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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20


Ar.ttfr vr.if.1g aurIversary has been
served uakr. f.ar us viuisr. Ih.s
I'D. ~teeh.a g. usrHf auf We we're the
tt.,y pair Aroat Us 1fths.r fr.ruts ani
O. = ..Ifs Assfr .s.i AZ ttc BAL 90 SAiur-
Cas- rvtr.ug tar llih iust 90 commtm'-
rate t.r $3.50 marriage Anniversary AteS
s-trr lst.ts iuaaguratet he uoFtmeu''
a. Nr.l.h tlr.r tfIrts, mainly, ncArl
t-'T fH A. 50 raisci o. purchase use
'- trf pretty prc-suts, ilclliiug q ulcy
ttsv r.ck.rg chair. a hcaut.fal loungc, AL
vkl.t rerge table. besides slFes sne
e. .tyrrsI tors-s I'M cash. NJ. sud Nrs
n Para. ofp1dr.f. ant Hsfbsrt =
..|..rs.r. uf NDrsay, presented a ossai-
l arI rHstY silver csEe tastsi Rev.
a-f Mr. ~ ID cs. 90 Ani1ve-. silver tAnie
s-rs NJ LTsauisr Ueaii, ~ Sauth
N.yu.gia M.ss seat fosu liberal
a.. contribution. Rev Mr. Rice, % Al
t.tsf Invoked ne divine hsnst.ction upon
..e .c.Wlr. after vhirh. he presents
s.rr announced I'M q fsw words, % Which
h. llraf fffUrEIY responded. TIE wloIs
.s-iY prs.rrt wtrs thsu invltst below %
la-tte 0f hourufll oyster an pNstry
s..ifr TIE short remaining tine aiisr
ta.t-r 49, 1tlup.rf in social couVtrse,
rsfatl.ai Dos auf songs Mr auf Mrs.
Para itrrf ts1 90 thfcc Humorous -
.r-tHrs shat received hearty tpPlause. NJ.
I.k.f srf vie 49, assisted iu ths misi-
"a. slt.fiailu.nt lt was happy occa.
- trf most Zee SEQ success. NJ. Ani
N-s hraf lavr rendered very si-ieni
sew - u tl- past ~ thf.f musical A1lh-
&C. .r gee church az ioigr room, al 81
tr.ls entertainments aut festivals ~
t-.rrf- Cd eserr good mnrsl anf reli=l
.-'rrgr - trry ar mach esteemed and ~
'rr-trf .u or m 90. TIE pcoQl. gcnrf.
a.l srt b easel io reader sons ul1ute or
tr.f esteem ard coufierce ln ne worthy
couple. shom thsy delighted 10 honor uP-
Dr COS occasion.
ul Salhath evening. Rev Gilman hlcs
preached o. 10 former hearers In the Cong
r-lrr-. CD ths pleasure 0f AT present
's.r. Oh tas storm. be- -ss Dot abe % "
tern OBJ Aniovsr unil Friday
Iae Tree b IN school seems - Be n'at-
lst.rg lufsr ths dirtction % NJ. Joseph
flinsm Aroat flrty pgpils attend.
llF.ncihle Lodge 90 Good Templsrs eei-
s1rstsi - lsth anniversary on fndAy
t'su.ug 10 .ts usual happy. Joyous mannsr'
ktstnan. oar eutsrprislng and reiAhle
scotsman. = nusy attending to bis increas-
~ ofirrs for hIs bone raised NegciAnie ani
User sscis uonssiy Aui prompt deal
i1g las greatly Increased bis business.
SLoCUs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
West Paris.


