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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
Quite n Fire at wflkesbnrrc.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.l
WILKEsBARRE. September IL. A fire
this morning destroyed Lords carriage shops
William Bright's machine shop and dwelling,
B. Davis blacksmith shop and William Loves
dwelling. Loss, 5000; insurance, Sll 900.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
Ladies' suit Parlor.

Early-fall street suits.
PARCELS & JONES, 20 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

For Indigestion no remedy is so apt to
afford immediate relief as Klein's Silver
Age Rye. MWF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

Embroidered skirting Flannel-Au Immense
Stock
In white and colors, in both silk and wool
embroidery, in white and high colors.
JOS. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
NnhhH Children'a Suits

To-day, nobby children's suits, worth S.
and Sc, at s. 30. P. c. c. C., opp. the new
Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
IS OUR SHOW AT THE EXPOSITION.
Our Stock at our WarerOOmS
is JUST As COMPLETED
Of
offered goods
the Exposition The large had
interests of all Their will pleasure you the
pleasant large
assrtmen OF
R,N 1TTTPFI
Carpets, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Bed
ding, Stove s,Ranges and
COOKING UTENSILSl

And things
and your goods
critically exhibit the Exposition
while your patronage carefully
and kindly looked after exhibit
We then place ourselves before the public
the word We have frequently
whose claims contain columns reading
of the mountains reader will
hear what verdict after exhibit competent
take the best Of your interests
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Imparts New Energy to the Brain,
Giving the feeling and sense of increased in
telectual power.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.

A RELIABLE stimulant, "HolmeS Best. "
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
B. e. B.

WEDNESDAY, September Is.
RAIN.
1t may be fair to-day, or to-mor-
row. But the rush for Rubber
goods and Umbrellas yesterday was
something marvellous. Why will
people put off buying these neces-
saries until they are caught without
them?
UMBRELLAS.
Our special s. Windsor Silk Um-
brellas, choice silver and gold han
dies, is one of the excellent values
in our large umbrella stock.
81 50 and SIS compass the many
prices.
RUBBER GOODS.
Mems Macintoshes, with capes,
that give no hint of being rubber,
that keep you dry and comfortable
and that are not disagreeable to the
touch, SI3 SO to $40 50.
Ladies' cloth surface Westmin-
sters, s. 50 and 81.
A broken line reduced from sIa
to So.
Ladies' plain rubber circulars
81 IS and 81. India stripes So 80.
Children's Mother Hubbards, 81 to 81 10
Greenaways, 81 50.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
KID GLOVES.

Ladies' 4button Kid Gloves, in black and
brown, at SOC.
Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves, in black, brown,
tan and slate. at 69c.
Ladies' shook, black, brown and slate at 75c
Ladies' 4button Suede Gloves first quality,
at SOC.
Ladies' S-button Mousquetaire first quality,
at 99c.
Children's Kid Gloves at 5c.
Full line of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Cashmere
Gloves and Mittens.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
HOPPER BROS. & CO.,
3O7-wOOD ST--3O7
BET. THIRD AND FOURTH AYES.

BET THIRD AND FOURTH AYES
quality style Of workmanship
Wood
Exposion
Of Houston McShane No. Seventh
nue., both Of which rms we recommend very highly.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
BOSTON NOVELTY STORE,
4O6 and 408 Wood Street.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
READ OUR PRICES

