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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Two Hundred Dollars in Gold

W. are su,horlI a by sivice rosiyed
from 1 \. Johnson aud CO., Boston, u
saw that they have for three years offered
poultry rai.ers, premiums payable 10 gold
coin for the best results obtained from
the use OF SheTiiAn's Powder 10 make
hens lay. The OH ct has been u satisfy
themselves beyond the shadow OF . doubt,
,hs, the claim made by them that "No-
thing on earth will make hens lay like
Sheridsn's Powder" WAS positively true
Tn. hundreds OF testimonials sent them
from people who have used the Powder,
prove the statement, 50 that IL seems FOL
IN 20 again Offer premiums; bat so many
psr.ous, especially women who kept few
hens, have made such good showing In
former trials, and been beaten by some
one else by . slight fraction In average,
that 10 Jastlce they ought 10 have another
trial Johnson and Co. have dlsised q
plan this year 10 overcome that trouble In
= measure, by offsring twice IS much cash
and six times - many gold coin p'emi
ums a. last year. The larger premium Is
ESQ III. we'll worth trying for II you
nl.s tha, there are twenty 'three more
chsuces for soms other premium. Bal
supposIng compuiitor did not get AM
prsmiua they would siill have the sstlsfse
Ton of getting lot OF eggs 10 sell at I
good round price. The retsil prles foI
eggs In Boston aud New York last y'sl
reached a. high a. so ~ Co cents per don
en-. IL pays tn use Sheriian's PJwjsi
when eggs sell for even 10 cents Oae o'
the competitors last year wrote ~ follow.
III ana ,esH paid IN eggs eiiAoaf prsDsi
sm I gill caesrfaliy recommsni Slsfi'
dams Coalition Powder 20 poultry rsis.r'
generally for egg production, aud all dis
eases OF hens. can now say cotnientl
that II will beat any thing ever tried "a
make hens lay. vas surprised NJ ths
end OF the elsh, weeks trial" Hs va
evidently sa,isned. aud well he might hsv'
been; for duripg eight weeks hs got from
80 hens, 1870 eggs. which 81 the average
Of the prices given above would amount v
eos o..
Aay person can compete. Johnson
Co. viii send full particulars free TO any
one, whether they order Powder or no,
| FOR 80 cents In stamps, 3. johnson
TO-, ~ Custom House Street, Boston
Mass, will send to any p. D. address tw'
2s cent packs, Ave packs for eii or TO
81 20 s2it pound can OF Powder sen
postpsIdi six csns for IS. express prepaid
Send for full particulars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Mason

Mad mud. IL all ths, it's Necessary tc
80 90 describe the state OF our roads, &C
new. c.nno, travel FAR nor fast.
Leon II Tyler 10 sopplyipg our psopl.
With nice. fresh beef at price. W" oosn'
,o he satisfactory tn the bayers.
ns,I,min skilliuss OF O.isnsld Was ia
town Yesterday. Tie drove home small
dock Of shesp. u,.
FL MsIas has been up home. Hesold
. mar, Of his sheep and drove away par
ofhls cattle. lie could not sell them mere
AZ satisfactory prices
Mrs. scrioner. grandmother OF his
a Loy,iDy, IL stopping with Der While,
NJ. Dorc.s Mains IL getting better o.
az l.mspess. She cannot walk much
yet ia, ,h.a.
matte troable. ..
duct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
East Bethel.

fsv tsys % pleasant weather were
appreciated All eel ly~i BY every Ons
bsrtlsit a Blake have completed ihelr
rosf. and u hss ben accepted
NJ. Wsobsr Il putilug . grsplie base
srOgod . 10, Ia The csms,sry for Mrs Bsn.
l,miu E.te-.
Ms. y. n Hove -. rsturu~i IRON
walthsm 81. wss Accompanied by Ar.
thar All Chester Han from Revere.
Miss fiors Bsrtleti L. vi.iting relative.
a. Bertha. y N
q X Hss,inxs !. the recipi-ni % /. nice
Winchester re-. nom frisads Al Bate,
Montsns
n \ Bartlett shd W q brown. who
spsnt he summer ~ Bate. MOntsns. ~
tanned hone Oct gTiA
Preaching 81 ths charch Nv Rev q. n
uanuAiofd. Nov liza. G2iiOP
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Denmark.

