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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

"Le Monde" de Montreal non
content de s'occuper de la politique
canadienne &c qui devralt pourtant
lui sufire, veut encore METRE son
nez dams celle des Etats- Unis; avec
I'm aplomb tout yankee, il s'est
constitute le conseiller de nos COM
patriotes 6migr6s q propos de la
prochaine campagne pr6sidentielle.
Quelle reconnaissance nos natlo'
naux ne doivent lis pas 6prouve1
pour "Le Monde" qui Went ainsi
6clairer de ses lumieres la ma:che
qu'ils doivent suivre dams una pc
litiqre don't il ignore IA sc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19
lnutile de dire u'on ne Ia pas
rAVn-

lnutile de dire u'on ne Ia pas
revu.
Trois millions De dollas On or.
-Deux voiture de adams Elk
press Company, Rssant ces jours
derniers dams Cestnut street, q
Ph ladelphie, ont,aus6 une y6rita
bic sensation pare que sur chacu~
ne d'elles SO trouuient six hommes
armes de gros replvers ct prets q
tlrer. Les voitues myst6rleuses
6taient remplies @ sacs contenant
chacun $4,000 en- nonnaie dor dee
Etats Unis. II yavait ainsj dams
les deux voitures )our pres de $$33,
100000 en- or. but Get or prove
matt dlrectement te la monnaie et
6tait transport6 IA Farmers Me
chanic's Bank, poar etre expedite
de Ia en- Europe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

Plusieurs lots a vendre a sacrifi-
CO sur la l9eme rue Norl, pres
de la 4Ame ave.
Un lot bien situ6, dams le Sault
Ste Marie Park pour $500, ce LOT
vaudra $500 al printemps.
Tn lot ct une maison sur la l2eme
Ave. N. pres de la llAme rue
pour $1,000, les lots v%acants adjoi
quaint Sc yendent pour $500.
On lot sur la Rue Main pres de la
16eme Ave, n. d. $500. Sur
placements faciles.
2 Lots dams Tradition Crepeau a
vendre a bon marche.
3 lots sur IAvenue Lyndale N.
pour $3.50 chaque.
Plusieurs lots sur IL Plymouth ell
tire la l3Ame ct l4eme rue $1,000
chaque.
l lot coin de la 3Ame Rue N. e. ct
12eme Ave. pour 81 OC0, sur
placements faciles.
A vendre lie lot 10, B. l, Penn Az.
ad. pour $3.50. Placements faciles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

Plusieurs lots a vendre a tres
bon march6 sur la 2eme ct 3eme
Rue n. +. pres de la l2eme Ave,
pour les prix, lisez l'annonce de
2. Demeules sur la deuxiame page.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

Demeules & Lefebvre tiennent
un assortment considerable DE.
p%iceries des plus variees quilts ven
dent a des prix defiant toute con-
currence. RendeZ-leur une visite
ct vous en- serez co%nva1ncus. No LOG
2Ame Rue Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

L'ECHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respoA-
50 BILE des idees Ell opinions emises PAL
seq correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19
DEMEULES,
Minneapolis, Mimi.

AUX SOURDS.r yns d Pssso"s es! gSs;
CO stante de % ans par I'emploi DION re-
mede tres simple en- enverra la descrip-
ton gratis en- frangais a q%uiconque en-
TEN, ignera lie desir. S'Adres .er Nichel-
8 n. LII, MaclDougal St., New-Yerk.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19
BONNIE N0UVELLE ~
0uvriers, Clharpentiers, Journal!ers, Vieux ct Jeunes

