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o'clock A. NJ. With Los Angeles and Eureka
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

isssnr sIi P.tch. hrisss. strusk cut ~
'-..t. Oh .T huEgs q lmgiru. uArsrAVcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Andover.

The Republicans OF AndOyer AMI Byron
met q. the Aaiover town hall. Saturday,
the isih, 10 nominate 9 representative FOR
this district Jiigs HlriT vas called 10
the chair, and ChAs eastman chosen
clerk The names OF three candidates wer.
presented n the o,ucu, sni b,lloisi on.
With the following result Frank Il.
Thomas. 90, o II. Poor. SO; John Good
ridge. 10; scattering, l. Ca motion OF
Mr.. Goodriigc. seconded by Mr.. Poor, the
nomlusilon Vas maize unanimous. Before
adllurulng the following resolution Was
adopted and endorsed by the candidate
Resolved, Thai the nr., concern OF all Fooi
government L. the Writ ue and .0brieiy 81 TIE
people. sni the parity OF their homes. We, q.
kepaLlicans coriiAlly sympAihiss with All
,iS ss o. 10 ,smps a shi morality.
P.P. Thomas. TIE Republican nominee
for Representative WAS serensiei by the
band sstari,y evening.
The Congregational L.dle,' Circle whleh
met with Mrs. T. L Merrill wednesday
evening WAS largely attended. The pro.
eeeds OF the evening were between sl3 and
slt.
Harvey Morton sho, l.rse bear a. the
Surplus Thursday.
SIR. T. Poor has been nominated by the
Democrats 20 represent their district Al
the next session OF the Legislature.
The new ball OF the Andoyer Agrieul,u'
raj Society 1. aboa, ready for use. The
ocieers OF the society are making large
preparations and anticipate the best fair
ever held on their grounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
South Buckneld.

The Grand Army boys and the neighoor.
Of ID X Jack, volunteered u sive him
days work Ia hsying he being backward
With h.ying on account ~ The sickness
snd death OF his daughter Sadie.
Dan has been offered 500 for his four
months OLD sucking colt got by BABY
Dean.
The professional hor.emen are al the
exhibition aud races At the fair ground.
this week.
All the butter made al the butter factory
IL engaged In Boston before IL IL forward
81. at The highest m,Fke, prices.
fuut Roberts moved scres m grass
10 day with one horse william Arson
WOoi machine.
Bennie Gsri,a has -v,pped away bis J
J Abboit mare for John Bery's famous
pulier Ben IL ready Tor another trade
We learn TIA, the sweet corn planters 10
thl. ami Al lining towns Who subscribed
corn for The wln.low P.eklas Co, stv 10
hold . meeting this Thursday n decide
What ii.po.ltiou shall be male OF their
corn ctop
Roscoe Tobln works In llsrlov's factory.
Dr. J. y. Decoster has moved into the
rent over the Randolph Thomes store now
occupied by Themes 4 Ian, . . feed
store.
Or A. &. Whitman has purch,sei the
old usmlln farm OF Daniel CLARK and be
come b0aa fls farmer.
A. q. Packard thinks he has four weeks
OF hsying yet
Al the corn planters meeting II was
voted 70 deliver the corn ~ the factory &C.
corilng 30 the originsl ooutrsct with the
siiltiousl provision that the checks for
The payment OF The corn are 10 be sent
from the trustees Al Portland ilrec, 10 the
farmers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Albany.

