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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
0ileAd.

Whist shall We have for weather pexii
We have bad every variety that We could
Wish Tor among u was four inches % sno -
90 The groand Tuesday morning aud did
not go ortl Wednesday Afternoon.
Qllie an amount % potatoes are not dug
YET. ard spplss not picked
ID and j NJ Phlibrook passed
through here last Friday with about -four
hesd OF cattle purchased In Vermont.
william Chapman IL building . nice
large shesp house and will engage In the
sheep business n Harrison IL elected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
So-;a Oxford Sabbath School As
ISOLATION.

so-;a Oxford Sabbath School As
ISOLATION.
sl-it 'I'. rf ss11sih Scaooi AssociA-
- ls.fa srssI1r. oct iith. Win The
his-si ...-.l 1f Paris HliL Osing %
L,.s s-r'rrstsnt'ug ~ - shsn the
49, t- 80 t1 mert. N Attendance
ss s-A .- taAr 10 soaif have been.
Al 3d. a.. tAs Freshest. Rev. Nj
AN.. h.et tae m-sting o. order, Rev
NJ hIr.' o' Sou'h Paris o1ering
f-if4r
Ias s-r-s,try ofsfoi an order % sHer'
t~sH So sfnrtsd
f-st f.- I.ct 1fS = wofk-'he Ssl.
VIE .' ~ls Rev 4 " Eltr Cpcrsd
70 CO as - f1ilosyd BY s-ycral
.-f's 49, srtsss1fci - emphasize this
ssc1rt wso = R-sponslo's for The Sab
a. SEQ l TIE Pastor. OPepet BY
~ " Actress. % West Paris. Sew.
"A 'fritrfu s2oke ofths relation OF ne
fisiof 'I 'le >arfav school
ne Arsp1uslhiiiy ~ he Caureh.
~ p Holmes opsnsd this topic and
"a .l'r sersfs''y discussed
..-lts krsPnusl1iuty % the Snpefin'
s,,ett Th.s w. discussed ~ Rev. J.
q .F-rsrs A 20 ga.-tisns we're hsrs
.,-'r' mi '.r ihs sFsniug. aftsr which
~ - a- 81 larument uutl O'Clock.
80 ffrr - srrvics sas opsnet with
F''''.a ssrvics followed ~
Gee kssposIhliiy % ne Teacher !
80 "a. discussed BY Rev. Mr.. Emery
a. 1t,frs
'.-I-r k--p1nsiniliiy % the scholar
~ gtt1 l W George II. watkins
D.arfs Aso spoks 90 this topic. Ths
'al1 'lH 80 divided % smong TIE
.-'.ti '-ri1srn tnf srfs sci susserei
a. " >llfsy schools ~ soutaern Ox
olg1t OBJ have h-sn present a. MS
ais 10 uss 100 valusols 90 b. lo.'
~ l' az schools act Santsy school,
,sr's TIE nsxt mestiog nil - some
= 20 ptcfn1ef AT 10 - hoPei That u
= 1t's lse % A. IL deserves % -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

MAINE STATE SUNDAY School As'OcIA
rIoS -Tweniy nr-t Annual Convention q,
Bangor, Oct - Is, commencing Tuesday
afternoon. The programme will have 40
usual strength and Interest IL gives the
Executive Committee great pleasure 20
make the following announcements Rev.
James \. Ostrander, ID. ID. Brooklyn, ".
Y, General Conductor, willlsm Reynolds
OF Illinois, President OF last International
Convention, George G. Stebben., Brook.
lyn, ". Y, Lesder Of Musical Department I;
Mrs. ]. n. O.irsndsr Of the National Phi
mary Union, Primary Methods aud work.
Each OF ihsse has . ns,lonsl reputation 10
\. \. work. They will AL remain through
the entire session.
Prom our own State, President Pepper
of Colby University, Rev. ". T. Whitaker.
ID. D., OF Portland, and other prominent
speakers and workers will participate Ia
the exercises. Fall Programme soon.
Each school IL sa,ltlei TO ON ;lsl rspre.
sensation by pastor, superintendent and
two other delegates. 10 addition hearty
Invitation l. extended IN ell Sunday schoo
workers and friends OF the cause.
Reduced rates on all railroad aud steam
bost.llnes.
ID. =. Snow. State Secretary.
willard, Sept. 20, lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

