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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings OF Congress.
SENATE.

Mr.. Cullom offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Interstate Commerce
to make full investigation into the rela-
tons of the Canadian railroads with the
transportation across the continent of com
merce which naturally belongs to the United
States.
The discussion of Mr.. Cullom's resolution
took a somewhat political and somewhat
personal turn, particularly in the remarks
of Senators German and Edmunds Finally
the discussion came to close and the reso-
luton was adopted without division.
Mr.. Vest offered concurrent resolution
(which was agreed toy request Ing the Presi-
dent to return to the Senate the enrolled
bill amendatory of the statutes to punish
postal crimes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

Third ::
Fourth
There are also to be elected at the sane time
two members of the democratic city committee
from each ward. Sse4E
By order of the democratic city committee -
iy2S I'd LEONARD MARBURY. Chm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03
ALEX ANDRIA.
FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST 3.

SENATOR BLAIR has the reputation even
among bis republican colleagues of being
crank. 1t is pathological fact that sudden
and immediate Inconsistencies in mans
visws as we'll as conduct are symptoms OF
disordered brain. Mr.. Blair's ears are now
90 sensitively attuned to the music OF the
loyal Union that they cannot bear the souno
If the word Confederate. And get short
time ago he was so in love with wounded
ak Confederates that he wanted to prefer
them for federal Office to all other men IN
tho South. Then, too. Mr.. Blair, though
heretofore among the mildest hammered men
in the Senate, now says he is willing to resort
to the code, not to defend his honor, but SIM
ply to show that Northern man will night
y duel" Mr. Blair must be in bad way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

Mrs. Langtry says she hopes this season will be
her las. upon the stage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03
DEMOCRATIC WARD MEETINGS

viii be held in this city at the usual places on
FRIDAY, August Sd, 1888, at s o'clock p. M, to
select delegates to the district convention which
meets in this city on the 9th day Of September
next for the purpose of nominating a candidate
for Congress from the 9Th district of Virginia.
The city is entitled TO seventeen delegates, dis
tributed as follows:
First ward-4 delegates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03
HOUSE.

Private business having been dispensed
with the House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Deficiency Appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03
River View for 1888
ALExANDR1ANs MOST POPULAR RESORT.

GARDEN TROWELS, of superior quality, solid
VI cast STEEL Just received at 32S King street,
Alexandra, Va.
my21 J. T. CREIGHTON & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

missouri HAMS, canyassed and uncanvassed,
If1 small sizcs, just received by
2p27 ]. c. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

Hon. Henry G. Davis has written letter
declining to be candidate for Governor of
West Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MOLASsES,
IN extra fine quality, received to-day by
nov9 J.C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

NlRUsTEEs SALE OF TIE WORKS Avn
i PROPERTY OF TIE ARLINGTON gRIcT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

SQUARE, OCTAGoN and FLAT CAST STEEL
- will be sold at SO King street, corner Of Boy.
al, at greatly reduced price Quality warrant
ed. foct2Sl J. T. CREIGHTON q SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

CIsAL AND JUTE FODDER YARN just re-
- ceived at 32S King street, for sale wholesale
and retail by
sep15 J. T. CREIGHTON SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

Thos A. Biedsoe, cashier of the National
Valley Bank at Staunton, died yesterday.
A german and banquet were given to Miss
Winnie Davis at the Yellow Sulphur Springs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-03

VXXX CONFECTIONER'S POWDERED So
"A GAR. The best for fine CONNECTIONS. sol
by rmh111 GEO. McBURNEY s. son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
South Rnnkneld.

