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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
Weaf Rnfhal-

The weather has been warmer Cor tbs
past week which come. In very seceptsbly.
hot this Friday morning dswns with the
groani white with snow again.
List Wednesday the town ofiicers OF
Bethel AMI Gllssi With A. NJ. Carter, sur.
vsyor, peramhulsted the line between said
towns, nudiug the old monuments :. they
have probably stood since nrst established.
SAID line Was supposed n be strslsht from
Que corner n the other. but they ind the
portion on The north side Of The Andre
seoggin IN vary nearly one degree from
the portion on the south side
A \ Bean IL moving and reballdlng his
NTH In Albany. pu,ting In water power In.
stead OF steam, has previously used steam
power there.
Election has passed. but the result Of I,
~ expect % see live In the future. Many
OF The Democrats In this vicinity dli not
go 10 the polls. saying. 81 would do no
good while Others. former Democrats.
vent Ia The polls sni said "it would DO
gooi ~ voilug The Republican ticket, ="
-aich thsy dld Like cases Ia this town
count up morc thsr half . score.
n II. Bean, Jr, has improved his bald.
iuEs very much by pa,ilng ups nice little
barn. convenieuty arranged with sheds
ard has torn away the old barn seros. the
rOsi.
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Bethal

Hoe. David ismmon. sNs bUrie.i iron
his bone ia Bethel Friday. Ills kindJ
face. his eject fofm. his wise counsel. Nil
o. greatly missed BY oar people.
Prof. Roiiston Wooi1ary. Who died al
Csstlns lAst sesk. vas sou % Aaron
Woodbury. 90 Sweden. Oxiori County. Hs
received ais az stsmie cdacaiion Al North
Bfiigtou. entered Bostoin College about
ne tine % The breaking Oat % he war,
stlistsd In tas sixth Maine Baitsry, served
thfoagh th- ssr. catered TIE Normal
Srh,ol ~ fArmingtOa. where be grada.
sist. lni uas suxNg~i a. . tsshsr uuill
IN sstshiisAmsat % The Normal school al
Cssiius. WIEN ~ vss slScici principal.
al oouiiu0cd - bod ,he position uuill
his isaih. shich occurrsi Nov. LIT lie
v~ bora In Sweden. DcCsmSsr. isi0. Abi
vs r.ar,y a. years OF. lie v~ . Zoe
.chs.s q hfave sol'l.r. an able teacher
ar NE highsst tygs 20 Christisn g,biis-
ma. re l-avt- OF. sni tsrve boys to
uoufu tAs lo.. 20 . kini All iniulgsni
hashs1f snd father lie ~in sl.a -
mourrsd ~ hundf~i. u p1Pli. Who have
bssu autsr his care Nni iustruciion.
Kara T. Russell 10 slosly roovefins
non . ssvrfs aitsek % ILLUMINATION Of
ths h1-sls.
TIE Rspuh.icans 90 Bciasl FEEL The sing.
log. Praise Gpi from whom al blessings
flw. auf Nil sHpfcss tasir Joy BY an
lliamlnation. torcarght prccs--lon All
Other i1yfal DEMONSTRATIONS friisy svsn.
lag. nov lea. TIE matter IL In The hsnfs
20 an ale cnmmittre comPn-ri % A. W.
Grover. a " Trus. wm X Skiliings, A
n. Bean Ant T. e PARA.
The Rsyahllcans % Bsihsl all celebrate
ths sisciion % uafrisou snd Norton fri-
dsy svsniug. Nov. ten, regardless % The
srAihsf We propose IN make This TIE
grandsst tine olt oxford ever saw Of -
aind Daring The eampaigu oat Rspao.
ucans showed themselves 10 81 alive, api
~. snsr more than The mnsi s,ngulne
cnuif bop f1F hls hsen rvsl tei, Ne shan
shou that car suthuslssm has not aha,sd
ous iots. BET that ~ are hlghly grsilnei
and g. fuily Agprsciats tas great uilmph
u righi, A. smn0iist In The prireiples Of
NE grsrd oli R-paAncan party. There
Ill ~ Toe display oi nfesork.. an
asandancs q Tar Ani sr,. orass bands,
grad torchlisht pfocss.ion. ulsninsiions
AS everything N make ths occasion =
Success Special rats on railroads VII -
provided, and even ibliViiuA Rspaolicah.
mar. women. of chlli. snt every RsPahii.
can ciab In oxford Coaniy, Il Invited All
urgsi - cone ani help az eelshtais Ae
grandtst sud most svcspirg victory ever
go ~ The RsPabliean party.
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Resolutions.

