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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

The school houss hss hssu repaired and
Ia nov In goof contitioa Cor ne winter
tern which I'll commerce December 8 A
The dates n0s arranged Zoe Miss Yates
AZ Cornish afof December, Hiram an.
nenmsrk Sth. nrovbaslf Gu. IN not dsn
nitsly settled. Fryeourg sth.
Nissi1nary Lecture ~ The Ne church
NaF.N Atfrvss f1r Temperance Asso.
ei.tion Al the Congregational chspel In ihs
evsolng.
Not a. lecture f1r our North Fryebarr
"hssr- ~ tuy mesus. we srs hsvins TO-
Pleasant weather n have any wish IN scoit
beside. ~. 50 MT believe Ia pahifr lee
iurt. n thai klnd. rs,hsr seed Miss yates
thlnk u nors ntsly 30 ~ conducive q san.
shine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

A cold wave pissed over Bethel the PISS,
week and tarriei long enough 10 give rs q
taste % AFRO wes,her.
The house OF Levi Twi,chell caught nfe
Wednesday nisht aud wss saved from
barring With great exertion.
The house DfM. g. Cummings. Middle
inssryalel Bethel. WAS burned Thursday
morning II was unoceup,ei. A. NJ. aud
y III. Carter los, Que hundred dollars
worth OF slets and carriages stored In the
WOOD shed.
Gilman l.. blake Was crossing the
q. I. r. bear walkers mills. Bethel. and
vas run into by . passing train and had
his carriage badly broken
Rev. \ l. Gould aud family have moved
Ia Auburn.
samuel Estes has moved TO Loeks's
.. @ Chamberlain Is moving into bis
nss house In Msyvill..
isssc Croker AMI u A. Cummings are
sending large quantities OF birch edsings
10 lewiston, for,lsnd. ant Lynn. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
STATE NEWS

aooahsy Uub1f village wi'l ssf ~ he
~ - sSlre nat 10 b. 80 of . =
sspSrts toHr
nsas cnssi,1gus Ualou uii ~ incor.
$3.50 srf purchsss ths Eroanis 40
,sl1ag. a. Narihss Grove. Frystar~
Georr, n shts. ths Po'sni uiis naf.
err sruu hsf,fv ne Governor snf
c1st-l ssstiaE PArtnu. Ca. J Per
y t'1ea-s 20 hIm.
p,lia-r. - Ags.n ar1ksn oai a. tas
$50 ~ ll a. Algusis. thls tine In =
s,ff s,rfr f ~. n1t before APPEARED.
az g. lr' "a L. rAihrr hst
NV CT C. a. ChDoa hss h-sn
fr Sc frrs- 80 ~frs DOT willing 81 hs
srl,f rr ftr political sctinn ~ the ofgNn'
I,tr, g-.rr Hl' saf flfmlng Aus- union
-taur- r,rt "a hAsis.
- So r, 49, making u rather Dot for
o. ruu IL. 30 I'M Skosh.gan. frmals
west r gee .rfeut 80 hsi hesu capiur
Fl l-.ri .rur thirtv fcst from sinto~
q sinrtrf f.st. snd ran ssvsrsl niles
49, grranf c1Trfvi with snou Shs
90 fvct1ilrvi nsvsrihsicss. ani corSict
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27


A. l.lrg hss 30 Ionr hne % traps
- rsa-r.rg lp '1fuurh n tosnship %
tl'rsi L.ige us t1nk ons SABLE. TIE
"a ctA-.fY thst hss cone o. Afd-ias
49, n turtsr - Ryruu-is he los'
% 'at.rts hount It's sslt that ~
a i,f Fr1n.s ~ sroiher % b. present.
~ ~ .noss- - George Sta9'e-' crew
rFl'ss >isp'e. Ia. cry~ ~ IS or ,,
-, q oe s1ots lie l. hulitiug camps
's heeis crosiug place on ne
= 2sir ~ Ahovs IN valley dam, and
p "a. &c tinosf on tso sle,is - rea'
- sal7 anfIng Nearly AT me yo1ul
n bTr1u az a. WORK for him.
.liaan Slas hAs moved his family "
e >asss RK Pssse = tending hi'
- ll;aAm IL 10 the woods for Sta
> A'i?2 il ioiug s,splss' 'toiipg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
WIlaon's Mills.