ST vous desirez placer avantageusement vos epargnes, empressez voas
d'acheter une des propm6tes ci-dessous 9numerees. 81 dapres six
mois vous n'etes pas satsfaits de votre achat, largent que vous aurez
pave vous era remis avec int6ret de Z POUR cent. Lacqnisition de
teHes propretes vous assurera au moins rs pour cent pour votre ar
gent ct ST vous lie deposez a la banque vous men recevrez que 4 GU 5
pour cent dint6ret. Ceux de nos compatrlotes qul ont achete u o6
pluseurs lots il y a quelques ann6es sont malntenant a rsise, les
avantages aujourdhui sont aussi grands, ct 81 Get etc vous ne
gligez de placer votre argent su1 IN lot, il est certain que rann6e
prochaine vous regretterez de ne pas avoir profile DIES avantages qui
vous sont oHerts.
Penssz v ben! 6yitez de payer de .5A $50 de loyer par mois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
RED LAKE FALLS, MIMI,
9 Juliet 1883
Monsieur 2e R6dacteur.

Juliet 1855.
Monsieur 2e. R6d0cteur.
Permtttez moi un petit espace
dams les COLONIES de votle journal,
pour unir ma voix, au nom de mes
cOmpatrlotes, aux antiennes de
gloire de notre race, que vous vons
avez 81 bien chant6es la semaine
derniere en- faisant lie rapport de
Ia grande convention de Nasua.
Nous en- savons quelque chose, car
notre d6l6gu6 M. Fable MARCEL,
s'est acqultt6 de son mandat ct
nous en- q dit beaucoup de bien di.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

manche dernier, il nous a commu-
nique ses Impressions, ct en- rep6
tant les bellies divises de nos ban
nieres ct de nos drapeaux 81 glo
rieux au Canada ct aux Etats- Unis,
songeant, sans doutes aux graz d s
destin6es de notre race Ell. ce pays
ct a notre condition actuelle, il ma
pu r, tenir ses larmes ct l'abondan-
&c d'impressions don't son occur
6tait rempli. Alors nous avons
senti notre patriotisme SO r6veiller,
chacune de ses expressions, sortant
dune anne qul nous Anne tous ega
cement, nous a frappes au coeur,
bien r6solus de marcher mainte
nant en- rangs plus series. sous re-
glide de notre Fol, petendard de
notre Religion ct le drapeau de no
tire Patrie, tous trois, trois parties
81 glorleusement d6fe ndues par no.
tire clerg6 sur lie sol American.
L'6gide de notre Fol, nous forti-
FAINT dams les jours malheureux,
letendard de notre Religion nous
rappelant nos destinees sur cette
terre 6trangere, nos drapeaux pro
CLAIMANT nos victories a jamais me
morales, nous affermlssant ainsi
dams le present, nous encourageant
pour l'avenir.
Pro crls ct tucis, nos autels ct
nos foyers.
Puisse votre journal continuel q
nous %instruire CONNIE il Ia 81 bien
fait par lie pass6, par son r6dacteur
ct SIS correspondents, dams le cutie
dn a nos autels, l'amour ct r'atta-
element q nos foyers. La Patrie,
la tamille.
M. Fable MARCEL, notre d6legn6
ct notre pasteur a Nashua Sc pro-
pose de trailer pour notre int6r6+ ct
avancement nationaux en- CO pays,
chacune DIES questions proposes d
la convention ct den tirer les con-
sequences les plus pratlques. Je
tacherai den suivre le cours ct de
vous en- fare rapport, 81 vous NAL
lcuez aueiquee lignes dams votre
Journal rECHo DE L'OUFsT.
Tout q vous,
- CARLTON.
Nous felicitons bien slncerement
notre or1espondant de Red Lake
Falls des sentiments de sympa
THE quill exprime en- son nom ct
au nom de ses compatriotes pour
le Rev. Pore Marcile leur delega6
a la Convention de Nashua.
Les Canadiens FraLeais de Red
Lake Falls ne pouvaient choisir IN
mellleur d6legu6 q notre grande
assise rationale ct nous sommes
certain que le compile rendu que
leur fera lie Rev. Pere MARCEL les
instruira grandement, tout en- les
int6ressant au plus haut point.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