Four rev bulldlngs ar In process OF
srvction here this fsiL TIE nss halliing
AZ ne ChAlf Factory 10 Up ant boarded
srt Nil b. covered with iron and soot
euisssd Geore FAfuham has bis two
story houss % And vel uufsr Nay. Mr..
warr,n Ani Mf BET ismin Davis are pat
iing In their cellars sbi uuisrpiulng Tor
tso nice hoc.es. Qaite auumher % resi.
fsuces are 10 contsmplaiion beat season.
NJ J. waylAni kimban has bought OF
nf Packard ne 1T afioluirg his, ant vii
Decorate u slih SHADE irrss etc. In tnosi
Artistic mannsr ant have no doasi II viii
b. ono % he fnssi residences In ihis
place
NJ. Bletrsu. uiios % ne late John
R'cknsu. a. earn. hss hoaghi th~ Cha.
Morgan hoass rvcsnty occupisi BY III
iafs John Davis ari samuel Ray.
There L. talk 20 hsvlug oar village In
copcrstst. This vout oe . move In he
right difsctiOn
oar chair Fsct1y l. hooming. rsosiv.
iur large or iers ans So-king srtrN hoars
artii rins O'Clock every uight TIE vic
3oss have bssu recently cuftsinsd viih =
coat % -hiis p,int TITS ,. bsi Tor hsnd-
tsrchisf snf railroad fiftaiou
NJ N. A CO1i. ists 90 ne Milton 10
tsi. recently barnet. hss hought The M.
pc House % M. samuel Caldwell. and
uu ft "a % Or nrstclsss boarding
hoas-. NJ Cufias repat.,loa ani n
psrisncs oil 90 hin - confaci . nr.'-
cisss hotsi NJ. Ccfin .. one 81 ne mott
sccomnodttng AMI ohlixiug men that
clut lpcsts hrru IL 10 an energetic
msn. sni slssy. in flr improvsm 'nts.
We deeply rcgf,t o. have oar oh tosns'
man at u.ighhof. a. @. Brosu. k'q
lssve cur place Coz basiness. hr. broSn
-. ons ~ car vsry hsst citlfrns. sirons
Ia his couviciions % daiy sni fearless Tor
the right. terror % evil fo~r-, amsn
highy respected ant fally worthy ~ TIE
Aigh respsct ~ his nsighbors AMI towns
nsn. Bethel hss ,cquirei avslaahle aifl-
tIan - BET hasiness. hsf socistie-. AM
moral elements.
oar u.isrs report gooi baslosss.
oar farmers are hAviug = bard tine
this fAi A ruin-d cora crop. frcfting
wssthsr In rsihsring their spp,es Anf -
tstoe. 10 Many places potatoes arr rot
tive hsfiy
Dr Pscts-i = mskiug large prsPsfs-
ton. Cor lambsring this winter. lie "a.
bourht large at heavily unhered LOT 81
i.rf In Greenwood at Il golug n pat
por,ahls snriac % a. hor.s power. ani sAv
MI on M. lot. aui ssVe hls luuber sawed
ou me spot We ui.h the tcciof success
m IN. ertsrpriss. Ills sawed lumber viii
=. hauist - thls place Or shipment
NJ. Outer Pratt showed me an AletNn'
ar. sppie that wss ~ 3 iucaes In eireum'
fsr~ncs and weighed ~ ounces.
NJ Ssmpsi W. Dauh.m cone. wv ,hs
champlou potato that weighs > = ln-
SAYS b. can pick oai o. potatoes that VII
weigh babel Thls variety i TIE Ben
~ Ns~ Yoft as reported 20 oe s'e1
nus cooking potato.
Pa Naio6sy's exhibition leafs The
croud. n BE- ever comes here sgaln he
Ill get BIZ house tie Il perfectly IN
mss.s a. comic. Ills entertainments
az 90 place for bystsrical somsu.
Df. YATES GOES % The Maine "enefa'
uo.plt.l this week for Surgical opsrA
tIon ou Als lrg injured ~ bis recsni .se''
dent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
DuckAeld