The Republicans have nominated foT
Representative Cyrus kneelsui, proprietor
% the Albany B,slns House. . good MAJ,
Mrs. Barrett. . teacher In . colorcd
school a. Atlanta. O.. gave al Interesting
lecture A. ihe church Tuesday evening
Miss Mary Bsaitnkof of Baltimore.
Nj, sister % Rev T. NJ. Desienk0r
called on friends here.
The people a. the Corner we're male
GLAD ~ = cali from their former pastor.
Rev. samuel l. Gould. who no~ resides Ia
Bsihel AZ the advanced age % ~ l.2 years
IL wAs much beloved A. pastor sni .
true patriot; be gave for his coauiry two
sons. one fell In The battle OF the wilder
ness. Ani Que did ~ yellow fever. being
|, Surgeon In the Navy
W Jadkins ,ni wife % North Norway.
are visiting friend. here.
Miss LitIle Dresser, . teacher In high
school AZ Georgetown. Mass, has spent
her vacation II her fathers, Z. L. Dresser,
and next week will r,tarn 20 her school
where she l. engaged Tor sysar.
Miss Edith Dresser l. engaged to teach
The winter term In the fsrnsli district.
Miss Eil,h Farusworih OF Boston. Who
10 boarding. AZ Daniel Cisrk's, has bad
qulte an IN turn. DR.. WILEY Was called
AMI she IL convslescent
"Wednesday We called on several OF our
friends. among them we're four ladies
over eighty years ~ age and two OF them
over ninety. al Ia one nelghborhooi.
In same nslghborhooi Is Que brother 80
years old.
Amp. q Bssn h.s been II North Brldg
ton looklug Tor = chance fOt Oas or two OF
ais sons 20 attend The academy this fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Frveburg.

Fred walker has returned 10 his post on
= railroad In Indiana. His sister, Mrs
E,mes NJ wobarp, Mass. aud Infant
daughter. are stlli at Mr.. Henry walkers
q. A. Page |. n ON Monday for leicester
Miss Kate Tib5stts, who has been IN In
valid for msty years, died on Monday,
Goth, and WAS buried on Wednesday, Rev.
Mr. Livingston officiating.
A large party assembled Kesrssrge on
Monday and were favored with an unusual
~ clear day.
The camp meeting a. Marths's Grove be-
gan on Monday but the sttendsnce is much
less than In the earlier years OF It's history.
Mr.. Harry FROST ,ui brother are al Miss
II. q. Osgoodsi also Mr.. Clark, wife aud
daughter OF Portland.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Mating len on
Wednesday 10 vlsit ilallowell before re-
tsrning tn Newark.
william souther started the same day
for wyomlug Territory.
Mrs Cyrus NOVEL; OF Portland, IL visit
lug her sister. Mrs. DE-. L>msou.
Mrs. Illldebrsnd and son are IL Chatham
visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Webster ofLow'
ell. have been visiting friends In Conway
and fyeburg.
Mrs. +. l. Eastman IL able IN ride out
The Congregational circle held 9 very
successful fair al the yestry IN Thursisy'
r. NJ, Aug. 23ri, AMI . very iae entertain.
msut vas given by the young ladies' and
children on Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Lung Diseases,

Tor which i believe u 10 De the greateV
medicine In the world" James Miller.
Caraway. ". &.
"My wife hal a distressing cough.
with pains In the si,ie and breast. We
tried various medicines, bat none did
her any good until I got bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral which has cured
her. A neighbour. Mrs. Glenn. hal tho
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use % Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I
have no hesitation In recommending
this medicine. - Robert Horton, Fore
man Headlight. Morrillton. Ark.
Ayers Cherry Pectorai cured me Of
q severe cold which hal settled on my
lungs. Ny wife says the Pectoral helps
her more than any other medicine she
ever used Enos CLARK. Mt. Liberty.
Kansas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
SUPREME FLOUR.

There 4. no article OF food more general
ly consumed than wheat r)ur In Its various
forms OF bread aud pastry, bnt chemists oy
examination 1nd that by It's use, mankind
loses txo-thirds OF the elements that go
10 make up bone and muscle These Vital
elements are the phosphstes which are 40.
solutely necessary for the maintenance OF
health, and which nature has provided In
the wheat grain. but msn hiss removed
from the 4 )ur In the process OF boiling
n WAS this fact that suggested the inyen'
ton OF Prof Horsford OF his preparation
for q baking powder thst would add these
nutritious phosphstes. aud thereby supply
the deficiency In the nour. Ia place OF ths
alum, cream tartar, etc used IN commo.
baking powders, be produced an acid
phosphate, and thus makes . baking pow
der which not only raises the dough, %,
leaves In the bread the vital phosphates oil
which the -four has been deprived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
BuckAeld.

