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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-22

"A"ouA' " IcJ w
k'edy woda ciafo W to mieisce
przynios}a.
Iraper z podziwieniem PREY.
gladaf sic Indyaninowi.
-Zyje reckon lyle. Tyl.
ko Indyanin umie mimo tax
c!ez~'ego zrarienia, utrzymat
sic ia wodzie.
p'ersiam' do CORY, i to tax,
t. tylko jego twarz i 90.
wlerzchnia ciaia pc mad woda
byfo widac, zatonaf o jedne
stope gfebiej i tylko ciemne
zarysy ciafa widne byly W
pre- rzystej wodzie.
To dziwne.-rzekf traper
i zwinaf swe lasso.
Henryk, kt6ry ma to wszyst.
ko ba czn'e uwaza}, zlo2yf
swa broi ma trawie wsko-
czyf W strumien, ably naczel.
nlka wydoby6. Wartki stru-
mlen go porwaf, ale roze-
p%chnawszy wode silnemi ra-
mlonamj, zdofai go wreszcze
ma lud wydostac. Obaj teraz
u)awszy nieprzytomnego, ulo-
zyli go pod tuz stojaca wierz.
ba. Henryk przvniost swa broni
i zaczaf wJzdzymac 2 woody
swe rzeczy, a tymczasem ira
per zajqf sic runnym Indyani-
mem.
Traper przepedziwszy wiele
lat na paszczach, znaf sic ma
rozmaitych srodkach lekars-
skich, tel zabrawszy sic do
lndyanins, udafo mu sic zu-
pefnie do przytomnosci go
przywrocie. Ale obeirzawszy
jego rane, strzasnaf gfowq.
-Zycle Komanszy : rzekf-
jest twardsze cd skory bawo-
lonej, jednakze ia dziura W
czaszce za}ata6 ME da sic nj
gdy. Dfugo on nam aie poly
Ciezko ranny Indyanin zda-
wal sic po)mowac te sfowa,
gdy2 pytajaco zwrocif swe O.
vzy ma trapera. Jednak2e byf
to ostatni rozumny wzrok, DO
zaraz oczy zaczefy sic mienic
Indyanin poczaf konaG. Usta
clchym szeptem sic poruszafy,
jakies niezrozumia}e stowa
wymaw;af, Henlykowi sic IDA.
wafo, IL dosiyszaf sfowo: A.
malunga.
Obydwaj mezowie wzrusze-
nj, stall pred konajacym i
2obo&nie zfo3yli rece do mo-
dlltwy "a dusze tego, kt6ry-
by mole byf dobrym chrze-
scianinem, gdyby kiedykolwiek
bYf sfowo Bo3e usfyszal.
lndyanin umarf, a dus2a je.
go wedle mniemania Indyan
poszfa tam, gdzie ME ma ,,bla-
dolicach", a gdzie bedzie mo-
g}a do wolf polowae ma ba-
wofy, cietrzewie i jelenie.
Kiedy Henryk wbatrywaf
sic TAX ma zgasfe lica umarfe-
go, przejela go nagle mysl
wielka.
-Jakze, ME by1oby to do
brze-myslaf soble-gdybym
W ubiorze tego naczolnika do
stat sic W ciemnosci 10 obozu
ludyan? Umiem przeciez do
syt bicycle movie jezykiem
Komanszow, 3 reszte MONA
pozostawic przypadkowl.
Mysl swoje oznajmif trape-
rowi, ktory chetnie ns to
przystaf.
Moe bedzie ciemna-rzekf
i smiafe two]e przedsiewziecie
mo2e sic wybornie udaG. Jezli
Wszechmoc ~ badzie Z toba,
bedziesz mogl dzlecko oswo-
hOdziE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-22
Kolej Burlington
PLAN JAZDY
MA STACY WINONA.

$1,000 AAA
MA STACY WINONA.
Trains Arrivc.
From chicago, daily exc. Sun. Has am
and St. Louis, Daily SOS am
Fro" Minneapolis and St Paul. daily exc. sun.I1.4s am
Trains Depart.
For Chicago, daily exc; Sun. 1895 am
For St. Paul and Minneapolis, daily exc, Sun, 1885 am
For rates, tickets, etc. apply to
j. II. Haaotey Agent.
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sic cze-
kami az do miejsca przeznaczenia
Ma wszystkich pociqgach po-
spiesznych asnajduja SIG kary obia.
doweai sypialne systemu Pullman.
Tykiety okolnikowe Through
tickets) do ~wszystkich punkt6w
W Stanach Zjednocxonych i Kama.
dy 80 do nabycia W Winonie.
Tyklety sprxedaje:
Agent j. II. Ha,slsy W Winena
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Lowell.