Iirs, snow russdsy. October 9th
do Caldwell lost his bay ssltchtsil
mare lasi week sfier several weeks sick
ness.
John Lewis Chllds, Florist. OF FLORAL
fsrk, y male dying visit here 10 the
early part ~ last week.
0eorge II. Watkins, OF Portlsnd. Was In
town Tuesday and Wednesday. October
9th ard iOlh.
e II. Whittier and wife, OF Augusts,
are The guests OF J. w. whl,,sn. Esq.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer II. Austin are
'nlleied In the loss OF their younges,
child, Who died Wednesday morning.
Ocioher i0ih Aged 10 months
buckneli has sweet potato war; Ia
~. for Is coats IL the last ballstiu.
q. A. Harlow has added steam power 10
his tooth pick factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
ors-i BAPTIST Quarterly Meet
lnE


~. -..r-r - wuh ne Paris III
Bi.t.i c.lrlh Wednesday as fharsisy.
GA "a 49, Iltr. nrgiuuing Al o'clock
,fns srsi fsy NJ msny % ths CHURCHES
81 t,s utfrf Assccis,ion vsrs rsprv-
ss-tt. u,-y fe.sgstss nsiug ksQ, a. bone
~ .rrss rf r1..rrss or thsir farms, CEASED
=, a. r.ttlrsh.s seNthsf of ne past
nrts 10 mfstinc. hsgsn vita aspciA
ssrrirs .rf rt krv = . CrchrAns - wNs
a. RI ft- .rssou ~ spirits presence
rs ..stf rs.rg msuiiost
Tfssas .IHerf ~ ne tiscassiou or
o. .l... Wat csn b. fons - pro
-rsarsrt,. I'M ouf chufchesi THIS fls-
-iss. s,. participated I'm ~ Rev q, T..
Et-'sr fi.rf1u. Rev J D CochrAne
Fpa-. H-l wn. n Atvopt " back.
itt 81 Geo N wsikln. % foftAnf.
a. Nv 1 Nsy1 10 Parts. This proved
a' a. .rtrrsstrg at pruftanis discus
s,t PRAYER sas 1-fyd ~ Dea A. I'd
49, .' rsf.. 49, stirh ne meeting
t' 11-r-f FL. - n.c.nck. r. NJ
tl.rt.r..s srss.1n So more faIy Al
49, ttt- frsi nf t1r anafuoon, a. -
ga So s1..sI service 20 hslf a. boar
ritf hf ID Nav. this 80 f1.loset ~
a. .rt.f..t rs sern1n ~ Rrv e y HN'
O. rnt st. . 81 Ati1urrci % meet
I,lrs'aF at 1r.1ttAN
Ase.- So 80 rhaf.isv according
bt' .lrr1rrt DO nrgsn sith = sociA
s-v1r .f .f krV = e. Andrews ~ Wet
fUs p 80 followed ~ . ssrmon ~
b. NJ Enrrv 20 r1rtiaut Text,
itt, "a Th.s s-rm1u sNs a.lct Siih
.tis's.tr. 80 Suggestive ta0ughs.
Nv y To- Ffsnch ~ Turner, Se Ap-
i11,si tI .-rsc1 A. ne nsxi nesting via
- d NJ LHrg 1f Csntou. a. Altsruaie.
- t-. s-f g.sce 20 ths usKt m-sung
80 s1 49, ths MODERATOR All clsfk.
A --r-i aHsf prayer ~ DcA- b
ttrfs N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
NiRaon.

Oae ialr day after 80 much cloud and
storm. Monday some rslni Tuesday
showed al day aud the ~ini blss s Ia
winters Wednesday some snovirifts on
tn harm all dsy.
May sppies ere uppiosed sud potatoes
uniug Corn fodder Il ro,iing In The
hslfs.
Simon wsrdwell OF Ou.neld Il In town
looking sn,er stock stock Il very low.
All the droyers will talk for good two aud
ihrse.year. olds l. 81 50 hundred pounds ;
cows from eco 10 saj piece.
A. \ Bsan has bought the J q. shaw
land In Mason and ~ Morrill, and son
will operate on II this winter.
No fall work done yet The ground Is
too wet "a work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
NewrY.