Parlant de la Convention de Mas
hua, notre confrAre de La Patr1e
dit:
L'esprit de la Convention await
une tendance politique tres pro-
nonc6e en- favour du parti demo.
cratique.
M. Cleveland n'6talt pas a la
fete de Nashua dir "'Le Defenseur''
d'Holyoke.
II a pref6r6 so rendre a une in
v1tation qu'on lui await adressee
dune Vile du Sud des Etats Unis,
plutot que d'accepter celle de nos
compatriotes.
Ssrait il en- frais d%'apprendre q
blarchir IL negre de son admins
tration?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-19

Plusieurs lots sur la 2Ame Rue
n. %. pres de la l26me Ave. a
vendre pour $1,000 chaque.
Un lot 4Ox9S pieds pres de la Is
Ave. N. d. ct 2eme Rue pour
$3.50.
2 beaux grands lots sur Ia 2eme
u NE. entire la % ct 23eme
Ave, $500 claque.
A vendre d'ici Fl un mois pour $500
l lot sur la 25e1ne avenue nord
pres de la l3ame Rue, garni
d'arbres, ben situe, les lots en-
virronnants Sc vendent $1,000.
Placements f%aciles.
3 lots a vendre sur la 3eme Rue
N. d. pres de la l2eme Ave. pour
$3.50 ct $3.50 chaque.
ST vous d6sl,ez vendre acheter GU
fchanger votre %propriete, venez
me voir ct vous n'aurtz pas lieu
de ~regretter d'avoir fait DIES af-
faires avec mol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Bryant's Pond.

B,cou's ofehc-,rs gave some very good
music a. the assembly held In Glen Nj
House Hall Friday night John Iissel,on
Of Norway. - prnmpier. Those present
we're well ssil.n.i with the entertainment
TIE hrsi given by the new landlord, w. q
Morton.
The Island Pond express, which leaves
here 81 . rs, ", takes mall which
rc.chs. BOSTON the same night
J. l.. Bosker IL In Boston employed In
The nickel plate worn. 90 sudoury Street
oar stage driver. George II. futile, ..
having vacation visiting Boston sud
Lawrsnce. ffAhk eastman now handles
The ribbons. Coz
Henry A Br.ieen has closed bis camp.
a. Forrest Haven and returned 10 this VII
lsge.
W. II. Cole I. buying qalie q quantity o
,pple.. There was = fair crop raised IL
this vicinity.
Tue winter school. will e,mmeuc.
November Ssh and will b. under the In
-,rae,iou OF Pedro elliott and Miss Efrs
Wing
Mi.. Eta +. Brsieen, who has beet
teaching school Ia Upton the past summer
and fall has returned home.
j T.. whliney was In town Thursday on
bis way 10 whi,ney camp 10 The Lake
region.
IN. Cole, dealer In hardware and lam
Der. does qults an extensive business
al. lumber trade alone IL qllte an Item
one year ago b. bought oct the stock snd
business ofC. X HouRhtop, slnce then h'
has built up . good trade In the hardware
line and now has . full and assorted stock
oar carrisge builder, ID. ID Poverty. Il
erecting = stable 20 L 80 aud also repairing
bis house. rslslag the roof aud mskinI
other changes. Cyrus Mllleit IL dolpl
The carpenter work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Denmark,

