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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
Andover.

The Cong1 Ladies Circle met with Mrs.
q II Poor Wednesday evening.
A West Was severely iulurei Tuesday
by fAiling tree, the top OF Which, breaking
a, cropped upon bin Though terribly
bruised no bones were broken, and he now
seems likely % recover.
The tarir question was discussed a. The
village lyceum TUESDAY night, Messrs Jor-
dan. Barre. and Andrews speaking In favor
% the present tArih. with Jones, Bedell
AM Bryani opposed.
JE stephens, u Rumf1ri Center. has
.oii ilO barrels OF the white Cap" -four
In the last few weeks The price a. Rum
ford Center &. s. IS. Bryant. Pond a. Is
4, can b. hal there OF Eugene Cole
stephens has more than doubled bis sale.
on Z lur since putting that brand 10. lie
bay, by the car load and sells al svery
snail pr0di When 700 sell your potatoes
A. Brysny. Pond buJ your spriug's sup
p'y OF fOur. Every barrel OF White C,p
/. warranted OF money refunded. - II
che nFlca
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Dixneld.

The best slelghlng for the winter and
every one 10 improving H.
Frank Davis was able 10 come home
with bis mother Tuesday.
The boz supper a. the !. q. q. T. Hall
was . success and enjoyed by oil.
We are glad 10 learn that Frank Davis
and his mother have returned from Bidde-
ford and ths, Frank IL rapidly gsinlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Newman have been
In town the pas. week.
We notice DIR. G. \. knight, Of Liver.
more Pals, In town this week. lie came
with others Of the |. %. %. v. 10 confer
degrees according 10 the new work.
Mrs. Icons Putnam died very Suddenly
Friday morning. and her babe, which she
never saw. died few hours amer lts moth
er. funeral, which occurred on Sunday,
and II vss buried with her. Beloved by
all who knew her, we shall all mourn her
loss aud extend our heartfelt sympathy 20
her husband, 20 whom she had been mar
ried hot two years. Funeral conducted by
Rev. Mr. IIannsfori. assisted by Rev. Mt
Rswlln.. eve know not the day nor the
hour when the Son Of Man cometh."
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Hiram.

Mr.. Benjamin Pegsley, formerly OF
Cornish, died OF old age At the NJ. Cutler
House. kept by his son freeman. His Agr
vas 81 yesrs.
Mr. Charles G. Goodwin died % con.
sumption, Mar 81, sged - years, ? mos
81 dsys. lie leaves wife aud one son oil
IL months.
stephen Rldlon died OF old age Mar. 9Th,
aged - years, III months, 4 days lie
leavess widow aged and sick, also two
500. and one daughter.
Rev T.. T.. Eastman, OF So Brligtop,
pre.chei 10 ilifsm on the 81.
Mss Lizzie Chsdbourse, OF Oxford, !.
visiting al Dr.. q L wilson,'s. DIR. Will
son has recovered and IL again on duty.
Mr. John Cotton, formerly OF Hiram,
died In Lynn, Mss, Mar. 81, ofparslysis,
aged &c years. lie was buried t Den
mark. Me.
Me-. Psleg T. wsd.worth IL visiting rels
tiyes In Mass. and Conn.
Capt. Albert MaIdeld, OF N. Y, late o.
N Ne. R-gt., was IN town March 81.
Mr. william Huntress, the oldest man IL
Hiram, was 90 on Jan. 25ih. lie IL con
nued 10 bis bed most OF the time by innfm
tiles OF age.
ON March 5th the town voted to re,uri
to the highway surveyor system, also vot
cd against selling the town farm, ant
adopting the town system OF schools.
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Sumner.

Melville Becker gave 80 enieri,lnment
on the evening % March Let, II being The
occasion OF his twentieth birthday. The
exercise. consisted OF q social sing, vocal
.ni instrumental music. A large number
we're In sttsnisnce. They were treated ~
corn balls ,ni ,pples. All were vel pleas
ed with the evenings entertainment.
Mrs Charles futile h. been quite siek
with the chill. snd neuralgia
The Ladies Circle met with Mrs. julia
Parlu Tuesday, March C.h.
EIitA Sturieyant Is steadily conV,lesciug
Pro. DUkENBuKY.
The fsuerk services Off. ". Vnney oe'
Cured AZ o'clock last Friday, from the
family residence.
John Davenport and Charles futile. who
have been away 10 work Ia the woods Tor
Foster & Marble, have returned home.
Pro DUKESBuRY.
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Hebron