Ifu we're allowable % Use ''cuss' words
thsV might ssll b. applied 20 The ~e.ihei
for ne past few day h'od OF r.n,
spows,oru. and Wind blow esen 10 80
rapid succe.slsn u almost seems a. u
nature bad consplred - prevent tne iiin'
sr from securing svSn he PJis'o crop WIS
f.ll
Yesterday fogr inches % snow fsl' bot
ui.. al gone nos In the valleys. The ICY
brss,h Of WATER siill comes 20 rs non The
snowy monutAin tops.
Mr.. ThomAs Powers i qsiie -'ek
Threatened with pnsumoniA
Ralph Killgors's y0uug son u very sieA.
A BOY living With Coarsef .n'
r,sv.ii.r'. Home In Grafton. has the ~
phoid fever. ~ learn.
wsrr,u Kingore vS no better At last
oar supervisor. Frank W Kliigore, has
gone % Upton % teseh sehooi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Ervel)urg.

Mrs John Howe and daughter have gone
TO Brookiyn. N Y, to visit Mrs. Truoe.
Mrs Muths Dean % Hsston, Mass, snd
Miss Alice white OF waksnsli. N. ",
grand snehter 0f Rev. G Horne) visited
friends IN town last week.
Mrs. Jane Warren Dana Of Tunkhsn'
mock. Pa, and her daughter Mrs Perry
are visiting friends here.
Mas y \. Evans lefi Friday for her new
field OF labor among the freedmen al
Birmingham, Ala Miss NJ. v Swan went
with her A. far a. Boston.
There was q harvest supper and socishle
a. the Congregational vestry Thursday
evening. th., WAS fully attended
The organization Of the G. l. \. Q. took
place last Friday. ] y Bsrrovs, Pres
Miss Hattie Abbott, Vice Pres, Miss Mary
BuEn-ll. Sec Mrs. Frank Locke, Treas.
There WAS quite . fall ofsuow In Meno'o-
my on Tuesday morning
Mrs Powers has removed 20 the tene-
ment over G. II. Tibbst,s store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

-. Ts.risn. refiresi RON prsctce, hsv.
n - t'rf m 30 lands 81 a. - lnlie
-l1trT fre f.rrrnis III Il sfrruis vegetables
-. no speedy anf prruausnt care -
a -. 'nt hrunrhifis Cstarrh. Asthma 49,
- - 81 Lang a. ctio1s. also q pi.siufe
- eur 81 Nervuus Debility ~ al
-. .n'n F.silts sftrf having tssie.i "
-. rlraIVa pnWers In Thousands Or
- ~ m ID IIfT o. u1aks n knnNn ~
49,. 'elloss Acfuatssi ~ thls rn1tlN-
$50 In rFIisVe nuruan suffering. III
80. IN lssrrrsr gr.,-E - E,,.ii.n- -ifh flll
- - prrparfuE al usiuE sat ~
- e.IIgssinE 9Th stamp. naming thls
- A. VOWS. 81 fusers hioct, koci-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
North-West Norway.

Lille Flint was married list week 20
Herbert II0bb. OF Norway Center.
The Holt family hsi = reSnion on an
Island near Portland q, the residence OF
their youngest sister. aftsr separation OF
thirty years. Mrs Sophis iioi OF Albany,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Holt Of I'll. place, and
Hon VI Holt OF Aurors, III, whose
birth place was North West Norway, aud
wife, were present. II WAS very hsppy
meeting OF AL the surviving members OF
this much respected family, ~ the house
OF Mrs. Ann Good.
A snow storm Oct 10Th.
Eva johnson Is ., North Bridgton visit.
lng friends.
1T Qalmby and wife OF North Turner,
paid Mrs Rolfe = visit last week.
Flora Fsruum Il very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Dixaeld.