Where's. IL has pleased ODD In his
lnnnlis wisdom % remove from a.. oJ
death. DOR brother Joseph II. W. spofjfi,
.ni where's. IL l. at that hliins r,cox'
ton 90 his virtues ~ hal, therefore be II
R-.olvsi. ny Bl,tlug Star Lodge
No 30, y. and A. NJ, that while We boz
With humble Submission % tbs vii OF ne
Most High, We 90 not the less moarn Tor
our brother who rs. been taken from u'
Resolved. Ths, In the death Of Brother
sporlrd. the Lodge moarns the loss OF .
brother who VA always ready ~ help ihs
needy and extend hrlping hand ~ the
deserving % The frstrrniiy,-s friend
whose iO.. will be desply felt by the CON
muniiy OF which he VAS "a honorei mem
bsr.
R-lolyei. Thn the heartfelt sympathy
~ thi. Lodge be extended n bis family In
this their great sfiiletion.
Resolved. ThA, . epoy OF these resolu.
tlous be spread on the memorial book oil
thi. Lodge. sni q copy be sent 20 the fam
liz OF our deceased brother.
v. A BAREyR.
III w,RpsELL, COMMITTEES
J. w. stuart,
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Hebron.

Mrs.. Robert Glover came home from
Massachusetts last week. Her daugh~f
Carrie and family came with her.
Mr.. Harden came home from Boston
saturday, where she has been visiting her
sisters.
Prof. Moody spsn, Sunday with his
mother.
IS. Donhsm Was In town over Sunday.
En- Benson 10 stopping at IL. NJ
d esrce's.
Pred MeKsunsy Of North sirs,ford has
been In town few days.
Mrs. Merrili IL visiting AT. ID. siur'e-
wants.
Town meeting passed OF very quietly.
We are very glad 20 see Frank Glover
able 10 he out. The rest OF the sick are
gaining.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson preached for Rev.
G. X. Harden on Sunday. IL looked nat
ural 10 see Mr.. Richardson 10 the pulpit
here.
Tuesday evening there Was very pleas
ant gathering At HorAtio Cushman's on the
s0.h anniversary OF their wedding. over
10 were present. Among the presents
we're a handsome rocking chair, 2 dozen
napkins. some money. Mr. Corhmsn's
sisters sent q silver fruit basket Refresh
ments were served and oil enjoyed the
evening.
Mrs.. George Purington Of Pennington,
AMI Miss Bailey have been In town this
week.
Fred s,ur,svsut has bought little black
colt which IL graf pet
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puckAeld.