Friday evening. March "a, the Gr,pgsrs
h.i an Anilqisri.n party In Grange Hal.
consisting OF dialogues, uble,ut, etc
The proceeds. about ., are - DC devoted
90 the purchase % chalf..
Tuesday afternoon Rev. Mr. Harden al
tended the funorsl % Mrs. Staples al The
house OF her brother. Nose. Bs,rce.
NJ IIsrien will attend Quarterly Meet
lug AZ Bacshsli this week.
Tuesday evening Rev. Mr.. Hlboard. OF
Es., Samnsr, gave lecture 10 The ohspel.
subj.ei, "Shams AMI the Real" The
lecture wu very Interesting
wnhbarn. the book psdiln, has been
aroutd. lie usually visits the school
once term,
Mr.. ADKINS, one OF the scholars, 10 qulte
sick al Miss Pfatts.
IA Goodwin has gone 10 roukers, ". T.,
20 work with hi. brother.
Mrs. Glover and her daughter Annie are
much better.
Ellen Maxim IL gaining slowly.
NJ. Dtnlsl Bueknsm died wednesday
morning. Ths old people are fast passing
away Mr.. BueknAm WAS -, and Que OF
our most resp cied citizens.
Town meeting. March jih, passed Oh
pleasantly and eXpciiilou,ly. {.
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Eat Rrnwnanld.

TIE Good Templsrs have decided 20 hsv.
the farmers suppcr. which Was postponed
81 l0ug ago on sccount ~ The sudden III
ness ~ Rev. NJ Clough. The lodge II
working % incres.. 10 membership. They
have purchased 81 organ.
Nc. John Cotton, who formerly lived
here. died a. The home n his daughter,
Mrs. william wales, IN Lynn. last week,
AMI wAs oroagh, here AMI Inferred In Deb
marx
MI, Della sprlng i 10 Portland visiting
friends
Mr.. Grceul,w h,s retained % her homs
10 Winchester. Mass. much Improved.
Measles are prevailing.
Many are suffering from severe cold.
90 the whole 10 q. quite sickly now. II
IA. been uua.uilly healthy until recently
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Rnnlfnrd.

Finest slelghing % the season.
A four year IA daughter OfD A. Thurs
ton got terribly scsld~i by sitting 10 pail
OF hot water. Although = critical case
she Is doing veil ~ this time.
Charlie Cornish. OF Lewiston, Il spend
lng . rev DAYS In town.
George II Taiile b. gone TO Boston.
JH. stephens. OF Rumford Center, has
.,li 100 barrels OF ne "white Cap" npur
IN the last few weeks The price 81 Run
fort Cen,sr 4. o. IS. BryAurs Pond 81 10
II can be had there OF Easene Cole. Stew
en-. IA. IN IRE than doubled his sales on noai
since puiiing that brand In. lie oets o'
an. car Load and sells ata very small prof
A. When yoa sell yOur potatoes ~ Bfy.
ants Poui bay yOur sprinx's supply OF
aour. Every barrel OF white Cap" Il
warranted or money refunded. s6 Is tn
nfiCe
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DRnnRrk.

John T. Cotton. afofmer resident ofthls
town. died March ca al Lynn, Mass Sgd
- year.. The remain. were brought 10
Drnmari ,of burial Fuuerh a. The Uni'
vsr.alisi church. attended by Rev. MI.
Cummings. ~ BriigiOn.
Ball Al OH Fellow. Hall March 3;h,
which w,s well attended
TIE scholars and inhabitants Of school
district No , gave publlc entertainment
AMI oyster supper al OLA fsllo-. Hal
March 9lh. which vas quite enjoyable.
Msasle. Arv s,lll prevalent, bat 20 sefi'
COS cases yet
DIP. Lord sPstds few days Ia Port
land.
George Wentworth b. returned from
Portland
william wh.les and wife, OF Lynn,
Mass form.rl, % Deumut. are In town.
Joseph Long 10 very sick with oonsump'
ton lie 1. with bis mother, Mrs. Horace
T. Blake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