W. have s.i two nos day. followed BY
more Fsin.
percy Cannon snd 7. Hoasion oroasn,
10 sns deer 20 the village Friday SHOT
near Webb river falls.
TP Johnstcu hNs novsd The posionee
into his new oriiting g..
s,snlsJ 4 Bryant ksvs got In large lot
OF new goods s.., -,
NJ George Msrriii. Frspk STANLEY ana
Dr wing have gresuy Improved 'hen
sro1rts by gratlrg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Enat Rrnwnnald.

The few bright. sunny days are cheering
the hearts ~ the farmers
The W. G, T L. held 10 last meeting
on the iith q, Mrs. g G. Colby's. The
suhl.c, ~ holding . Couniy Convention
was discussed and The nrst OF December
thoagh, 20 he the most favorable time.
Mrs.. Bre.lln has closed her house aud
will spend the winter In New Haven with
her sister. Mrs CLARK.
Court al Paris has attracted some OF The
people from here.
The agent for the Beautiful story" has
been In town delivering the books.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Kerr have rented their
house 20 Mr. Thur.ioa AMI are now al
Mrs KsIr's fathers. n. Coles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

Much damage was done 10 Washington
county by recent rains. PotstO fields
were flooded and many mills obliged TO
suspend.
plo, to kill j,iler Hathaway OF the
Bangor jail, aud also prisoner David l..
s,sin. aud escape from al, has been dis
covered. The parties engaged ATE Whit
ney aud Foster, the Bennett robbers.
A couple OF young men In . Lincoln
county town went into . stable and drank
from bottle which they supposed 10 con-
tain whlskey. IL proved 10 be aconite.
aud both died within On hour.
A man Was run over by sn engine At ,
crossing 10 Augusta, and horribly mspgled.
II Was 3 peculiar fact that the bottle OF
liquor In his pocket which hsd caused him
to lose control OF himself. Was unirJ AIRED.
Chief Justice Peters has rendered his de.
eIslon In the Bennett robbery case. IL
gives Alorzp Sylvester and Asher ID. Horn
the two Pennington officers, who arrestei
whitney and Foster, $3.50 each; Sheriff q.
W. Brown. 500, Deputy Sheriff James v.
Msloney, ESQ; Detective Thomas v. Allen,
s25i d. 4. vining. e2si Rand Harden.
ei03 co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Porter.

Cold and stormy. not hardly . pleasant
or fair day the worst fall FOR harvesting
ever knew. Before the crops get dry
another storm. We had our nrst snow
storm this week. showing all days the bills
were white with snow and one time the
ground wss quite white. Apples froEs
quite hard.
L French raised 100 bushels OF pois.
toe from one-hAlf acre OF ground.
Frank S,rout aud Arthnr are both very
sick; the family are hsyinas hard time.
Some oue OF the family has been sick
ever since last spring.
Mr. Elias Gsrlsnds's child died In Bos-
ton aud WAS brought here for burial to-
dsv, Friday.
IL still rsmsins very sicklyi bad colds
often terminating 10 . fever.
Mr.. Il q. Hurd IL here from Kansas.
Fred French from Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

The Ramfofd steamer msde trip TO
Bethel Monday =. H. and returned ian.
meiistely. Bethel ~ ssdporii The neti
morning . ,novstorm greeted the people.
The question lor scientists IN decide Il
there any connection between the two
events
Or John A Morton accompanied the
Gettysburg excursion 10 " J., where he Il
Visiting friends.
Mrs ]. v. leach I. visiting her suees'
r,l home 10 West virginls, having accom-
panied The Gsiiysburg excursion 10 that
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
wilaon'a Milla

TIE Misses Fsrnsuorih AMI J. J HIl.
uArd car,e down frum Psfmschesues TIE
ersi % he week. a. The sporting season Il
nov over
Peter Bennett. OF Colshrook. has been
~ also John Nose. lookiag for trade In
sheep ani lsmhs
Lovely, ~ TIE A. l. T. Company. has
tevn 40 preparatory - TIE closing CO %
n steamboat business Cor The season
Nr Charles STARK. % Concord. has gone
- Camp Csrih1u. makiug hls TIP late In
ne scAson. ani A. vsry VT time e the
rain siin cuntirnes a fall heavily.
y II. Elnuvood has tAken an oxen Ani
some horses into ths woods.
T. weymouth AAs gone up Abbo,ts
hrook viii Ia horse. AM forty meu.
J W. Backnam hts rciarned from Avon,
bringing bach fve horses.
X A. Shnrey has gone to Paris. Mfs.
Shorvy zoe. with him a. far a. Bethel 90
= vislt 10 Mrs.. wallace Fafwsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Dryant's Pond.