workmeu Ia the factory are returning
AMI the village IL assuming It's former &C
tlyliy. The indications are that The sea
son will be busy one.
Chn Dunn, OF Auburn, has several
teams hsuling wood, whieh IL ship?ei
from here 10 bis brick kllns la AaDafn'
Large Quantities OF n our aud iced u De-
log sold from Ixeslslor Mills. hr. Locke
understands the art of buEing 80 a. u sell
AZ the loves, possible ngures. lie sup
piles many local dealers with nolr.
Herbert Andrews, who IL .t,endin (
Gray's Commercial College In Portsnd'
h.. been q, hons aud speaks very highly
OF this school
4. q. Pickett, E,q, returns 10 Vrgini
A. J. Curtis IL In Boston on business
trip. We are glad 10 learn that there 10
prospect OF his remAinltg In the village.
one OF the grestest neeis OF the village
4, = new AMI eomfort,ole school oaildlns
90 th., Al Oh school could be held In ths
sprlpg ami fall.
Mr Adonlram Carts has been visiting
frisni. acre. SIR. Curt. has been engag'
Cd In ba .Ine.s n Boston Tor : ve'a 'sr.,
bu, IA. nov -Dli Da' his u,nJ friond'
hoo IN a n vii return - Mdne.
w,s.P.Tis GrAngs Was insilsstsi Wed
nesdsy with some over twenty charter
members The ttiicsrs are liarrisou
ChIlds, NJ Geo. w. Berry, o. Adns
Tusl, T. Mrs. Geo w. Berry, SEC Geo
N. Small, l.. The bsd usveliog prevent
ed many from attending. TIE meetings
will be held 10 Centennial Hall.
CT Willis has bulldog material resdy
f,r hnilttng new house.
ED Andrews will make an addition TO
his stable In the spring
Seth Holbrook, Esq, Of Oxford. wa,
here Friday buying oxen.
J.P. Emerton. manufacturer OF the cele
brsted Postal cigars, has been sick fo'
several weeks.
South Paris people played "Among the
Breakers" very ereditably Friday evening
They were greeted with . good house
The social dance Was o success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

The Anaovsr AL Society held their
foartD annual meeting Tues lay, March
iiih, eiecting the following officers
irss q. ~ foor, 49,, 4. a. nesieli. Vice
l,rvs. Nm. n. Harding. rrsas. q. W. Abi.ott.
Marshall, l. NJ ueseyi Trustess : D. Abbott
,. ,. CAll~eli. TrAnk Neuiii. Z foor. .. d.
raibot.
Rev. q q. Powers, OF The VI X church.
sxchangct with Rev. Mr.. IIAhnAfort. OF
Rnmford. Sunday.
The ladies' of The Methods, society gave
a crazy supper At the hall Wednesday even.
Ing.
Buslnsss I. lively. except when The
storms pat on their embargo
A n Bryant supplied The ConeI pulpit
Sunday, Ia The absence % Mr.. Rice.
J. y. stephens. OF Rumford Centsr. has
soid it0 barrels % The white Cap noar
In The lsst FEC weeks TIE price At Ram.
ford Center l. As IS. Bryant. Pond g. rs.
II can b. hAi there 81 Eagenr Cole
Sisphens has more than doablet hls saie-
uu flnr since put,iug that hrand In. lie
boys ~ the car load AMI sells Ala very
snail prost when you sell your po,a
t0ss Al BVants foui bay your springs
suppiy % nlar. Every h,rrsl OF white
Cap u warranted or money ressnisd.
sS IS The price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
South Buokaeld.

A town meeting will be held on sstur.
dsy the ?tth, % see what action the town
will take on school matters.
Cyrus II. jordan and Geo. X. Holland
are going west The former 10 Missouri
and the latter 70 Montana.
Fred BIckneli bought rs bushels Of 20.
t,toes OF Mr.. futile, OF Sumner, for IS cts.
q bushel.
George ID. Blsbee's three.yesr-old stal.
lion sired by Olympus takes the cake. lie
!. being broken by America Benson OF
Hartford.
Mr.. Knox has taken charge 9TH town
farm.
Ch.s. Allen ha. bough, horse OF II. II.
keene.
We have found Q small quantity OF ashes
scattered around the trunks of apple trees
when the snow nrst goes OF . protection
against borers.
II. A. Consnt sni II. ID. Irish have been
the pioneers and chief promoters In the
work OF establishing the butter factory.
Each have q doe herd OF cows. "Honor
10 whom honor IL due"
The roads have not been blocked worse
during the winter than by the storm and
wind of the 18th Winter had not made
such an aslect surrender ~ some imsgin'
%.
uucle Truman says We mus, take our
f,llowmsn n We 30 the laws OF nature and
make the most OF them. The same author.
ity thinks that with all our trusts" The
world ought 10 be pretty Trustworthy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Rnnlfnrd.

