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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Hebron.


Rev Mr.. Mayo ~ Psri. preached here
i1st Sunday sept ISL
Tuesday svcnlng Dr.. Douham gave q
lsciars before The s,sishtsi The subject
DigvstiOn.
The school 10 pro-Peflug nssly With
abOut 10 sinisnts. TIE ersi lyccum wS
hsld last week.
VIM. Mooiy AMI wife % Bo-ion we're
IL Mrs MOOdys Sunisy and len Monday
On their Nay % The lakes where they will
90 10 camp Coz While.
TIE foundation OF The parsonage VII be
lald this week and then The work vii 80
fisht ahead. Charles Bray has taken The
eOnirsct fJr bullding IL.
NJ Freeman and sou are Al work on
Df Donh.m's house sd We Congratulate
he Dr on the prospect OF soon hVias 10
= house OF his osu-
We are Glad 10 rspori ths, Bert 0loser's
baby Ia In . fair Way 10 recovery She
h.s ben very sick.
Al he game % base bail played here
Monday b~iwcsn the Paris and Hebron
b0ys. The Paris boys were badly beaten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
pt,rkaeld.

Mr. Edgar A. Jersey and vile Of Oak.
land, Cal. were In town last week, the
guests OF his cousin, q. II Her-ey, Eco.
This Il Mr.. Hersey's nrst visit 10 Maine.
Jrstice Prince bed court 81 Reform
Hall Saturday afternoon, 22nd Inst, on
an action OF trpver for the value OF four
lambs. Ar Penlsy OF Auburn. versus
Edwin Howard Of Hartford. Verdict for
plslntln, ell 90. q. II. Jersey for plain
iin. Alfred Cole for Den.
This proves N be- plum year In this vi.
entity. ]. WIN. Shaw will have 30 - 40
bushels. Not far from 100 bushels. mostly
Lombsfds, L. the estimated crop In town.
Rev. ]. n B,rrows hiss moved " the
double tenemsn, residence OF Carlton
Gardner.
Ardon y. Tiiton he. purchased the
Themes stand OF X. e. Atwood OF New
York. and has moved Into II.
Willie Dean has returned home amer .
ten days tramp.
Robinson Dean hsd . telegram Thurs.
day ths, his vslusble stallion, "Bsby Dean"
Vas very sick at Mystic Park. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Mason.

Nothing occurring on, OF the general
order OF things.
n q. Lovsjoy's Oldest son V stopping
nil. =, home this fall. His FOLKS are
much pleased 10 see bin.
mi 3 slIllisgs OF 0ushsld Is IN ,owa
,oolIn. sf,er small beef and mich cows
Ne 4, hsving . We, day To run over our h'i'
pastures. m o,o.
Va. a 20 teach our school this term
=, sommspoes one wssk from next Monday
The ~ X Circle me, q Mrs Dams Nor
mrs yesterday. They had avsry ian ."
Ai.asou L. Tyler has moved TO E,s'
wsierford. He stsid In town ou' h'he
Geo. n. and Arthur morrill, ar. oai i,5 s 9
ses.p barn which when naished VII De
. ses satl,l0n 10 their buildings. IhsJ
are su sn.srprisIss yoaDs men and mean 70
succeed.
slek folks AL better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Lowell.

Tn. eldest sou OF Roscoe A. and Lucy
IaI.rou died on Moai,y. Sept 2t'h, al
Ter an Illness 10 about week. aged seven
year. They have The sympathy OF ,n.lr
mend. and nslghbors In their sad sfnlc-
ton. ,-,
Dr. III Cobb Il In town. lie Is living
4, Milan. y H.. and Il now taking sy,es'
,,on Of !. few weeks visiting bis old friends
and bsighbors.
In .n..sr 70 the editor We viii say
,h., ,As uss post on - IL IN Lowell ~ the
nl,ee formerly called "So. I" IL We re-
member rightly "saueook" was The ofigi'
al Indi.n name Of the t0sa OF sweden
.h,n N lneluisd Lowell We have hsi .
..sa,sook" Orange and "Saucook Lodge
~ God Templsrs here formerly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Hiram.