Oxford County Pomous Orange mfss
here Oct. 10Th.
SIX. Reid OF the Gazette ~. IN town
Wednesday.
Hor.,lo d Dry.n,'s youus-s, child h.
been very sick.
J. 4. Dam AMI g. II. R,msiell % Salem
have been here few days on partridge
hunt.
Extensive rsp,Irs are being male On the
Joel Perh.m store.
A runaway Ia reported 10 our street,
Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
xtpnLE IsrERvALE

GA the evening Of October Oh there vas
an ANNIVERSARY aud bifthdsy gathering al
The home % NJ aud Mrs. ID. NJ. kimosll,
uumber presen, between ~ and 80 The
evening was pNssci pleasantly and many
tokens of regard we're len by friends and
nslghbors.
Circle me, October nth with VI Kin
ball. Next Que ~ith Mrs ID. " kimbsll'
October g5ih. Young and old Invited.
Shall have music, PORK and besns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Albany.

The Methodist Ladies' Circle me, with
Mrs. Jas. W. Cummings "Wednesday srer'
noon. There WAS very fall attendance,
= pleasant and snj oysble occasion. Sever.
al OF the Congregational circle met with
them. Sir from Hunts Corner whose ages
averaged IS years, Rev. T. VI. Bs.iehkor
% North Waterford. and Rev A. ii. With
am % Mason, were present
Clinton Lawrence Who hM purchased
The widow Pernai plscs, Il Making re-
pairs on The baililng- aud expects 20 &C.
cupy II In few days.
Eigsr ID. Andrews Of Stnvt, will move
lnin tha LAHfrnce house this Mesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Eaat guuner

Mrs. All, Kicker, who hss been 10 town
with her father. Mr.. Ira Palmer. In hi. last
sickness has returned 10 her home In wor'
ce.tsr. Mass, taking with her her widow
"a mother. who will make her home with
Mrs. Kicker through tho wiu,sr.
Mrs Kicker mos, gratefully scknovl'
esges the many scta OF sympathy sni kind
ness 10 the many frlgnds sni neighbors
Who have helped IN ilshisu the DARK h ar.
" the past few weeks In our trouHls ard
,flIc,lons MRs ASIA RICEER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Andoyer.

Ionsihan Grover and wife II Lynn,
Mass. are visiting friends here.
The weeks excitement IL the voyage OF
the Hanover steamer Pioneer" mp Ellis
river Friday.
&c. Pros, OF Hsuover. WAS 10 town
Friday.
Chss. Dursn has bought the Geo. An.
dress farm near Horse Shoe pond.
K s Poor aud y. Z. Akers are thresh'
ina on Ellis river.
Lumbermen are getting ready for the
woods. J. A. French. q. Y Muston and
Thomas A Porter OF this place, will pa, In
creWs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
Brownneld.

A nne snow storm Tse.d,y.
Ar E,.iou died "Wednesday. sgei
ai,ont sixty years Iis leaves widow
and . rumber ~ children.
The ladies % The Unlver.allst Society
gave . fair ant oyster and pastry supper
A. the Town Hall. Thursday evening.
They received about go.
Work Al the corn shop IL progressing
nnely. About eighteen hand. sre employ
ell
Almon Cismmons while working Tor .
NJ Lowell 81 Hiram. hsi his hand badly
crushed while hauilirg rocks
n BJyn,on aud Rowe are building .
slsuahtsr house
Mr. y. c. Libby 4. building an ice house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
RoxhurY.