Mrs. Nathaniel Robinson who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. NJ. II. Cobb.
a. Biddeford. has returned home.
Jesse r. sanborn OF Cornish IL stopping
for few days In town.
Moses " bennett has picked over leO
barrels OF No. I apples from his orchard.
lie has sold them 10 Mr. Brsieen OF Corn
ish.
Dr Brown Is battling an addition TO
hi. stable.
Fred Bacon OF jefferson. ". H., IL visit.
iug At T. II. Jacks. lie IL employed by
the Boston, Concord and Montreal X X.
AlIo Ingalls, has retained 20 Sseo.
n w. Richardson has sold the Bracket
House 70 Mr.. Bartlett Of West Peru, and
Il moving into the Tsrbox house. MI.
Bartlett will take possession this week.
The price paid wss 81, 400 for the real es-
tate, aud sbou, 500 for part Of the furn.
ishlugs Mr.. Richardson has succeed In
making the house . paying property which
WAS not the case before he bought II four
Y @. wentworth OF H,vsrhili. Mass, IL
visiting his relstiyes In town. lie IL do.
lug . large business Ia contracting aud
building and IL taking finely.
A II Jones has moved iu,o bis new pur.
ehsse, the Hodge stand aud IL pu,ilng II
into nrst class condition. lie will have
one Of the fsest residences In town.
Geo A Dsilty Was 10 town last Tues.
day and psii for the sweet corn furnished
Barnhsm & Morril's shop. some - 600
WAS paid sni the tax collectors aud traders
rejoice.
LorsuIo Smith has been visiting 81 G.
u. sud J ". Smiths. lie IL the travelling
ssle-msn for Hoyt's Cologne In the South
snd West, lie goes nov IN Kansas city
AMI will work tbs territory to the Pscinc
coast Has been 81 worx for the nrm .
nnmher OF Neafs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
South Rnnkaalh

lfanY apology we're needed for South
backntld not being represented In the
Democrat last vel Il II foand In The fac,
that youf correspondent again sueeumbed
10 ths Oh snsmy disease and vas unable
evtn 10 attend IN so trivial q matter a.
vflting D. he DsmccF.,
Oar nsighhor si E~t Hebron evidently
ltvitss q di.cussion % the merits OF ne
Nils Oil past and present We are never
aVerse u dlscussi1u. bat We hardly iesm
u advisable Cor nsighbors n sch me med
ium ofthe D.mOcrat % air their views on
~ tafls question: even we're TIE luiaigsat
eiitor o sliou a. n. hOssyer. Eut
Hebron really dssirvs % discuss The tsrir
issus Ne Sost BE pleAsed 10 meet him 10
pahlic'y discuss The question 10 his Owl
eoroagh A. such tine a be may choose 10
dssiguA,s.
A. us predicted. Kills whl,mAn'. three
year OF steers were Al The couu,y fdr an 4
va The arsi premium TOO. Ellis 1. no
slouch Of . farmer.
n. ~ Chase nss gone n Mass.chuseii.
eanvssslog for uarssry steck
A W. sewer has traded the Aileu msrr
for warfen Bampas world rsnOsued kick
- an The chsncrs are that hs will suhiue
- = WHAAHNA 80 NHANAMANAN aAA"N" ~
sawyer has fss sapsrior-
uutchlnsot's machine has ihrcshsi The
Ersli on South nln.
The sppls market Il rspoTtei oppressed.
bat 49, irish silli pays 81 IS pr barrel
We shall assort ear apple. All store them
Ia ne cellar ani coat ieSry hope Tor bet
tsf prices.
wldou Case IL soon 10 remove 70 The
city.
ns Elmer Hathaway sni widow X n
Jennings are visltng relatives In this vi.
cinliy
some % ne inhasltsnts % Sisll nm are
annoyed ~ ~ depreciation. ~ tAlsve..
WI Dean Nstsr agAin ahssnilug himself
for q fcS pays has besu retained ~ his
hone n L. thoaghi that be has soften.
ing % IN brain.
Bsuuis Gsrrlsh l. nov buying potatoes
pAylng a. cguts q hushsl
7 Bartlu. mAsai.ciurs spp'e bar
r,ls ~ Chsss. Niiis. l. selling them Tor
thiriy osbts- harvesting l. nearly con-
pisied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Albany.