A eloadiess san.st s',sr sunls.. ~sst.
Mr. R.ahsn KimSsii sni family vent w
s,ri-ich. y II ~ visit brother. 90
arriving ihsrv III, horse. . v,lashle best,
frppP-i issi
W.. Nellie Bsuj,nln % Portland Who
h.s hesn .on. weeks 9Th her parents,
Mr ard Mr.. Bsrl Bafbsnk. !. inpro'ins
ln health
NJ. Everett, q P1ke % Cornish !.
,s.chlug In 40 Hiram village Mics Maud
F.ruh,m 81 Cornish :. teaching IN ths
Durrin district Miss K,,s V. Trcsdvell
4. TEACHING In the Ss- Settlement
d. Wilson, the Supervisor. has united
,h- Grammar .nd inisrmsiisie school. 81
Hiram viIi,ss With Miss Aiiie Allsri "
BE, BrosrnsH a. is,chsr; Mt. Cofs v.
tismnus of Hiram. s..l.,suti Miss PRS.
cll. Adam. OF 50, Hiram, ,ssehsr OF the
Primary School.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
South Buckaeld

VIII Dean Who lsf, home furiug SI,,s
fair week has been fouui 81 farmoaih and
pa. retained home.
10 COR reference % the price OF sioeh In
lssT IL should have read 'nsA, stoek In
stead ~ mss, stock.
Now that the excitement ~ oar State
slsctlon IL over IL IL well N remember
ma, the Mills BIN does not pl,ce lime
wood paip. potsioes aud live stock on the
FRYE IT,, a. 4. sometimes erroueou.ly stated.
Henry Cole. m,chlne has been iare-h'
log In this vicinity.
Ms Ro.. Taiile IL teaching the fall
term In the Packard district
John Record IL new .llling hi, house
Potatoes that were not dug before TIE
recent heavy rain ere In some instances
ro,tlng l. all nature eonspifiug % inJafe
tAe farmer this year, The yield OF sweet
corn from he back lots exceeded The En-
psc,a,ion and operation. will continue TO
TIE middle Of nett week.
Del. Jordan wants 20 sell bis M'Jof
Boone colts IL 10 M sxsggetsilon W -'y
ihey are good ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Enat Rnthnl.

school commences oe, LIT, Misc Ar
VIII, Grover tescher.
Mr.. ID. X Kimball who has been visit
log ~ her old home In this place has re-
turned ~ Massachusetts,. She Va. &C
oomp,nltd by her daughter, Mrs G q.
Kimb,li. and her granddaughter. Ms.
Bell. Klmbsn
Mis-. ilsttie Bear. our ,ssis'snt Il. VI
II vi.lting r,lsiivr- at Revere, Mss.
Mrs FLOR, fslter and children who have
hen visiting q, her fathers. Ds VI n
KimAall'-, have returned 20 their home 10
M.s.aehasetts.
Mr.. v. n Howe q. visiting her sister
II wslih.m. MNss
Ml.. Eam. Brown has retained from
Backnsli
Mls. Evvis Crsre Who has hseu sp'ni.
Ing the summsr IN this piso. has rr'urn II
% Der home In Mtsssehusetis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

David EdsNrds and vile are 'l''HHs
relatives ADD frisnds here -,
NJ. John Grover wss oaflsd ls
~ Mr. Robln.oa. u S0ath "ssIloau
snel.,sd. TIE Lapisn Post OF "'s,'
ArmV hai charge Of the anefA.
Grover was IS years old, klnd nes.
.nd husband sDd vill os mach nisseu.
AL Anirvss has l0si |. .eekink o,' "a
.hleh hs hai been OG.rsd s's' d's' ''1
denly. An. A.,,, .Aod
knOc rel Ono born "a
NO. uolt ani sifs have been IN 'o"n
.,.I,l.v ,A,ir sOn and other relsiises'
A q L0v.J0y. Of Msson' "ss IN ''"'
R-T. T. NJ. Bs.dsahof ".Isea IT,.
Moth waterford 10 Albany !,
sveuine. 10 attend the prayer mssAS
distance % nve miles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Fryahnrr.


