II. wsksr OF bn's'"a' w" -
town this week. cs.,h.m
HarsBe wsdsvorih wen, 70 00'-
y. n. Tuesday. . .,.s x,,l
Mr. wa G. cismops l. qai's 'eA WIS
iyspspsiA .iek.
tn. .ves, corn canned oy ioass 80 -
MIniksn reached ia 600 cans ss>'''' ~
90 cans In lssI. .,
Ma Emily J. Barnes Is lm2rosln. 4,
hi g. Gould and family have 's'''"'" y
Lynn ,,..oos
The YOuug Peoples soeieJ OF Sa Is,
Rns~.sor meets 90 Monday evening WIZ
Mr.. wallace ., East Hiram. 80.
AIS Moalt0n and Allen M. r,ss0e "
ON a huuting tour In Bartlett y, m
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rHE BEAR BRIGADE.


- ussso1 zine played ~ Oxford
I,srs,ty spa s;th. against he binss
Al - sri ri ne sih iuhiug The score
$50 30 la 'svof % ths Bl1e-. Ins
As,fu-s usr sent % he oai and uei
esscofv Tas game vAs thea called on
srlgti 10 t.s tkfknsss.
iritY tvttIrg there uAs : grand hene'
= a. 20 90 O1'orf Biuss The Atisnd'
,,cs "a goof sit % sic ssre tAteo-
hss N lei wNKsf Il Attsntlng Miss II
4 Ausy sChool In Boston.
Llits WAtsf q aitsntisg school IN
f-rLarf
$3.50 Parrlii cane hsre lNsi vcsk IRON
Ier.iA Ne 20 iacksonvills In JAY.
NJ llssPa Ro1insou hAs ossa very
"a
sals ~ vofkmsu we're tixxing foi
- n1t'au1t of he nss tsm thsy foani
ar. % cfnsui smhsdiet Ia The ma
va IA gfohahly been there slncs
- o.. is- - bslii
r. h'uefs az an-uting he unumeil
s,sca Mel as l. fit
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Ruckaeid.

Lsurin A. Bumpus OF Dorchester. Mass
snd Rev. I. @. Bumpus Of Shermsn, Me-
formerly ~ this town, were here Monday,
Oct. ist. sfter IN absence OF IA years.
Mrs BsrJ spsulding received . telegram
Monday OF last week. OF the death OF her
sister, Mrs. DR.. Crosby. of Brownviile.
Me. Mrs. Crosby will be remembered as
Miss Maria Parsons. Bueknsld's popular
mllliner Is years ago, and daughter OF Col
Aaron Parsons.
Tho corn factory fnlshed packing last
Tuesday having packed $4,000 cans sweet
corn.
Pa, Msiouey's show drew . full house
here Wednesday night
Rev. J. II. Bsrrows takes much needed
vacation oftwo ssbbsihs visiting friends
In Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Hartford.

Cold tine for County FAR ,.,,,,
warmer. In this vicinity are P''"s
their winter apples no., q,
N. Berry l. drying apples 'o' " '"
bis usighO0rs. NJ. .v,.,
The man Who gets enough iof n.s 49,
.o,r ~ vssr 70 pay for his paospha's a'O
- corn thinks himself LUCKY.
F,,nk B,rtlstt has The boss tnrsss,.s
m.ehIos ne thr.shsd lao bushels OF o>''
for DIR. Maxim In hours =. .,,,,,
WIN. X. Bieknsil Of Boston. - su.
ready 70 dash OF his house ~ ~
FORD Cold spring fArm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Andover,

Tiara WAS q pleasant soeisble az T. w
Ri.I.aell's wednesday evening.
Ebsu A. Poor Il visiting Boston.
The higher mountains In THIS Neinlt,
are white with snow i this writing, DC,
nh. -
NJ Y. corson and Henry SWEET are
battling houses a. the village, the former
ON his 10, IN the rear OF TIE Congregsuon
Al church and the latter on the surplus
w. Richards IL charging his house.
T. y. Jones IL bulliipg an addition 10 hi'
Rspor, says that II. q. Burgess has sold
hi. place 10 Bstton Meksns.
The potato yield In this vicinity 10 nue.
h.,,er than last year bui will be considers
bly under the average according 70 All &C
cOunts.
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East Waterfnrs

Born, SEP, 2i,h. 70 the vtf, NJ WIN. :.
A. Hsrssy. dsagh,sr.
iOfh. w
place The 6th.
Dr. sh.dd and 500. Of fryvbarr. mai.
short visit Al \. \. Hslr..
Ciarenet III Pride l. n boston.
Dance a. this plso. ne SIN.
henry Role 4 pai,lsg In q Lutheran
-lsdo- In =. y Hssksli. house aad nah,
Inc other repairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
nrnwnnnld.