We have no;hiuS hui logglbg Items hsre.
v n Rsunsu a wslisr naeknsm VII pat
IN teams together 81 ias Nsrros- 90
psfksrtowu wsltsr i slso buildiug
camp. for one crvs on ihe western siie ~
Atiscoo.. oni oil board ous ervv Al q
W CIArk's A Davis IL vLiiing NJ nice
80 % csmps on Psrksriosn
Ache. Finest sni Bsuuie bennrtt
kilisi = Ser lsst Thursisy, u wN- very
uies ssilug ari - that ne ecy. were
qu.ir lahilstt oTsr.
y A. FIintsui Miss Aia Fiiui have gon'
- Hrstnn
Mr.. Hor.os Fro., l. uo- boarding a.
y A Flluts
Team. AM msu A.. now coming In every
day Coz TIE woods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Mason.

Las, night Was very cold, sharp re-
mipdet OF winters near approach. Those
xho have no, attended % IL ale,dy, had
ns,,.r hurry up and bank, ba,ieu aud
boagh - - to defy JACK Frost -
Cf. Brown has bought me ash uuloe'
n, ths q SHAW Tot Of D,niel Morrill,,
snd IL now cutting and yariins "
Gorge ID. AMI Arihar 5. NORTH nave
already cut abou, Us cords OF birch snd
poplar. They viii have i've or Elk haa'
dred mors cords 10 cut
As Morrill, aud wifs had . weddlog
reception last evening. Agood gathering
ana = pleasant time, all say.
Robins have not lsft usyet An Ao,nj
I.dy csugh, one last Sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Ruuford.

school sis.sd Al Ramford Corner. Noy
iGth. snsr . tern - Ten weeks The h'i
% Honor L. - follows
Netti. sisxsas. Lsiis Hove. Daisy hAfAh
jamie callisou. Ls~is Hove
Eiori,a. tsmonsutiion IN honor o.
BE- Rspublican victory "a. hsid 81 hsui
ford Nov. "a. A tall program vel eaf'is'
oct
Busipess = booming A. usual Al hum
ford Cofusf No important Changes u
Iesl estate thls week n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Hebron.

Quite . cold snap.
Considerable wor 4 has been done on the
roai 10 the Academy district TAI. week,
putting In eulveris. etc. Ia district Nn =,
bank val has been pot Ia lai so1ve Rev.
Mr. Richardson's. IL Il hoped % prevent
.Oms drlillug OF the snow nv H.
W. sul ,ysd seall from Df. Sturtsvsut
~ Dlxas.J, yesterday. TIE ~ cane
down % see bis mother, Me-. J. ID. SUR
tevsnt
Ms. Eta s,ar,evsn, returned from
Boston yesterday.
The iron fence sroani the Da B1mp1s
lot In the CEN stery has been nicely paint
"a We hope that In the sp'iug some
move will be made % Improve the whole
cemetery. i,lsa disgrace 20 TIE village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Grafton

The slst the mercury went dosn IN
f-fo which l. very cold for this season OF
The year with no snow Dui II makes the
lumb.rmen happy because I, will freeEs
up the mud They ar very husy getting
rssiy 20 commence 20 draw logs.
y. Trs.k sbd sons have taken q JOB IN
pot 10 one million Zee, OF more The com
ing winter.
All kinds % stock sell very low. ID. \.
Ahbot sold . nice pair OF year old colt.
for ons hunirci sni nny dollars. Report
says that he vas Tired one hundred and
twenty. one year ago when they were
veanllngs.
Mrs McAul.isr Who has been oui OF
health FOR long tins with lang trouble,
Il now slowly improving AMI hopes are
eutsrtslned OF her recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Ga Friday evening The Rspabliesas Of
Lowell celebrated by an oyster and pastry
supper Al the Centre. There we're 800
present
Ga Tas-isv evening about % AT down
to = ene turkey supper Al VIM. HsIsltins's
AZ The village In honor Of iae election.
Mr.. Or.on y. Andrews Il sssln sick.
Thrce persons were received inio The
Congregational church on Sanisy.
Died. Ia Lowell. November islh, Ms.
Hannah Chandler. aged IS years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
NORWAY Lake.