Nessrs. Calvin and Granville Austin, of
Boston, spent Sunday here. Their moth.
sr, Mrs. Pilsbury, win move back 10 her
house soou.
Levi. wslksr wen, home TO Boston on
Saturday.
Mr.. Bsrish Warren. Of ~. Louis, has
h-sn visiting his friends In this vicinity.
John l. Saeii IL teaching al Steep
Falls.
Mrs Gerry has returned from Lewiston.
Allan Shirley has hem housed for .
sesk with svellsi face TIA, prevented
III. going N Portland on Monday.
Tue W. q. Fair deferred The program
Zoe "wednesday on accom-, OF The rain and
held over Friday.
The nrst lycsum % the term vss beld on
Thursday evening and many Of the old
scholsr. visiting the Fair were present
Nc and Mrs. Fred Powers are In town.
NJ Il. IL % begin business In Boston soon.
Nc and Mrs. Y. n. Robinson. OF Port.
land, have visited their son boarding q,
Mss II. c. osgooi's, this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Newry.

A long spell OF wet Sssihsr following
IN. heavy frost has IN ei.i additional Loss
10 farmers in this vicinity. Corn fodder
whether cut or standing 10 the did l.
mOuldy and rotten. aoOai worthless Tor
fodder. Fields OF beats are turned so
black a. Ia be of no value even fOr fodder.
Horace Poster aud family VI wsleIfJrd,
ATE visiting a. A. W. Powers.
A party OF -four GA q trip ~ the lakes
hunting aud fishing. pitched their teni on
nv premises TUESDAY night Ia spite OF
the rain the boys went nshsng and caught
trOat enough for their supper. bat we're
glad To take the stable lofi for sleeping
quarters last night.
A. Q. Ll,.lsh,le's wife presented him
With Q daughter last Sunday.
S. A. Eames was drawn Jaror Tor nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Denmark.

TIE canning % corn a. the corr shop
closed september 18th. About 10000
cans w,r. Pot ~.
Miss May Keith. OF North Bridgewstsr.
Mass IL IN town.
Dsnes u Oid yellow. Hall the gsth. A
large company were present
Oar citifsns took q number OF the
purses 81 The West Oxford Fair.
Charles Piugre. and wife. Who have
h>eu ,i Brunswick for some time are visit
leg relsiives here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Rumford Point.

John Calvin Fsrnam Is very low from an
attack OF paralysis.
Nina Howe hss been entertaining frlsnds
from Massachusetts,.
Annie Martin teaches school In Rox'
bury.
The work OF labelling cans IL nearly
completed % the factory.
Rev. Albert Donnell preached very able
sermon here last Sabbath.
A Republican asg IL 10 vie with the
Denocrats' nag here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
East Brownheld.

The Death Of Herbert f.ssviti, mentioned
las, week as sick With typhoid fever, oc.
Cured ON the ash, he Vas very good
wong msn aud viii be missed In Oh. NJ.
q. OF which De vas sn interested member
and it, las, president
Mr.. X A. a. sticknsy has been 10 Bath
attending the State Commitsse OF tn. W.
&. r. u.
Mrs Carrie Thorn WAS intsrrsd In The
Weeks family lot On the 2Ithi her d-~th
Was shock 10 her friends 10 the neigh
borhood
TIE fair has attracted our people - u'u-
nj aud heen continued uatil this Friday
owing 70 the severe storm Of Wednesday.
Already the station or its sarroaa'iins,
pressnt Q much better appearance. snf
more improvements are In contemplation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

AMER an eight days storm The suu IA.
pei In an appearance. bat "a looks some
vhst pale srd -sshei cot
The river L. NJ tos driving pitch. a
Ervsi incouverisnce a. this season Of ths
year, snt tha inhahltsnts 90 The 80, slts
% tos lins feel greatly ths ned ola bridge.
Mrs. : y. Bate. OF West Samnsr, IL IN
Visiung Oh ffisnd.. Who arr vsry glad 10
net Der once more
frvd Doe sni wiioar waite, % Lyun,
have heeu camping Oai. bat The Ne,
weather has di.gusted then and they star,
FOE hone this morulug.
The late rains have ltiarei The sr.in
crop greatly In this section. some fslis
az sntirvly seollei snt 81 In bad eoail.
too.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
South Bethel.