''The TOP OF The morning 10 ye.- Doctor.
You are lov t.rir amer all We are se.-
lee 20 nee, MIA dyed disciple OF AlsI.
ss1sr Il,miliou.
so Grover Il 20 veto The Senate tsrif
bin should Is pass The present Congress.
Give q. your hspi. our Grover.
Tnurmsn says be believes In free sal,
since The ELECTION.
Ahsl Irish dos 20, huy any more apples
until after BE Chfi.tmss holldsys Ocean
fr,ixhts are twelve cents Per barrel higher.
Altogether the pfospee, IL not OF The most
f,tisring nature.
Del says loo much muguump ~.s What
w.s TIE matter with Grover The Cih nit
Nessr- Wise and M1rrsy are N sb,n'
don the farm on South Hi. boaght OF
That Lss,itt last spring. which will r~ysrt
IN Mr.. Lssyiii. Al auction vas held on
The farm the i0'h.
Rhode Island Greeuinx. DO the best on
vet OF moist soil. None DO better on oor
soil Ofthe 100 ss, cot about the 10Th Of
last Jane, 20 were alive when The grOuui
closed up. Some OF these trees grew ten
inches oy ,ciusl measurement the pas,
season. Although &c, ca, late they were
repeatedly wsisrei with lqah msnure
from The bsrnyard. % which We a,iriouts
their thrifty condition.
ABEL Irish h.. been Instructed from
Portland no, 10 losi any more cars with
apples until further Orders.
Hero. Record ieft bis yogag mare In .
farm wagon unhltehei and sh- ran away.
going Q distance 10 three miles b-iore b.
log stopped The practice % leaving
yoapg horses unhiichei cannot be too
strongly coudemnei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
East Summer.

Arrsnxements are being made for .
Christm.s festival 20 De held In the Con-
rrsgsiiouL vestry In Which all are 10 VII
ei - psrtleip.te.
Me-. Charles II. Gsmmon who had an
attack Of paralysis some three weeks ago.
Toes DO, seem 10 rally from the shoet.
AMI fears arr entsrtrinei by the attending
physician aud neighoors that be may not
recover.
Heury A. Young and family have remov'
ed 10 West Auburu, having sold HIS farm
20 Lgcius Packard OF that place. Nc.
Packard has recently sold the fsrm 20
Weston Briggs who has taken possession
The Congregational society spd the
Good Templsr. have each recently par
chased neu organs for their Tee pee tive
plscss OF meeting.
Now IL the tine for pig tales. Chsptef
nrst. Mrs. Sloeum starts out with z
.pring mtg ths, wAs presented To Der last
Anil by Era Keen OF Hartford. that dress
I'll $50 los Your correspondent agreed
| 10 furnish the meal bat she bossed the Joh
with The result indicated.
Lester Robinson dressed one that Weigh
cd Sl2 IL; stephen Do,en one that
weighed 2s2; \ g. Head one. weight
shout $50; George Maxim . hog, weight
s;T Returns not al In Jet.
Prof. A. ID. Park Dixneld has remov
"A 20 E..t Sumner for the winter. lie hs.
charge OF the school In the "Lins d stries'
Hartford
school AZ the Fiat IL IN charge or Jceeps
Patusm OF DIeky.ls. Who has taus ht twc
terms Of High School here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18


Saturday morning one % our ''hors-
ehsractsrs" was asrne.sing his horse into
l.. II. Hsriov's farm wagon and hsi 10
step % The hack end OF II 20 siide In q
plank. ~hsn The horse started into ruu.
~ vtrgin. We hear. with Fred POrtsr's
horss took The owner 90 The ruuswsy into
The csrriage with him and started FOR
Byron In pursuit They foasi the horse
Al John lloustin's. nine miles away. Ne
having reached there 10 minutes before
bis par-uers did. and they moved right
sioug Laekily the runaway only eollided
With ons v,gOu on The road. that ore
Rohsrt Reeds. Which vss somewhat. bat
ou'y sliEhtly. injared Every ore that
sav The horss on The road said he vss ruu.
uing very fast vhsn they saw him. John
Houstin. sou % ". A. HOa.tin. stopped
hin
Lille uOu.tin closed ten wssk. term
% school In N. Brsieeu District Friisy.
fLAKts.
J Y Stspheus % Ramflrd Centre has =
splentii iins ~ Caris,ma goods. larger
than ever. Price. are lower than last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Ervef,urg

