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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

We are in receipt Of an attractive little
book entitled The Story OF ''Feathefbone, Z"
giving an interesting account Of the discoY-
cry OF the manufacture Of Quills into a bet
Ter material than Whalsbone, and illus
tratiDg the many purposes for which Il n
now used. See advertisement.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he is
The senior partner OF the firm OF +. ].
CHENEY & Co, doing businoss In the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each and
syerv case OF CLTARRH that cannot be
cured by the use OF HANS CATARRH CURE.
A. w. GLEASON,
lHRAi.. Notary Public.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

To dream ~ aponderous wlTRls
Erect On he tiB Of his tai,
IL tile sign ot "a storm
Clf the weather M warm),
Unless u should happen to fall.
=, Dreams don't amount 10 much, anyhow.
some signs, however. are infallible. lyon
are eonstipated, with no appetite, tor.
iured with sick headache aud bilious symp.
Toms, these signs Indicate tffat you need
Ut. Pieree's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
Ihey VIII cure you. All druggists.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02
RIood MIII TnIl.

Lolita takes nap between 9 and 9
O'Clock every day except on matinee days.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

When allso-called remedies fail, Or. sages
Catarrh Remedy cures.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

Queen Victoria offers TO sell her villa at
| Baden Baden Tor $50, 900.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

The late chief Justice was a member o
the corporation OF Yale university,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

u,nie,ed with sere Eyes, uss Or. Isaae rhomp
spn, R,e wstsr Drugasts sell H. &c.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

p. s.-Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken In.
ternally and acts directly upon the blood
and mneus surfaces OF tho system. Send
for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, o.
Eg-Sold by all Druggists, rs cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

The widow Of the late Chief Justice
Waite will live ia Cincinnati with her son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02
srlrr or omo. a. or ToLrpo. !

The pen, when Il is dipped in Sloss, ia
Nmitier than the sword.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02
Con.wnpsIon surely Cured.

Senator Reagan, Of Texas, haa drawn
salary from the public since 1888.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02
Omaha Commercial College.

A tramp so years Of age was arrested
che other day in Indianapolis.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

Won't sausages sausage mans hungeri
OF course they will. Whine noH
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

Mira. Lille Devereu1 Blake thinks women
would make good soldiers,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

Julia Folyille, OF Belgium, is soon TO be
brought out ms rival to josef Holman.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

a visitation OF cholera Ia regarded natu.
rally with grave approximations.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02
CnronIc Coughs and colds,

We often wish most for our friends when
they are absent Richter.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02
New Town OF nixon, wyoming.

Some Of our beetslaushtsrers are regular
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

Y asE.h ta,snsy thiaka = III. read
II dai ~ 81 ia London
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02
$9S SRHilg Machine EpRR !

We waat Psssa svery VILLAGE tea~u ana tsu.A a.
hssr 70 iher haHasa ins Of 1r sAAPLKs e. thsss
VIE Will keer and simply sh,v al
Se VII s,nd .s ne vsy best sewing Machine
y ths world, with all the aaehneuta This
ansrhs patenss sfers ne pssssts
cut shs style chine, with ga ~
eso cells nr $50 hssasr 70 Won ~ us
WONDERFUL THING on RAkTH, bat yen Secure sss &
sss Hashnss AnsoIuTElT FHKE, prOsaoa yeas sprsran
Amt ffe LEGALITY, and ycp Win hee IN owf
Asuae and show thoss wAe sa ear sisrSnt st a.
sgesled an sampla We do not ssk yoa thsss
nss fer msrs thsn tive menAs and then they yesr
eNn pepery ths ART aanFlsa AHROllTklY
FRkh efsest How all We efs
ST as nush e7oe 5000 N fun sysn ss passe
Ater esf art sampler have renAned whex
Hsah OF TIVE We seed psrpeu m losalu All ever
~ ssssty snd ahe thls neens Of securing them
Iheee VIE wrtts will th- very ks
eswtag Machine nnest ESasral ssses
ent % weshs 81 hish Together America An
patssss fhkk BY return mail Write postal esra
- which g write " ~ will eoss bat
knew a shoea eeneluds nasther why bsr 4
esas Wenderfa as u you need eapiisan V ns0
AasFssA enss, TRVk CO. ApaoSrA, hAnE
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

a. r 20 SO per day. Samples worth
ME not under the horses fees.
%&Safety Rein Hold erco
chi n Is worth s5Oo per y
uULeworth tl.0VQ but lar
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-02