The worst blockade % the season.
Road. dreadful
Lumhsfirg operations al stand siil.
The Village improvsmsai Society are
golug % build hall Have had lot given
them In the center ~ The village.
G.lcn Howe. % New MEXICO, isi home
vi.lting bic mother q, Hanover.
Ch,flis Kimhal l. improviug.
TIE loggvrs cleaned of The fsitsnglll lot
before The storm.
NoiAlug exciting This week.
J. stephens. % Ramfori Center. has
sold it0 barrels % The "whlis Cap" nour
In he lat few weeks. The price Al kam'
ford Ccuisr i e. IS. Bryanis Pond a. Is
n can b. had there % Eagcte Cole.
Sispasus has more than doub.ci his salts
ouflar since putilug that brand 10. lie
buys by The car ioai. AMI sells AZ very
snail prOdL When you eel your potatoes
Al BryAnr. Pond BAY your springs supply
~ fBar. Every barrel % white Csp' IL
warranted OF money refunded. e. - The
uflCa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Have bad two days ofsnow storm and =
cool depth OF snow has fallen. The peo.
PIE are busy breakiug out roads.
J II. Bean. Esq has gone on nip 70
Lancaster. Mass, uniting business with
plsasrre. IL will visit bis mother, Mrs.
{ J. Bean While gone.
DR. X q. Wiley was called 10 town last
saudAy % see Mrs. Milford Brown who I.
poorly. The doctor Il not ~ fsshy A. be-
fore hl. late sickness, but be Il loviL A.
ever AMI bis ptssepce does good la ihe
sick room even n he does not have bis
medicine chest lie rvtAlns bis faoalties
wonderfully.
Horace Hutchinson has dashed h,ullng
birch and poplar. Has go, ouI is cords.
Mrs Polly 4. Bean died last week. !
understand NJ Bean goes 10 Masssehu'
sets 10 spsni The sp:ing an ierhsPs The
sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Mexico.


Nice birch sells for e. . cord ., this
place. Rlsing two hundred cords have
been lsod q on tie old steam mill lot
which will be rafled TO Dllneli.
Erastus Hsye. has sold bis farm 10 Dan
Eel q. Frost. of RImfofd.
Daniel Ellington, who has spent The
winter AZ Charles EAsiman's, has returned
20 Weld.
Loggsrs are returning home from the
woods.
Hosea whitman Is out sgsin after
three weeks severe sickness.
II. w. Park 10 preparing for bad going
aud bsd crossing the river by adding To
his stock OF goods.
Richards aud son are employing about q
dozen men AZ their mill.
Loads OF spool strips pass through our
place for the DlIfsld mill every day.
Z X Hayes, who was with Marble A
Foster injured Que knee and has left their
employ.
J.E Stephens, OF Ramford Center, has
sold 40 barrels OF the "white Cap n01r
10 the last few weeks The price ~ Ran
ford Center IL IS IS. Bysnts Pond s5.l5
II can be had there OF Eugene Cole.
Stephens has more than doubled bis sales
on hour since putting that brand In. lie
buys By the car load aud sells att vsry
small prohL When you sell your poiA'
toes At Brysnis Pond buy your sprlng's
supply OF dur. Every barrel OF "whi.e
Cap" IL warranted or money refunded.
Is Is the price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Norway Lake

CLIFTON Mills recently received atele'
gram announcing the severe Illness OF his
sister. Mrs. Augusta Richardson, OF Doe
ton Her recovery is not thought Possl'
Die.
Ilorsos Perry received as apresent not
long ago = nne Jersey calffrom bis eousln'
John Bartlett, OF Boston. IL was on ia
way here during one ofour hard storms
bat survived aud Il now growing nicely
We understand that Atile X. shsiiuek
Il soon % pays visti 20 her grAndmoihsf
In Canton, Mass.
WIN and Horace Perry are supplying
Beuiamin Tucker with milk.
Leon Pros, Is working In shoe factory
IN Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Rnxhurr.