J. Greenleaf sp.uldlng OF u. 3. Coast
Survey Was In town Tuesday. the guest oil
II. ID. Irish. where Mrs. Spanlding has
been for several months with her sister.
In poor health.
q. A. Harlow has sold the grisi mill
property IN Enos ID. Head and Timothy
Lunt. Mr.. Harlow viii continue the
toothpick aud die block business on the
premises tlll the nrst OF January.
The Democrats viii need their "bandan-
mas" to mop up their tears.
Prof George q. Purington and family
OF the State Normal School, Warrington,
were In town Friday.
November 9Th, q grea, victofJ-s great
defeat mo narrow margins this tlmei
A Telegram from Newcastle, Ind, an
nounces the death OF iiolmsn w. Wa'dfon,
on Nov. s,h. Me-. wsldrou was born In
Buckneld nearly nfty.pine years ago. aud
was The son Of Abrsm wsldron. When q
young man. In 40 he went 10 Cslifornla
by the way OF Caps Horn and weu, into
the mines. remaining there I've or six years
when he returned home and married. lie
made q second visit n the land OF gold.
lie served with the nine months men In
the Civil war with the 25i REGIMENT
(sergesnt OF Co. q, Capt q. II. Phnce)
and sft-rwsrd. ro-enli.ted 10 the S2d Reg
Maine Vol. Al the close OF the war be
returned home and worked while u HE
trade a. carpenter. when, In company
with n G. Andrews. he purchased the show
I'll handle factory snd did successful busl.
meas. The drm 20 Wsliron a Maxim sue
ceeded To the business. Mr.. III. w. Maxim
baying Mr Andrews interest. Five
years sgo. ash timber getting scarce, th'y
removed IN Newcastle, lad, where hey
have done q very successful business.
Their mill aud machinery was burned ear
~ In the summer but Ia. been rc-bailt
Mr. w.liron's health begsn IN fall early
the present year. the cause being an inlury
received while In the army. which has az
frctei him more or less ever slncs. lie
wss IN Industrious, energetic man. posses
log . sterling character and . benevolent,
kindly disposition which made him 9 vide
circle Of friends lie Was an ardent Re
puhlicsn aud . member OF the Methodist
church which will sres,ly miss biz Chris
tisn counsel aud geusroas hsuefsc,ions.
lie leave. q widow. two daughters and two
sou. (one sioptsd). who have the syn
patty Of their many friends In Mslne 10
this their hour OF hssvy beresyt mept
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South Buckaeld.

The smoke has cleared away from The
great political battlefield revealing ths
numerical strength % the respective
contestants We only hope In this case
that "the voice OF the people Il the voice
% Col We ar martyrs. mo cros.
no crovn.- Didnt we say somsthlng Ia
the Democrat hsforu the nomlnstlOns
we're made that David Bennett llill "a.
she proper man for ths Democrats % nom
lnsis Tor The Presiisucyf The election In
Bacln sli was noticeable Tor the good M.
turvi rivalry between The Different parties
AMI discussion ~ The l.sues OF the cam.
psigu Over TOO voters failed - appear q,
the polls. We hear that there Il 10 be .
,orchllgh, procession down ~ Hebron
depot
Will Bieknsll l. % teach The winter term
% school on High Street Ia Paris.
Jse Chandler has moved IN Aubaru.
Have been hsving betisr corn weather
than Ne hal In September.
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THE BEAR BRIGADE.



John l. Shsdi IA. closed M. ..Ao,,, :,
st-sp Falls snd 4. ~ hone ss,ln
Miss Minnie nov-. TIE w.li.l nown ,t.,
At uss married on Monday sy,nIng 81
Nj. III w. Jordan OF Portland. Who "a.
Positlon ot ths waite Moan,.in a,,1.l,,
% ne N. q RR Mrs. Jordan viII d.
In fortlsnc duFing the viatsr'
NJ. Richardson ciosei the iu,src.,lns
sceoant OF his trip 20 CALIFORNIA; At the
peeam rassisy evening.
Absent msmAsrs % The family mus,
aeep IN MID ne eloslng snisrtsinment OF
ne .ehool. snd pa, In AZ sppssrabce.
TIE election pssssd % quietly much
20 TIE Satisfaction % TIE rssisrs OF the
Dsmocrai
Ills vel TIA, Prv.lisr, Cleveland had
appointed he National rAankselvlag psr.
nov.
q. K. Randall has cone back 10 M.....
chusstts
Mrs.. Harriet wsrd Of Worcester. Ma.
, o.avs Of fryeoarg. IL At her sons. Mr..
Rev. Nss.r.. Living.,ou And stone ar.
contemplating short y.eatioa. Rev. Mr..
hackn.m % conssy wlu preach for Mr.
Llsiugstoa 90 ihs Sunday OF bis ah.sucs.
bo,h society circle. occurred on Thurs.
CAV evenlng. which vNs very unpleasant
on sccuan, % Tie rain and slesi.
fridays rain sni mist haf . dampsniug
sfeci GA tAs rescasrs' Iustliais al Hiram.
Why not write aooat The weather, North
fryeoargi There certainly vas never
Anvthlng lac n before.
TIE horse cars are taken of for the
season.
Mr. T. G. vo.e % Dsnnysvlile made =
short Walt 10 bic sister, Mrs- Dr. Lamson.
thls week
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ALBANY.