Farmer. are busy iisslns their pp,,,o,s ..
They are ro,tlng badly In some pisces.
Clara Ripley and her mother LETT for
M,..sehasst,s. Friday. where they viii
spsni The winter.
Mr. AMI Mrs. E'U,h Brown in,-ni 10 20
20 Grand R.piis. Mich In q short time,
20 -psui the wintsr with their son.
Mrs g Y. kimhsll has been sick Tor ,
fr- days bat IL better nov
school uill l-rin here. Monisy. &c, ist
Albert Stevens IL talking ~ selling his
store 81 B-sn'. Corner sni going In Den
YER. Colorado. ~ set up ba.las-- thsre-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Eat Waterford.

A W. Guson OF Brooiiine has been In
town.
Alob1s Tyler % North Waterford has
moved on ~ Le.lie Mcksuney's pl.ee
which be has hired FOR year. MI. NC.
Ksuney ani family are going "do~u east
Miss Iss Hilton 10 spending . few weeks
a. lewiston.
Ms. M.ads Young has retained TO her
home In Sweden.
n \. ellison OF Brocktou and l.. l.. Has
ssll Of Brookllns ar, In The place 10 have
the hsy on The ellison farm pressed Thsy
Ill t.ia Ito MassAehnseits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

Ralph beaumont, Of New York, iec,ured
70 the Knights OF Labor, Sunday evening.
81 The school house hall
The Cerret Band sertnaded Mrs WIN
W.d~eil. Monday evening. A supper
"a served 10 them and The occasion was
much enjoyed BY all.
james Davis and Henry Eaton have
lately had an Increase OF pension.
Jsues Davis has moved bis family into
Amos Smiths house.
Az The game Between The weiehville
nine and The Blues the score stood ~ 10 G
In favor Of the welchvIlles.
Mrs 0lossln received . dispatch inform.
lng Der ~ the severe sickness OF her hus.
osnd and has gone % ola Town.
The dam progrVsses slowly The mill
probably will no, star, for I've or slI
weeks
Miss Hannah che.isy died NJ wslchv lie
Ssp, q. aged a. years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

OuuEp Ma Sspi -. isss.
- o1'.fI d .s frf-alsd ne nshfon
ia'TrY 80 "a c'u1 on Tnursisy atsr-
IA "a t.lss Esme ~ = score % ,
n - 'tt'gfy 10 - gene ~As ne
s-<T s1ft III ro'h teams. Estnu % TIE
s'ss s,fk.tg ogt d. % ne stsisuts.
nifSf a. % 81 Bsias. tid ne catch.
n - hs-r1c Ttis l. he sscoDt game
a. ustrots ne frst game rssalung
ltsccft % if 81 4 in isVof ~ he hlnes.
- bsss q. CAIN % 10 he ee.t sscond
- q oI'lf' c1urty as stand ready 20
"a - uts 10 Champions Al any
- go ~ tsfrIrs ~ thrss gamss With
:, A'siss ~ SostA Pars preferred.
l..-ss
CW kayANorou.
Mstsgsr Oxfort Bluos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Gilead.

Tn. late wet weather Il casing NE %.
49,. 10 ros very badly and the Inme's
-. ,,xI,r ~ tix hen bat DO not sueesso
81, vsi for Il has rslned most OF 'h'
time Coz too weeks ar. of
X. q. Lsry has seat ssp 80. ard 1.
potatoes mostly ofhls oSn rs''''s
not d0os digging Jet 49,, nv
Ersn Chapman has lo-e .~.s,es
The bears and n0v he has s""'H
on them . xi.it 10
Michigan. o,. IN Bos-
soloa Cola aud wife have so'' "
Too 10 spsnd ths winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Pnru.