NJ. George Phelps ard vile, OF HAD.
dolpa. y. n, are visiting bis brother ana
other friends here.
Cs.ri,. NcAnistsr and wife all Der
.l.,sr have returned from Jiekson, y. Ia,
uhsrs ,hey haze been visiting her sister
NJ. Tricksy.
rhur.say with Mrs.. wsndAi 4. Wheeler.
Arthur Barker l. builtlng ahouse near
Va T Green. OF North waterford and
uor W Cross ard sou. OF Bridgion. are
passing here gaiis often sith crIsss %
stock. There Is some stock TOT safe ns's
yet. n,
NJ Doughty and wife. Of Providence,
RI. are visiting Al Der hs'hsfs' r. T.
~ NJ Roblr.ou, OF South waterford,
10000 Al Albany last Sunday In ex'
sh,ns. vith Rev. Mr.. BestsnkOi.
IT, Ms,hoci.t held their 0a,risfy
Ns.,l,g ls., Sunday sfternOon IN the
/ Congregational church In AIosnt' rv
siiing E'dsr Adams preached IN so.e .os
n pe.n apd wife are visiting MS
h,o,hsr. Rev lesley Bean at West fsrs;
Rt.iu Jordan, OF North WATERFORD 10
ao',r An. thrsshinx In this vieinly
Fsrnsr- are getting very fair crop OF
oats. ..i..
App's. arr q1i,s souudsnt Some sales
~ R,it-lrs a. sl.2 IS pr barrel
F,,d Riley ard uifs. % Bridgtoo' spsn'
sapd.v with Der sister. Mrs Amos barks'
II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Bethel.

school. In dIs,rie, Soi,, commenced
Oct sih.
Miss Mary Chspmsn wishes tn mention
the names OF her pupils. wh) were not sb
sen, one half day during the dts, two
weeks OF the term
They are ~ follows, Ala Cross, sadie Cros'
fannie Gross. Emms iIutchinstn, Rosie Wheel
~. Florence Carter, Carrie Merrill. tthel
morse, Rnhls smith. Rens t.smere, Alice tsre-
veil. frankie bartlett. Hairy Hutchinson,
Micky sonners. Norman ssnhoru, Notcfi
Cioufh, nsriou smith. Marshal Hastings, Mat
y. swan. Kitty swan. Ora swan sni Allie fs
tea.
None have been late sxcep, the las, four
and those bat once.
Mrs. Susie rsrnsvor,h. ~ Bethel, was
msrried IN Dr. &. 4 Cheering. OF Cieve.
land, Ohic, Saturday, the so.h1nst They
started 90 their wedding tour Immediately
IN visit his home In Cleveland. Mrs.
rsrnsworth WAS Q daughter OF DR.. ". II.
True, Of Bethel. aud widow OF q. II.
Fsrusworth. OF Boston. Mass. Her ten
der .oiieituie for her father sftef his dis'
ability Cor active work. very much endear'
ei her 10 the doctors many friends.
j w. Penney. OF Mechsnic Falls. has
been sdilug Improvements 10 the engine
In the mill OF Woodbury. and Puring'on.
The Lsiles' Congreeationlist Circle hsd
. most enjoyable meeting st Deacon X T..
Growers, West Bethel, Tuesday evening
A large number were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Bucknold.

william q. spsulding and wife Of Car
lb0u sste AZ thi. place last week oa thsir
return from . trip Tn New York MI
sp,ulding I. son ~ the late sidney
sp.uldlng aud brother 81 Bsrjamin and
Cyfu. G. Spsaidlng. Mr.. \. l. one 81 the
leading business men of Aroo-iook
Cnuniy
The Methods, Society repeated thsi'
sntsrtslum ut ~ . fair auilence last Tues
day evening. The proceeds 40 toward The
bell fand TO- the Methodist church.
Thur-dsy VS. busy day 81 The corn fac
tory. TIE occasion ~as an ebj lyaDls Ous
for oar farmer. &c they were paid TOT
their corn =, thu, time by the Trustees.
TIE ladies Of the Baptist Sewing Circle
will give hsrve.t supper Al Reform Hall
mi. (ru--isy) evening".
Charles for-,er's family have broken ~
housekeeping AMI stoiei their household
good. All ~ill board In Portland this
winter
n. c. Kali. % Canton he. moved cato
ths n r. shaw farm which has been con-
siisr.bly Improved ny Ia pressn, propfl'
stor. Hon. George ID Blsbee.
Dr q u Hall IA. gone % Aroo.took
County on . Da.lness aud pleasure Trip.
Alfred \ Lncn OF Est Baekneld vii
spend the winter a. CiiflOu. " j., In the
employ ~ Kinhsll q Atwood
Mr.. George W shaw % E,s, Buckneli
1, critically M ani fears are entertained
regarding her recovery.
q n Atwood and sou ar bullfiug an
extension to their residence,
Atwood. spsuliing a Co'e,rry . good
lins OF meas boys AMI ehilirsn's cloth
log.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Tha Art Premiums.

