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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-22

Much addition and improvements
are being made in the county poor
house, under direction of an architect
and contractor named Bell, who is at
present an inmate in the house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-22
A Home for SlOO.

Three and four-rOom cottages for
sale on easy monthly payments.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-22
European Passenger Agency.

Tickets sold to and from all points
in Europe, by all first class lines.
4l0 E. Houston street San Antonio.
6-15-lmo J. ]. Olsen & Son, agents.
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If you want to buy or sell proper
ty call ON Hambleton, Hadley & Co.,
No. 4 East Commerce street. 81 If.
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Ranch for Sale.


Two hundred acres, ali fenced, 30 in cultiva-
ton, good honse and outhouses, garden
orchard, large underground cistern and tank.
Four miles from city. Address, "k:
All IF This Office.
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Do Not SUFFER ANY LONGER.

Knowing that q cough can be
checked in day, and the first stages
of consumption broken in a week, we
hereby guarantee Acker's English
Cough Remedy, and will refund the
money to all who buy, take it as per
directions, and do not find our state
ment correct. RAGLAND & Co. 8
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To Country Printers.

IF you want to buy second hand ma.
terial at bargain, address
T. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT OFFICE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-22

FOB PRINTING-Of every description, done
u at the LIGHT once. Satisfaction given
vegY time, or money refunded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-22

For Sale.
Lots on Government Hill.
Lots on Dignowity Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depot.
Lots near Sunset depot
Lots near international depot. 8t3<f
HAMILTON HADLHY d 90.
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Or, J. BATEMAN, Alb E. Houston Street.
Telephone SO, San Antonio
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
South nnckaald-


The class OF horses which IL IL desirable
Tor The farmer 20 raise are those possess
Ing slEs and speed or good rosding quail
ties. The Possession OF the former with
oct the latter IL not particularly desirable
except for draught horses In producing
which the West ereels ne. We have In
oar minds eye stallion, not q thousand
miles from South nm possessing the re.
qulsits slrs and hsppy faculty OF transmit,
ting the same 20 his offspring. aud We con.
fsss considerable Interest In the question
WIN his Get show the game speed or road.
Ing qualities that shall make him . sue
ess.fai sirei
Dr.. A. g. Whitman has Invited the writ.
er IN discuss the tarid question with him
At the E,.t Hebron school house and NJ
have slgnleei q willingness 10 ohllge him.
Nov. Hebron boys. for the economic qaes
ton for the doctor IL q rusher. Let's see.
Was not Grover "the peoples President"
mon psrti.snf- Nov "none so poor a.
10 90 hin reverence"
George thints south nm offers extra In
ducsmsnts for . winter resort. In vhlch
expression % opinion Ne cordially acqai'
esce.
II. A. Conant Ia. been before the u. y.
srsmlulng board At Augusta for are. issue.
Obe's wants are ones needs.
We heard q well known farmer OF Buck.
GELD remark The other day that Instead OF
boylug so much phosphate. fsrmtrs
should by feed. which. fei ~ mich cows.
unier The new system % CO operative dsi.
rying. would return tso profts. First .
sure AMI rrmanerstive prOni from the
cows thus led second. from The Increased
value OF The excremsnt What system OF
farming shall We siOp; ~ secure The lars'
est prodt. abi Al The sane time maintain
The fertility o, oar fsrmsi What system
Offers greater Inducements 81 The present
time than dsirying |. stated shovel or
coarse Nc cannot al make i,lrying sspso.
laliy with prodt We must al remember
that raising scrub colts pays noihing. the
cost being greater than the returns. Vel
los farmers. Ne must use The brain 81
vel q. The hands of se shall get len In
The great Industrial sirussle.
The agricultural page OF the Democrat
IL highly appreciated NJ tas farmers.
Stafford Consnrs hoese sni eontsuts
harn, SaaiAy Night The ash Cause.
The burniug oct ofs chimney. No in.ar'
snce-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