Rev. ID. w. Harvey. OF Bethel, gave his
lecture, capture OF Fort FISHER" before
the Grand Army Post, Gorhsm, ". u.
Thursday evening. hear II spoken OF a.
q highly entertaining aud Instructive lee
ture. Mr. Hardy participated In the action
OF that memorable day.
Lorsngvr's National Thester Company
have been performing In Ideal Hall, Beth
I'll, 10 . full house the past week.
The teams from Paris and Lewiston en-
gagged In hsullng lumber Ia Glle,i have
completed their JOB and returned home.
10 will take the the Riley Plantation teams
about two weeks longer.
The roads are In fne condition.
william y Skilllngs and family have re-
turned from Florida. where they have been
spending the winter.
MIDDLE ISIERvALE.
Carter Bros. are getting . good supply
OF ice.
Middle In,srvsle Aid Society will NEE,
nett Thursday with Ms. Prescott Holt
A pastry and hull corn supper, Is cents.
All are Invited. This IL q good place for
81 sntrrtslnment.
1 q kimhall Ia al home.
Ned Carter, our little team.ier, IL on the
road.
letter from western New York says
"So snow Roads some muddy"
ID NJ. Xlmball IL the hsppiesi man here.
O!d winter IL giving way TO spring.
E.P.K.
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Rnnknnld.

Hon. w. l. Putnam and wife. v. X. Bar.
reit, civil engineer. Miss furblsh. Of Port
lard, and Miss Bsy.ri, daughter of seere'
tAry Bsyari, Washington, ID. C., were the
guests OF Landlord Tobln Wednesday last
Ofen Spsn'dlng died "Wednesday morn
ing. after p,infal lllnes. Of about year.
Mr. Spsulding was ~ year. ~ age, and
was formerly popular driver OF the stage
line from portlsni u Bucknsli, VAS Co
temporary with waiefhOuse AMI Howard.
The well.kn lwn pfoprleiofs 81 Oxford 10.
staging. AMI vas the hrsi conductor on the
Butkhsld Branch X X lie leaves q wife
AMI one sou.
Mis-. Emma sh,p died Thursday morn.
Ing % oor.umpiion, aged ~ years. Miss
shaw has been sick . little more than q
year, but until within few months was
hopeful Tor recovery. The dsceltfulness %
Tue disease which prcJed upon her At las,
being apparvni, she gracefully made her
preparation. for the eni. aui died A. the
Chn.tlin dlsih.
The quarterly meeting OF the oxford
B,pti., Association was quite fully attend.
81. Al The settled pastors In the as.oc,,'
,lou SIX 'r numbcrl wefs present The
mesilogs wefv characterized by warm
devotional spirit
The Masonic fraternity OF Evening Star
Lpdge. 81 this place, aiicnici the funeral
offs N vArusy. a. Simner. on Friday,
qaite q large delegation golng az.
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Rumford Centre.

Geofs, II. staple. %, donc qalio stroke
% husins. Ia Rnmflri this vinisr. lie
has taken some coo O)0 ~ plus from waldo
Pc,i.ngllrs place. 800 90 from fifnum IL
iio,y.. ~. OlO from Nal iloyt's. beside
qulis large .mouh, from Vlnion Ahboits
.nd simeon FrO.t..
Business hu been rather lively here.
Ahbott A Bennett have go, splendid lot
% -hlte birch 10 their yard. Some OF
hundred cords.
John Bsnne,i. Who h1i two engers saw
81 - While WORKING Ia the mill, IL getting
.l0ng nicely.
sidney Vaughan has hal . pretty hard
time hi, winter with q bad hand. We are
pleased - say that he 1. some better
iIeury Bargess, OF Peru. will make The
butter for the Ramf5rd Dhving AssoeiA'
ton.
The E.si Rumford Musical Club dii
thsm.,lvs, much credit In The recent enter
ulnmsni given here.
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Brownheld.

Qllte q pereeptible change In the wealth
Mes.le. are making . clean sweep In
town. Bat few Who have not had them e.
cape.
There 10 great deal OF sickness In the
village. Hardly well ones enough TO care
for the sick ones.
Ms O. Blake. who lives II Merrilrs
Corner. was thrown from the sleigh Re
sult. q broken bone above the knee. The
bons Vas se, BY DR.. oeiehsli.
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Correction.
GrtrSwoop. MMeh 5. Isss.