Mr.. WIN. Cook gives . conrert nj Oh
y,llou. Hall Tussisy. November 6'h,
probably n celebrate The election OF hn
ri.on and Morton
Mr.. Bartlett has taken possession OF 'hs
Brschett house
The W. G. T L. held . conference ~
the residence OF Hon. william Bssp' oe'o'
Der SLIT rr,,,. .u..
November -, a.
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Hartford.

Summer Ia upon rs.
Mr.. George Shaw OF Est Buekneld
died Oct. SLIT Funeral Nov. "a.
Uneie Dasid Tinkhsm Is very low.
Mary Hutchinson has returned 10 Lew.
l.ton 10 work In the shoe shop OF Gay 4
woodmau.
The case between Penley OF Auburn and
y Howard Of Hartford has been settled.
There IL some complaint In this vicinity
~ pots,oes rot,iug In the cellar.
See tia, you get the right kind OF . vote
when you vote for President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
South Rnfhal-

Oar snnasl sQslrrvl As-, cam. cr ss,ur
gay, Oct zIth X J VIRGIN and J. q
Ahso,t acted a. captain. TIE side 90 n
, Virgin w,n ~ over fou, haudrri polut.
oisters we're served In N. evening, n.
BILE pail ~ ne Defeated party.
Eiith Ch,.e closed her school on Blrt
tiil Que veil ago
LiIHis Chsss closed her school on swan
uill la.i Friday
g n ABBOTT cOmmsnce. HI. school on
Have TIN psxs Monday.
g. T. Klmh.li h~sius The school a,
Loeks's MI. Nov i2'A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
THE BEAR BRIGADE
Fryeburr.


November 60 fsr IA. be.n a.liye,sai
We hope n viii confines.
A large ssi interested G. L \. c. ne,
-ith Miss Alice Locke on Monday evening"
va secoant % TIE cold on Mouds,
Night, and Other reasons. uons wen, from
asre 10 the uaion confsrspcs At Harrison,
ne school, a. he Academy. thoagh not
. lsrgs az In some formsr terms. 4. OF en-
rsusnt character. sni tAe pupils arr ao,nr
good work under The corps OF en- len,
~schsr~ 40 eu,srtslnm.nt may De sx.
Peetsi a, The close % The term.
uumbsr % mea are 81 work Al the
station. A nss bsgsse. room IL bslns
haili, ard other Improvements are To b.
o,de ~ ths new simlnistrsiiou.
George k'afsil hss ben 90 SICK with
typhoid FEVER slnos Bis arrival al Denver.
,hsi he nay b. obliged N rs,aru.
News % Contemplated wedding Il ''in
ths air.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Ruckaeld


Turkey and hen rcost thieves are abroad
Several farmers have bsen rAiitd.
Reform club had "box supper" q
TOBIAS Hall, Mopdsy evening. 0etoot
29th.
The Ladies' Cisels gave Hsrvss, sup
per At X form Hall which Was largely At
tended aud . financial success.
Mrs. George w. shaw. whose Illness
vas noticed Last week. died "Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Shaw has been alex fof
several months. Her loss will be serious.
" felt In the family and community and
especially in the loise ~ Good Templsrs
Crystal Wave" Of which she was IN
honorei member, q, E,st Baekh,ld. The
funeral services were held Friday, Rev
DR.. French IN isting. A special qlar.
tet,s from On. villsgc kindly furnished
The music for the occasion.
The annual shooting match ard oyster
,upper transpired Last Wednesday. % ii.
Jersey aud Fred n. Atwood were re cap
tsins Of the respective sides. Amer days
forssiug of forest and nslds, the sides rs
iurned, somi with game and some with
none II was found on counting up that
the Atwood psrtv hal 1890 counts, The
Hersey party 1890. and were the hsppy
winners OF oyster supper Ia which tney
did Justice. Tobln OF the Bucknsld House
furnished the spread. George Record Was
the champion shootist
Mrs. Cherries Forster snf daughter len
fnr Portland Thursday where they viii
spend the winter.
" Rlmball Prince and wife returned 10
New York Friday. Mr.. Prince has made
extensive repsirs on hls stand here aud
expect. 10 return 10 the spring and occupy
Il permanently.
The fall term % frca High School. ten
weeks. closed Friday. A successful aud
profitable term he's bern the result OF the
uu,iring isbors Of Mr. and Mrs Pratt and
Miss Prince.
Mrs wyer Greene. who has been rus,l'
eating al North Buekneld, returned TO
Portland last week.
Ml.. Mamie Gardner. on secoan, ofslek.
ness. WAS obliged 10 leave her studies 81
Ksnrs Iiill. aud I. 81 home on short
leave OF absence
Alfred shaw L. treating his residence TO
sco, % paint A great improvement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