The Methodist Ladies' Circle me, Mon
day evening with Mrs. George W. Becker.
There were sboat seventy I've present
In passing Otis lIsyford's Iws remind
ed OF The old motto, "IIe that by the pillow
would thrive. must himself hold or drive. "
Mr.. Hsyford's team consisted OF three
pairs 81 steers ani one pair OF horses
This reminded me OF olden times when
farmers broke In the steers and rot growth
aud work. II IL too much the custom
now IN DO the work with old oxen. getting
90 growth and oitsn q loss In price
oar election passed OF very quietly. the
Rspahliesns making q gain OF twelve per
cent from September.
Rev. George v. Tewksbury OF Oxford
yillsg. arrived Wednesday evening and IL
the guest ~ De, Loysjoy.
Mr. French OF the same village arrived
sbOu, the same time and IL the CUES, OF
A. q Bean where Miss RDxls Camminr.
has mais hsr hone for some time. IL
look. x though they meant business.
They propose returning n oxford Thurs.
day, r n. Amer ths, time II - presumed
that our little village will he minus one of
our most valuable AMI respected ladies'.
wh,, l. our loss will he Others gain.
Mf. fro.t of North Norway IL NJ The
Corner repairing the school house.
Mr.. Psyson Grover commences teach
iug singing school II the sown house
Tuesday eveuiug. L.
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Oxford.

Dr. s,evsrs 4. having . steam hes,lns
apparatus for his house and store 81 a.
outlay ~ eSoo
Mrs.. Chsrs. woleot :, visiting 1t J. IL
Chspmsn's
Louis Edwards will move Into the rent
Ja.i v,ested NJ samuel Bampa., who has
gone back 20 his farm.
There are nov four meat carts running
here. ons from Pigeon iIill. . new nrm'
kirg a faunce.
The ssleeimsn are putting In new va
tsrlug tnh II Clay I'M.
The mil haui. werr paid OF Tuesday,
the nr., payment for many weeks. Busi
re.s h,s been dull In consequence. Nov
better times are expected.
The Society OF Christian Eniesvor gave
80 eu,erisinmen, % Thursday evening al
Central Hall. consisting 81 reading by
NJ. Penistisr. musle etc. Ice cream
anf cake were for sale.
rhs Methodist. are repairing their We.
try
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HirAfn.