Af,sr an absence % nine years Mr. Wal
lace W. Fogg Of stockton. Cal, IL VISITING
ffisnd. sni relatives In town, also III
brother Charles 90 Lowell. Mass.
Ubivsfsalist fslr a. Town Hall Thurs
day evening
Mr. l. Morrison and wife are visiting
their parents
A Cults. Elmer whltney, Mrs. X. sesve,
All Miss Emmons are qalts sick.
Mr. y. ChAmhsrlsin IL sick OF iyphoit
fever and many other. are suffering ffou
bad colds.
Ms. L. A frhk "a. returned bone AZ
ter an absence of = week..
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Ayers Pills,
PREPARED nv
Or. J. @. Aver & Co. Lowell. Mssa
Sold BY all Dealers In Medicine.
STATE or MAINE.

uxroEp. ss-Court Of insolveney. n Wed
nesi.y Of sept. A. y. ls ,o.
Insolvsnt Dsbtors.
Il 10 hsrsby ordered. That notice Be- sivea 70
all persons interested In the settlement Of The
so~ount OF CHARLES A. Tue. Assignee 81
the above samsd Insolveat Debtors, by causing .
copy OF tins or'ier 10 BE- published two weeks,
saecessiveiy, IN the Oxford Dcmocrat,a nevs-
paper printed On Paris IN sad County. that they
Al ths Probate Cosrt Room on the "a wednes
day of Oct. next. % nine o'clock In the forsooos,
and be heard thereon. and Object they zee eaase.
Gk0. A. WILSON, Judge
A true oepy-Atissti n. q. bAvIs, Rsgissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
kfasou.

X J. Mains Lost . nice mare few
days ago. She was taken sick In the
nigh, and dlsd In The morning. Cole ths
cause.
A. q. Lov'joy had . rather narrow
e.cspe from Q serious accident last week
lie WAS riding In Albany and the ALE o.
his gig broke letting The wheel OF and be
vas thrown 10 the ground and dragged
some rods aud the Rlg turned over and
struck him on The back. The horse then
len the carriage and ran 10 Bethel Hill
The horse has . scratch and Mr.. Lovejoy
q lame back
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
Mat paria-

We seem 70 be having plenty OF vel
weather.
Apples were frozen quite badly on 70,
morniug OF Sept, 9Oih also on The mornins
OF Oct lst
.rh.y are having 80 miny orders 81 the
chair f.coiry that the men are putting IN
extra time evenings.
UE Andrews has accepted . clerkshiE
In the store % Andrews & Curtis.
Eagene Cole and Oscar Bo"ksr OF b'y'
ant. Pond are =, work In the chair shop
Charles Elliugwood has resigned bis 20
.l,ioa as head turner and goes To lewiston
Il is reported that oar Landlord, =. J
Caldwell has sold the hotel 10 Conn o
Milton.
A Few store house 40 by 90 Tor TIE use
OF the chair factory goe. up this week
Georgs Parpam OF North Paris an
Phiue.s Warner Of Sumner are To hsv'
houses built this season aud Kendall doe
The work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-09
RrvAnt'sp Pond.

Hsury Rollins, OF sAehassti., -
Visiting hls mother Al North Wooistoet.
De :. A Gailison. % Ncfvsy, Mass q
10 town.
pr. G n Rankin AMI wife are visiting
Al Hiram. Ne.
y n. whitum hss moved Into he rent
over n BArilsti's store.
A. Casss hss lasi completed layins N
sqaeduct. hrirgibz water from spring
/. ngmbsr 90 rods from bis ouiidings.
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Denmark.

',oiss A Daley. Nxsut for Baruham a
80. aNs oe.n in town he past Seek
rtf = i1s hands In ths cora shop.
'-'iss " Gray snt vifs. q X Bean.
Ssofgs % Alien and soDs others Al
80
s9iia fsutsIisr AMI others sh0 ooughi
- e Hoigs s;and a. ne atmiuisira
'sAs hiTs sod 10 IN Aloert II. Jones
tih up fof Sumner boardsrs'
~. a. rrn ~ school here comnsncei
- y 'eiAy ; q Davis snt MIS- Cyn'
Sax hngrse. teachers.
eoiEs " Jewell sitsnisd nv oxford
- - seos sni appeared - Dc
-'sl1g sith god success.
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Roxbury.