Rsmnk,bls weather this for the last OF
November Eight times, thas far, The
grnund has bssu covered with snow TIL.
far. ani no .lsiehlng yet. and since Mon
isy morning IL has r,lned contiuuslly.
Some say this L. % contiuue till January,
.ud Others tell q. that IL 10 AL Ia oouse-
qusnce % . planet coming In eontsei
.ith the san Well. We can believe Amos,
snything. nov s-isys. although - years
,ro. scisrti.is a. least woali have called
surh tslk non.snse
Nj. Iicsellyu. The ShTs,ionlsi, gave
u. call Que GAY last week, ,ni We foani
hlm . true Chrisiian grnilemsn, which
Mainly show. Nhs, divine grace ~lu 10
for anyone uho will yield IN 10. iu1aeuee.
J W. Cammlngs % Albany msis ne
aging visit recently. lie Was feeling pref.
~ good about the election. Sai rather blue
.houi his crops IL SAYS The frost dam.g'
"a hin 600. Al least ~. wounded hsni
give. him . gooi deal OF trouble. so thu,
h has % keep the palm eontinuslly cover
ed lie always has something pleasant 10
say OF that venerable couple, Dea Love
loy ard wife
Chaf'e. A. BROOKS commenced bic
school a this district lss, Moni,y. II being
his thlri tern here. lie IL also Supsfin'
,sndeu, % ne Brysni's Pond Sabbath
school and IL nrst class In both capacities
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Bethel.

The fall term OF Gould Academy closed
With an exhibition 1t Ideal Hall. weines
day evening. II Vas one ofthe beet enter
tsiaments ever given In Bethel. The Glass
- under Professors Dresser and Lin.
scott showed thorough training The fsg
drih uoder The direction OF Miss Win.
gate, Was = perfect success. % music
BY Miss Alice burlington, who exhibit
cf the thorough training % Miss Lsurs
Hull the teacher OF music. Miss III.
Han True also delighted the large audi.
snos with exquisite music.
hessrs J. A. Thurs,on and Isaac &. Nor.
rill received forty horse power boiler
and engine nom the Erie. Pa Iron WORKS
throagh ). 1. Holt Boston. Mass. Friday
they moved them % Riley Plantation with
Ten horses. J. \. Bartlett. the veteran
tesmstsr, held the reiu.
About eight inches OF snov fsll Sunday
nieht. The 2Sth inst. and Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday and THURSDAY IL rsined.
taking OF toe most OF II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
West Bethel.

A severe northesster has paid Us visit
seven inches % snow followed by q for
~ hours rain storm, making quite . fresh
;, bo, doing no dsmsxe 10 this vicinity.
Prof. Drury Il giving course OF lee
,s,s. ON PArenology At this place His re-
n,osuetion of wendsli Philllps' lecture on
.I.os, Arts last evening wss very Inter
ny. Bean went TO Massachusetts, last
"wednesday. lie Is going 10 stop THIS
v,u,sr with his daughters there. Heshuts
10 his house here. .,
I..sc whitley. the old.time blacksmith
In oils village, was baried on the Flat last
"wednesday. lie died In Lancaster, ". H.
Joseph 3. Mason formerly OF this place,
,ov ward MASTER al Portland on The %. 4.
RR. Is very sick with pneumonia Wis
.on Herbert has gone 10 help care Tor him,
.nd dispatched back 10 friends here that
~ w.s some better and hopes were enter
tsined OF his recovery.
No, few cases Of measles here now and
All improving. -..
I'm, the points will not run very high ow'
Irg 40 BAD weather. Some or the boys
have made high points In Imagination
vhlle ,rsi,iug Q deer that passed over the
sslss since the storm. bat the deer don't
propose TO be counted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
puckaeld.