NJ Cordwsll. the man earring The mai
from Norway o. Greenwood, while dn''
ing rapidly ran into heavy carr and was
thrown on % the fror n ground and drse
ped some distance by the horse. lie wa'
qalte severely hurt
The BOY. and girls are spending ,hsi'
time In skating now.
Mrs. \. A Stevens has . large vine oil
sweet peas that has been out doors during
al our severe fro-ts bat few lays ago
quite number Of blossoms were piekeu
/ from 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

FOO, % snow N 20 with cold snap
Ne shoals call thls real siuisr weather.
Nov election Il over JET % turn % oar
usnl baslae.s
George sad John Richardson vii 90 10.
n ne woods Cor BarnAam and wight hi.
sinisr
STOCK Il plenty ari low
Ehsn Chapman hss . good pair % two
yeAr-o.d steer. Or sAls gir,h 6 feet
Mrs. Levi FhllhrOok 10 very lov with
hsart troahls. DR.. uin % bethel l. at
tsufiug Der.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Eaaf Sumner.

Mr.. Charles n. Cannon Was found IN
NJ. .isble on Thursday. Nov. 18Th PROSTATE
ans helpless from what IL Supposed u
have been an attack ofp,rsysls. lie hal
essu away At work ami on bis return enter
"a hl. stable door and fell instantly, IL u
hon~d TIA, be may recover. yet there are
go. az serious results. Nc Cannon IL
. man ina, woald he much missed In the
v,ciaI,y =. he Is capsule Of wide range
~ .ork and l. q good neighor
~ Head has moved into the house oil
Ne. A J. Russell and Lutte POmeroy
now occupies the rent that M Head w
estsd.
Prof Chamberlsln, the veteran teacher
of music, Il teaching on Sumner hhl. sn1
erDrts are being made to have nlm tesen
a the Fiat" oioS'A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
East Bethel.

The Republicans OF this place assisted
BY parties from Bethel lllll. Ramford,
Hanover and Middle intsryale. had their
political demonstration Tuesday evening,
Nov. 20gh. There were about seventy
fiye iu the procession. bearing torch lights
and rAn.psreneies. A cOll,ilOn Of hot
coffee, baked beans, pastry. fruit. etc. Was
served At the residences OF @. @ Klmb,ll.
Miss AryillA Grover closed 9 very sue
eessfui term OF school In this place, Nov.
23i This WAS her second term here.
Porter farwell an wife have gone "a
Massachusetts TO spend the winter.
S Bartlett has gone IN Berlin, y. III.
Miss Emms Brown has returned 10 Buck
ala
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
HrYAnfrPond.

Ssil-dr aFsuing. November l0ih. Ne
KS. h "A sOnss at % = tsmousira'
aa ,ffr -vef -hsf thrv cousiisr a con-
lsftlrs ~ VI~tarv n y Houghtou,
70 gtrr tisr.sy 20 fireworks AZ ihe
a. ep' -f ffs toss. Which SO very
TIT 4 ruu1tf 10 aoa-ss ~srv iliumi-
tt,s' t-.rE others ssrv Horsiio y
a1tg,tar H.t L n Tabor. A. Moaui-
- tcf ~ n Cole There "a ne
ii'rt, Id -u.h sbout 10. tui sinplv q CON
lltsus. laIrt - 90 rackst,-a sooth'
II Den rate s1rros
Iatrtsl. .rE svsuisE there NJ 30
s'at' "a e. 80 G'su NJ Houss. Masie
= O. W. Paris O-chestra. J II hassl'
it rr.-.fsr
A! k- g.'s hss shipped iron tais ia
a ss1,r ,lr'rtf barrels - appies Of ~
80 nstg 'o NJ Cummings IN Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
RoxhurY.

John Hus,on has been threatened with
purumouls, bat Z. better, under The care
OF DR. Twiiehsn.
J. G. Marble. OF the nrm OF Foster &
M,rhls, wAs In town las, week.
l. A Thomas has nearly nnlshei bis
large 100 90 yAfiing ooplar
School In District No. ,, taught by Miss
Cora Has-ey. closes this week.
John Huston sold his big oxen 10 Hiram
Richards.
Cnids pftyal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
North paria