TIE smart rain IS, week vss = BIZ
ihlug for Staples II TOOK nearly AL his
p,p'u oct % this river Into The Apdro-
scoggin. A fev msn The nett dsy moved
ths rear % NE drive from Hsun.fords u
scar ths .ss MIL In MsNico.
80 zach rsin mAkc- u hai FOR harvest.
ias
No cattle arovsr. lave ben here tAis
fau
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Sumner

TIE weather h.s h.sn cola Ant s,...
ahls Zoe TIE past xesk
Jo.sph \ Russell. 90 Hartford. r,i.s,
i,s boshels OF pots,os. onst ,r,s. =,
grcati.
George Z Russell has yol. 81 steer.
thn ns..ar~ an fes, and 90. inch an
weighs 2tnO pounds
TIE AIR .ehosl .. prasp.r,,r ups.r
charge % hls. Jsunis K-~ns
PM DUfESBuHr.
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la-is Ffsts.. 81 much 49, s~sihsr.
SFiru'sf tIta 90 hNf snos, not
- 500 rut suoggh - say u showed.
H. ~lstn ksnsr.ou 10 very l0w, car
- I've 30 saort tine.
hs- As.sn Gstchsl coutlnaes on ~
"a -
M s \ suskrsy Il prsparing Cor bet
lt,,sY b Calflruia
fllrg ne. ons from Boston az
- i'lu Nsu T1rt stopped o, W. II
e-ttisYs WciussfAv Night Thsy ~tr'
es.f -ay tossrt Ssoo going In esno-
', ~ rrsr rhsy lsn NORTH COu~sl
A-eiaI uofu.rg
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nirhalh.

IN. corr factory started 40 for us
..ro,.i I'm. this season bat did not hsN'
corn snoagh % ruu bat one day. 49,.
Nsutou STANLEY has been IN 'o"h w
past fec days. "A.
Mr. George Msrrii has moved Into BIZ
nsw houss. -,--.-a
pr Stur,rvsni's boass IL being plss'efsp
Up Johns,on Intends 20 move Into M
~. store this week.
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North Paris

g. W. and @. l.. Dunham, who went
nom this pi.ee are doing succession ous'
Io... ia boots and shoes al Brsiueooro,
Vermont. They have been In business
there but three years and now have ths
I.rge., and bes, equipped shoe store 10 'h'
STATE.
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Istssssssx People.

Alvsrt.lhs paisni ms.lirlss n ,hs recullS -sY
In -hfh a. pfupnftaf ofksmp's iisi.sm, - ounghs
al g,.lis aa-s "a .airsd sunirffll lls sgtenfifss
al lruFsisIs o. give th1ss - al - u . sAfnfls
i..iils ffss fksf tisY msY tfr hriarg pafrhsslnr
NJ lsfrs taliirs Az tnr al ti.oo. We CsftAlhly
-uiii si,iss suid. II may ave 80 ifug oua'umP
f.nH
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lsrt sst.1r. frovsr % Auauru -ho
"a 80 sinPr rgafss uesks via W. y.
na.sIs 80 tsksu vin.sutly ius>ns ahout
20, vfsts go rae authorities ~ IA
al t,ot en- % SIC Insane Asylum 81
llg1sia
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West Sumner.

$50 Cattle show and Fair Al West
A. wednesday. Oct iOth. isss. AL
A. ..-d 70 sttsud. Last year gave
q. 49,. osins and ss hops % GET . better
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- s.s.sy AT wife % Dlxhsid
N. Hs,,sri Houss several days
,ts-t
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A. sfs,s1f rslng tas nNns- % those
-. utss ~ msrY school vao have
-. ,,.s.i 20 tsriy 'or ne sesk end'
"a ~. - fauis usmmonf WAitsr
- Cr.r..s Wlag. usisa hAnnood
- 800 s.pfsB EAroS. Teacher.
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nc E.,s.. u. n. % ROeAisls.
s,rmsfy pastor % ne Bapts,
~. ~. village. -ss In town last
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NJ I,--. Nsrrii o. ,isliiss irisnis In
il,srr az rurusf
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NJ Care Rrgss al . horss stolen
80 - az grcunis Thursisy.
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v-w,r-.u w,ri. Propris,or % Ilsris.
- c..tsa. al Mr. Bsrissll. II
-, 80 sl-s,s % CO.. A. :. Aastin
- - ar
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9-a-Fs N.ull = vislting hs tsiS
r-csf. caN.s. Merrill
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&C a.ana. Of BauEOr, Vas In
a. al sest.
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nLR,lt at M. Nellie Stanley
" 49, vi.l,ei frienis ., Paris las,
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tos.n. Esq. % Jhan A. Lowell
= 49,. "a. IN tom Sanday.
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I'M. ZIP chsss, OF POr,isDd,
Pa. lssi -esk
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VHcolss ,ars.Ains Ia South Bach
"a
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