James II. Dscoster OF Mechanic Pals
Was In town last week
Rev. &. T. Ogden. Episcopal. % Port
l,ni, ~As At iisny Nuliy's. Saturday, the
18Th inst
The ''tie-up- In Ephralm Atwood's barr
gave way one night last week and precipl
tsted four large oxen and COW into the
barn cellar. The cattle were unipjured by
the fall.
The amendment 20 be voted on q, the
next election regarding annual sessions OF
The Leglslaiure viii probably receive de
eided MOI
Jadge Symonds OF Por,lsnd, was In town
fridsy-called here a. tha Instance OF the
farmers Who had planted sweet corn for
the factory. Many Of them had 20, =
little uneasy about Who was responsible
Toe the payment A foil meeting was held
Al Reform Hall Henry ID Irish was call.
ell 10 the chair. Their grievances were
stated and explanations made. resulting In
satisfactory adjustment. The farmers
voted unanimously 10 stand by their con.
tract and deliver their corn. Judge Sy.
monds Il one Of the trustees OF the J.
winslow Jones Packing Co.'S property.
Bleknen a Cloutier. blacksmiths. have
dissolved. Mr.. Clou,ier will carry on the
business AZ the old stand In the village.
Mr.. Dicknell 81 his shop near the depot.
Both are good fellows.
q. Tilton AMI wife returned from Mar.
ths's Vineyard. Friday.
Rsy.lI n Nye. n. ID, OF Norwood, Mass,
Uoiversallst. preached a. the Methodist
church. Friday evening. 10 . good house.
Rev. \. l.. n Chase OF Great Falls ~ H..
preached a. the Baptist church. Sunday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Wnaf Paris.

BrAibary's barge. With four horses az
StarhlTt a. driver. took % 50 Children b.
longinE 10 The NE \. school. and viii
several other teams loAdei With teachers
scholar. art friends. drove % Rooln' nesl
grove al Brysnt's Pont. where . grsnt
good time v.s enjoyed ny all The boy.
we're highly slsief. as tssv wra . game OF
bal. the score staniinx n 60 ~.
Qiite . nnmh~r % people from This
vicinity we're ~ ths grove meciiug q, Bry
ants Pohd the i9ih
Miss l. Enma Hnnsht0u ~ Boston
nai. . short vl.i, N frisufs 10 this vlllsg,
M past vcek
Dr. lsies l. Improving
N-srl Youag hss msn rem sielluE BIS
house
We bear hat there l. -nou % be nies
usv 4 AZ dang q the hresfss % this village,
with ne names % llufi.oa AMI Morton
% 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28


Rather cold weather for the crops, which
are very backward.
Farmers are dsaslng their grain To n.
Hiram To be thr.shci. There will be .
fair crop.
Sweet corn II vsry backward. VIII no,
be ready Tor the factory before the middle
OF next mouth. The crop will be light N
the weather IL goods hat should We have
an early ffost it will % . failure.
The Elmwood House a. this place IL
we'll nll.i with summsr tourists. Quite .
number are attending tbs cam, meeting ~
Alton BAY, MI.
Mr.. Elmer n French ~As here on visit
To his father, Mr. !. l.. french. lie com
mences 20 teach again ss principal OF tue
Academy al Epplng. w., In lev days
oar fall term " school IL now In prog
ress, Mr Clinton Stacy. teacher.
The unlon fair N CJrni-h commences
the 9TH of net, month
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Denmark.

Charles King and wife OF Cleveland. o.,
are boarding at the Bracket House. Their
sou boards at the Wentworth cottage.
Mr.. Wentworth has his large house full
OF summer bosrders, about sixteen In
number.
The picnic Tuesday was we'll attended
and Was very agreeable occasion TO those
present
Mr.. Coolbroth IL buying timber quite
extensively for the Ssco Lumber Co.
Denmark sent delegation 10 Brldgton,
Thursday night. 20 hear T. u. Reed.
The Republicans OF this place raised 9
Harrison aud Morton dag. Thursday.
Capt Robert A. Stevens, sheriff and
.llor OF York county. Was visiting relatives
here the present week
Mrs. ohn Plpgree 10 visiting ~ Al
| fred.
Mrs. Mucls Smith OF Cornish is visiting
at Chas. II. aud A. J Smiths.
The crops sr. very backward, especially
swee, corn, which win be near two weeks
behind las, years. II the frost does no.
Interfere fair crop may he realized, bu'
IL does not look at all promising NJ th'
present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Hebron.