Your fryeburg correspondent says In the
last Democrat that. "about twenty inches
OF snow fell, which VAS drilled In some
places, bat no breaking cot Was needed. "
Well. now, that must have been curious
hind Of snow, or else fryeburg don't
want much OF . road. But ask the team.
s,ers from Lowell or the stage driver, or
any traveller that way whether any breah.
Ing out vas needed. Hat the debifens OF
that qllst borough reck not OF storms or
hloeksded roads, while they keep In mind
the thought that Daniel Webster once
taught In The village academy.
The Christian Circle WAS entertained 81
the town house on Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Msllen Eastman aud Mrs. NJ. A.
Charles
\. N. Hsrrlmans team, which has been
drawing pine this winter. has nnished The
] ob.
II. A. Russell and Miss L'Inie y S,saru.
have gone on vl.li 10 Lawrence and Bos-
ton.
Mrs Bsrl,mln Gray and Mrs George
Msrs,on are quite sick.
Nc. X n. Wentworth II recovering from
quite q severe sickness
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
0rnnnwood.

Tae boys In the Sh.i.g-e school de.
trlct met a. the schOOlhOuss last Saturday
evening. AMI organized fof ,lyosumi the
object being 20 Improve the mind. They
Int % IN meet once . ~esk, aud The nrs,
question % be discussed 10 Resolved, that
Tue iudlsns have suffered greater persecs'
ton from the white men than the white
men have from the Indians. Qilts Q qaes.
tlon. and We would Ike 10 hear IL dlscass.
81 by older beads.
Mrs. A. H. Brysut has been runnln {
down In health for some time. and nnslly
became pro.tfs,ed. so that the Assistance
Of physician was necessary. She now
.lt. up part Of The time
Mt bryant 10 hAyiug rather hard luck
with some OF bis stock this spring lie
Loaf yssrllng steer oui OF q pair recently,
anil last saturday night one OF bic so~s
dropped /. litter ofelghi pigs, I've OF which
we're found dead In The morning. His
other one has litter Of sir. being al TIA,
81. proiucei.
II now rather loos. a. though the slr
week. .lciilng ia March this year would
he q failure, since We are having o coplous
rain storm. and the snow I. fast settling
De, X l. Cole has moved one load %
good, to South Paris, bat does no, expect
10 20 with hi. family before nett week.
IL consist. only OF himself and wife, their
children being all grown up aud married.
received . letter from On old school.
mate, Dlrlu, %. Davis. on "a. ?0ih Inst,
mailed In O.stis. Nlnn., on the lIlh.
Nj Davis says they have bad an uneom.
monty hard winter there bot no bllIlsri,
nor has there been one In ihs, part OF The
State since be lived there. period OF 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
East Sumner.

Rev. u. \ llibbsrd returned from trip
n Elioi, Ne, on Friday. where be net .
daughter from Kansas, Who came with bin
90 East Sumnsf.
s.f. Slsison vent IN Sorrldgewoek las,
week on baslnes. for the town.
Arthur l.. Palmer L. assisting Eastman,
oar scotsman and postmaster. In the once.
Epyrus BoswOrth 10 also engaged 10 assist
on the farm and seci gardens.
Erus.i Mouk IL 10 work this season Tor
Thomas J stephens.
". \ Robinson. E,q ofIlar,fori, 10 "a
deliver the address on Memorial Day a.
E,s, Sumner.
So,alns /. ys, being done In maple So
gar prOiucu.
The min, arr busy cutting 90, Lumber
f)r various purposes, &c wstf Il plenJ.
The Gr.ngsrs Afe ~ hereafter bold their
meeting. In The Cong1 ve.,ry. Ne bear.
farmer. are cutting ~ their years stock
OF Gre wood.
Al ,-irt will he made 10 prepare, FOR ~
turc reference. . complete list % oar sol.
disr, that vent from samner into The late
var. AT Who can impArt any desired fact.
% interest concerning them are requested
- communicate with either Capt n. \.
Coburn, Etphalei Morrill,, E'q or \ Rob
inson. In order that q record may be CON
piled sni preserved for The bensfi Of future.
a. well a. pr,seni, generations. The nun
Der % those that served their country in
hsr struggle for liberty. IL rapidly growing
less. AMI brief history OF sumner. loyal
~ aud patriotism should be preserved.
Will al Try aud ,sslsi In this work OF love
and respect from loyal town. II Il hop.
81 10 complete The list before Memorial
Day. SLOcuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Roxbury