NEW YORK, q East istk ST. Unon seasTe).
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Ena, Un,nrfnr,i


while Albert n. Besn VA. paraiing pop
lar limb III, him In the eye irjaring II
seriously
Misses Jsuuls Ii.ggs,i aud wiurle Has.
hell AZ mailbag short visit a, Saco.
Wilson Aboou has bought The Liberty
kugors farm where be -ill move a. soon
a. the place l. vseAtei ~ Charles l.. XII
Fots Mr.. ABBOTT Il now living 10 q. A.
Mllliu's house.
LA lliltoa has the whOoplng cough.
The wlnisf terms In The ioanR and
Temple Ilill districts opened The i2ih,
Margaret A. Baker % Norway, teaching 10
tAe former and Mr. DOolltile, astudsnt OF
Bfiigion Academy. 10 The latter.
There wss dance al this place the sih.
Mssic nv HsI ,lton q siesrps % NORWAY.
4. J. Haskell 10 grinding corn A. well
a. apples In hls mill
SylVAnus Riehsrison IL driving The stsgs
. wesk % tso daring The absence Of A. q
NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
spor, AZ Hanover.

- ut1lvsf AM Ramflrt Cornsr boys
s-1Yet q grAnt huui Saturtsy, Nov. ioh.
ARrcgs tts SAY sas cold And rairY, II
.ps Ertrf success Saiurtsy sVsning
~ e. tssy mt IN rootly uumhcrs art
-tis rfcfssary arrsngynsnts Thef
fr'r' ui1 80 birds. choosing q. 4.
Elsss csgtaiu ~ ons slts. snd W. >.
H1st r,G,sr ~ ths Other. All agreed
IA i,s s.is hfinging 10 ne smallest
s-l1ti of game saoai furnish a. oyster
stfe~f '1f bnth sltss. prepared ~ ne
HlScFtf lr.1r SoCisty Al their BAL ln tAis
81. shffr a. ssre % meet 81 he con
tus.aaf tse hant J N. Rasseh Nf
ls,sr hssrAl Nctst - latges. and The
sclri say-.i ne folosiug fesalts % The
etrssFU~s
h-ur K,s.slIs side %. r. Rlsssil. I
49, soofp~cksr, 4. % nsyfort. l
s-s'7-Cks-. A q Hose. hluslU, ,
sss'2ectr-s. a-tgssog. I skunk c.
o. ist1tk. soofpecksr. n \ Howe,
g-st -fs.s. biaslsy. sootPschsr.
n,,i ire virxin. ! pArtriigs. rso-
- 3 stlrts. uootpecksri EaEens
Artt' 9,rtritge. . raooits, mailing =
Ia 1f ''t' poiuts
ulHtss.if W :. Hove. ! partritgs.
49, A Staples. I hetEehog, !
stsNi r. Frost partritge, ! rsooii F;
40 hcaaftscr. psftritKes. 1 WOOD
pttsf 4. 't.hi ora Dixie. ! hetgshog
brosu : stunk. oSi. ranoii ,
R,rtsf. 3 hstgshog. I sootPecksri
- A'nlti. hctEshogs 2 skanks. I.
soo''1sr tsfs. psrtfitEs, Bert Bsrtsr. !
49, .r "a a. Unff nartrlfres
1it'ts "a t1ia' 20 zee points and giving
- 1.-tIry tl thls sits
Au1-, anger uunhsr participated Ia
~ tlri taa ihsse lists inticsis. tui he
c2ffs ssrs unsuccessful Al The close %
- c1ri iss isiies furnished q Zoe sup.
- Or tts ufvf hantsrs IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Denmark,

Some timld people here have had qalie
diphlheria scare. A few children have
al bad throsts and the learned
nhy.lcian that was called pronounced IL
m.lIsnan, dlph,hsris and summoned The
local Board OF Health. 10 Was soon de-
,srnlnei TO be nothing bat ordinary sore
throat
Charles W. Blsisdell. postmaster at E.sl
D,nmsrk, carried q torch In the Repuoli'
can procession 81 Brighton Tuesday pish'
"a The result Of an election bet. He on T.
"A the winner, II. II. Marcy. two dol
lar. 20 excuse him. bat came out Ike III
Ne man on being refused.
James n. Smith. E'q, beside some cash
p,,msnts, bays ise print dresses for nvs
Rspu bllcsn lady friends.
Miss Elizabeth Y. Yates win lecture
DsesDbsr 5th at the Uolyersslist church
apser the auspices OF the w. c. T. U.
Clarence Bragdou saw two deer In The
lake road Thursday morning. They were
hu, a short distance from this village.
There IL to be . ball At Odd fsliowI
uAIl Thsnksgiving night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Mason.