GREENWOOD, March ), lsss.
~ Orfgri Drmocrlf -
wish q correct , misstaisment ofroar
correspondent, l. u In your issue Of FEB.
18th. In regard n imprisonment for non-
payment ~ taxes.
Ia rsgsri 20 the case of Hiram Bisbee,
who. l. ID says. Vas about tO BE- taken u
jail when be died. the fact. are that the Sc
lecimsn hai Instructed the several collect.
ofs Hoi % srfe.t him for his taIes. and thi.
feet was well known 20 l.. ID while In the
case OF Calvin Cole. Who, he claims. was =
cripple ani flr ih,, reason could not pay
bic take. In s.pecln.d time, he well knew
that the tar for " lch he Vas arrested Vas
assessed In LAST, and Tor two ~ the Years
since that time he has been IN applicant
fof the position % oyerseer OF our town
farm. claiming 90 be an able bodied man.
ONE 90 ruE TAX PAvEEs ~ GREENWOOD
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Rurnford Point

Atthe announcement of = tin wedding
many friends OF Mr. sni Ms. G. X. Martin
me, a. their home and passed q pleasant
evening Among The several presents ws
an upholstered chair, given by their friends
Ia Hanover
Mrs. Blanchard has returned from Bos-
ton.
our pine forests are gro-ing thinner.
The Martin boy. have nnishei hauling
wood 20 the corn factory.
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Snow 3. deep for March.
Hanover.

J.. Stephens, OF Rumford Center. has
sold $40 barrels OF the "white Cap" four
In the last few weeks. The price ~ Rum
ford Center IL IS IS, Brysut's Pond IS Is.
II can be had there OF Eugene Cole
stephens has more than doubled hls sales
on nJur since putting thst brand Ia. lie
bays by the car load and sells na very
small profit when you sell your po's'
toes 81 Bryant's Pond buy your springs
supply OF n,ar. Every barrel OF white
Cap" IL warranted or money refunded.
ss Is the price.
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South Bethel.

RI virgin has been ooligei % stop
.auIng spool strip. on sccouni seirei.
~ % water H. h~ large quantity OF
birch 90 his hands. sni Is hoping TIA"
uIil cone snon.
m n G,twIn has machine for saving
h.r-h 90 the yard II II rln ~ horse pow
81 ani vi sAs from ten t0 twelve cords
Or day. The sas u . drag s,N, working
very mach uGs two men saving with =
cross cut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

J.E stephens. % Ramt1ri Center. has
sold ilO barrels OF the "white Cap" f)ur
In the las, few weeks. The price At Rum.
ford Center IL e. IS, BryAnt's Pond - Is
II can be hal there Of Eagese Cole.
stephens IA. more than doubled his sales
oun1ar since pul,ing that brand In. lie
buys by the car load, and sells a. q very
small proh'. When you sell your potatoes
81 BryAnts Pond buy your springs supply
Of flur. Every barrel OF "whils C'p' IL
warranted or N obsy refunded. e. u the
price
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Mp Lacretl, Bean died Saturday, he
81 inst. q, tie residence ~ Der .ou.in-l,-.
y n Lltllehsls. ~ thls town. She v,s On
exemplary Chfi.,i,u, AMI h.i lr~i vlt.
o- for may year.. The fansfh TOOK
place Al % O'Clock Tue.iay.
Mr. lni Mrs. &. =. Richardson and
dsughtsf ale visiting frieni, 10 Ne-ry and
vlciuiiY.
North Nsvry Sswlag Circle tomorrow
a. Poplar Hotel
Town meeting 10 Sswry Monday OF neat
week
EB Kuspp sni wife have gone 70 BY
ron q visit biz agei father.
e n. l. Powers, % this town, v,'
thrown from his sleigh AMI qslte b.ilJ
hurt. While riding Ia the town oi Ramfoft
,boat two wesks ago
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

AcA.e ofllquor. directed toll w. brown
% tals place, uss ssil,i ny Sheriff Chsi'
bourne. brown 10 now under arrest await
log trial.
The post orisc has BEEN moved - the
shop formerly occuplei by l. Z. stone.
George liam. pos,mastsr
Rev NJ Bofln leciursd IN The Young
wednesday evening a, The NJ 2 church.
A hand concert aai baked bean su3per
vas given a. IN Methods, church Thars'
day evening. Proceed. for bensat % the
h.nt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

10 common With the other tosn. Ia "a,
county our town mesiing -n holden last
Monday. .nd flr-ari you card with he
name. ~ oar municipal o-cers
Tflveilug l. FAIR ,ni hasins. 4, lively
4 : Resn'. steam mill 10 running on fuu
time Firo 90 slt teams ar .ill hauling
ln birch AMI other bard -oof.
Ml.. Ssille B.,n continae. feeble ani u
undcr The care % Dr. Morton.
The uiile Merlin boy that h,i BIS lsg %
badly broken q. doing nicsly. AMI. ihant'
O. TIE .klll ,nd careful sitenilon ~ Df.
A Tu.ifle. be Nil have gooi leg
T. J Main. h,s forty nice lambs.
". thArt. are due Dr L,ph,m, Hon. y
r. Raid ard Gov Marble f1r cople, OF The
NE. pahuc services AMI funeral OF Gov.
WtsNsW
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Roxbury.