TIE meadow owners AMI the owners 81
a. Mn. h.virr some trouhle shoui ihs
risht. 81 n1wsrs. =. IRE result he
80. a. IN appsr dsm have been tsssn oui
80 ne water 4. ssttnng very fast. MI
Cu.sman arr Mr. w.ahuru viii seek
hnsinsss elsewhere. ~ VII Dc sgfeA'
fsmss~ ~ the place "a have them close up
their mills 49, 20 ,vsV.
TIE sap house ~ u. Dunh'm vs.
harmed = short lin. since boy ws zoo
csfsisss with matches
MAY Paris snf usiiie 1ouug VET
Married November 18th, ~ Rev = =
Andrews
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

some gate p,sa.,ni dsy. for Novcmssr
hut 30 isck ~ stofm.
NJ jane Fr,rcN sled Nov 500. sd
s0 49, riunih an fsfs ue wss ths
olfrst mas In toss a. movei 20 - tae
Piscr ~h-rs ~ ti-t To- iste shi ~ n.srly
ssvsuty yssrs occupied the sane farm.
Iinsss' 81 upright Ia 81 % his dealings
NJ -ou tbs f,spset ani esteem % ell ~ho
tns- tiu.
NJ Eiss rp~is. ar sgd isiY ~ Frce.
DON. y N ID. cisi ths pssi -sst 40
Enshs Stss'sY no ~. nssn oct ~ hss'th
f1f snms tine from nsfslvtic shocs sh'Ch
hs. msfs Nm a. iuvslii for some VeArs
NJ. e. : Ff~seh .. goirg - Bps,on for
unfE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Runfordpoin,

TIL. village All VI Corner pressuiet .
brilliant AgpcArsuc. Wednesday evening,
ne Republicans uui,ing 10 celebrating the
election % Harrison AMI Moriou. MAny
% ths residences were brilliantly illumi
bsiei, The bordre AMI fireworks adding n
ths display The torch bearer. msrchei
% the masic u Ellis river AMI AnioVs'
hAuis. TIE procession crossed The ferry,
which va somswhs, DIN .uli . The lee
sss RAINING. AMI pArsdei Al The Coin.r,
s.latiug with cheefs the ei,iten- 81 The
place. The procession returned and par
took % al excellent supper served a. Wm
Phiunsy's sni gotten up ~ The ladies'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Oxford.

The T. A. Roberts Post Was entertained
by the Harry Rust Post OF Norway, on Fri
day evening. IL wasa very pleasant oc-
cssion.
Mrs. Hsnnsh Swim Of Pigeon Hill has
received = pension.
frank FROST aud wife of Lewiston visit
"a friends here last week.
Cora Gran, hs. gone TO Gorham to a..
tend the Normal School.
Mr.. Tracy h. moved into DureIl a
Hawkes. rent.
Elmer Mnls,, hiss gone into the woods
20 work this wintsr.
Tbs Band went 20 Mechanic Falls Sat
uriiy evening TO attend the Republican
festivities.
There will be q Thanksgiving ball Wei
uesdsy evening a. Central Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

y 80 Turner hss soA bio stock and
-.''d ~ Le~istou fOr the winter.
Ntksf Ia. tsksa lbo hsalrs
~. 800 IN ne palp NH a. Cantou OF
- ro'asr. e W wLksr OF Canton. and
Iring 10 1ui nos
NJ v n Bsut celebrated her oir'h-
i W, % iae -0th. with az oyster suP7et'
- ssrv Alont thirty nj nds Invited
" Hollis Turner has retained frou'
Assaealsstts. ~Aere she has been visii'
"a TREATS
IA issIilnE hoass All barn osned snd
..-f-sd ~ R1Ilins Hsmmon Of Peru ser.
..senei BY nre Tuesday. Loss aooa'
Noo % iasurance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Ths frvsI'ug ulghis lately have placed A.
en- hsrgo on 10 mat fof N time helng
Soms snow nos Soui at cone amiss
Thee uho have team. iu ths Logging
No and tssms
Thres ~ ihs yoaag cAiils Which sirsYs'l
into he woods frcm ne Chs.s hin pNsiur'
had not hesn fonpi a. last accruutsi met
ar no hur,iug 20 then 81 uuderstani
TIE Rspahicans AZ shouiing then
sslvs hnsrss over ihe success OF ihsii
ticket While The Democrats preserve
digrifed sllsncs
NAL cone. 100 Only tri weekly -
shsIl have q forvsri my card ons ial
Ear-Lar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Another Oxford Man.

nsu-strg oft ss Trustees % ne STATE
MA ~-snn's So ~ AaxustA rtur-isy.
Pr Amy. Rchsr'isun, rrircipA 81
- Frystlrg Araiemf. Sss unanlmoaslf
,.r,ri -r.rl'rNI of ths Essisru STATE Nof'
"A Sc.r1. fl rsstins, - saccest ne lats
Pr-f r. WssfnarY
Pr K-strisrn T. = graiasts % Boz
t.s cl .fs .,f rs t-su prominent g.
trsirf 20 lauy vesrs his ssleciion u
81 90 80 f,t-Cts crefii uPpu he trus'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Hartford.