Groand frozen and signs OF snow.
Oar lumosrmen are getting ready for
The WOODS.
Archie hutchinson has gone IN Shell
oeru, y. H., 10 work for Ellery wheeler.
Arthur IL now 81 home having finished
work a. Waterford.
Arthur \. Morrill, has commenced Z
dover garden. lie has trsns?lanted one
Rose now.
Married, In Mason. November 18Th. by
Rev. A. II. William. Arthur \. Morrnl and
Mss Rose NJ. Tyler. both Of Mason.
Born, In Mason, Oct 3lst, 10 ID. Y,
Mills and wife. q daughter.
Y 7. Mains has gone TO Norway and
Oxford.
Mr.. J Z. Dean Il not so well.
Bert Bean and wife are stopping AZ J. G,
Beans. Bert WORKS for \. %. Grover saw.
sasing birch and poplar.
Little Eiiie Bean has gone 10 live with
HARLAN z. Wheeler. % Gllesi. lie vii
have = good place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

The Republican club OF Bethel hsd .
grsnd lablistiou Friday evening 10 eele'
brs,e the election OF Harrison aud Nor.
ton. Thsy turned out soout two hundred
torches and were J,losd by the South
Paris Zlusves sud delegations from Nor
wsy. Paris. West Paris. Brysnts Fond.
Loekes's Mills. Hanover, 0llesd and Al.
bsny IN Maine. aud 0orhsm and Berlin,
New Ilsmpshirc. About i've hundred
torches were In line. aud Norway and Der.
lin bands furnished Inspiring music for
the occasion. Bon ffes were In The pu0
lie square, aud Romsn candles and rock.
cts were sent up all along The route OF
march. Main. broad spd Mechanic Streets
10 Klmhall Park. were all sblsrs with ~
Limitations and Chinese lanterns, and the
Common MAS one continoous blsEi OF
Pyro,echnIc lights. The cir was redo
lent with the hearty cheers Of the enthus-
ias,ic torch bearers s they pissed the
residences OF promin.ni R.pablIcsn. and
the Tags OF our country. Much credit IL
due 10 The committee % arrangements sud
Chief Marshall wormhl and nrst assistant
Msj A. ~. True for the successful eele-
brstion. We celebrate one OF the mosi
important events In our history. when
Lee surfepied his sword IN Grant, April.
ls65, We settled the question that We we're
q Nation. When we cast our ballots
November 9Th. lsss, re settled the quss-
ton of Protection ~ American Labor.
American Manufactures, American Mark
eta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
FryeburQ.


The monthly temperance address va,
slven =, the Sveislborelsn church Sun
jay. November llth, by Rev. q. ". Alyor,
of North fryebsrg.
oeoree Randall Il II home ba, has mol
been able 10 20 out
Qalie large number went Tuesday q
BOSTON by the II. NJ. II. n. excursion
rom Conway. Among them were DR.
l.snson, Miss A. n, Page. Mrs. Tubol
and children and many Others.
Miss % Swan IL 81 Miss A. N. Pages
dorlng her absence.
Mrs.. ). J. bradley and daughter len foI
Boston on Thursday, aud Miss Mar
Head returned 20 Lowell.
j \. BArrovs went 10 Portland Friday
W attend the meeting OF the Erecntivs
Committee of the Mrthss Grove Chstsu.
qaa Association OF which he IL men,
Der
Mr.. and Mrs. George wsltsr have son
born Nov. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Rumford Centre.


The hring of guns and the mn.ic q,
Bethel mn Friday night were qalts plain.
~ heard 81 this place
Mr.. Henry Burgcss OF the batter factory
has not BEEN able 10 keep up with bis or.
isr- lately.
Mr.. Charles V. Knlgh, OF Turner. viii
drive another lot OF Jerseys up 10 bis
fathers IN . few days.
Miss Jennie MARTA will dash her sis.
tsr's school scross the river. Josie vas
uasble 10 eou,inus II on account OF sick
usss.
Mr.. JOAN P.rlln will teach here this
winter.
At regular communication OF Blaming
Star Lptgs. No. 80. y a A. NJ held Nov.
ltih. The folloslng os'iesrs were installed
BY oar past M,stsr. Y. II Bartlett VII.
liam n. Fuuum. NJ Mai y. iioyt. \. W.
J W Stssart, J. w; waldo fe,lngill,
Treas Henry NJ. Colby. Sec; J. W.
Slmpsou. :. ID Arthur Loujly, J. u
George u. H,hnsfOri. Chsp John II
wNdwsli. Marshall, Jsmss s. Morse,
:. $, George A. Virgin, J. 5 and &. u,
ABBOTT, Tyler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Oxford.