The business part OF The town OF Athens
.boa, twelve miles from Ssowhsgsn, va.
swept over by DE Tuesday morning. sud
nse stores were destroyed. The post on e
vas In one OF the stores that we're burnsd.
There w.- no meAus Of ngh,lng the nfr,
.rcep, with baekets, which were worked
for all they we're worth. Toe total lo.. IL
shout s25 600. insurance $1,000 The
village will undoubtedly be built up again
and well built
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06


Monday. O,tobsr 29th. jason II. walker
lied lie has lived 10 hi. town the larger
part ot BIZ NE.
jesse Blshop l. "on the war path" sni
sill 10 more baich-ring for . dollar than
snv "msn alive"
Nearly Al our "v,ge e.ruers" are now
10 The woods Many Of thsm for Foster
md Marble, some for Staples and others
II the lskes.
Horsoe NORTH took gate . drove OF
cattle from here Saturday. The 2Iih Inst.
BYrOn Walt drove OF gate lot on The
seth ani Mr.. Carter from Wilton took
s~sy small drove the sane day. These
huyerr make very loo prices.
Loren Glover and his sou Lewis killed.
sn ola hear The ?. ult- A large ous ron
,he kiillng 90 whieh boan,ie., hide and
neat sold they Get rising go
SFANIEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
SOUTH PARIS.

Az oss .auurg sgood hor.s esn hnt
- ans ~ cslinE 90 Csptsin Bolster.
CDrus H'ssfd oil teach he -intsf
80 iu n.s,f.ci NJ. !
sTKrg - gsuA hss large qaantity
gtry .rrf 90 sNls.
Ca = 80 .slilng for a. pr TOO.
arg sssntity % ne sPPis- here have
80 ssti o. nAftrt
Esafyos bsusvs 40 TIE dasi blew 10
=, arss,s Fri.sy ansrucou
~ whesisf. Ne seat % he Lskss
90 A. ofgN, ru-sfsy
q n 49, H.E Danham. % Boston,
49, h ~ 9,scs russisy.
n grsfs 70 tlaf givvs hsitsr ssiisfac.
- nsr tns fAnnu. "rosu Tan
N-sAK issk.oa - vlsitiag relatives
q Bsiasl
Wsr,fr a. oar isrnsrs sFs agiisting
~ ,sssi.ot ~ oaiiiiog batter iaciofy
IA ~ gf.i mi'l
NJ. o p Cunniug. q Waiting ffisDd'
Ros'Cn
" al Mr. C. y Porter oou,snP,sis
s,-t1sg ~ slater with Nsir soHs Ia
Cissga
Qs.isatan,sr % car yoanx mes hsvs
sgssus o. sofk slth ;hslr teams Coz
Ng,- Fostsf ne comlug siutsr
Re- e iagAls. fofnsIiy psiof a
~ crugfsgstotA churca hsrv. N. ~
sgtsf - g,siofais % he Chafch In Sscu
AZ 1. 81. p.sssAnuy located sith ~ i.i
ootgf,gsu1IA caurca 10 Brcos1sid,
No.
AZ Bafto-s 4 Sou 10 ths name %
- 80 hact.miih frm % tais village
Erstt. ihs Istl1r msmbsr % The rrri. i ,
g,oi .oitnsn haVihg hssn employed tas
al To- years 10 he bet ssaP- In HAvsr'
a.
a. L1rily. % Ns~ HsuPshire. Aas
80 ,sy.tg appls. on lllgA street
U - asvs cot an sisCtipn hat ~ pay
- car az ne SANE a. krups. L fiam'
1sfs rCt1n Comss ouiy obcs In f0uf
iss~ aas 10 = hsttsf ~ pay yosr 81.
NJ Cara ulsaft "a. oos % he fne-i
1-rssy c1ss in %. village Cor sale. az
sTtfa after go RAson fof sslibg, bO'
Aes b. ists care OF arr this Stats.
I,sry strs sigat 80 msmbsrs Niisi u
a. Nsiap'.si caurch lAst Ssoosth.
70 q s,i Ttup,Ars oil have an oysirf
49, a1i mas.Cs sutsrtslumsut ~ No
h1 h1c'U sveulng West Paris, Nor
sr a. Ot'1ff ipigvs have hssu Invited
= - Fre.snt Mss Jrnui- Dsuforth
sossllt.st. 81 fssi dating ths evening
si9l-f ns served a. Graui Army Hall
c,7t q \ Bo'stsf SAs calici % Wvs'
fris NlaiaY 90 Cf-lN ha.ines.
M ft,s ifsius % The 0rant Truul
'sltri a. ~ sizes ths chAnge % tine.
psgai We Agsia tatiag i.ssons In
frtatf 1r ite cofnst
NJ t..ngs fsnA.us sbout ne sane.
Nula stak'tg carr % hin.
oar 9.Ys.c.tns have besn uuusaliy
tssi 81 Ps.i - sesss
4 hrtft Az Ms MarciA 4 S,ou'
80 lsfr.ri O.too-f 1isi AMI have gou'
= ag1sstes l.ug ou Az street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
BryAnt's Pond.