, + Stphsns. % Ramfird Center. has
so.t 10 barrels OF he white Cap f0ur
N iae last fsw weeks TIE price AZ Rum
,ori Csuisr i - IS. Brysnt's Pod ~ -
Ut cAn ns bad there % Eagene Cole.
oiFehsus has more than tOublet his sales
% a1nf since putting that brand In. lie
oals ~ he car load AT sells AZ AVsry
snal Proat When yoa sell yo1r potatoes
- hfyAnts Pond oay your spring's sap
- OF nOar. Evsry barrel % ''White Csp
= warranted Or monsr rsfanded. ~ -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Oxford.

Moe. cheslsy died Thursday, March
sth. aged 81 years.
Thirty dollars were taken a. the band
bsnshl concert Thursday evening. The
band give concert ~ N. l.. church We'd
nssisy. with oyster supper. The proceeds
% he dsvoi a IN paying = portion OF the
salary % Rev. J. ~. Baum, a. IL IL much
In arrears.
stephen Robinson slipped AMI FELL, badly
lniaring bis back.
samuel B,Al. an oil resident. has ben
visiting friends here.
Throat and lung diseases prevail.
l. W Brown, Who Was arrested TOT cell
lnE liquor. was discharged. There Was
not sufficient evidence 20 prove him guilty
Kiog Holmes, OF welchville, have al
verilsed 20 sell out their stock of goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Dixheld.

Heavy ,.il OF heavy sao-. Roads bailJ
tfinsi.
Saw. are rgruiug Al The spool mill. saw.
lug spool strips.
Mi., Alice Cox All George Smith are a.
home f1r short visit
Don Gate. ani Eu,sls Greenlsai have te-
turned - keuIs lliii.
The cook Al staples camp, Carihsge,
split Ill. foot with an al Thursday.
Mr. McCfillis, The psinisr, u on Tie SICK
list.
E.P. Davis. agent for the Maine Beusn,
Association. % Aubufu, has been dolrg
good WORK here AL la TIE uelghborlng
towns
Dltfsli Df,mttlc Cub goes 10 Ramiofd
C~uire % play Turn % TIE Tide" ffiiay
ulEht
Frsd Uh,se has 20, ir a new stock OF
r0om paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Ia snow storm Montsy aud Tuesday
sas tlv sorst one % ne setsOn. OnlY
A'1li fllr inches isli 90 level, on' q vas
law ard vss blown To- Pile. 80 u TEL.
va carrier Wh.ttrmnrc was no; seen
TON " nnfsy morniug unil ThurstaY.
Eugene = Holman. % Fsrn, u moting
onio Shy ulimNns farm a. THIS place.
L Gluli hss GOT settled on bis new
arm anf bss commenced on the wood
Pile
We ssw ne arsi msple syrvp Of the
season he ION list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Eat Rrnwnfold.

Ons ofth- heaviest storms ofthe season
occurred on tie l2ih.
TIE Denmsrk stage failed 10 appear on
th- i3ih
To, Bridsi0n malls were brought here
on ihe ltih and taken % Britgion 10 asin'
glc s.ciga.
Tssming l. suspcudet Tor few dtys.
whtman Srcsney ant Charles HI have
gone 90 Keats M Heleu and Ieorsie
G,tchel. Cora aui Berthe Giles have gone
% Frysturg.
PRAYER meeting ~ usual rhurstay even
ing Al l. n Glss's. Sltject, Gods care
fof a."
TheM &c hsliAvery Interesting meet
Ing At Mrs. Stcknsy's on ihe pm. had
quite = discussion 90 The lADOr question.
Mrs.. Marihs sands, ~ Boston, sspend'
lngsfsw days sith her mother, Mrs. sa'
san K,nistOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Canton.