GA M0nisy evening. Davis II. Wood
paid bis bet 90 the election by taking w.
X Yarn. around the square on . wheel
barrow. Mr. fsuls WAS mounted on q
sea, above the wheel, wearing Q campaign
hat adorned with Gags. lie seemed 10 en-
" his little ride. Dave held the "balsncs
OF Do ser" and walked roani like . lite
man escorted by the band and . cheering
crowd Chsuucsy fsrnhsm also wheeled
Bert Eaton the same distance on similar
bet
Georg. n Dblnsou. 90 years OF age wen,
20 The polls and voted for Harrison. liz
voted for the grandfather OF Harrison 10
The former campaign.
There Il great ~ Jleing In the Repabli'
can ranks al the result OF the election.
Qlarisrly meeting 1t The NJ u church
last sanisy. Rev. Mr.. Adams, Preslilng
Elder WAS present
Mr.. Fanny Andrews has been qalte
sick.
M,rrlei. Nov. lsIh. by Rv. George
T.wksbary. Augustus NJ. French OF on
ford and Mise Rory Cummings OF Albany
Mr. Cnspmsn has gone 10 Dsr,sr.
Prof Drury IL lecturing on Phrenology.
We hear that q yslusble colt belonging
20 n. Y. King WAS badly cut 10 the hight
10 the stable, by some person unknown.
Lor,tIo Smell OF Hsverhlli. Mass, Was
In town last week.
George H,Ii N. the postmaster, Is sick
with the mamps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
South puckaeld

We had rather be right than be Presl.
dent with the House aud Senate thrown
ln) We were told the other day that II
&c were sincere In temperance professions
We could be no partisan OF Gov. Hill.
Gov. Illll declares himself In favor OF
. high license law aud that he vetoed the
high licenoe law passed by the last Repuo'
llcan legislature because II Disseminated
between the cities and towns. While the
Temperance question 10 always OF para
mount importance We did not consider IL
the vital issue OF the campaign.
II N. Chase had Q horse die On the road
from bots.
Celebrations the order OF the day.
Bennie's keen a. briar.
We we're told since the election that the
result OF the election shows the incapk'
city OF the people for self government.
Uaele Addison says that man WAS not
created In vain.
The writer has purchased . nae win.
throp Morrill, mare with four months old
colt said TO be . son OF old Daniel Boone,
of Lorisg Paseher OF Llvsrmore. This
mar. was raised by the Jennings Bros, Of
Wayne.
womsn-he,ven's best gift 20 msn.
BaIldipg furnaces IL the order OF th'
day. Thsy are bound 10 defy the tsrror'
OF winter.
william ". Spsuldlng has been offered
si0o for his wssnling colt got by Franklin
Prince lie says he wouldn't take 600 FOL
t.
Fred gives good Satisfaction In teaching
on South Hill.
Oscar Roberts has bought the widow
Snell place.
when new corn arrives II II said tha
meal will sell for OIL 90 bag.
DR.. whitman IL 20 teach at Feat Hebron
which We shall acctp, ~ asure gusrrsnte'
that there are to be lyceums In that dis
triet this winter.
Indian summer weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Andoyer.

There Was q lively soeiAble Al Mrs.
W. W. B,russ' Wednesday eyvuiug
Mrs.. y. W. Blsisdsll IL teaching tbs
winter school At Farmers lilll
Miss Alice Bsisll closed . successful
term Of school Al South Andover Friday
OF this week.
Marx Tsplsy In bis rcminiscsncs. OF
AndoVer AMI vicinity In The Ls~isiot
Journal males some statements thsi VII
bear correction. Ben Perley Poore, ih'
famous auihor ard correspondent was moi
q son % DR.. Sllysnus Poor, OF this place
bat was ons OF another branch % the nan
srous family % POor-. Eiwsrd l. Poor
The DsmOers, and collector OF eastoms
spoken % Vas . nephew Of Dr.. Poor. In
stead of ons % bis sous While The s,on'
wall uas buit by n y Snail the present
owner and Il Qalie . modern sf,lf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