n, Rnlin ~. e.llsi 10 Hiram Wed.
..s,y on aecoani OF The serious Illness OF
ynpllIn Gr.ng. Dramatic Cub propose
an. ssThs Turn ofths Tiis- November
10 eouclaie with the farce "An AVN
Aunt IN, .o,,,.
Ths whitman District school VII com
,.ncs November n, under The ins'foo
ton OF Mahsl l. f.rhsn
Arriyal. II The Glen MI House Tor 'n'
Wesk n..t.r.
- whntsn All -ie. Bo.ioa :. y; s y. ~
reo.r,rr Tslia. ~ Louit hsnchefu, - ~,
1870 ca. N " nsnseh, hsir.-.s g.,
al " Ears. Liichneld. Me- w. "''
/ fanN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

East Waterford.

Istsliigsncs ia. been received OF ih'
issih ~ typhoid fsver % George Hsnry
whlttisr. % thl. place. lie has been foi
soms year. engaged IN the hardware ba.i
n~s. In Csmhriissport. M.ssschussits
Tie leaves = wife sni daughter.
Pm TI.sksll 10. engaged Frank Mars
ton % Norway 20 work q year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Newry.
SLoCU,f

The best piece OF news for the presen,
occasion IL that We have hid two foe days
In succession.
Jw. EiIlgore. has 90 hr recovered -
10 he able TO attend 10 his business.
NJ. l.. Thurston IL Expecting To log THE
winter on land formerly owned by the
Lewiston Steam MIL Comssny.
Charles walker IL cutting birch for
Thurston on the Foster place.
John Fans and J. NJ. Phiibrook have
lost Is head OF cattle ffoia their pasture
on Chase Hin. II 10 supposed they have
strsyed into the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
MIDDLE iSrKRvALr.
North Fryeburg.

Augustus Andrews OF stow killed three
bears Al Cold River recently. " n. This
Il bars (besr) statement of fact.
Mrs. George T. Haley II In Mss,sehu'
se,ts. where she will remain for some
weeks visiting friends.
wonisr II . many ~ the Rear Brig.
sie- will mention the Inilsu sumner %
rhar-sisy las, q. have mentioned the news
that at rsln~i last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Wilson's Mills.

MIL weather but s,ll raining. The
rosi. are fcsrfally bsi. there are 81 mary
heavy tesms soing over them.
Y. A. Flint and ~ ID. S,urtsvsnt
have tsken . logging JOB on Psrksr,osn
snd v. II. FLINT has gone % Portland amer
horses.
Mrs. FLAT hss gone 10 M,nsh,li on .
Visit to frisnds there.
Mrs. EDhrism Dean hs. returned fron
her vislt 10 Biii.fori Her sister. Mrs
George Levi. accompanied her home and
!. uov visiting her old friends 10 this vi.
clnity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
East Brownneld

Iniisn summsr. may II last . long time
Jalis McLacss, dsush,sr az Moody Nc.
Lucas. died on the night of Oct. 30ih, and
uss buried on the % Disease oousump
,ioa. from which she has sarsred . Ions
time
The meeting Of the Mutual Improvement
Club on tn ? wss . memorial meeting Ia
memory % Herbert l. L-sviii, oue OF 10
mo., constant members. R-.olution. wer'
passed. which are % be forwarded 10 The
Democrat FOR public alton.
Congregational Circle 81 MIS- Mar
Alisri's 90 Wednesday. 5lst
CT \. g with Adiis Ailari, Saturday
Nov 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
West Sumner.