Miss K u. Yates spoke on Missions al
the Methodist church Sunday afternoon,
giving her own experience In China A
large sufience listened 90 her In the even
Ing ~ The Congregational church, wher
she spoke on temperance. 10 icing TIE
regular meeting Of the Temperance Asso
citation.
The winter term Of the Academy began
on wednesday with about sixty scholars.
Mr. DiusmOre. TIA new teacher, boards Al
Mrs. RsndaIrs.
Mr. ElmOre Emerson has moved Into
Mr.. w. n. Brsiley's house aud Mr..
Gaines, OF North fryeburs. has moved bis
family Into Mr.. Emerson's.
Mr.. Richardson's house will be uuoc'
eapled during the winter, bot the family
will return early In the sumner for the
season.
Miss Kate Abbott IL tending Tor J. e.
Gerry during the holiday rush.
Me-. willard Smell II boarding a. Miss
III. q. Osgoot's for The winter.
Signatures are being obtained for pc
utiOn 10 the Legislature In favor OF mnni'
clpl Suffrage for women.
Miss Auns Bsrrows voted Of the recent
election IN Boston.
Read the Record and yoa will know
where % fnd holiday goods.
Me-. Seymour Hobbs. late Register oil
Deeds. IL reported In o very critical state
and II IL feared may not recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
AndOyor.

Married In Abdovsr. December an. b
&. A. Andrews, E'q, James Y Mlichei
and Lula ~. Prrsssy both OF Byron.
Some % The young men 81 the viilsg'
entertained their friends with . soeis
party sni bop at The hall Tuesday night
"Wednesday evening the lsiie- of ihs
Congregational socisiy held their fair and
suction sale of fancy and other things.
The weather W. uufsvorshls bat the re-
suits on the whole satisfactory.
Charles uodEmsn. % slu,h Andovsr
sold his stock and hay ~ suction sale iss'
Tuesday.
"a Perkins 10 teaching q, Peru.
NJ. v. Corson aud J. w. Bedell ar,
teaching a. the village.
ivus Richmond. non Byron. IL teaching
The wiuisr term 81 scool In District No.
The Javenils Tcmpisr- will give 81 en-
tsrtsiamsut AZ the hall Moui,y evening,
December g.ih.
Lewis Aksr. recently killed. . seven
months OLD pix TIA, dressed $50 pounds.
J. stephen. % Rumfori Centre has ,
-plsndli line ~ Caris,mss goods. Target
,s.h ever. Price. are lower than las, year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Hiram.

NJ Isaac 3 Lowell !. 81 worn st TIE
steam MIL IN Cornish village
Miss Hsiiis Eastman. ~ South Bfiig.
100. has ben visiting a. Rsabsu y. Moul-
tnn's
NJ william Wentworth. sou ~ IN. late
JOAN ant Esther Hall Wentworth. ~ III
ram. "a a rscsntlv % consumption. 81 ~.
bone IN Wet Batavia. sni wss barred on
Thanksgiving Dsy. he "a. . psu-ionsr
ant lid from ih- &C. % srposurs In
CO r. efa Maine Regiment voiuu,s~rs
His sge "a. some - years. lie rss .
qaisi. pe,eesol- man. lie leaves widow
ART sever chiltren.
Mr. E1Fsbsth Robbins IL with her
laughter, Mrs wilnsm Cotton In Porter
She "a. recovered Der health. sac draws
. psnsion fnr services that her late bus
Rad. Ne Jn.aas Robbins. performed In
defence % Portland, slghi monihs before
shs uss bora.
Mr.. Bartlett Clsmous 10 very dsnser-
oasly sick al The house % Der sou-ib-lAv,
Llevellyn A w.fs-oria. She IA. eaten
oa, oss ns.i viih The fsuilJ since Zebra
sry.
"a. w..,hs, nov
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
rir.. Worth Living