TIE iasi snow storm Il The wors, one
vet. m r. MOTE work % hrssk TIE roads
th,n any time his winter. DiHfsli stage
driver l. fsmous tor getting thrOugh. but
b. ga not put n an appvAfsnce III Wed
nssisv. - iate % connect with TIE uAln.
Toe n y a u. scut through on tine by
puiiiug Two eugiues together. with pow
Aheai The See Arolnd The ral vas All
thAwtd Away ~ tie drivers could 30 ihsir
best
Regime ~. . vii be oct % The sho? ihls
seek. a. good a. new, Aftsr having The
boiler rvpAlrsd.
Thsru Z. tslk % = usS packing arm - D.
starttd soon In his village
George d staples expects % run DE
steam sau min TIE coming summer. lie
= nov gaitlrg some usN piers 10 ihe river
NAsIuA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

BENJAMIN Russell has gone 10 in'er'as'
y I'M 10 work FOR W. o. Brown.
JF Stsarns l. on the sick list
The singing school al Slab CITY ass CLOS
ed.
We hear that VIII Vance Is sick Ala D.
Horr's with uphold fever.
X McAulstsr, with bis family d" NOV
"a 10 lewiston ,,o,,
he c,u,rs, attend the spring term oiffys'
hnrr AcadenI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Eighteen inches % damp snow since
Moud.y night. To-day "Wednesday the
team. are out breaking roads.
& \. Richardson sud family len FOR Beth
81 Monday night They Intend 10 return
% Paris Tharsi,y % thls week.
Irving Sts,rns. % Berlin, y. III, has
been In town FOR day or two.
sunday afternoon . missionary concert,
With appropriate exercises, vas held Al The
branch school house. A collection for the
bsnent OF the Home Missionary Society
vas taken a. the close OF the meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Rrownneld.

The storm Mjnisy ". fearful II Is
said there vas about iso Zee, oi snow.
Tuesday morning u VAS piled up 10 driiis
high and solid. Toe roads are SIN very
bad.
Died a. Camberl,ni MIL. Saturday
morning OF scarlet fever, Miss Mllirei
Kicker, OF Brorufsld Sac worked Ia the
paper mill sorting rags and TIA, I. where
she eiughi the fever.
There are 10 cases Of measles 10 The
village and many more are looking io'
them.
Mrs. Elmer whi,nsy has ayoung daash
ter.
Or. GA,ehell Il again on the sick list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
THE BEAR BRIGADE.


LJatiuw1ts flf walter Baetusn.
.-tr..Ea.-. 81 zoe rsnt isy walter cut
.ft.r ~ o.. on 80 f.g1t foot, caused ~
tssH. e.anciug
NJ. o. A rsitchci has Enne bone
DAVIS uH.f cane ~ from Berlin after
..-. voter. ai vork up the river, bot thef
go 90 80 tav point ART 80 be went oAck
~ hr rauf-a.une.
S.1e s1rrr tsys. tat make us ho9s
t.ai spring - uoi far %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Eaa, porti

Byon Tra.t died on the li,h Inst IL
wls bu'isd The islh. lie leaves awiie elf
Gle % friends to mourn bis los,. lie WAS
an exemplary youug man.
Married on the tih. By Rev. W. II. y.
Vsnirts. Mr.. Raymond Jackson, % DIX
Geld, .ni Miss Llftle llAines. OF Peru.
George Davis Ia. boughi The Jones
siAnf. Jackson 10 golng 10 move lnio IL
and carry on DlVis' farm.
W n Cou,bi has resigned the rosi OF
Zee In favor % \. v. irish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Hanover,

JE. Stephens. Of Ramfori Center. has
sold liO barrels OF the white Cap" nour
Ia the lssi few weeks Toe price Al Ram.
ford II sSs5. BrJAbr- Pond ISIS. IL can
he hsd there Of EaTene Co'e. stephens
has more than doubled his sales on nour
since puiilng that brand 10. lie buJs by
the car load All sells Al very small
proaL When you sell Jour potatoes Al
Bryan,s Pond bay your spfing's supply
OF noar. Every barrel % "whlis Cap" il
warranted OF money refunded. sS.iS The
pf.Ce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Dnnmnrk-