Ten horses met and passed All Al once 10
Different team. nsA- the aunt Cannon
cherry tree. n'e % them golug up river
ani Eve down.
Mr. Marble "a. returned from Pari, 10
look aner the lumbcring busln,,s.
J.E stephens. % Ran'ori Center, has
sold 100 barrels OF the "whlie Cap" four
In the last few week. The price a. Ram
ford Center q. - IS, Brysni'. Pond s5.l3
II can be had there % Eugene Cole.
STEPHEN. Ia. more than doubled bic sales
% nour since pu,,lng that brand 10. lls
boy. by N. car load ani sells at very
small prnht When you sell yOar p1iA
toes =, Brrant. Pond bay yoar spring's
supply OF niar Every barrel % "Whl.s
Cap' u warranted OF money refunded.
A. IS the price
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West Paris,

Mrs Ruth Pickett. rellct OF the late
Simon Pickett. died here last "Wednesday
morning. aged =, years aud months.
Mrs Pickett was taken sick some ihrre
week. ago with pneumonls, from which
she unexpectedly rallied, Was Afterwards
p,rAlJIsi on the right side, cause from
which she died. Rev. Alexander Hill
preached the funeral sermon. Her sou,
4. & Pickett, E'q, from Western vlrglnl,,
came on Ap early notice OF his mothers III
nee. sni remsined with her until her death
Her children were uniiring 10 their efort.
% care Tor their aged mother Mrs
lawson Curtis len everything a. home un'
done 10 nurse and attend her sick mother.
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Hartford

Tier, are ',s cases OF e,uss' rash 10
town
Ayou,h rear The oouanss o. Beer Noun
tain ofst summsrs resolved On throw on
h'ssseircss sni commii miirimony,
q short time ago. 81. having found AouN'
on widow Who sss willing q cast Der lot
with Ms. he accordingly got pahli.hei, snd
l.st saturday D. vent o. lewiston 20 Get
hIs wedding Quilt. bat when he cane back
Sanfav he bride herself was vantiug. In
ths Highest. the lowest. the lnneiiesi spot
ne youug fellow hunted, bat founi her
unf
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laval.

Sir james Evan. Loaf nice calf Z. CENT
". Upon examination the stomaeh va.
found packed fall OF oa, hulls' lie h.d
been fci 90 soaliei oatmeal and The bulls
dld not digest
90 Tuesday evening the ladies OF The
Christian Circle gave corn supper Al ihe
town house. Amer The supper, which was
q cool one. the time VAS taken NJ With
ordinations. r.cliailons, singing and
game. The ne, proceeds Amounted 10 ar
teen dollars.
Rev. NJ. Webster aud J X T.. Vance
are attending the Chrls,ian Conference sl
kara
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

Id. er.rr.pa. results 10 the sauna town
-..trr sere given in st weeks paper
q. notion 90 put ne higaSay ard non
.tf,x Lei rnr sssessmsut Sss carried ~ a
81 M 1fity TIE compensation Tor
.r.rtng t1e tsIrs vas dted a. ~ pr
..-t fhr tsxss % b. collected within one
80 from he date ~ commitment The
,-t-.e In rs,A,ion o. ne Supposed claim
.-,-.tthr nrsfflris. on accoaut ~ the
S',,,srv cass. sas passed over. 80 Wa
,---.r-.ai.f flr Memorial Day, 90 ~ n.
- i.i an'sr ilrrct.0u of william n. Kim
Pet 90 Ar TIE following Goa
"a r. -rrs CHOSEN
..I. carter. 1ntn Uark. = a. Cole, A
l ..-.s James D. hir1, a. O. hru-n, A D
-.
~.s.vurs % wool. bark. ans lumber
-. ..fn a. flno~s
aI N.ar" tsrHrrr VI cole. lrs = =. Nlsh
..mfsf E.rI r. e. inFFfinE u l'i
-. .'r a W.s.n. II ID. urfusII. M a. hru- ns
....s U Hanlu
A ~rafttf. james d Birt, n G.
p,t.sarf Iorauo wooioary were chosen
t.art RI sfs
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south Rnrhnrv.

wstre having some very pleAs,n, vsaih
- herr. And az beginning a. see some In
dlcsiious f,pring hear people CON
plain 90 The roads being very son
n ; llasssv l. htullng bay into ths
woods flr e. T. bartlett
TIE girls Ia this District are trying 10 ge'
up lycsum. BAT there seems n 0e scar
cay % young msn % help then, |. thers
az oaly tso that ar Oh enough Thl,
plsc, seems destined In The failure , par
siiss for oli mslfs. unless thsse Two m,ks
40 their m.nis % tara m1rmous All ats
a. al
oar winter term % school. % thirteen
weeks duration, naght ~ n. II. Boyuion,
has Iust closet kCbN.
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East Hebron.