Foster anf Marble will soOa close up
thsir big logging 20. lis .toable ioo,
-lth one camp ant crew % men In TIE
m luutsin. % Franklin County yAfdiag ih-
timber art TIE hsAfqa.riefs camp 90 swim
Rver. iu OH'orf C0auiv Thi. camp has
been presided over BY Mr &. &. Billings,
% Hano.sr. a. coot lie began here 10
the fal at IL .iili a. the helm To say
that h. las gi,ea frst rat. satisfaction IL
.,atiur n milily II being The hsstqusr'
t-r. N ne -ho'e ,rmy-Of lumhsrmsn-
IA. mate iiAvery hard place f1r Nc. BIZ
ubg.. a. there has been . dsAl oteomp,n',
, c0nunued going aud coming. Win eal'
flf meals a. al hlurs ofthc Jay, .ni many
tine, far Into TIE n.ght, Bat be u A-a's
pleasant. With smile AM nice meh lo'
al TIE ,moang % rAs mAisriA NAV ne
has ussd ap 10 these month., 20 ieei his
cre- % from tseAiy % thirty men soaiu
s.t0ui.h farmer, and be has done All tnis
with0uta cookie. never st- logging
crrs - -sli fci before. .nt a, The sane
tine nothing IL wasted Mr. II has ina.
RAE faculty Ofsstiing . boantifal t.ols an
A. ne sane tine using up al The odds AMI
sui.. o. that nothing 10 wasted.
"sp.rkss~ thinks that The ''ortsr" OF y.
A Mason, may send . missionary 70 sn'
ush,rn aud cOnVert ms. Wei. ssni hlm
.inng Iulll give him candid heiriog
snt also give aim few facts 10 carry
...y. I shall wait hin - TEL me Why
unter oar good Avs and Institutions men
ned - band themselves into secret rngs
.ut protect those secrets with drawn
.yorf' can conceive how piraiss OF
robbsr. Might nad IL much fOf their inter
at a. blad themselves under terrible o.th'
% stand ~ each other and Gear inem
from the ~ when caught, etc. shai
want hin % show me bow effisusn
can t.ae such horrid Osihs without com
mittips a great sin. shall vsni 10 oe
.soun how ihs MAsonie penalties, the
very mention OF them, can cause saJihlos
bu, /. cold chill % aman OF any renae-
msutY Those penalties are nt % ne men
tI.ned only amOug savages. NOW " AN
converted ard DIN The "ordsr ADJ ons
bre.k. bis oaths, and The orter i given 70
execute The penalties and three men ~,
dr.nsd % execute them, bow can tsu
H., n uill not take msf And The man "
sur.rmay - my brother l snsh van
AIN ID prove 20 ne that the MASONIC Sisitn
a .ntlgalty 10 not al wind. Tor SeI,
r.ss al charity 90 widows snt orpnso'
srorn 4. Ma.ouic lodge can show A. ies.'
Ten cssss % Ike charity from persons wa
never saw the inside Of MssOnle 'oase'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
South Ruckaeld

TIE writer hss marketed bis gfsftei
frait Al the city The present -ess, and no
pssare excursion either, under The cir.
rum.,ancss Apples are worth from o. IA
- Al The city. according 90 The quality "
aad he grcening The mott profitable sP-
pie for my .oil, b~ing prollnc bearer and
also q good keeper. fs- now advocate
the setting ~ baldwin tree. prsfsfring ~
gran TIE baldsiu into native or other gran
"a varieties Don't set baldwin trees.
Commission men are kept basy AZ The
city handling Provincial potatoes. The
rsntee plays bat sn Insignificant part In
The potato wofli ihi. year.
Nelghbot Allen says nothing has ever
paid him like associated dAlfJing. Asso-
ciaiei da.rying hAs come Ani u has come
On stay. n. 10 great measure, solves the
question o, what shall The farmer Keep 10
secure the greatssi prohl'
Hon ChN.e bought one OF the hand.
soonest spscimsus of the bovine species
iha, II Vas ever my lot - SCI. In the form
Of q nice year-oi thoroughbred jersey
COW. Al the stock farm % the hsssfs.
Bragg, % Auburn. rsceuuy.
Several msmhsf. 90 Henry q. sh,-s
family AZ Itch Al this writing, requiring
the s,isntancs ~ Or. Caldwell.
Ch,ries T. Allen, amer marketing q part
90 nj, grated fruit a. the city, sold the
b,lance % Absl Irish. Billy sa,v has bis
crop % ulnsiy barrels still un.oli. says
BE- Tues.es be shall "keep them over"
The school question eIcilss some inter.
est
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Oxford.