Daring ths storm snd gale Sund,y even
ing, Nov. 25ih. the house together will
most OF ~. contents, belonging IN Ssnfot'
Y Cousnt. WERE destroyed by IRE. Tb'
IRE took from the barring out OF the chin
ney. Mr Conant aud wife were away
their three children were ~ home. Theii
winter supplies of wood. provisions, fur
nlture, clothing. almost everything bu'
what they hsd on, together with twenty
I've dollars In money. went up In smoke
AMI N, Insurance. Dy the way. would u
no, b. &c veil for all Who rad this IN ash
themselves. cam I ipsuredf" II not, b
sdmonlshed 20 whs, may happen. While
II IL hard Ia meet With such losses, ~ u
also hard to expect Others who pay fol
Insurance for themselves. To make mp ths
losses Of the improvident and careless
for II IL csrslessness 10 go 10 bed with
dwellings uninsured The lo. In this
case IL about $1,000 About 81 90 per
year would have saved them from the
hsriship- and struggles Of beginning lie
over se'in Are you insuredf THE rfs'
had oil In fAsir lamps"
Miss Shirley H,li has returned from the
fsrmlngton State Normsl School for .
short vacation
Miss Mamie Gudner IL home from Maine
Wesleyan Seminary for the winter.
Miss lone Harlow Was In town wednes
day.
Thanksgiving passed OF very qaie,ly,
ercep, In the south par, OF the town
oar winter schools commenced Mondsy.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Pratt and Miss Prince. the
popclsr te>chers OF several past terms, are
Al The head Of the several departments
again.
Mr.. Couapt has decided 10 build up I'm
meiiately Sslghb)rs sud friends have
responded generously. and all viii be the
hsppler Zoe Il.
Mud ruled during last week
George ~ Atwood and wife OF Paris
pAsssd through town Thanksgiving on
their wsy 10 The Dlfnsld c,rnlvsl
sabdy sfterboon. Nov. ssh, Riy. NJ.
X Mshry held . memorial service q, The
Methodist church on the death % the late
llolmsn W. waliron OF Newcastle, fnd Z,
Who Was formerly = member Of that church
aud one OF IT, most liberal contributors.
Unfortunately the severe storm prevented
many from attending.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
STATE NEWS.

A deer s,rsyed into the city OF Bangor
and got caught 10 Q board fence, where {
man killed him with 40 axe.
The storm washed out al embankmsn'
uu the .hor. OF Lake Msrsnocook. and {
Maine Central freight train spilled inio
the water. Considerable dsmsEe 10 prop
sr,y resulted, bat no lives were Loot.
tn. Portland ciub gave . eomplimsn,sr,
supper IN Govsrnor.else, Burlsigh Toes
dsy night Speeches were made by MI
Barlsigh. Cousr~..men Boutslle, Reed AND
Dlnglsy, Hon. J Perry. Edward w
Kent, walker Blaine, aud Others.
George W. Russell, shovel handle mat
ufacturer At wilton. has been arrested on
the charge OF uttering forged paper. About
a. GOO OF the paper Was out. Russell de
elar,s II 9 mistake and says be IL Innocent
lie has been bound over 10 the Saprem'
Judicial Court.
Another homicide, this time In Augusts
Charles A. Luce, q man about Is years ID
age. Was bothered In his work by Johr
MulyerhIil, . boy OF Is. and pushed him
on, OF the way. This so enrsgei the boy
TIA, be struck Luce aud Knocked bin
down, aud then kicked him 10 the head
while he Was down. Luce Was able IN Gel
40 and w,lk home. bat bis skull Was frsc
tured, and clot OF blood forming. he died
in few hours. Mulverhill Was srralgned
on the charge OF murder, and plead mol
guilty. lie had been drinking when ih'
assault Was made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
East Peru.

The L,iiss' Aid. recently ofgsnlt a,
kuowu e "Ilome Circle met a. sppolnt.
81 With Mr.. n Chili. There were near
" thirty present supper wss furnished
by the Circle Proceed. derived from ths
work box - BE- u.ed FOR the bsnthi OF
The sahb.,A school Misses LlIEie. III
Ian, MaEd sud Fora Child with several
Others gave an sntsrtAlnmsui 10 the even
ing. consisting 90 singing. rccltaiions, Sc
leci rvsiings etc.
Mr.. NJ Hall. our Supervisor OF sehOols.
recently made us call. We highly sppre
eis,e hsr nr.i elias methods ~ insiruc'
ton 10 the school room sbi think she IL
lbs, What this town needs % help raise The
schools IN higher standard OF ciuestiou.
Elk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Oxford.