Mss cisrs Holmes. 10 Mss.schasstts.
n~ighnorhosi
n hss ben vsry rAlny sui tall weather
for he p,st thrrs -esks. ard Il IA. spoil.
- ne corn fodder that ~ss allied ~ The
iro-t. sni u e feared that u ~ill esass 20
tatoso ~ rot
J n Consut All rifs have ben visit.
lng frisuts 10 fsJsiis sni Llvcfmors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
RnxhurY.

Niss Cors ua.ssy. % Soaih knfoafy, q
TEACHING school In Disuict No :, snd I'm
ms La1d. OF The same place. Il teaching ID
No 3
We shoald hsv~ . hevy ~ smsr, tsaeh'
sr. a. Soulh RoxbarJ ia ~srs no, Tot
ous word That word 10 msfimooy'
Oo. 4. gous already AMI Others are 10 dan
s,r-sTAs spider and The &C.
william Porter. % Rumford' u ssitins
hear trap. or Corn Hlll 10 this Town. Ills
father formerly eaaght bssrs on thai h'll
Calvin Backnsm sas seriously mars
Al 1ndsy. BY . pair % runaway nofss- com
ius up bshlui hin and one h0r.e jampsu
% % ais bues board ahd on 10 Mr.. baek
nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Bryant's Pond.

J,fsr.on Lodge OF Nelson's will install
their ofrcers Saturday evening. Oct. IL.
The service will be poblie-
The County Commissioners had hear
Ing here this week In rclstion 10 . pro
posed rosi through this town and Green
sood. After fully Investigating The mat
ter the petition VAS Jsul.d.
The hotel has been crowded most OF the
past week.
Rev. u. G. Goodwin will preach at the
u.ntlst church Sept 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
AGrAnd Idea.

r.. Geo'ss " KLtsYsr. The -eli-
-. e,tuisi 20 TsxAs. Investigated The
49,. fosisr qae-tiou. and wrote II
.,s--...,ll frof Hor-ford'- PREPARATION 70
- sHsminsliou. and foand IL con
q Pars AZ bou pol.onoa. mstsrisls.
r,,..- aof Pm HoSs'ord sss. ini~sd. .
s,...,e,s' 10 slpplsntiss ne ndlxs-tlols
60. ~aich arr We zeal re-ait ~ al
i. ,s. Nttaf oaklox Povtsrs. By he sola.
g.. Pa',e-, he very rutfitise properiy
\ -. .ti We bone producing element
A., II q esrtslnly the hs-t and
n,,,s a,e'al bread raising prsPsrsilon
'ts'et 70 he puslic.+
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
North Fryeburg.

one OF North fysbars'. mos, widely.
known eitirsus. philip BRADLEY, hss been
Wing In = critical condition. having had .
severe spoplec,ie shock. w. ar glad 10
hear that IN IRE IL now grourd for hope
,hs, be will recover his former health.
T~o sheep were ALLIED On "Usole"
Philip Pitmsn's place some nights sgo.
II l. supposed ihs, the depreciation was
committed nv bear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Rrnwnaald

Ms.srs roang. sni Miliissu dni.hsd
pseking $500, corn Tuesday. having pa,
40 soo0t To-. 900 cans.
There has ben no deaths frum typhoid
fsvsr tbs veek. Mrs. Andrew thorn and
Hsresri l. Lssviit. both iyins very sud
tenly.
Heavy raiss Zoe ne last fsw days have
greatly swollen The stream. In THIS viclhl.
"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
EAst Hebron.