"Wednesday morning the thermometer q
above ZERO.
y Muuroe from IVES, Auburn Il In Hart
ford packing spple-.
Mrs. J II. Dearborn hsi . severe attack
~ nose bleef last Saturday, another San.
t,y and MONDAY n was ~ bi they sent
for The doctor. Since then she has 20,
hai Needing spills bat {. very weak.
&. VI. ifish 10 balliing an ice house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Pas. ushron

Eat hstfob n. std ~. Cub seni 10 Me
- fa.is isst Saturday evening" 20 va,
Wiaii1u. whiis there. some roogn'
1-sai tasy voald earn to drum Pass
- arc - they ''dipped In by pond
.soa car trum with their dsts. bot one
80 ooys struck Up q solo with hi- torsn
-. - he skul % Que % TIE roesp.
az osssr
NJ AT M. Pr. Gilbert are TO move
Lssfmore sOou.
~ L. kssbe has ben % Mechsnic fAi-
'ss ". y Hofgdon % q new rsnt
=, 80, hebron Il happy % notiiy ne Pee
tas place snd vicinity hat Harrison
s1rioa are elected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Brownneld.

The citizens % The village are forming I
society eAllei the Browbnsli Literary SO
eial Circle
Y n BeAn l. quite sick.
Mrs Mary Morrison who has been qalts
sick .. slosly recovering. Her dsnghtsr
Mr.. wallace Merrill, OF Briiston. Il with
Der
Citation Cole. OF Boston. 1. here FOR Z
fec days
Mrs.. Nellie Adams. ~ Iiopklnton. ". H..
IL visiting Miss l. A. fdnk
There l. some talk og new arm start
log In The place sOon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
DanmArk.

Mrs. l.. A. loyal. spent last week In
Portland.
George W. Jewell aui party gave .
variety entertainment At Old Fellows Hall
"Wednesday evening 10 fair house
TIE school 10 ihi. village has been
closed by order OF the State Board OF
Health, The doctors DAILY deciding tue
eases OF sofe throat % be dlphtheris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
uest Summer.

Cold weather ani rough travelling.
The leap Year dance vas very good
time The iafies carried the ihing through
10 = very cr,iliable manner.
Mrs n ; Cohgfn has arrived home
from The West somewhat tired cot.
william Chsse has sold bis MIL property
u Ad0lphas Harlow Tor 500
There vii b. = ball Thanksgiving nlgn'
Al Warrington Hall All are Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
North Fryeburg.

There was an entsrtsinment ~ the
eaapsl last Tue-iay consisting OF music,
reciisuons by MISS Glhson % No. BLDG.
Ton, &C. We hear Il Was highly success
ful
Miss josie Mansfield IL sitting for q
portrait by u. + Newman.
The Grange have bought . car load OF
corn al big discount from fyebure
prices
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

-, Nuu Concsrt C1mPsuy. Mis-
~, Ma 81 Manage. rscsutly gave .
-srsr ihs Noang Msns Carisilsn
rrar rr1fst lei Bostun. ~hlch 80 -
--r.i ~ t.s n1stou pspsrs ~ hsing very
.,-rr-.s1. rvsry ramhsf ou he pro
r-,--f 4, rg ercofvt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

S,ts-. .f tas proniusni citizens 81
u.ss-ft .rtai.ng Hoe. iAmss ifish.
80 T. Nrtsr. Esg Eisiu iiosaft.
n, a. Frsrt L wsfreu. Esg atisui-
y F-o,s's Cu1rt hsre Tuss.isy. - MI
,...s..s t,s -sss 10 psuisl fosisf, pr
-, afsrs.1rf mint. vao socghi - -
800 % rrar-l-anshIn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