Mr.. Hind. was thrown from hls carr.
age las, week but Was not seriously hurt
Thomas BAKER Was In town on frlisy.
Rev. Mr.. Cummings OF Boston and four
children from the Little Wanderers Home
came here las, week. A concert was held
At the VI. Z. ehareh for tie beneni OF The
Home.
Harry Hayes l. At home from orono.
lie IL a member Of the Coburn Cadets
.ho won the state Championship In the
competitive drill with the Se.ly Rides 81
Lewiston.
Mrs. william wndwsll spent Thsnks'
giving day with her grandson, Le,nder
wsrdvelL
Mrs. Joseph Robinson has been very
sick. -
10 the village.
Rihriars Edwards has been quite sick.
The Thanksgiving ball on "wednesday
ga. well Attended considering the state OF
the roads, and was In every way success.
There win be q neckile party Of Central
Hall, Dec. sth.
The store Of Ksvspough A True IL clos.
81. It's said they are taking account ol
stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

Disi In Lowell Nov ~. Mrs. sally,
-ifo- % Jo.hus Hanlin. sged 20 yssrs-
wAksr A Rel have nos The nuesi and
hs.i arranged store IN this section.
Mech timer % al kinis uil be hauled
saoat hsfs M. -iutsr n ,as shedding Il
favorahl~.
Mr.. Porter Ksni.,on !. visiting frisnd'
IN Ssco.
School hsgins Nouisy ~ The Centre,
tsurht Nv Henry &. S,sarns
shsrf Green % Waterford arrested i-o
nsu here iAsi well Zoe hursltfy In Hsrfi'
.on ne store ~ Howard S,mpson IN
nat pisce h.i hssn broken Toto. sni some
40 tsksn. TIE asa gave their names q.
losu Bsrts as james uii from Lewis
tnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Andoynr.

The weather 1. no, Jas, the hind that
plesses the logsers.
Fred G. Aser., who Il tesehlng al Win.
,hrop. aud J. o Ssston, Who IL teaching
al Pii,s,ou. were home for Thsnk.siy'
log holidays.
Mrs.. M.ih, 3. Dresser has bad her
house reshipElsd
WIN. q Ca.hmsn sni II II. Abbot,
have balli . toHogs,n slide 81 Camp whit
nsy. Richardson Lake.
Mrs E1I, Russell IL critically III from .
fractured hip, the result % fall
Arthur Loysj " has gone ~ West Paris
% work In the chair factory.
james y. Yors, OF Peru, has charge
% the Auiover House stables ihi. winter.
The entertainment given by the band
wednesday evening. consisting or farce,
music. rcciistions, etc, ~.s complies
success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Hebron.

40 slsighlug for Thanksgiving. Mud
.,ill prevail. and no doubt there 10 enough
20 last iill The next rain storm
Rev NJ Harden entertained the seig'
-lek boys on Th,nksgisiug day.
Charles Dodge got home from Wster'
vile wednesday. lie IL 10 teach In The
Centre district this winter. His brother
Frank IL with l. s. Bumpas. Mt. H.mil'
Ton Ia % teach 10 ssmuer and MI. Wye
slli remain ~ Mr.. Hsrdsn's. All viii b
rtsdy 20 attend school 10 the spring.
Mr.. Frank Marshall OF Marlborough
Mass has been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Marshall Il native OF Hebron aud
brother % Mr.. \. ID. Riehuisou.
L. y. Bampas hlllei nice last spring
dig this week weighing 20 lbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
oon,h Woodstock.

n. weather and usyslisx Tor sns 80
,.a d.ys seen more Ike Apfh 'nA' '"'
wiIi,sm paws and vifs eeleors,sa ss'
,xs,tieth anniversary OF tnsir m ,s.
80 ehlp. wedding. on The sstn. ~ -
80 consisted OF ehins wsrs 70 ,ns - -
- N too hundred and any piee -.
.Is,. other nice presents. ANnosa az
,,.v.lloe va. bad. over my com 49,. -,
nsrry company. All who I,s 80 -
o,.,sr stew were soandsnuy sn =,
o,si.n, I...c. Everything that pear :,
g.on.sA eoald -i.h wss provided 20 so. .,,
49, A ,oachlng and appropriate 49, 80,
ga. Rad By Mr.. Altsss Cus,s ,,s so - M.
:, her sister, Mrs. EiSlyn snlin Q, ..a,o.
.,ess.s,ls. Rev Nj Bean n.as s2plv
.,,.,s r.msrIs. eOsgrstuls'ing tae .o,s a,,
sosol, on hsviug lived together lot 49, 49,,
,sss. wI,bou, ssyipg The AMY ,h i,,s
Sroi,u. ana hoped they voa.a 0o ,,ssr.
- ssI.er.ts ihslr t-en'y.nnh an 4,
81, TIE besi % mss.e.l t.lsus 80
~. company and did not fail 70 nons
M rr,ssuI. We think ih., al sens ~.
f..linr vel paid for travelling 'af''sA
mad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