slt we're taken at the band concert for
the bensft OF the NJ. 4 society.
Mrs.. Rose Hawkes. died Mar. 18Th. after
. long aud severe sickness. Aged about
2? years.
Henry Eaton talks OF going to work In
Massachusetts,.
Preliminary steps have been taken by
the soldiers in this place for forming .
q A X. Post, aud of'ieers have been
chosen, the organization TO be completed
Saturday, the 2t.h.
The willing Workers met st the home
OF their pastor. Rev. J. N. Bnnam, on
Monday evening.
An entsrtsipment VIII be given weines-
day evening by the NJ. X society under
the auspices OF the willing Workers, con-
sis,lng OF songs OF seven, by Jean Ingelow,
tahleaax, music, etc, with refreshments
and q sale table with fancy articles.
Have received the circular OF w. III.
Eastman, T. Samner, or seeds and plants.
Parties wishing 10 order would do well 10
patronirs him - he 10 promp: and reliable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
GraMOn-

The past two days the weather has been
son with quite fall OF rain, clearing ~
with abou, two inches OF snow.
Ch,rles Ryerson broke camp yesterday
lie took out eight fne looking Oxen from
The woods. They look a. though they had
had good care and had not been worked
too hard. Ills men report about fouf feet
oi snow Ia the woods where they have
been operating.
Y I. brown hes sl1 orsn r.rsding tim
Der now. lie thinks he will operate about
two weeks longer.
A. y. Brooks hss some over two thou
sand logs ye, 20 draw u C.dsrbrook. lie
hsssix horses drawing which will soon
close his job.
A part OF the town Of Upton seems 10 be
stowei In. that portion known - Essi
lIlll. consisting OF I've families, have been
shut In since the last big snow storm
They have osllei on their tovnsmen Ia
help them break oui so they can get sup
plies - sustain life.
Ms II Brooks 10 In very feeble health
At this writing, has been feeble for q long
time.
RumOr says A y. Brooks has cold his
farm IN The Thompson boys. They hail
from Noys SCOTS.
Joseph W. Capm.n has moved 10 his
farm lie gill make cheerful one OF The
vacant houses In Grsfou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Hebron,

The past week has been busy one Tor
the students. Thursday evening, the 18th,
Rev. Mr. Daniels, OF Portland, gave q lee.
ture on Common Things and Common
Age" Friday evening there Was . mas
quersde socisble 10 the chapel. Tussdsy
evening Prof Matthews, OF Colby Univer.
slty leetured on Physical Eiaca,ion" aud
last evening, "Wednesday there Was
lyceum. AZ none OF these things are a.
lowed To interfere with school duties there
has not been much spare time.
LAST Sunday Rev. Mr.. fi,r, OF Soath
Paris. preached here 10 exchange with Rev
Mr.. Harden.
The heavy rain OF Tuesday tigh, and
"Wednesday has settled the snow 90 the
ground begin. ~ show on the hills. IL
hasn't improved the slelghing.
Sugar massrs are beginning 20 tap their
trees. J. ID Slurtevsni tsppsd l6o last
week.
Mr.. Adkins continues sbou, the same
no, yet able 10 be moved.
Addison Maxim and his two sons have
been quite sick but are better now. MT.
NJ. and Bert are 90 - 10 be ou' and Percy
gaining.
l.. s. Bumpus 10 also better bu, not ye,
able 10 do bis chores.
oss Of your correspondents says TIA,
blue LAYS have come. We have bad four
blue lays for two months or more and Dur
Ing the cold weather they came 10 the door
regularly two or three times . dsy With
ohieka ADDE'S and some other small birds "a
b {, fed with bread crumbs, which were al
ways kept ready for them.
Slucs writing the above We learn that
Percy Maxim died quite suddenly Friday.
@.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
weat Sunner.