Charles u Phlibfick va. very sick las,
week. liz children were al sent for n
wAs expected that be couli not live. bat
he Il mach better Ani will probably get
~ sgsiu.
Carrie Locke Il home for a few days.
Sse Il very much better. bat will rsiurn
% West Samnsr 10 be farther treated by
DR.. Blsbee.
jacob Ilodsion with his brother Charles
have tsken big logsing JOB on Hue
Moantaln 10 Byron. They are % pat In
one million year until u Il AL cot, or
fastsr n they Wish.
The groand Vas white with snow =
large part % Tuesday. IL looks Ike ar
early sintsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16

NJ John shaw h. retained nom
Spfiugvsle. whefs he has ben visiting BIS
dsughisfs Mrs Shaw remains in Spfirg'
vAis flf .ongvr visit
TIE sudden death NJ Nsiile Ch,flc-. OF
Cold River. has been great shock ~ her
many frlsrds Sae died last wednesday
m0fuing amer short attack ~ typhoid
fever TIE funeral services on THURSDAY
sste conduciei by Rev. Mr. Alvord.
A bon party va hsd At the house Of
OSBORN. Chsflrs lAsi Friday evening. IN
Ser The ,fi .iett management OF Miss
Olive Chniss The proceeds AZ In
charge ofihs L1iies' Ala.
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UPTON.

The sesthsr l. very cold aud rough.
Coucid rrAbls snow has fallen 10 The las,
iso days Daring TIE past seventeen days
there have been three days that IL has no,
siofmsi.
N. T Chase has BEEN repairing bis house.
Surprise parties are The order of,he day
now
Mr. J.F. Duiusll OF Winchester Is In
towu 20 shoot some partridge.
LipA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
DiokvAle.

The top o. Black Moun,aln has been
white With snow for to- days aoi vet
msny farmers afr not done harvesting
q l. Chlld sold bic stock and some
farming tool. a. auction the Gh inst
The stock ven, lo~ on soeouni OF sc.rci'
~ ~ money
l.. G Puinsm .. tssehing N sumner.
4 W. Aikin. 4. brcskiug . colt for Geo
ID Hu..ey
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Nunat Snrnnnr.

The fair here. on .eeouu, Of the wealth
or, VA. not ~ well attended ~ WAS sr.
p.c,ed although every thlng pissed Oh
pleasantly The shOsing vi. said IN be-
qaite gOOi The dance In the evening
vas pIlyei by al present, 40 taking all
In oil no fault could be founi unless IL Was
with the we,ther.
Hartford fair nrx, "Wednesday II q fair
day AMI n NOS the nfs, fair day following.
Mr.. n Y. Tuell IL qlita sick.
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For tho chnmnionahin.

To ne OrfOri BlHss n. n GLIB:
Uuisr-isniing tbs, you claim the
championship OF Oxford County, We, the
Hsbfon Base Ball Club. dispute your claim
ami ch,llenge you 10 play us, three games
ofh,ll for the championship, the nrst 70
be played 81 Hebron, the second al Oxford,
and the third =, South Paris, 3, any time
10 be appointed by you.
y. q. HARLOW,
Manager Hebron base Ball Club.
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Hartford.

Qalte q snow storm Tuesday.
Potatoes thst are being dug now come
out rather muddy aud badly rottsi.
Mr. Ryerson from Paris. has bought the
Mansion farm In Hartford, and IL moving
this week.
John Stsrblrd has returned TO town AZ
ter 40 absence OF nine months.
Winter spples are selling for OIL 2j per
barrel In this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
STATE NEWS.

u. 4. SNOW, otdfe Stcrt
willard. Sept. 20, isss.
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E,.ofu -of hslng tas nsnss % those
ss-a-s .a g. Primary scacoi no have
fl s-.asrssrt 10 tAriy 10 tas scck cad
"a n.tIr.r I.I
r,-.fra 400. NJ $3.50 Erersrn. Aina lufting.
~ Fr.-r... ta.fs uamuuut. Nlisr M>1a.
r.r.t "a a.rr krrnte Cote. Helen uen
a. ks. Hauunl1 .tsin frslca.
S.ufr n EAroN. Teacher.
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HuNnnnr.

Not = very large turnout to the fair.
the weather was 90 cold.
4 spelling school will hs held 81 The RID
school house. Thursday evening, oct "a
Al AZ iuvltsd.
Nearly AL the ihrr.hlnsl. done around
here. The grain crop wss rori
Pro DuIGNHuEN