A',o- storm to- tsts. rails sbd q BIG
''-.,st tsi Ne -hois story 10 ths weather
Is go Ths travelling Il lasi -aA
60 'gai snpoct On sach vesthsr.
uo.'s AZ auE troshlss ar PfssAlsni
ilqtg - pope
Care. "A sto-sl hss hesu stopplnk
,2ft's- SAYS ~iih his sant. Mrs e y
s'osr us rstarp. ~ BO.ion 20 nor
- H' las zen CO ~ y. Y and y. u
"a .rsysars
rAsfs = zach stock ausold here. Ooe
toaf ,ssi fsrmsrs h,s not sold one OF bis
s,iis ~ some are kililnE snd pstiine
- hssf
Cl.sr FsrueI ~ Bethel. wNs In t0sr
sailfiay ati be me; With qslts an scei'
.sti hs esfiiags "a overturned oo
- Ang's n ghsay. ant himself and horss
So oai.y tsmorshred bat help arrived
aai D. Eoi oct alive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Vast Paris.

The NJ X. susdsy School have made
nice addition 20 their library.
VIII Danhsm, OF North Paris, has start.
Ell q singing school. The nights are 70 be
Monday and Friday OF each week.
A. J CARTS went 10 Portland Saturday
20 buy Christmas and other goods.
The Golden Rale Lodge of 1. o. O. T.
are 20 have an entertainment and pie aud
cake supper q, Dunhsm Hall Friday even
ing, December 7th. The entertainment
will consist OF declarations, recitations,
songs, psutomimes and tsbleanx. Amer
the entertainment the pie and cake will be
served. fifteen cents pays the bill. All
are invited.
l. ID. Andrews IL doing quite . busl.
ness In the insurance business. He IL
agent for the Maine and New brunswick
Company.
School IL TO commence December 81.
Mr.. u. Stearns IL TO keep H.
The West Paris Orehestra assisted by
John Hsxsltou played ata ball at Brysnts
Pond Thsnkssiving night. The mana
gers were well pleased with their playing
and engaged them for New Years night.
ID. G. Churchill IL cispbosrding and
painting his house.
A. J. Hayes. who has been ~ work for
I. y. Emmons has accepted o position -
bookkeeper In lumber ofiiee ct Portland.
II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Denmark.

Mrs George A Wentworth has been
spending Thanksgiving with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Blake OF South wlndhsm.
Ida NJ. Walker died Wednesday evening
aged ~ yesr-. and Nellie Ssnborn, sged 6
years, died THURSDAY morning They had
been sick some two weeks with sore
throat bot sppesrei better till the nrst OF
the week. The doctor. naslly decided
II 20 be dlphtheris. and they were both
buried Thursday without any services.
The death OF these little girls has cast .
gloom over the whole village and the
stricken parents have the sympathy OF
their neighbors.
George walker and wife Of North An.
dover, Mass, are In town. being called
here by the illness OF Mr.. walkers dsush.
ter who lived with her grandfather, A. II.
Merrill.
Rev. o. v. Alvord preached here Sunday
20 q good congregation.
The ball advertised for Thanksgiving
Was cancelled on account OF sickness aud
death In the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
ErYehurg.

We shared the storm Sunday with the
res, Of the couatry. hat the rslu has de.
posed % NOS, % The snow. 80 TIA, wheel.
are nov used
Df. a 4. bradley. Y. y ". has been
visiting his brother. W. u bradley.
The school entertainment vas carried
out according 20 program. although the
evening Vas very unf.yorshle
NJ Richardson's removal IL generally
dsplorei His successor IL no, yet an.
noabcei. bu, the school will open 81 the
usual time.
Mr. Llviugsion cane back on ruesdsy.
also Miss L'If'e shirley n spsni Thanks
giving.
Allan shirley came from Portland on
Tuesday sni returned Friday evening.
Mis-. n. q. O.g ~ hh for Thsnksgiv.
log guests. Mr. Mnis 0,scot With bet
daughter and Husband Mr.. and Mrs Car
ter, OF Beverly. Mass. and Mrs. George
o,sooi aud Two children from Dover
Thanksgiving service was held on
Thursday evening" Of the vesiry.
Mr.. Granville Austin, OF Boston, spsu'
Thanksgiving with hls mother, Mrs. Pulls
bury.
Mi.. Kate Abbott has come home from
Bartlett where she b. spen, the sur msr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04