II u Chsui.sr All Mr- u Z. Tuel
both died quite suddenly, only twelve hours
sput. NJ. Chandler VAS man respected
~ all, and Mrs Tuell WAS . very doe
soman
The free high school closed Friday with
90 exhibition In the avening, which was
much srJ Dyed ny all present
Dance here election evening.
Aunt Lydia Benson IL 90 the gain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
For Cole In hor.s. Use u. LR
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired nom practice, hay.
Ing hal placci In his hands by an n 81 India
missionary, the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy ami permanent cure OF
Consumption, bronchitis. CstArrn, Asthma snd
all threat and Lung An,ctioas. also q positive
and radical curc for NeTvou. Debility In all
NefvOu. Complaints. after having tesiesi ~.
wonderful curative powers Ia thousands of
cases. Ia. felt 10 his daty to make u known to
hts suffering fellows. Actnsted by tins motive
ami desire to relieve human suffering, vii
send free ~ charge, To all Who desire ~. thu.
recips, In German. French or English. 9TH fuii
directions for preparing sad uslng. Sent by
mali by addressing with stamp. naming this
ester, n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Eaat Hebron.

We ar srlpyiug nps Gay for |. rarity
ArthuS L. nonnsy 4. boarding with A
Y foxr FOE short tine.
SH K-sps IA. traiei otsn With iio'aos
Mosrll. Nni hss Got nas pair % -hits
arss
Al Hutchinson % Bethel male . fs-
calls In ne place Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
North.Yent Norway

Howard Dyer aud Me- Bloiseii from
Berlin, n. H.. have been visiting his broth
ef. George Dg.r. of this place.
Mrs.. Morse. 81 Upton, IL visiting bel
dsueht@r. Mr-. George Abbott.
Ira Johnson los, . nice hos last week,
which he ~. Intending ~ hatcher ths
next day. lie foani 10 DEAF 10 TIE peu
Que morning. II vas ehoked by . Och
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

81 H..ss-. $40 Aas essa 10 trade hsrs
..s',,,,.s yssrs. hss so,d h's stock II
..rSE NssviL whp oil Zoe ths
.,-..si eostinss N easiae.. Al -. sane
NJ Hastos at NJ sri Mr..
s-.,.H Cunninx. I'll move % Ne
49, y.rsInAfss ssks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Norway Lake

Me-. NE w.leOsi 1. ,l.l,lss frisnd.
ia Oxf,rd.
A bsw r.llipg !. being baIi on both
sides % ~ laks
CR saith 10 sooa 81 go - Hsrrisou
where b. nas bird pAotogrspesr's "a
loou fof The Water.
Jane. Crockett 4. In very poor health
al. Fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Brown. Ip.,,n, Relief heal. Cut.
Istsrsstss People.

Advertising psisat ms,lirne IN The peculiar usy
In shieh The proprietor ofketnps nalssu, Go ouaghs
and oolis dos. Il iaieesi -onsffa IL Authpfifes
l-ttls fss, thai thsy may ny bstory pafchssing
he largs t-sitlss are slc. All tioO. We certainly
soali sivi.s ath.. Il NAY save yoa from coosump
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

varfHruof h.iug tas nNmss % tho.s
..s.5,-. n 80 rumsrr school -ho have
=, -, ,s.sut - tsrdy Zoe ~ ss~k sud.
"a N,vsn'stsi
-. r,.r.r. Aris Iuitius. Chafiis WIS
-. .-frs.s lisiru tiamsuai, hsmis
t.-- S.puB EaruN TEACHER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

IA, arrested Pr Cvsilng he rsveuas
as ~ ss.iug lgaof ~iiAout license.
49, "a o. AZ .oii 20 hg1of slbcs last
~, a1f lat osfofe that BE- Dad Tar
nt,.Pi rasfs h,ing no svitsrcc ~ ths
N-SNI 90 ctss sAs dismissed. Al
ia iatot - To- rscorts shossd that
= "a tli 9s.f - ta1 q. b. s~ore, and
,si,sI asvs lin Cor psijary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