Farmer. are laying In their spring sup
ply Of grain. Aous
from Arson Saturday. ,,.,..
10 this vicinity. p..,.,.
with = supply OF groceries TOT we 'P''"S
trade. -,,h .
HR Ksene his traded no'ses VIZ"
rentismsu ~ Auoaru-
James FOgg has Lost one .. D. "a
These cattle we're noted Ior oelns 49,,
e, pair In Maine. bslsg II years o'' 'A'
spring.
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NORWAY Lake.

samuel Partridge I. much better md
Mr. n q B,rro~s has rvturusd home.
Cap, VIM. Green 10 Esinlug slowly ba'
Mrs. Wooihfiigc IL falling. Her son I'd
via. non y T., Sat home a. present
s A steven. hN recently surveyed
some land near Paris line belonging 10 the
e,t,,s OF e. T.. Evans
Ml,. Blanehe Br,dbury who broke 80
Ilg,meui. % her knee aunmocr OF weet'
ago. 4. now able n move Aooui The house
% some extent on cruiches.
I.sAc Lord has been nriug J =, Bfai'
burys wood with bis m,ehlne daflug The
past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13

WI CouAnt hN. sold bis stand n IA
fls Grf-th Cor s'25. lie has bOaghi him
q farm Ia Livermors, pear The Csutrc, ~ .
M. lpuc- Ani 10 going ~ move fight away.
d. VI Howard aAs got bis mill really %
a. al kinis % saving
So lrishis ageui for he Day STATE
Phosphate. lie sells 10 ior 81 20 per hand'
81
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THE BEAR BRIoADE.
wnson's Mills.

February vas very plsssan, month, 90
Ne may look for stormy March.
X A. Tritchsn has moved bis teams
nom bis lover camp 10 his upper camp.
Walter Buckn,m has lOst one OF M,
white otsn. IL dropped dead In the ROAD.
The advent OF Simon St.hl with watches
and ls-elry m.kes quite . glitter among
our yOuug people.
Mrs. Horace Frost Il boarding Al y. A.
Funta
Married, a. Milan. " n. March eth. II.
5 Bean ant Alberiins ". BROOKS, both OF
Wilson's Niil.
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Porter.
Cool and windy.
Real March weather.

COOl AMI Nlnlfs
Real March weather.
Osing 10 q di.afeciion In regard 10 cas-
dldAtes a. the caucus gave the town ON
GERS 20 the Democrats for the fr,i time Tor
years. Although they have go, 10 call an
other town meeting 10 correct Whist mis-
takes they m ,de Ia elseting their officers,
II Ia not customary or legal 10 elect assess
ors or oyer.eers OF poor by scclsmstlon.
Mr.. Irwin PhIlbriek and Miss Susie Smith
were Joined In wedlock on Saturday even
ing Of the past week.
They have petition In circulation To
change the post ofiice In this place
They meet sgain 10 Organize Grange 81
KsI,r Fails on Friday evening. Not much
enthusiasm about the matter, 80 II starts
slow.
Snov IL deem for March.
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Some Eoollsh People

Allo- coagh n run uhii ID sets bsJoai The reaeh
Of mfaecids. They olsn say. sob, II VII ~esi
...y bat In NOS, cases Il sears them asay Gould
th.y 10 inueed IN Try The saccessfal medicine called
Kssnps BalsAnn, vhich 10 sold 90 . positive Euarsn
tee 10 cure they voald Immediately see Tie efesisn'
ef.ct sner taking the h-t dose. Pnoe toc. and VI
Tfia slfe free. AZ Ell Druggists.
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North Paris

Henry Lawrence. who has been very
sick. IL reported better.
Mrs. Blrd. mother % James BIRD, Il very
sick. and 4, IL thought she will not recover.
Frsnk Berry and y. l. wymsn have been
hired IN collect cream for the butter faoto-
~ for the year commencing April i't.
A Grange OF the Y. Of II will be organ.
iIsd 81 wss, Paris Wednesday, March i,,h,
AZ o'clock 2. ~