uon Ch,rle. R,nkin's wife Il very sick.
bat improving. Her sou. DIR. Clarf IL
R,nkin 90 Brysnts Pond IL with Der.
Miss Ns,,ie CLARK IL recovering.
Miss LIIis Watson IL sick with slow
fever.
October ?s,h. Mr.. John fenisrisr's
wife presented him with twin boys.
Mrs. Mary y. Rankin l. quite sick.
Mr.. Josb Cram OF Csliforuia IL visiting
In town.
Mise. Erne.tiue sni Louise Wentworth
Az visiting friends In M,ssschuss,,s.
Capt rhomu q. Spring, sgei 90 cast
nj. Or, vote for President on Tuesday.
The vote Of Hiram was a. follows Hr'
ri.on itSi Cleveland III. Fisk II.
A son OF David sis.ru- OF South Hiram
died. Nov. Sih. OF fever-sgci sooai NJ
teen.
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Ia. they say. ilarrisou !. elected, u
viii b. glory enOogh FOR one day. gain
of slx from September WAS The result In
this town on Tuesday
On their Way home from The Circle lasi
Thsrsdsy evening". Mr.. aud Mrs. G. c.
Harlow met with ggiie an adventure.
Having 90 ford Bear River. a. they were
sutsring The stream the wagon axle gave
oct The horse wss frightened Ani drag
gei them well iu,o the water before II
coali be stopped. Mrs. Harlow vas
obliged % Algh, aui wade sshore. The
water WAS about two and one.half feet
deep. and she slipped down twice before
rr.shing land II wss cold bath aud
pretty thorough one TOO.
Mr. A n. stowe 10 quite III.
John Morse Il very sick with typhoid
fever. Dr.. J. A. Tvaidle attends bin.
FrAnk Bi.bee aud wife are going n shut
up their house sni 20 20 Rumiort Center
flr the winter. lie has a % In the dowel
min. Ills wife will 90 house work.
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Notice

4. hereby served on evsrv reader OF TIL.
paper thu, ~e have more PAflor salts than
room. and II you ever expect ~ refurulsh
IA, parlo, now I. The your golden opp1r'
iualiy We mus, sell the goods ~ get
morv store room. and ~ prefer IN sell.
Crush~i Plush Psrior Suits for $40. So,
ESQ. go. ELS and upwards. rather than
nlre more room Here I. your chsnoe 70
r,furnl,h AMI save . 60 hill. We do not
want money. ~ van, room. 81 you can
pay u. 500 n clio 90 iouu and the bal
ancc 81 90 per week. %, Ne will give i've
per cent 90 Tor cash. These COOS are TIE
latest styles aud ,re perfect In every par
ticulu. Come Early sni examine
Tnk ArEISsoS HousK fuRNisuiS0 Co,
Sorvsy.
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Rrvant,a Pond.

An election be, IL 70 be settled here
Saturday night John g. Staples IL to
give Charles X. Duuhsm, telegraph opsrst'
or, wheelbsrrow ride from this village
to North Woodstock, 9 distance OF two
miles. Boys with torches will light them
on their wsy.
A large crowd va. presen, 81 the Grange
dramatic entertainment LAST evening.
Those present were pleased with the play.
DR.. Heath OF Mlno,, In the absence ol
DIR. Rankin, L. attending Mrs. Jacobs
Harry Cole has reuis1 Mrs. sheran''
house
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from pr.etle ., h.y
ing hal placed in his hands by en- E'st lnii.
mis.ionsry the formula OF q simple yegetAOls
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure q
Consumption. bronchitis, Cstarrh. Asthma sne
All throat and Lung Affections. also posltis,
Nervous Complaints. after having ts-iei ~
wonderful curative powers In thousands o
cAses has felt u his daty 10 make II knoSn "
hts suffering fellows Aotnated by this motive
and q desire 10 relieve human suneflnsi ~
send free Of charge, 90 all Who desire ~. thi
racips, IN German, French or English. with ful
directions for preparing aaf using. sent N,
mall by addressing with stamp. naming thii
paper. W. A. Sorks. lo Powers block. hocb
eater ~. Y.
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Wilann,s Milla-

4 W. LovsIoy, of,he A. L. T. Company
nss been ~ deer hunting with party
lfom Lowell, Mass. 0aides, Dana Brook.
ana Lumsn Sargent Game was v,rJ
plenty.
flfly men stsli AZ riints Tuesday night
pIton Wentworths crew. iIsmill's and
some Of II. T. Ellinwood's men
school closed Friday, November 50.
taught ny villa Holt, OF Bethel
Another pair OF our young people have
taken upon themselves the bonds OF mstri.
mOny.
Married. In Bethel, October 97th. by
Rev. II. rrssk. NJ. q. Llnnsli. OF Mssal.
low,y Plantation, TO X. VI. Bean, OF VIII
sous Nils.
November l. giving u.a few sunny days.
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Hartford.