rsHr 80 at'sts viis light saturday
.s.rIrr a Ia bold - ce.shrsts ne
..rfa- ofIlsrrIsnu 49, Norton iu g..
~ -trrff Tnfre 49, n0t ksquhlican
- \. trr r - hui vss tlumlnNio,i AT
t.rnrairi ta s.1ns satsuL snd may ~
f,s- 49, rr Itrt. - coulf hardly make
s,-ris -srf.or sithoat Eoirg ne sntlrr
--1,s. ASA pNsi siEht ne pfccssslon
ir-sf n 90 srsfrmy vsrt. TIE Harm
- aste. 10 Sogih Paris. ui,h uhsir
t-s- rnrns IS. AZ ssfs foiiouet ~ ne
Wttr usf RFfsfr. - uNrrison 0iris %
Pa. a u CtffyIrg hfooms, lhy no means
~ Isssi stiansiNstic " ne hns.l an
ntrf cilfus vita torche.. Aooat 30
t-.ss. urrr lu lie TIE prucss-ion
rt-rtst ihraugh ne strssts Of NE village
a. fsiarrsf o. Tie acadsmy uhsrs thsy
49, rttsf IN to partaks 20 co1ce. sAri-
.fass a. t1us cheats. Thisutus matter,
~.ts - 20 in ne original programme.
90 ar-sr as ~ 10 young laiios, Who Do
srys grssi rfviit '1f thsir snsrgy Ia pat
rrfh tssragh TIE school roon vAsrs
a. rv'rss, ntuis ssre served vas taste
- sfcorsist AFsr al haf partaksn.
~ visitor. returned o. tasir bones. Ire
90. srrt 1st srt al seut bone fsel.
"a rsi i.s Couliry uas safe ior he usHi
81 Yssfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
North Fryeburg.

1--we hsadsr % CAsthsm. n II, vas
- oVaf Ilng tree While working 10
- "oots lsst sesk M0nfsy. He leave.
49, fsihsr All mothar. q vile sno
90 eaildrsu. fosr % whom are unoer
.' ,'ss yesrs % sac. IN nssdy eireom-
STAGES
ss aadsrstsrd hat Rev. o. y. Alvord
-. eioss his services a. pastor OF NE
,s.-'sfsalisi eharch a. this place some
= us month. We are very sorry 70
az kss Me-. Alvord leave us. We GO
30 pink ne church can nod . better man
~ ne pastor.
Dos he Esst Browuesld ''bsar- mean
- seizure ne or Vas II Q simple notice
~ eers were q few thai noticed me
Ar tsysf.
H u "a Q lecture. sxeass NE. oui 4 get
oesa % tha, without 10 0eeepJins
Assspspsr space
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
East Peru.

school closed In district No. ? on The
9.h, .f,sr term 81 nine weeks. Mss Hor'
tense Torsy teacher Miss Torr.y Il .
teacher OF great ability and The school has
made great progress under her distraction.
The spple- In hi. section have AL been
boaeh, 20. delivered a. Csnton. for VI Is
per barrel.
n barber celebrated Gen. iIsrrison's
election by torch light and Chlbs.e Ian
terms.
E,.i Peru school. district No. 1. closed
on the 18Th. Miss vsris Laden teacher.
TIT. IL Der second term In the same dis.
trict
lieu thieves are on the war path again.
they stole .lK tat hens from G. v. DiSaoa
. short time ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
North-West Norway.

A daughter was born 70 the wife OF
VIII Pierce, November 5th.
school commenced November 9Th In
district No IS. taught by Miss Smith,
daughter OF james Smith OF Norway Lake.
Lillian and Eva Johnson are At home.
Lillian goes 10 South Waterford twice 9
week 20 take music lessons.
Mrs. George Abbott carried her mother,
Mrs Morse. home 10 Upton aud visited
friends there.
A son Was born TO the wife OF Willie
Gary, Nov. lllh.. aud = daughter was
born 10 the wife OF Virgil Johnson.
Mrs James Jordan has been 81 Lowell.
visiting her sou. Adns Rowe.
Ira Johnson sold very nice COW TO III.
l.. Brown.
Messrs. wsieott. Ham. and Others from
Norway are up to their camp. known ss
Cinnamon Camp, hunting with good sue
cess, shooting foxes and other game.
Mrs jacob Hollis health IL poor.
Hattie IiIletine IL better AMI gone from
her sisters Mrs. Isaac McAlistef's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Hebron.