,-.,f iss uiorusy, sitssiing PROBATE
80, A. ruesfsY were Hsrrick OF
49, R.h.s 20 Bacafsit. Sssssv %
49,. Rarfsl suf Trssk - piKfsli.
MO ~ Lowell as Bs.rcs. KinoAl AL
$40 q NrfssY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Tn, r,,,,.m.n, Now O,.,

he ru.h On The druggists stl continass ard daily
scores u people call Coz bottle Of kemps Basam 90
the Throat ani iangs fof The cure ~ cgaEhs, eis,
asthma, br,urhltis, an1 CONSUMPTION. hsmp's bsl'
sam the standard family rsmedy, u soli on gusran.
tee and never falls n give ssisfsction. Price 3oc.
ahd OIL. TriL siIe frte.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

en-. O. Ns.su 70 c'srkinx for hutch-
,-.-EN.ur A. ~ User stnrs. = ~.
- a. rr1gst ~ s'ort snf attends
!, =, -a-ts 90 customers a. ne Hawke
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

.,o-rrs csimrsY a. W X Gresrss
- ..lsts.ng ~ = scare during he
"a ssrisf srsuing. PAT thsrs sere ~
..-,s. rr1st slsuccs, taoagn u oaruei .
az rls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

v,t.t.-s rts 49,. whsi Ill u BE- ~
...t,ssrtsf is thfoaghi ca for III
4. usr,sf ,f California
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

-, ~ .ss,iag. sni ne boys are nah.
y 10 ut oih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

-.I,,s.ry ~sstasr - a., ~ssk hlt
...--,..t,ri Llis oftasm ssfs frotsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

O. NUbIs Es4. hNs hesn susy Al
,..r,r,, ng.Iug oPsraiious daring M
rsi so
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

81 Y rusn. o, sanssr. -As a
-. a. ruFsisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

49,. Gr,-s as Gsr,fuis Harrow spsnt
- FL firrfs ~ nacknrld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

v.t,,s snail. o. Grcsu-oed. ealis''
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Prices For A Few Day
Will be

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Quaker, No. 7. s25 90
-iA -I, .niFlPs.
Quaker, No. I, Cabinet Base, 1900
9TH Wa, All rTPs.
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New Tariff. No. 100 Plain, 5000
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New Tariff, No. 100 Cabinet Base,
$3.50
9Th Wa, AL Tsps.
New Tariff. No. $40 Cabinet Base,
1915
9TH Wa, al re.
New Tariff. No. $50 Plain, $3.50
9Th Wa, AL riPs.
Send for Cuts and Reduced Prices.
Terms, $500 down and 81.
per week, or a discount of 8
per cent for cash. We have
cheaper Ranges, but nothing
that will give the satisfaction
that these will.
Remember these prices are
for a few days only.
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Pa[|OT and Chamber Stoves
Also Reduced in Price. Call early.
Terms on Parlor Stoves same as on
Ranges.
Crushed Plush Pa[|OT Suits
FOR $1,000
FOR $500
FOR $4,000

Terms, 800 to $1,000 down, and
$500 per month, or sl.0O per week,
or Q per cent discount for cash. We
must sell these goods or hire more
store room and we think these prices
will save our hiring store room.
Come early and see the line. DO not
wait, but just consider, these prices
arc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-06-28

Major John F. Rucker, of Stur-
geon, Boone county, candidate for
the nomination of the Democratic
party for Secretary of State, paid
us a visit last Wednesday evening.
During his short stay in our town
he met number of our most prom
inent citizens, and it is safe to say
that he added a number names to
his long list of supporters for the
position he is seeking. We have
known the Major for more than
twenty-five years, and have always
found him to be an honorable gen.
tleman. He is we'll qualified for
the position he is seeking, and we
hope to see him win the prize
kirkwood Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-06-28
HARRISON THE MAN.
fering for Next Falls
Sacrifice.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June %, 2 p. N.
The Chicago papers have all
missed it. Column after column
of editorial this morning showed
exactly why it would be Blaine, or
Sherman. or somebody else, but
never once Harrison. The man
from Indiana was selected on the
eighth ballot, securing 544 votes.
Soon after - O'Clock it began to
look like Harrison and at LOS he
was nominated. The nomination
is not looked upon here as being
strong and it is considered as hav-
ing been the only solution to the
problem and one that had to be ac-
cepted.
The last three ballots were as
follows:
sixth-Alger, 1877; Gresham, 81;
Harrison, 231; Sherman, 244; ALI
son. 73; Mckinley, II; Blaine,
40.
Seventh-Alger, 120; Gresham,
81; Harrison, 279; Sherman, 231;
Allison, 76; Mckinley, 16; Blaine,
15.
Eighth-Alger, loo; Gresham, 5;
Harrison, 544; Sherman, 11S; Nc
Kinley, 4; Blaine, 5.