The new mail boxes In the post on e are
q decided improvement
George Palsifer IL going away soon
and would like to sell bis two horses.
The NJ, AGA school has been ably dis.
eussed. bat II there are any yet who fall 70
understand IL We will say that the State
pays back Just one.hslf what the town en-.
p.nd. for said school, the smount 10 be
raised not 10 exceed two hundred and nfiy
dollars. or. In other worls, ia town En-.
ponds two hundred dollars for free high
school, the State pays one hundrcd OF H..
There seem 10 be few who are opposed
10 free high school In this town, but II
those N,p could listen moment 10 Scot,
X )blnson, supervisor Of the town OF Hart.
ford, and hear his Ideas Of free high schools
thsy mlgh, change their minds. These are
some OF Mr R)binsons words I'VE have
run free high school I've years aud to-
day Ne have twenty nine tsschers quslinsd
10 teach and only fosrtesn schools In
town" Now We can see that Hartford not
only has teachers for her Own town, but
can furnish fnsen for other towns. show
me Q town, under the same circumstances,
that 4. 10 say. where the scholars have been
eincs,sd at home AMI have never bad this
system of schools, 10 can compete With
Hartford In her wholesale production of
ts.ehers, I will acknowledge that Q free
high school 10 not al educational adVan'
tsgo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Albany

Thau Ani rain
Msch Sickness
Mrs. wentworth died last week, ,gei u
years. wNs carried 20 Aaourn for inter
mfut
Mrs Daniel Clark q, gate sick. She 10
unfsf he care ~ Df Wilson.
NJ. Gilbert wsriv.ll IL guiie III
Mrs. Ssncy Cumming,. agef - Years. 10
.lck sith lang fever She 10 anier The
care ~ ~ Tuliilr.
i.Nsh Hassiton 10 YET galts m
ST. Caleb H.selton recently celebrated
ths 5ith anniversary % bis birthday BY slii'
ing With hi. grahdchlirsn on hand.
slsf-
ca accouut % the Sickness % bic wife.
J. Heury Brgg, hss lst hls farm 20 Isaac
Elut TIE, 81 spend tn sammsr With
Der parents 10 wooistock They have The
sympathy o. the community
Cliriri wheeler ,nd vile are visiting
frisnts hsr-.
George n wu5ar h.s gagged - work
f,r Dr Morton, % Bethel, the coming sea
sou.
y G Jordan. postmaster =, Lynehville,
Died 81 itsnly with pusumoniA, The ian
Inst
c g,.n.. o. OIfort. Is WORKING Tor J.
; McAnistsr.
GsOrss Grovsr 10 with hl. father
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Fryoburg.

The chimney OF the Cong1 church was
carried OF by . snowslide on Friday aud
the Sunday services were held In the 'es'
try.
Miss Elia Charles, OF Lowell. hut Tor
some wears past . teacher In BiddsfOfi,
spent Sunday al Mr.. Elbridge Charles,
Mr.. and Mrs Gerry have both been III,
but are better. Mr.. q. narrowly escaped
pneumonia
Miss NJ. y. bradley len Tuesday morn
Ing for q visit ~ Naples.
The weather on Tuesday evening WAS
no, favorable 20 the complete success OF
the academy soelsble. but good time 10
reported.
Mrs. NJ. A. Randall has taken cold and
has been under the doctors care again, bat
IL improving.
Mrs. NJ. u. BARKER and daughtsr hsvere
turned from visit OF some weeks 10 Bos-
ton.
Fred u. Pike. y. A. 81. is school super.
visor In Cornish.
The "Fes.t OF Mondsnlon." or corn so
cisl, ct the Coug1 v,s,ry on Thursday even
lpg the g2i. was novelty In this region.
Mrs. Henry Abbott IL with her daughter,
Mrs Locke, In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Hiram.

Mr.. william Huatress. the oldes, man 10
Hiram, died March 10. lie Was % years
OLD on Jan. 26lh. lie bad no disease, but
gradually wore cot. physically aud men
,sly. lie came 10 Hiram With bis father,
R,6er, Huntrcss. In bis thirteenth year
lie vas farmer, % pesceable character
.pd Industrious habits. lie Vas one OF the
mos, aaie,, hOme-like men that has ever
lived in town, very rarely leaving The farm
for suy purpose. We think be has been
member OF The Methodist church thirty
three years.
John 4 .wsdsvorth. sou OF 5. ID. wsds'
worth. 4. At fyeburg Academy. Az the
close OF this term be viii return 10 Went
worth Hall, J.cksou, y. IL, To resume
work for another sumner.
Mr.. Noah Pendexter has been poorly
.ome weeks, bat 10 improving.
The iine storm settled the snow foot
or more.
The Board OF Agriculture meets q,
Orange Hall, Hirsm. today, 10 talk OF
butter factory. The Grange IL mailing rap
"A progress, and Interesting meetings are
held weekly.
Roscoe q. Green IL siili at Portland In
attendance with bis sant, who has pafaly'
sis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
West Bethel.