A,'sit-l nluta. ago NJ. wAlksr Of
Ail.lff. 80 Deceased. maize . uill a.
fret's hW DO property ~ sooa, $500
- Gttti bstsssu hsf relstives And IA
Assi " urus n IN In Aahgrn. Tee
fs%ites -.fs o. have 81 epo at ths Hone
- aaars IL l. uu1grstb.si. ho-vsyr.
Nii "a rt.siigs. oil c0uts.t ne case In
- cart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

~ B--.sy. OF Stinsy. male =
~, - relatives AM frisnds In to-u
IL srsk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

Is'a.ism asa F.hs Ara ~ A. b
- = lar 'i "a osst taiag. Ia Hsrper's
..sii.lt 90 Nlssnpsr. N recalls some
~ OIL glual psp.fs % Chsfiss LAMB,
- frat.r. grNosfai. hansroas, sod
,r'sf 80 sta shica ne writer deals
- o-i' 1i s.cknss. All The psiispi saf.
. .i'fs "a I'd upon then. TIE novelty OF
:, ia sriefliug tAs essay 10 refresh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

a, NJ. John y Stanlsy made .
...0 p.Iasli lssi web
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

-..,.tssf eisrk rslsnt-i last sese
-, n 100 ~ ne most hesatifai 10
..,..rnef Gays nat ever stfe $50
-, - sfought oroks again
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

~. R,rtxsn. % Aabaru. and Miss
- Va. - Hsrisdsls yarn. canton,
co. A :. Aastin's lAs, weed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06

u,,,s .,ii cat nv sntire stosk %
-. A. Hs,ehlu.on a Nsssll. ! siil taks
~. ureortanIiy % thNnk ths pahilc for
~. ,.irosags thry have coafsrrei upoa
80. ave hssu In baslSsss hsrv. al.
..sii b. p'ssss,i 10 have a. tho-s thai
-, st.stt.si sccoauts - cal AL settle
Al otcs 49, ob.lgs.
SU. HAWKS.
P,-.Hl. Nv slA. isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Rethal.

M. Simon wsri % Isthei was buried
las, Mopdsy. Sac has been 4 grea, suffer
,r for the Las, year. She was 81 years
old.
4 n T~itcheli IL putting 10 the found
alton for barn 10 place OF the one burned
last summer.
Hon. David Harmon. IL quito sick.
Tyl~r To~pe and family nave gone Ia
Southern California. The family will he
\ great lo-s "a bethel.
r.. w. woodbury. aud wife have return
Ell from Pen1sylvsnis, where they have
been visiting thslr children. AFTER an so'
ssnee OF four weeks.
MIDDLE iSrKRyALE.
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ard Mr.. ID. NJ. KimbslL Next one with
Miss Minnie Kimbsil. November sih.
Miss v. fsrwell, who hsa been Tor some
time the guest OF Miss \. " klmbsll IL
quite sick and under the doctors care.
The school here taught ny Miss f'ora
Bartlett closed recently with Interesting
exercises. Frances Carter hal perfect
recits,ions aud department for the whole
term therefore her rank was 100
Mabel Klmhsll IL 81 home for awhile.
We welcome Der 10 her old home.
Mrs. &. X Goodwin has returned rom
Paris.
We recently called on Mrs. Osgooi Who
l. with her mother 81 Locke's Mills, and
nrd her very grateful 20 her frisnds In
this place for their kindness 10 her In her
sickness and distress.
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Some Misleading Names.

The tuberose is no rose, but species
Of olyanth.
Pompey's pillar had no historical
connection with Pompey in any way.
Cleopatra needle was not erected
by the Egyptian Queen. nor in her
honor.
Whalebone is not bone, and is said
not to possess single property of bone.
Turkish baths did not originate in
Turkey. and are not baths, only heated
chambers.
German silver was not invented in
Germany, and does not contain a parti-
Gle of silver.
Black lead is not lead at all, but a
compound of carbon and small guam
tity of iron.
Brazilian grass never grew in Brazil,
and is not grass; it is nothing but strips
of palm leaf.
Burgundy pitch is not pitch, and does
not come from Burgundy. the greater
part of it is resin and palm oil.
Sealing wax does not contain a par
ticle of wax, but is composed of Venice
turpentine, shellac and cinY:abar.
Cutie bone is not bone, but kind of
chalk once inclosed in the fossil re-
mains Of extinct specimens of cuttle-
fish.
Prussian blue has no special relation
to Prussia, but is cyanide of potas-
sium and iron. Prussic acid was for
merly obtained from it. - Notes and
Queries.