ID. y. Skining- % Bolster. Mn. 4. 4,
Town purchasing sheep, Ne paw. h.,,s,
price iaan early In The sesson.
sss,,sr today stating tia, l.ry,
los Of otford Coanty wool h.d rr-r,,,
zen sold Tor = cts. per pound. \. mo-,
inls the resllt % The election.
IN. veorss broun and sou % Peabody,
nes... have been In town mn. veek loot.
ING .,sr th-ir busiis.s matter. hera
,. y. French u Jet very To-. nom hem.
0rrhsge
oile~st wsrdvsli and osxood DREW an.
phesnis for Invalid pension. have r-eeiy,.,
or'i"rs n 70 bsfore ths board OF ex,mln.
Ing pnysicisns ~ lewiston.
a.- hin. Dresser has closed her school
Der sistsr. \. LiEIis Drv-.sr. IN : .choo,
IN o~orxs,osu. Mss. ., /. ..l.rv az A.,
sol'sr- pr wees All are sorry To have
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Upton.

Peflsy wAl,nsy A.s cone home from
tss far West
Charles n. ShsrmAn sho, q ene large
buck der las, Saturday se congratulate
BIN On his saccsss ~ hsi piece OF ths
neat Which as very uics.
L,s, Sundsy morning ssoat two O'Clock
~ ~srv sroasef from slesp by The CRY
frs. dre. fre. Casriis riis.eil's buililug-
-sre 10 eames large cro-d gathered %
help ne inmates ~ The house. Only q
part oftAs household good. eoait ~ saved.
TIE fsmiiy l,st heavily although The bald.
irg. vsrs Insured.
wi'ism Burhs. another ~ uptou'. vest.
vsrt vsndsrsrs. rvtarhsd hone set ss,ur.
tsv evering.
Josu y Ccoleigs .. very sick.
I'm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

rasrv 80 risi,is. Ins,ssi o. LilA'
rs'.,so-. iakiug masic lcssons u 10
- sstrr va
49,. L. trep.ng 10 district No. la
Ia go ~ Mss YoaaE from Norway
- tsuf.i 80 summsf term 10 speAks
- - - Nr'H'v a. . tsschsr "a tssc
&c., rns I'm ~ ssns district
49, rrnusnce. In district No Noy.
ID kl'sri y lett isschsr lie sagrand'
80 10 90 a. k3esri Noy--, Norway
-lrisY h.st -bntst. or msny veArs'
49, -1 'rs las LET ~ loF-. ton'r Ani
rsesct
NJ James i1risn 4. s-ry sics sesin.
" az NJ. jalas HOLSTER from NAY
~ e. nsf~ h~r sister. Mr. Soan
l-t au.rts vl.it NJ. "a l'istsr made
- sstsr present q . sics black trcss.
lstAc n AIsisr hss solt . alec pair %
a.
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s1t,Ls-. q q. = si.il1n. Psying a. cents
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Newry.

G A. Baker and w.lter POSER have re-
turned from their visit IN Boston. They
have taken jph All wili soon begin 10
Gu, spruce snd hsmlock
VI \ Thur-,on Il logging on the ~e-,
slds % Bear River. near the OLD ssv mill.
~ and Henry Stssrns have taken N
n get oui hard wood Tor Thurston
Sin or eight inches OF snow fell Sunisy
night IL hs. been raining ever since I'll
to-day. The roads are In = very sloppy
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DiokyAle.

The Dlekvale High School. t,ugh, by
Il. \ Tracy. closed last Saturday, the lIth
in.t Scholars neither nriy nor absent
one.hslf day daring the term. Edwin G
Hus.sy. Alton IIassey and Matte Bishop.
The farm buildings OF Rollins Ham
mond consisting OF one aud e-half story
house, ell and barn al connected. we're
burnei the 20ih ult sboui nooui the he
vas drsi discovered In the barn near the
pig pen. Mr.. Hammond also los, one piz,
iso wagons. . barn full OF hay and bis
furniture No Insurance.