Heavy snow storm tte past week. some
i5 iuchcs. bAily iriftsd We were sita
oct mail Que Gay TIE Britgton mail v,s
carried ihroagh here two days htile jan
b. hslng stalled.
Wa. a Gpoisin hss soli bis farm o
Frank Bennett fof sit0O. Mr. Gooisin
intrufs moving o. Caps Egr,beth 10 MAJ.
Jlsspa Log died March loih, AScd
Ahnut ef years.
Mr.. Plant. mother % Hollis Pant, %
Etst DsumAfk. diti March iQ.A. fsnsrai
postpoasd on account ~ storm I'll The
lSih.
~ 5. Perkins h,s hauled rs cords ~
birch from uasuugs ani rkss loi %
llots min.
Jlhn holt hss hought quite = loi %
birch Aui i sawiug 10 inio spool strips.
Ql.tc uumhsr % scholars from this
tosu attend tie academy 81 fyshurg
Measles are dying oct f1r ssnt % fasl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Fnst Hebron.

Eirin r. Brti5gfy q. falling slowly.
We have ben having The heaviest snow
.torm 10 th- sras1n M this ssciiou.
Crram gaiheftr kc,ne hAs besn obliged
% suspend operations f1f q Gay % Two, on
arcouut ~ bNd seathsr
Qunuv Mefril. grandson OF The late Ma
than..I Merrill. taxes biz Vacaiiou with
his grarimoihsr. Mrs. Iluia Merrill
The esscnce pcdi.ers have an anuptihy
against Etsi Ils5fon especially some part,
~ la - 70 lf lAllr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Sumner.

IL IL es,lmAtei that no less than two
hundred people attended the funeral OF "
NJ VArnsy. 49,,
The annual meeting OF the Sumner AID
Society. a. have been held ~ the hone OF
Mr. aud Mrs. willi.m @ Abbott last Tues
day. Was postponed on account OF the bad
weather.
1.-THE saying Is true that the 18Th OF eaeh
month controls the following thirty days,
We shall be likely 10 have music for The
next month.
The stetson brothers are nearly through
hauling birch 10 East sumner.
Pro DUx ENHuR1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Gilaad.

Nearly two fee, OF snow fell In Monday
and Tuesdays storm and the roads are in
bad condition.
At. K.lllher has nnished hsuling bis
spruce and has taken his teams out OF the
woods d.
J. w. Bennett has about -four hundred
cords OF birch 10 haul TO his mill Jet
John Wight 10 stocking bis mill with
birch.
John Richardson and Samuel Wheeler
are al work for Barnham and Wight In
the woods.
A very pleasant day Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Grafton

We have la,i h,i one % he hsaviss,
suowsiorm. % TIE sesspu. lAsting TO
days ani tWo sights Two feet % suo-
have fallen iariug ne storm Ant travsiing
= blocked for The prcssut
TIE lumbrrnsu ar lasi nos having .
hard tm. Too much snow fJr then.
W. n. McAl1stss's health 70 very poor
a. ih.s suung lie hAs very BAL coush,
shlch SEEMS % b. undermining his heaih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

We wr-s showed In again lAsi vesk
n, t.sus ssrs thrcngh nstsesn ne AN
A. Scala Paris Tucstny Ellsworth
T.arsr. t1e msli carrier. male thrce tf.ps
So tas nal. g1.ug partly oa h1rscoack
.rfrart.v "a f,1. A portion - oaT Sab
.--1.-s PROBABLY zoe tacif papers ate, a.
DO u.unlrs,s vhich usuAly 80 On ne
cav tra.a Tacsfsy iii noi lsaVe ne OF
q. er. WefursiaY noou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
South Bethel.