Ostss -..tsru side % oos % NE hlshsr
kU.iu Psrls. anf ussr farmhoass thsi
- orss caIsd 'the Moaniain Hone" sfs
10, grstss. up1n Zach ~ shich ! voad
ns = p.acs = srssiA % f1~sr. before he
.'u,sf .uou shall f.n They ar he
f,,,,. ~ Janus A King. sui Cara II.
RcIsf Kins. M. wife ssd sido-. IL vss
90 u ths lsts AiotI, and Mir,nts kinE.
afPa-l. shs 80 |. tsnghter % TIE late
Jsnss Rrkef % Hartford. lie va The
s'e.i ~ sc brothers. an elder al
yoa,ssf SISTER. Pr-oeeilag hin. oy mauI
ys,r,. D ''the siieni msnslor she "a.
- y1ungv-t % q family ~ thirteen
a nirrr. % -aom a. east sight lived %
nsssloi Anf uomsnhoot.
Hs -. horu in Paris. a. the h0antain
H1us whsfe his Whole ne vss p.ssst.
JAW 4. isI- she as born 10 Hartford,
N.y if isss ,ud thsy wsre married ~
- ~ T. n Davis. Fso -. issO IL
80 asgtsei ~ NJ Davis. Jane m. istl
49, "a bsptissd By Dr wilsou. Jars 5.
is'1 Ne enlisted 10 Compsuy q four-
tech Ksginsut Maine Noluutsefr, Dec.
isfi apt ssfved his Country fsithfailv ul
\. "a fschafEei for tissniiity, 10 ise3
tui ron thsi time his bsslth ~ss hroksn.
as IN GOES glsucs % his sHpo-ure IN he
,sfvcs. ~ tl,f. Nrca ia. iss3 She en-
I1fst tas flch hls.siug o. heslth, In large
asAssrs tarough ne. All sftsr . fs- days
ofschrs.s shs died sodisuly, Oct sQih,
las Thsy ssrs both reared In CHRISTIAN
hrl 80 ia brothers are al devoted
CArisusr Ma 10 Baptist CHURCHES snt
~ AZ nsscon Cyru. Kicker % The old
nrm
CfAff tr1thsfs Their tvo chllfrta, .
90 att . tsagaisr. 10 vas nv privilege 70
tsptss ~hls vss pfssching 10 Paris
Ltsa carried pair % Oh, ''tosy ~ere hoth
rgsisoa. hsfors Cod. .AlklnS In al ths
eo1utrfnsnts All ortiuancss OF ne Lofd
bt-s 80
Ter p.siy vss slligsrt. fsrvsrt, arf
NrVt Tasy loved TIE ehurch, sni tasir
g-sysfs as - ,fis -srs Coz Der peace ,nf
prosperity Thsy Owed ne houss 81 God,
a. fif 10 30 sag "Iios smiAhls arr M
taasfusc -. u Lord % Hosts Thsy
lvsi zee distance ron The sanctuary,
hli 49, -sfs constsnt in their sitsotsncs
90 - nsans % grace. Their falthfulnsss
a. iss relations % ne uss o standing
eonnstf,ii1u % ne grace ~ uhich thsy
vsfs ssVrf rhsir record Il In TIE hearts
- Aoss so kuss them host snt on
"a Pr years th@y disP-ussd gensr'
co a1.g.taitY AZ heir h0uss, AM boz
rN tasy az guns % their long bone,
~ - ~ missei ~ mAur nsre. out u
10 so-s compsnsatIon fof their ahseoes
AZ s'usialrg % b. thsukfal for. % hsss
fio-r tasm. All o. kno- that sueh a.
~ aa's uvsf All tiet.-Rsv. ii. {.
Islss y u 10 IONS Adsncats-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
West Bethel.

Cold With high northwest wind siucs
Wednesday leaving the snow 80 uneven
,hS, travelling IL hxri with either runssr'
or wheels. A. n Beans four horse team.
are on runners bat eau carry only about
half q losd.
O ID. Grover arrived home the 18Th lost.
from Kansas, where he has been stopping
on nj. claim, the past summer.
The funeral OF George w. Grover was
held at the house. last Monday sfternoon.
attended by Rev. Mr.. Tabor OF Brysnt-
Pond. A large number OF sympathirins
fn,.ds and pei1hoor- we're present
among them were A. TORY and vile oil
Rockispd. Mass, and y. J. Mills and son
Cav. OF West Auburn. The family fee'
. deep obligation towards kind neigobor.
and friends for their sympathy readereo
in many substantial acts, during the pss'
months OF sickness and death OF thsii
seed parent. and heartily wish them On
.buudsn, future reward.
David O. Holt IL very low aud can nh'
Only the simplest poarishmsns IN smh
Quantities
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
STATE NEWS.