The following are the awards OF prem
iam. on psintings st the county fairs
Mrs. A. 4 Plummer, South Paris, OF
paintings, 10, 10, 2J, 20, -, 20i Mrs. A. j
Piummer. Norway, lustre pslntiug, Is
Eugene Rowe. Norway. TO- Mrs. A T.
Pummer, South Paris, 10; same, 10
J.K Chase, Oxford, photo work Carrie
Trull, Norway. 20; Mrs. s. ID. Andrew.
Norway. hollyhocks, 81 premium, 100
]. w. Swan. Norway. photo work; Mat
tel Richards, South Paris, oil painting
pl.qus, ~ premium, s. O0i s.me, Riljee
frame, 81 O0i same, hand p'io,.d tidy, 20
same, pofcelsln plsqae, %; MIS-, Lacelii
Cummings. SorNsy, oil painting. 20
Lillian Young. " ,rwsy. hand painted toile
bottles. 50i Mrs q. X. H,vkes, Oxfort
i0i Mrs. g. y. Darrell. 0xfori, oil pain,
ins., I O0i Emily A. Chase. Norway, hsns
psin,ei plsqle. hJNvrr, fruit, Is; Arihu
n. Morse. OxfoIj, original desigu In vat
color-, "a premium, wst.r colors, 90
sans, pepeil drawing. Isl Mrs. J. \
Wright. Paris. oil psiutinT, 20I same, 10
ssdis l.. Blske. South Paris, i0i Ann
futile, South Paris, so, Lee ~. Smith
Norway, oil psintipg. i0i Mrs J'me'
Crockett Norwsy. l0t Mr.. A +. Hobo.
Norway. %; same, ioi Mrs.. Wa II
Hove, South Paris, 1t premium, oI
pslutipe. S 90, Mrs. q Y. Hawkes.. wate
oolors, lst prvmium, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
Andoyer.

J. A. French Lost one OF his best horse.
Tuesday morulng The horse had With
bis mate been driven 10 Dryanys Pond
The day osfore and died In the stable q,
that place.
Mrs. SllvAnus Poor 10 very low. she
has been feeble for long time aud IL now
entirely helpless.
The NJ. 4. Ladies' Circle which w. "a
meet with Mrs. l. II Hall Wednesday
evening vss postponed until Thursday
hight on sccOnnt OF the storm.
Las, Friday afternoon a. two mighty
hunters nom The vicinity Of the Hub with
resrgusrd OF country eousius- were
charging uP The rugged slopes 81 Lone
Moanialu they discovered q 10.
yenile bear In fun re,res, up . big spruce.
NO, eonsidering themselves properly
equipped for an encounter with such large
game. one brsvely laid seige against his
oesrship, while The Others went for rein.
forosments. The selge getting mono,o-
nous he nrei volley q, the tree top and
retrestei 10 meet his comrades, returning
With The rrinforcements. Reaching the
scene Of sciiou Il wss found that the vol.
ley had taken eject and the bear lay dead
on The ground. lie was covered with
Quills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30

40 particular changes 20 note In ths
state % thlngs here.
TIE weather very regular. rain. snow,
snd fair weather.
Three inches % snow "Wednesday bot
al gone now.
oar farmers are having their ,hreshlng
Gore RON.
S,ock Il 90 lov that many arr killlnT
such - will 30 for beef. they can sell meat
'or Aboui bali the price askei ~ butchers
that run carts. and then ct more Tor thsi'
cattle than they will bring on The hOof
Deer arr said 20 be plenty. None Killed
herr ~ YET bot some have been seen
cider maklng Il 10 order nov. II
siil be very plenty and cheap Every
body can have vinegar next year. n II i
no, al ned % 'or apple ssuSs this ~iuisr
NJ. { Bean continues very feeble
She IL hui shadow % her former self
Gfoani sfofsn tails Friday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-30
west Bethel.