The las, 10 days since September isi.
The Line school nuishes next week'
The teacher, Miss Crockett, has given
perfect satisfaction. -,
The winter term OF the lius school will
be taught By Albert Park. OF Canton.
Aunt Marcia Bates aged ~, spins Two
.kelns ofy,rn 10 the forsnooa aud cuts
two bushels OF apples 10 the afternoon.
n Muuroe. Of Auburn. is buying apples
in Hartford. Price 81 Is per barrel
You can tell . R-paoliean nowadays
nv the smile on bis countenanee.
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Denmark.

Mr.. @. II. Berry. Of woodfori.. I. Wilt.
Ing friend. In Denmark AMI yicinliy.
Three ~ oar stslwsrt Democrats went
n Portlshd Tuesday pieht 10 get early
new. Of the election. fear they were
no, much pleased with what they heard.
The Rsbetsh Loige iniulged In On oys'
,-r supper Thur.isv evening.
Ch.dboarns Rand Il getting his new
house IN readiness for occupation.
Arthur n Potter IL builiing q house al
Pryeburg for Y T. Bennett
The Republicans of Dsnm,fk made Q
ne, gain OF one over the September cleo
ton
To. sane ratio IN al the tosn. aud
plantation. OF the uaitei States will elect
Harrison by large m,Ioriv
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Mason.

Oar election passed OF very quietly and
pleasantly. Ifsn the towns did As We'll
a. M.sou, Maine will give big boom Tor
Harrison. a..
ho.,t N surgeons At Lewiston for ineresss
N pension. Tie oagh, TO have increase A.
ia nd. n sui richly deserves H.
Milford s. Brown and wife celebrated
IN. tenth anniversary OF their wedding
A rooily number OF their friends and rels.
,,yss v,re present and many tokens OF
s,ndly remembrsnes were received :"
reported by those present.
Tnom.s Merrill OF North Albany has
gone 10 Gray With small drove ofcstue'
Mrs. n. II Tyler has been quite sieh.
DR. wiley WAS called. she Is mo'e
comfortable now.
Mr.. Tyler Il very lame.
CP. Brown has re-shingled his house
A. Mssou IL re-shingling his stable aud
A. q. Lovejoy his barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
co,,.h Rnrhnry

Tn. Andro.cogEin water Power Oom
pauy hss Jasi eompls,sd JAN - 80.
ia Oh Ems Pond 10 this to"p, ana ~. -
bardinx side dams AMI clearing tne .a -.
Al Aodoysr Falls f0r The purpose " u''
Ing lumbsr. -, .,o,, IN.
AL. n J~une vA. ridios 800 80
ulr.s.hOs valley rOsi fes nlsn
\. saw a bar cross The rosa IN ,Ioss y.
an lie seemed % give NJ. Jsen
80. bsr,h AMI probably ihoago' sa ~
vas a Rspabliean and "oaid DC p 1nS "
Hs.N
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Grafton.

W. have been hsving lev ossu's
We .~.m % appreciate nice p'es
- a.. nor. than ever before. 80
Tss Bsrlia Mills Company are osus
80 srom Berlin 10 Grsf,on for TIE PUT
pose OF farrishing supph" ~ W. s,.,.ne,
,aAt are logging FOE them "a, ol
thsy hst % hssl supplies ~ s,,,y' foul
Errol, n. II. 90 Grafton Va ,,sio,
ME. ana ~ their nss rosa WV 49,,
,hsy can shorten the dlsnnSs Mn.
mIl.. or theresoouts. TIE p. -,,,s,
Company lstsnd 20 %, 70 VIZ o,.,oa
ssoat ave million ofspruee ~ -.
PsrIsy wight. Of Cambridge, , M =
taksn = contract 10 pat N ~
.orse. FOR TIE ComrsBy 10 orsf'oo'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