We are glad To learn that Mr.. wedg'
Who hA. ben very III for 9 few days, Il
nsttsr. and hope he viii soon regain hi'
usual health.
Ls,l Merrill IL 90 ~ 10 BE- out again.
Mr. J ID. sturtsvani 10 qaits poorly.
School will nnlsh tomorrow. con
cert. 1e., In The evening followed by az
Ice cream supper. 10 10 hoped The wes,hei
will not b. gate Ike last Monday night Oh
The Ice cream viii need warming
A soelAo.e In The chspsl lat evening.
Hut very little plOaghing has been done
this fall on sccOani Of The vet
People are getting ready Tor winter last
a. possible.
The Senior concert occurred Friday
evening. and WAS q very nae sialr. Full
report will be given asri week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Hiram.
uRiu. again

~ fANs aAhus
Capt Melville G. Llnscott. formerly OF
Hiram hss eesu elected RrpFs.sn,siiVs "a
he ksnsss Lsgislsiurs from Milford. IL
- strong tsmpsrAnce man svvn Zoe Kan.
.ss lie la brother 70 W. n Linsco,i
station agent a. Britgiou Juueiiou 10
Hiram.
Ahram W. Smith. = nslivs % Soa,h
uirsu. pa hen memhef ~ The kNnsss
ssrsi.. and T. speaker ~ The present Hoass
% Representatives, ~ ktn.ss.
TIE Teachers tnstiigis ~ Hiram
N1vsnhsr9 AMI 10. wss vsry Interesting
snt Instructive. bat owing - Tie rain he
siisntancs was not large.
Lssntsr Y Bsiehsiisr, % Portland, v,s
10 town Thursiay
Lisssilyn A wsisuofth and frsncis
n. Tobstt. msis fyinx visit 10 Dc. J. l..
Bsnnsit a. Bfiigt0a ga Friday last
A Der sss Fec.uiiy seeu and chased
into Rgi,lssuaks fobi rccenLy, By the
section msn on 10 railroad
NJ. Bstj,mlp Bafbsnk hss received a
Telegram sunouncinE The death % bis
brother A.s In Massachusetts,. lie us ,
native % Hiram
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Greenwood.

There seem. - be q scarcity OF locA
news n present. and a. We are rather mud
died up about TIE election OF last week, We
Wish % Ask . question or Two regarding
The sane.
Soon altsr H.rrlson's domination, vel
kuo.lng The resources and interest OF The
oppo.lts party, az well IS the old gentle
MAJ .eross The water, we got up q wager
OF pint OF peanuts with Alden Chase that
Cleyelsni would be elected; and that, by
The way. was the nrsi time We ever be,,si
40 much In earnest In our life. Well, The
election came CO on the Oh Inst. ss every
body Supposed IL would; aud the nrst OF
this week We saw the New Age with
great spread eagle holding In his b'sk Z
long siresmsr eontsiuipg these words
cleveland Elected" and then the said
New Age proceeded TO prove u by giving
The vote OF nearly every State. summing ~
a handsome msJ lrliy for that candidate
SO Tar 90 good. or BAD, according 10 The
notifies OF the man who reads H. Bot Ia
cue time the Oxford Democrat came along
assuring Us that Harrison Il the man and
.l.o proves II by giving the electoral vote
of each state. Now, since ngures won
lie. n follows that both candidates srs
elected so the question arises. Who Is en-
titled 20 the pesnutst Any information
iu regard TO the above viii be thankfully
received.
A few weeks ago sloeum published III.
tie doggerel rhyme touching The latte
question, which ran nearly ss follows
Come little boy blue.
Come bios u nice.
Bl0s III out Of wool.
Hat don't t0ueh rice.
Since the election our muse has hksr
mn the sablec, and this 10 the way sh'
sings
Hut the little boz blue,
he : nth and Joha Han.
All three Of them failed
To bios HI ooi Of WOOL.
That seems 10 be somewhat suggestive
70 De sure bat there Is 90 much n STAKE
one wants facts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
DickYAle.

CAss. Frnan. Elofligs AMI william
child. Gas. MatAe-s and fr.nk Morse
have gone into Tie logging swamp 70 rofA
Tor he uiutsr.
town this well 0n hosinsss
RS Tracy elosci bis school a. p'es'
vale this ~vsk.
D.vId Alllns Z. teaching a. Sumtsr.
EixAr Toanssnd's folls are siek Win
he mumps. 81.
VIII wings wife presented him VIII
slrl baby on he CD Inst