what has become OF our brig ale" cub
since the new year came ini We don't ge,
q grow from him. Am afraid hi. den IL
covered 90 deeply with snow that be may
be suhlug. Ills case ought 10 be hunted
up. West Bethel 10 too important cor
ner % the world 10 be len unuOtlced In our
County paper. Forty years ago The place
va. known a. "Glnder Corner" SOnAm.
sd because certain ancient dueller
(GrcsnvOod) had q gsnder stolen, over
which there WAS . great deal OF gossip.
Aud We have our local sensations Of the
DAY the same As other places, aud want 10
see them occasionally noticed In our "Bfl.
gsis" reports.
oar lumoermeu have improved the March
shedding fully I'LL the 2l,t. when II came
on rainy. bat has now (the 2tih) frozen up
hard again, with thermometer only de-
gfees above zsro. Al present. the prospect
looks good FOR several weeks good team
ing.
The hard crust furnishes the boys and
girls with spl.ndii coasting.
Cold. are prevalent
Mrs. Leonard Whitman IL falling. Her
children have al been home TO see her once
more.
stock coming through we'll and hay plen.
~. General good luck with lambs thus
far w. Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
Enst Bothel.

80 good slslghing a. present
The sugar matters are now preparing FOR
The map'c season.
Arthur Perry. from Mess, recently spent
= short vacation Al his fathers, 4. {. Per.
ry's.
Augus,a. Bean h~ gone 10 Boston 10
Vlsi friend. and relatives.
Herbert Blake has gone 70 Boston 10
work.
IN. Howe. o'iAls pl,es, Is now At WORK
a. LOckc's NILS.
W. J Wheeler. from South Paris, WAS
10 town Tuesday.
WI. Pearson and wife recently visited
friends 10 this placc.
Regular meeting % Alder River Grange
At Grange Hall, Saturday evening, March
3l.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27


iolt corre-POnirnt snd wife have re-
.e'ti .stis-s from Rev J 4. COchraue
" sfs OF Bafmah. ant their macy
reads sll he glad - snow that ~ time
II Hntng. jan SD. they were In ths en-
l'nsni ~ good health Mrs. e had bsen
svif poorly out -. letter a. The time Of
-uuug 10 IS very Cry and dusty The
a. fsh aaVing fallen OF 2lst and not
s''a saoser sAs expected Zoe nearly too
~ ,llas and might not have any tiu Nay.
grttl1g slOug vel Ia his study
~ as native language. and can preach
so2s N iso % them. Mr.. c. enjoys The
s Is.a sif al ossntfal scenery that be Get.
as llngle sofk, and most % al The op-
,saniiy be gets % preaching 10 the
-,a'asn The modes % travel are sery
safsone. he says think OF riding mile
-. s' NE over plosed groand With an oe-
'aA ditch act stoae val In yOar OK
-. al yoa gvt pretty good IDEA "
- OF Ger travel ~ cart Deer q good
- 100 bat canvas l. put 80 los that
- an only he Or slf. aud can never
$50 ~ on yOar feet which mskes . l0ug
-. ooN very trs-Ome. Nc. {. can
lissn OF tsenty niles . day In The
"ss And aos tel II vsry mach.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
BryAntaP Pond.

Miss Susie Thompson. OF Ramfort. will
commence term 90 high school here Mon.
day, March 26th. % continue Sin weeks
A MOntrOse Case vas elected agent ana
olsfk OF The village district At q regular
meeting hsld The isih iusi.
Stspbep. has last received Q large
stock % corn, lime and plaster.
Two frtlght trains colliied In the Bry.
ants Pond ysrd early Monday morning
Both engine. we're slightly damaged
ID Shsvvsn, % Denver, Col, vas In
tom Monday.
o. Billings. % Boston, 4, visiting q,
Elsatsr Bilings'
Rlosrt 4 jacob. 4. 70 work for the SO
Paris Shoe Factory Co.
Constabls Mills. ofAudovsr. Was In town
Saturday, looking amer thief BY the name
OF william Bailey.
The Ladies' Relief Corp. will hold q fair
~ Town Hall. Brysuts Pond. On Tuesisy
evening, At FN n, March 25th Admit.
tance FREE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
- REAR RRIoApE.
Nnrth-Ne.t Norway


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