Quite q number OF the yOuug people
w,et rom here IN The Poland camp meet
Ing Saodsy.
uR-s Mr. HArisa'- Mpudsy
Mr. Kuspp OF South BOSTON. l. 'lsi,ng
M. daughter. Mrs. n. :. Donham. MT
Donhsm l. preparing 10 shlpsls TIE "bf'eA
House"
lis begun oa the nss parsonage
c.ll.r .pf The lamb~r l. beiug hsuied
NJ Clover Il making great Improve.
meut Ia hls store - well {. msnng "
l.rs,r. lie has hsd thing. upssd. do-n
generally FOR .ho Psi week but setuns 70
rights sg,ln nos.
Mo. sulivaB Fallsr and d.aghtsr OF ok'
h.rd. w.r- la tp~n Sauisy AMI Monday
DANIEL Nurch 90 Buekdeld. visited MS
si.tsr. Mr.. Msllsn Besrcs tails week.
Mr. Barrows Is AZ Mrs. HoSss. sho
Mrs y. r. Glover has Der cousin 's'"'s
her.
We thluk that rose bash belonging 20
L French must be . gres, ear'os'v'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
To the Old Veterans
or oxroRp COUNT,

Comrades
The --mi.snuu,l eucsmpm~nt ~ The %
A. Il ID ~. of M,lne, will ~ held 81 Lew
lston ou Sept i?.h, In connection VIII
the State Fair, and the veterans OF OXFORD
Coau,y ought % have not less than 2Oo
m-n In the parade on that day. whv MAJ
not the different Posts 81 The q A. aud
the old veterans Of the County p'in 20 %
In a. the Pair Grounds tosethe6. AM ~
form ssrhs Oxf,rd Coaa'v B,it,lioa" Ia
the par.ie wm X KinhLi Pct oi
South Paris. will turn Oui from .hirty In
forty 0ld Vets. also our vr,er1n drum
corps will accompany a.. w" cordially
Invite the several q A X. Posts aud al
oil comrades 10 the county N unite with
Ne In the formation Of ihs "Orfori County
Veteran Battalion
We will he glsi 10 hear from the dinsr
cot Post. q. - whether they viii jOln us,
sni ais, how many msu they will ,arn out
Write a. once, sni u desired. Information
will Do given q. IA where the OkfJri Coun
~ veterans will renisIvOa. ou the morn
Ing OF the parade q, LEWISTON.
III " BOLSTER,
Post Clmmauier. WIN. X kimosll Post
Souih Paris. Ang. 2Ji. 1855
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Oxford

Rev. DR.. Nye % Psnnsylvsnia, lecture,,
a, The school house ~ . large audience,
Iuestsy evening. SAL CO. "whn I.
TRUTH"
Rev. Mr.. Gre~l-y IL o. lecture Sunday
sveulug n M Kaixht. of Labor, on $50.
eiaism, Arbitration ART Co operation. -
us sahlset las; Sanfsy evening was 'sTAs
Bible and evolution"
The ladies % the Con grvgstionL Society
sre P.psrine All otherwise improving the
chapel.
The game Of base bah between the Fat.
ard Leans for TIE bebsd, % The Pablo
Library ns,tsd ell. AMI o. more wss given
~ Misc Corning, msking si6 for the
Library.
TIE nsw hail ofiAsK. OF l. at weleh.
vile. Il 10 be dedicated Saturday evening"
Cyrus wardvell kilei . black snake
near Els door Which measured s feet, ?
lnches
Rev. Geo. A. rssks1ury 90 Cambridge.
Mas, vill visit hls father, Rev. Geo. y.
re-ssbury. and viii preach a, the Cougrs.
gsiioual church.
Miss Lucy McKeeu OF Norway, former
" % thl- town, l. very sick with disease
% TIE brain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Bethel.