Hon. Fred X. Richards Is 10 manage Q
great western banking ipstitailon.
oss Bath shlp.buIldins nrm will employ
I've hundred men daring the winter.
Gorge II Lincoln. of Washington, Ne
Was drowned by skaiipg iato an air hole
An electric railway. ~ be built nett
summer between Berwick aud Dover,
N. H., IL tslked Of
The Maine State Grange holds its sn.
nusi session In B,ngor. commencing Tues.
day, December islh.
Appraiser v Il. Pierce. OF the Portland
Custom House. hiss resigned 10 take Q po'
sliion with NV YORK. iasarance Co.
The Grand Jiry IN K-nnebec County
found eighty I've indictments, over seventy
OF which were for violations Of the liquor
laws.
Dlphtheris cases con,lnu, % multiply
q, the Insane Hospital Tnsrs are larger
number than ~ any time since the out
btssk.
lis reported that Col v. N. Dlw and
other Maine capitalists are 10 build . new
telegraph lias 70 compete with The Western
union.
John A. Gresnlesf. OF Lewiston, ha'
closed Q eontrset for the erection OF the
lnge., pulp mill In the world, at somer'
set, Ne.
Its said that young Mul5srhlll. who
ALLIED Luce ut Augusts, aud vas Indicted
for manslsugh,sr. will make the plea ol
insanity, his father having died In The
asylum, where be had been for some years
ny nlling oct IN, wrong blank Ns meet
Ing OF th- Governors eouneil q 'ofg'
Height, the murderer, came very bear be.
ing psrdoued. The error was detected
spi rseilnsd before The papers had len ibs
one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Albany.

George W Carter and Perry Jsiiln.. Of
Norway, vvre In town last week. They
carried home with them . nice "a, bear
Weighing sbout two hundred pounds,
which thsy shot In bis dsa IN The vicinity
% TIE Albany BASINS They followed his
track several miles. Tier also took home
with them o. bounty.
frank Bean shot . fox.
ID. A. Cummings has gone 10 markss
with beef snd working oxeu.
n. Skiillngs, % Bolstsr's NILS. has
recently taken two drove. Of sheep from
this viclnlty
Me-. heiuilre. Of Norway. passed here
with about 90 sheep.
STOCK 10 easnging hands here eousider..
by % late.
Nelson Wheeler and wife. OF Milan,
y. III, are In town visiting his brother.
lie reports EOct slsighing IN Milan and
Shslharne. y m.
Mrs Carrie l. Cole. % Lynn, MSS. IL
speaking fsv days with her sister. MIS-.
J. A. Kimhsil.
Evert, H.rmor. . blind boz anoat ten
years Oh, Il going 10 Perkins Institute
Tor The blind Al Boston. Mass.
Busines. In The vielnl,y 90 Lynchvilie IL
very lively. Mach birch ana other lumber
IL being hsaled 10 The mills.
Eiisry wh>elsr and family have moved
70 sasdsy River ssd win Keep . boarding
hoGse. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Oxford.

The Society for the Prevention OF Cruel
~ 20 Animal. held . meeting "wednesday
evening NJ Engine Hall
T. w. Kimbsli has succeeded Charles
Noble In the meat business.
Arson Holden has sold his ea'te and
hsy ard win 20 10 Boston TO work In
produce and commission store.
Miss Philips IL tssehiog ct North Wa
Chsr,es Bryant az wslehvllls has cold
his house 10 Mrs. Davis and has bought
house OF Arvids Poland. which be VII
finish for two families.
The Harper Manufacturing Go. have
employed a. aseut Mr.. Lseg OF Worcester
10 taks the place Of James walker. who
leaves to take advantage OF . better 20
sltiou.
tn. Society Of Christian Endesvor hel(
a soclsbls Wednesday evening st Contra
Hall, with music. rccitafions, &C, ana Ice
cream and cake for sale. IL Was verJ
4 pleasant occasion.
The necktis party Saturday evening VA
veil attended aud much enjoyed.
FL. Dolley he's orgsniisd division o.
Sons OF Temperance, with about twens,
charter members.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
North Paris.