We are srj Dying nDs weather s'isr the
rain.
Rev AMI Mr.. Ffsnk Lamb Of " Y.
gave . s.crei concert ., The church Mon
lay evening. The 2tth. Mrs Frank Harlow
20 Turner presided al The orgsn. There
s,s . good ssilsbos sni nne musie uhleh
al sul1yed.
An FogE While splitting wool The
ggi Inst. Asd The misfortune ~ ls,iing The
sxe Zip and cut his foot. IL Z. qaiie .
bad wOaud. althoagh M, serious.
Mr.. D.wisy % Portland (msiron % the
ola L,ilss' liomsl vAs In town sasiAy,
ne gli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Norway L,ake

The drssry and fsr-sksa look Of tie
WNeou house has sotet. for q shor, time
81 east. BY ne arrival OfMrs. NJ Il. wal.
colt
MI and Mr.. Jsme- Smith have gone 70
Fryeoorg W yisi, relative. and attend the
FNr 70 ~ hslf there tAls sesk.
School hefsn THIS vesk With nins,een
g noisrs snc frsnk Bartlett, a. teacher.
M .ni Mr. samuel Partridge have
gone N Nesry 90 ssh0rt visit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Sumner.

rslnei ."
NJ. Clsmsuthas rs,nrusa 10 her dsueA.
ters Mrs. Am rhomp.oas. she Ia.
oesn Wishing In Cambridge. Mas.aeAa.
Melville U. b. klsr l. ts,ehinr In Dis,
No. >. Hartford. sgsin this f.il.
~ frsnk Glover hs- parchasst IN.
nflaEepof' orgsn ~ oeorg. y. Tovls. OF
Canton. ~
The apple crop In nls vieialt, 4. good.
Pho DvTKNRrRV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

o.U-P.ri. Dramatic ciab p'syei
y, n.,ssf Sgua'- snt Ne fsres NY
g. XTft- a. Ac.dsmy Han. friisy
- ~ -srs Dot Eivsu verf good
-, Rs-sio. - nsrassf sni CONE
80 - ooup,ny. "a Evnias ard aAs
,.Issry a. sIPsficucs Ia tasi hns %
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

ErsH,cof hs,rg he usmss ~ those
.,.a- q ~ Primsry school -ho have
i - ,,-sti % tarfy f1r he vel end
nS ~ =
- rs.fss t.s.rrra CuftinE. tcais Han
- So 49,. Cfsrils WinE. Angis
-. Hslr Ifsr runf hsmis uAmmona
-. .sra.f $3.50 frsnCa
s.nfsA EarO~. Tsachsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

.uu.N.. ~ % csnisu, va IN
F-,,, "a - -sy 70 Hartford 10
=. 80 n1isrf. ulastf hres ye>rs
M. R.a.s -ss f,rmsriy sssccisief
1850 ! c. Nuhl., E.g oftAis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
Wonderful in It's results. U. 1. n.


Advertising . paien, medicine Ia the pecsl.s vay
In which-be prepnstof ofhemps t.l.aH, iof ooash
Al drussst. n give tksss wha e.il fs u q sample
hostls bee, tlsi tAsy may cry befors parchsslag.
Ihs isrge bottles sre Be. All tioo. We certainly
solld sivi.e stril. Il may save yoa RON oonsamP'
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

- 20. x Barr Ill sing IA, Popa-
-, Ser By Sep" a. ne ooe-
r,,.,.y s.suihg. TIE song as
- ,, Sisghsu A kmsry, son OF
:. u, js.gs. AZ q viil ~ fully sPpre-
- !, - p.-,P,s " Paris Hil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

The appraisers OF the Gov. Bodwell 60
tate have completed their lsbors. The
value OF the real estate IL es,ima,ed al
eos. 100, and the personal estate q, st5s,'
?9gOi, leaving handsome property afler
ali the debts are pAli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02

- n.-nosi rvsaroei fron ne
-. a. -.sk. sni 90 rhursdJ
=, ~ Ns- Y1fk. -osre Re vul ~
-. .sficsl si1iies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-02
IL sr'.' auiiy medicine


a.,.t - psisri .-.fisiss h ~ p~c,ali.r 80
- Cts 49, So al ~ 4 . sampls
n - ~ nag w Il 1872 pureaastnf
- y, - ~ ~ aEi tloa. We csrs-nlf
- 'rA 4 asY ssss you hou ooasuuP-
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49,. Cunuiug. rytaruet Friday
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