Am,n one time took . gallon jug 70 his
grocer 20 have I, filled with molssses. In
due time his bill came In and he was
charged with one and half gallons. His
onlv remark Was ths, he dld not obi ct To
paying for the one and half gsllons, bat
he hated TO pu, such strain on the jug
This IL our case precisely; We don't OBI ct
10 carrying big stock. bat We don't want
20 burs, out the sides Of our baildines
Consequently CHAMBER SErs els. eli,
si9. $50. s22 80 aud up IN 500 Terms
Is 90 IN IS 90 down, balance Oh 90 per
week, or per cent for c,.h. PARLoH
srovEs o. s5 so, 81, SO. SIS. els. s'i
and up To sS5 Terms ~ 90 N v 90 down.
balance 81 90 per week, or per cent on
for cash. Bargsin. 10 house Furnishings
Respectfully.
THx ATKINSON HousE fuRSI'HIs0 Co
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I.ovall

Died. In Lowell. October Sist, Mrs.
Harriet Dresser. aged "a year.. Funeral
Al the house attended BY Rev. .. Y. Avord,
% North f,yeburg.
The Centre school closed on Friday last.
unlou Circle held on Wednesday with
Mrs.. G. X Chaplain. Doe hundred pres
ent
Mr.. ami Mrs. John Price have returned
% Hsvsrhill.
Mrs. W. o. Brown has returned IRON
Boston.
Nr. q. r. H.mblsn has gone 10 Port
land ~ visit relatives.
mi n Andrews 4. on the sick list.
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Rumford Center.

Rev. Mr.. French h,s got bis pension,
asia back pay sud go per month.
They DO say that conslderAoie noney
changed hands Ia this town
TIA, some los, Who esnno' sn'ru 70
lose.
Th., betting 4, foolish thing.
That the tall white hats SIN are 10 f.sh
Ion.
George Jackson. who has been working
IN Isxiston received 9 bad blow over the
eve recently from . piece Of steel.
Mrs. J y. stephens 10 gaining Ia health
Mrs. X. G Dollof IL s'il In feeble
health.
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North Frveburv

The ODD Fellows gave . supper and
oAii al the hall las, Tuesday evening. A
good number were In attendance and re-
port nrst rate time.
There was fres sntertsinmen, given al
springs Hall by Mr.. Smith and bis two
sous. The collection amounted 10 over
We extend oar sympathy 10 the member
OF The Bear Brigade" from Porter who
-as 10 have such results" 10 harrsh for
10 November. Lit the eagle scfeam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
Rrownnald.

Sunday the remslus % Hon. Thomas
Moul,on wsre carried IN Porter. hi. native
town, IN be inferred In the family lot.
Mr.. Mary Morrison Il very sick. He'
daughter. Mrs. Ormsn Spring. Of Hiram
IL taxing care Of her.
Mr.. james Cole has hourishing dane
ing school under the direction OF c. {.
Colby.
Dr. Fitch IL making some repairs on hi.
stable.
Mrs J. Mason Is stopping with her sis
ter. Miss l. MeDonal.
The Republicans are Jubllsni over ine
supposed election. The Democrats seen
very ssi aud weary. IL seems too bal.
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Dickvale.

l.. G. Pu,nam commences . term oil
school In No. 4, Peru, Monday. the l2th.
There was social dance a. Meinilre'
Hall the nigh, OF November 9Th.
&c. wymsn has re-shlngled his house,
FARMERS are improving the pleasant
weather by doing their plowing.
II \. Tracy recently sold small io' OF
lambs, averaging about ninety pounds
Proctor O, Lewiston had them.
yarney's threshing mschine IL doing
good work In this neiehborhood.