The fall term OF Gould Academy. Bethel
commences Tuesday. Sep, i,h, In charge
OF A. G. Dresser. Al, with an able corps
OF assistants.
Mrs. Ablsi Chandler opens Der house for
school bosrders 81 o. 80 9 week.
Mr.. Il A. Chapman. Mrs. Thoms.
TsitcAell sni two daughters, are visiting
Mrs. Jadge Poster r the old Bethel home
Mrs. II usmil;on ~ Mattswsmkesg,
IL visiting her aunt, Mrs Ew Woodbury.
Rev. DIV. Hardy and family len Bethel,
Friday. for three weeks vacation.
A. X Hsrriek, aud family have returned
from their visit 20 the sea shore.
60. Mllls,i has moved Into tenement
on Main street. from Greenwood.
Mrs. o. GrcenleN OF Lewiston, Il
visiting a. her fathers. Chu. Mason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Wa, Rathal

The loWery weather has inside II slow
work Tor The hay makers 10 tnlsh up but
low ground grass has kept remarkably
green and fresh.
George W. Grover who WAS s,rleken
With paralysis -four weeks ago, Is no bet
ter, and In some respects not so well a.
durlug the two rrsi weeks.
stock l. doing veil In the pastures, but
buyers are not plenty.
A disismper IL here among The dogs,
dropping some OF the list
The selectmen will be In session A.
Town once on Saturday. Sept sih, 70
correct check list, and all voters should be
careful 20 know their names are on al
right.
Republican flag raising At Bethel Mon
day evening. Aug. 2Ith. Cleayes snd
ssasey are 10 speak ~ Rlslto Hall. Cam
pAign hats are ordered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Dickvale.

Tue hay crop 10 this vicinity IL ne.rly
secured and Is q little less than last years
crop.
Mr. Robinson OF Auburn, has taken the JOB
20 haul Rowe 4 wymsn's spool lumber TO
Disheld.
Lo,tle Ellio,, has been engaged TO teach
the fail term OF school st Franklin Center.
A few have gone on the excursion 10
Portland and the Islands to-day.
Leonard Csnwell has taken JOB telling
trees for X. y. Tracey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Mason

lis cold this morning aud looks like
October. and q. shard ehano@ for corn 40
less Ne have great change. When Afsir
lay happens along many men are busy hay
log on low land Think al OF the grass
viii b. cot this year; never saw people
more eager Tor every piece OF spare grass
] G.. Bean sold The grass on A. d. Psines
meadow % = o. Grover.
Mr. \ %. Grover has been quite slek
and her little ooy Was very sick FOR . Few
iAy-.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett Was taken very ~
Tuesday night DR.. Morton Vas called In
haste; better now thsnks % the doctors
shin.
Sir. Moaltou OF Sweden, has been
round picking up the last lots OF wool !
20 cents the price.
Nh Tyler and wife have been on
visit 70 OtIsdeld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

"Our Journey 10 the IIebrldes" IL ths
opening paper In Ilsrpets Magazine Tor
september, snd therein 10 described .
tramp trip taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pencil through seotlsnd. A. they went,
Mr.. Pencil sketehed and Mrs Pennell took
notes OF what she saw. Tue result 10 =
charming contribution, which will be-
rell.hed by all lovers Of Scotch scenery.
II must no, be supposed. however, that
everything VAS lovely al the way. Mr'
Pencil saw much Of the sufriug OF the
wretchsd people who formerly owned
small holdings, bat were .jscted from thel'
farms ths, the country might run Wild.
aud the noble landlords thus have Q good
plsce 10 hunt; and she writes about the
outrage with yigor and esrnestuess that
must attract attention. Here aud there
throughout the article are gentle hints 81
welI.knowu deplcter- OF Scotch scenery
and life. who, from Mrs. Pencils point oi
view, have BEEN guilty OF too great en-
thusls.m. The personality OF the writer,
a. revealed In this article, IL certainly
charming. Mr. Peunelrs sketches-mor'
than dozsu-ire excellent. A con,inus
ton OF 1.-THE Journ y will appear 10 the Oeto
Der usrpers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
STATE NEWS.