v Hlmmonds h.. hired on, to Mr.
Duuu.
George Abbott has hired oGi TO George
a Chs.s FOE Que month
Mr. Eniugwood h,. 90, out large stock
OF lever h,nilss for his winters work.
JF Llttleh,le q Co have nov GOT
plenty % corn and feed aud are selling
large amount
q orse F,rnhsm {. moving TO West
Pans into hi. new house.
BID Andrews IL painting for the Paris
Manufacturing Co.
Mis- Lucy Andrews IL teaching the
winter term OF school with . large nun
Der OF scholars.
q O. Ch,-. cut his foot qaits badly snd
will b. laid up some time.
John Chase has put up barn, boarded
n and shingied one side of roof.
". l. BNrret, IL buying potatoes At "
cent. per bu.hel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Gilead,

The recent cold snap IL fast closing NJ
The river. and We shall soon - crossing
on the ice.
TIE isnbermsu are lOngins for more
snow.
A. n. lazy has full HOOD Dsrhsm ball
Tor ssle two years old. and IL sin aud one
half fest In girth.
Master Harry Wright has . pair Of
three-yesr- old steers ina, have grown az
teen inches within year and are A. handy
u old oreu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
Rnrnknrd Cnntre.

J.E s,spAsn. has Jis, retained from
Bo.,on brinsiur . new .tocf OF goods.
The Ladies' Circle met last Wednesday
sy.uiu.. With Rev. q. II. Hsnnsford.
Kei mn IL f.s, losing is residents
Henry f.rr.r and family moved away
last far. NJ. Frank woods sni vile have
gone % Aroostonk eoa,tT IN make ntaslf
future houe. l.. Wooster has given
% nj. farm. .oli al sae,ios. sni gone 70
Proyiisnos. X 1 whsre he hss been Nv
log lately.
Mr. william Fsruum has moved TO THIS
place. lie has recently fitei up tie BIT
.sy Elliott .,sci. and will make ,sM hi'
future home.
Mr. waldo fs,tsngiii. VII, aud dsnsh'
ter. wili shortly visit Washington. Texas,
New Mexico AMI other points OF Interest
IN the South. They inisni IN he goue SIX
weeks. We eer,sinly wish them pleas
ant barney
TIE steam mill here viii 90 lively
bu.ine-s this winter.
Ramfords prciuets are pushiug them
selves 20 the front The butter aud dow
els here male here are A No.
No Christmas tree here this year.
JE stephen. ~ Ramford Centre has
spi.ndli line OF Christmas goods, larger
than ever. Prices are lower thsn last year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-18
BafhAl

A'aos storm struck Bethel last well
,,.o",t ~ ahixa -isi ant cold wave
fniiy ias thermomstsr registered oe-
- AZ Aarty reschef fsrD throughout
-. Gay Saturday morning 10 plesssn'
iei ist texr--. shove
asghitg Il sncslleut snd lumber team.
". nov.ns hsy ant grain intO The campo.
i'l' correspondent 10 sp~sking OF NE
..,aisciur-rs % Otfori Coaniy spoke OF
rll,l 2 4 J p Skiilling- % Bsthel. q.
aa,a'acisrsrs ~ spool strip. rhsy arr
- iAfss.t manufacturers % spools In ne
oaail' oayiux lsrgs q7sntiiies OF strip-
sst
= Carter Aas exchanged his span OF
80 bra large -ork horse viii XMAS
Iaons q Portland.
Ias barn % joseph Seam, % Bethel
- "a contests. vss hurnsd early SUI
op norsing. TIE 9th inst NJ. Sean
ss'eo 40 Gov and horses. ost lost t~e
'aosts, -agOn and The hay and grsin-
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The weather IL all right.
The measles are having thlnes their own
way la.t nov. Mrs. Daniel Morrill, aud
her child are down with them.
oar school closes neat week.
Mos, 81 the hogs In our town have died
OF sore throat Have no large pofksfs VI
report. The early frosts were bad Tor hogs
this year.
am very sorry 10 he obliged 10 ehiie
oomrsde L. ID. for his thoaghtless cruelty
that 10 poor maskrat. How would he liks
10 have hls house destroyed right In ths
winter Just TO CRAFTY the idle curiosity ol
somebody bigger than he.
X. J. Mains WA 10 town one day this
week.
Presiding Elder Adams preached In town
last sunday aud held q quarterly meeting.
CT. Brown IL hauling ash.
The roads are good IN the woods
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nav ffisrts In Paris symp,thirs desply
u.ts An iu his heresvcmeut