CT. Klmb,ll ca, bic foot qalie badly
last week, AMI will be obliged 10 stop
work for awhile.
Mr. splller h,s been a. Shelburne Tor .
few days past trying 10 settle up Ills oa'l'
ness there.
II. c. Chase .. working In the chair FAC.
tor, Al Bsthsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Nnaf pnrn

Rev %. 7 Lov,l1y pr acaed bis farewell
ssfmnu iu 30. lsst SabhAih.
james Clrmuus commenced his logging
'lh on the Alirn farm last week.
Oiis Burgess SAYS be has sSung The aIe
thIs winter Que hunircf All tseny.n'e
days. which uets BIN tl45 lie wishes -
tnos lfhs frieui Waitman Sogif Ike 10
hirr hlm A. fity cents pr fAy. Boa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
pr,rrrrp. Ne. March I. as

NORWAY MEDICINE Co.
Oar sales have been large OF Crowns
Instant Relief" The reason Why 10 the
customers BuY IL not only the 1rst But
SECOND and THIRD TINE which tells us that
II IL more than good for aches and pains
that IL Ia recommended for.
Truly Yours,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
BryAnt's Pond

The village school meeting is called
Mar 18Th.
Aps,l Dudlsy has ju,, pa, In Che ''Oef
% hats and caps
W II Gibbs, Of Boston, was in town
Mond,y.
Arrivals a. the Glen Mountain Iioase 'or
The week Geo II Pitcher. g 4. Tnomp-
500, ChA.. Y. WHITAKER, Portland, A. W.
FISHER. Charlotte. Me.
As Bryant has sod MI. colt IN Crock
EFT 4 Stowsii. q Locks's Nlil,, for $50.
II y Downs. % SO. Bethel, vas arrest.
ei Tuesday ~ the town constable OF
Greenwood. ior ssllirg iqlor.
] T.. stephens. Of Rgmfnri Center, has
sold 100 barrels Of The white Cap" h1ur
In The last few weeks. The price ~ Rom
ford Csn,et !, a. IS. BrJAn,s Pond Is Is
n can b. bal there OF Eugsse Cole stew
ems has m 1rc than doubled his sales on hpaf
since pattlug that brand Ia. lie buys by
the car load ard sells Ata very small prof
II when you sell your po,AiOss ~ Dry
ants Pond buy your springs supply OF
f1ur Every hafrvl ~ white Cap IL
warranted % money refunded. Is Is The
price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

At1w- m,sisg . calei for Moutay.
N.-rh ...h Nfso O'Clock. r. ~, a.
p-...fa -rtnt1 suf assessor to sll he
vtctrcy nrrs s.1nei ~ tau non acceptance
ofr1ar.ss W Caase. NO sas s.tctsf a.
i.r a-rla meeting o. fl al vacancies
0erN Ilts ~ tac u.NcCsqtsncc 90 Tee <
rst..r 1f sry of me ofcers chosen Al ~
Ar-aA mretug, AM o. determine ne
t.rafrsst Len 10 the roAd commissioners
f.rtrr frsl.rE Ycar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

r. assessors give notice that they I'll
b. r. s-ssIau a. thsir orics on The secoui
fsy rf AFr.I. flr ne qlrp'se of receiving
80 ftatab'e property In ne iowa. vhich
t1ensrs-s 10 such property are required
ts.aw o. hrrg in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Itr urth uu Circle met as, veek wiih
49, -..n jones' TIE hat coalition Or
tr- r.ats prevented q flI attendance.
Parker c1sr.,s AsCu 90 A. Charles, hss
rsfr sr-rt.rga Short vacation slth a.
.mr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

rhn.e .ntsrestst In making snow roads
tsy. w.th.n ne last vssk. ouiit q triAnglc
srIar1.fr and operated them snccCssialY
..r.ra rtafs san 10 rgmAins bard -ork
A. rrrak t1s rosfs In goni shape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

TIE bani have gagged tae services o,
rs.s W CoOpsf. % South Paris. a. To-
.tructor. fof Fec weeks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

water Farru hNs something 10 say %
fse farm ~ s11at hArross IN oar aiFertls-
irs columns as vcck. Read IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Goa tsin.ng l. one % NE regular ocea.
rat.1rs of slmc ~ oar Cittlns IOWA days'
re- cots ars good .ook.ug ones, too.