Bslf.., il 10 have $50 .OOo Ola F1llows
Temple.
Gsn Fisk, the third party prohloliory
eaniliaie. speak la Maine Sept III.
The lease oiihe Y 40. railroad 10 he
M.ln- C~atr.l h,- be-n completed ny rsti'
ncnion ny the stockholders Of both roads
An .oolden, 81 the horse Urn, a. Augu,,'
wrecked thre. sultis-. sni irJafsd seyera
person. AMI horses l.. a Trou OF Bos
Ton. was dsngerously injared.
ostobsr i0.h Il nNsi /. Maine Day a,
Gettysburg Gen. Ssldeu Conner u ~ BE-
the orator ofthe occasion and sv,ry large
gathering OF Maine men IL snteipi,ed
The cxcnrslon rates are qalie low.
The trial ofDa Weed for completely Ia
The Sewp1r, robbery has begru AZ Bangor
The doctor has 9 Formidable array OF
counsel retained In nj. defence. ~ IL said
ms. strong case IL being made ou'
against him.
The Plr., Maine Cavalry Association
aud IT, Ladies' Auxiliary will hold their r.
uulon q, Blr H.rbor. weinesiiy. Sept.
s,h. Arrangements have been m,ie "
provide for the association and their
friends A. The Roilek, for - per day OF
si0 FOR week. One fair for the rOund
trip on most railroad and steamboat lines
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
East Summer.

oar summer visitors 10 Ola Orchard re-
turned Friday evening.
Your eouespoudeu, and Others returned
from = trip 10 Peaks isl1ni. Thursdsy
evening. A delightful sail among the
Islands was much enjoyed.
The Free High School opened on Taes.
DAY under direction OF Mr.. Joseph PatnAm,
Who taught the here last spring.
The West Sumner high school Il In
charge OF II. q. W. Cushmsu.
The school 81 Hartford IL In charge OF
A ID. PArk, Who has had charge Of the
Academy At Dlxnsli.
Mr.. Wedge of Hebron Academy, will
deliver = free Lecture 81 the Baptist church
Saturday evening. lie Il a live, Interest
Ing speaker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Pnru.

Wilson SULLIVAN. II. y. Sullmsn and
wife, aud Mrs. Cors Cannon wentto Port
land on the Goth, 20 the soldiers reunion
Henry Castle has been up on visit u
Mr. X Buber'ss when he went home "
waiersllle hi. three daughters went bach
with him.
Mrs Howard Turner'S little child. about
one year old, came quite near beine
drowned . short time ego; she len ths
room and there wAs . tab OF water on th'
4 por, shsn she came back she found The
child In the water.
Al. wslker has taken down his old
barn aud Il puttlng % q new stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28

We arr having cold wave la., nov. the
Thermometer gOlng a. l0s a. a. 81 night
Unlsss we have f,vorshls fall some OF
The corn vii rot e., a. N 20 10 The can.
alag factory.
Rohert Hs.,lne. IA. some twenty men
Al vork on bis new mill, salca IL golug ~
rapidly.
The suteTtalumsn, AMI fAl. given by the
Moantsln RMS. shieh cane 90 "a the
1isi wAs . success although the weather
vss bad. the bal vss Vel oiled and every.
thing pNsset &C very pleasantly. We
understand TIE proo~-,is smonntsi - SO
T. a. ChspmAn % Miissakee. Il on .
visit 81 his brother. Geo q ChapmNn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
Brownneld.

A. X Eaton 10 very sick and not ex
pectei 10 live bot few hours.
J. l. Prink IL slowly recovering from q
long aud painful illness.
Guests at Mrs. Bresllns, Immons
Msjor Beans, Rowe's, Prink's, Durgin's
and wentworth's
q Colby and wife are ~ Ppeburg A.
tending camp meeting.
John McDOnnsl mas bought another
horse.
Mrs. ID. Perkins Is visiting friends Al
Eaton, ". III.
Work is rushing At the corn shop, max
Ing cans.
Corn IL backward; cause cold weather
so the old wise farmers say.
T. Meserve has gone 10 Rryeburg u
work la q coat shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-28
NoWrY.

Mrs 4. u Foster OF this town, died last
Tuesday amer brlsi illness. She va. an
estimsble lady and will be missed aud
moarned far beyond the Immediate circle
81 her friends.
g 8. Richardson and family will return
to Paris Thursday.
]. H. Baker bad the misfortune 10 Gu,
the end of q dagger OF dsy or two slnee
oar minister, Rev. Me-. Davis, has been
absent 10 the Msgallowsy region for The
psst two weeks.
Some farmers are no, ye, quite through
haylug.
The weather for tue past two weeks h..
been decidedly moist.