People are getting ready for cold wealth
er
The bill tops remaining covered with
snow for several days reminds us that win.
ter Is only little wsy back aud soon will
be here.
TnO.e measles that We thoaght wasn't
coming. have profusely made their sppsar.
snce after eighteen and twenty days IL.
posare, and the schools At the village aud
Plat have suspended for while.
I'd. Mason, across the river, 10 click OF
Inclination OF bowels, but Improving.
Other sick ones previously reported are
comfortable.
Dr. c. II. Cook IL stopping with bis
mother, Mr. ID. q Holt, for = few days
be 4. also itiing glasses 10 peoples wesk
eyes, q thing he can do To perfection.
". w. Mason IL a. home from Berlin for
= few days, IL going back TO WORK for the
winter.
Threshipg machines make few and shor,
stops this season.
Mr.. Andrew Stiles, % years old, was
buried on the Flat last Wednesday.
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DIR. w. II. Lsphsm aud daughter. o.
| Augusta. were the guests OF MI. Johi
Locke over the Sabbath.
Me-. and Mrs Jercmlsh Lord, OF Steer
Falls, were AZ T. L. Essimsn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Colby, OF Denmark
were ct church on Sunday.
The Misses Blske, who have resided
with Mrs. w. n. bradley. since her mar
risge, have returned 10 their home Ia
North Bridgton.
Miss Mary Head. OF Lowell. Ia al Mrs
4. J. Bfsiley's and win probably remain
till the house IL vacated.
Mr.. Charles Parsons has moved Into one
OF the tenements over J. Locke's store.
The audience a. the lyoeum on Tuesday
evening were entertained by MI. Richard.
sons accom-, of his trip 10 California,
which will be continued another evening.
Miss Mary q. sesyey, OF Conway Center,
A, sc, IL student at Boston Unlver-
sl,y. taking stables preparatory 10 the
medical course.
The sroaud W. white with snow on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Gardiner Brioke,,, who resides In
this village. dld N North Frye
burg, on Tuesdsy.
The Congregational Circle met a. J G
Gerry. on Thursday with full s,ien'
dsnce.
Mr.. james swan, Q native Of this town,
bu, long . resident In Cslifornls, died In
South Boston AFTER . short Illness III.
body va. brouahtto Denmark for burial.
lie leaves q wife (Sins Saov) and child.
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sun The stormy wss,hs: eoutnaes. ~
hUi time fOr those that ha's no' ~.
,ssir grain harvested. Some have n.a
~,,in ca, -four weeks Stree, IL ss eus,
80 an no sigp. % ehsnec 10 Get " 10
a. tss barn. n viii b. TIE iigis'i crop
Of grain for this section thn nss ossn WV
TIE potato crop vsy fair but not As
sOot a. usual , -,,A
Moant blair has been covered WIN
.,ow FOR The las, two weeks.
m showed here yesterday, sooa. ioaI
hcurs melting In part - II fsl, %, .ns
grouni /. covered with snoS soous 90.
Isch IN depth ihls morning, bat stu eio''S
and thrsatnlpg. g. -,
messing hay and straw TOT we 's'"' y"
So much rslsy weather ard mah " !.
AL FOR horses 10 work. They smss.
IN ~, the disease In their legs esiisu
ser.,chss. sone are very bad.
Mr.. Johsthsn Bsnrs.i usppea 0s''
las. Mondsy.