10 pieces decorated toilet set only e2 co.
los pieces decorated dinner set only IS so
5-bottle silver plated castor only 81 90.
Full size silk plush album, worth 81 90, only
5gc.
Oak tables plush top, only 81 90.
5foot easels only 81 90.
Towel racks, plush front, only 80c.
8x10 picture frames 25c, SOC, Sic and 81 90
Beautiful statuary Soc to 50 so
Vases, royal Worcester styles. 4lc 10 50 90.
JardiDe pots. royal Worcester styles, Sic to
Elegant vases in different styles, So to 81 50.
Hundreds Of different styles Of dolls, SC to
81 So
Square brass bird cages, Soc. 81 90 and 81 25
Children's toy tea sets, decorated. zoe TO y 0Q
Cracker jars. something new, Csc, 81 90, 81 %
Nickel clocks, warranted, only 75c.
Nickel alarm clocks only 95e-
All kinds Of toys and games Sc to 81 90
Magic lanterns 39c. SOC, &c. 95c. 81 01
Ink only lc bottle.
Large sponges only Sc and l0c.
Glass card baskets, 25c, Soc and 81 90
Plain glass tumblers only 2c.
A full line OF h0usefurnishlng goods In tin
ware. glassware, crockery ware. wooden ware.
silverware, etc. at prices lower than ever -
fore offered in Pittsburg.
Great bargains on our SC and loo counterA
Goods delivered free in both cities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
GREINMOOD

\ few items CLEANED while visiting
her, last week may do to mix IN 10y way
of variety.
We little thought when Deacon Dus-
tin Bryant Wa helping us In conveying
the rvmalns ~ our daughter 20 their ilnal
resting placc that IN les than three
YEAR Ne should be- called upon a. help
deposit hi. llfelc.. form Ia the family
burying ground. Hut such !. life. OF,
more correctly Speaking. such l. death
TO-DAY thl. side the river, tomorrow he
yond. perchancc. lin the pale realm. Of
shade
4 IA. Hicks and his son Newell arr
both In such poor health that they viii
do no farming except In plant and take
care ~ a garden, Novels foot, when
has had scrOfulou. swelling on u fof
YEAR,, l. nov 80 bad that he can only
travel about little on cruiche..
The widow German aud her son
Charlie. are also on the slck list.
Ellen German l. now ~ home doing
the Homework, while james isloing the
farming.
We are rally glad "a .ce Deacon Cole
aud his .on Harry back on the farm
again. That Il. Harry. stick Ia the old
homestead. aud the time will come wheti
you will not De- sorry.
George Howe l. running the old
stephen Rove farm, so-callei, on TIE
hill this year.
We will state here for the benefit oi
e.. n. II. aud other Who seem To be- Ia
tercsted that those peanuts have been
duly paid over and pronounced nrs'
cla... Are rally glad We lost the bet,
I President Harrison has started In vel
aud seem. Ia know his business a. cid
al.o hi. good old grandfather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
sOUTn BUckFIElD.

Nature !. 80 gorgeous ani rvsplrndent
Ia ~. gaudy display ~ leave. and hlos-
.om. that ons Z. half Inclined a. believe
himself In fairy hnd aud "a forget hi
carr. anil duiles.
While n the east lately ~ hal the
pleasure ~ q cursory examination ~ the
fine collection 10 mounted bird. ~ !. ".
shaw. TaNilermlsi. MI shaw l. q
practical taNideml.i and any binds con-
signed o. his carr b, EXPIRES ar other
" i.. will D. promptly ."t ZAP At reason
able priors
jaime. a.. Tarr. ~ gloucester. Macs,
has PAID nahv bean the compliment ~
.snding hi mare away down etsi to
uatrunlSs that stallion. Mr. farr va
iniuo,,l a. lo thi. hy the advice 20 Jim.
mic Golden the celebrated driver and
trainer. Mr. Golden says that b" can
by training Bahy bean q short time
easily lover hi rrcorl a. 3.n. BABY
bean earned hi owner last year slDn
Tor stallion service. For spe-d and easy
trotting action for which this horse l.
especially noted Hahy Dean certainly
IA. few p~crs. While in another town
thl. spring ~ wcrr amused o. D. 49,
riously told that the owner ut bahN
Dean va. dead and that the admlni.trt-
tor ~ th- estate hal .old a half Interest
In the stallion. Rob say. b. hasn't time
a. contradict an the absurd sioric. told
about him.
\. T.. Russell ha. bought Elisha
pnu's horse.
Ion Hrrorl ha. sold MI. Go, Morrill,
hor.e 90 o.car Russell. ~ Poland.
Owing Go the nonacrrptancc ~ q
pfr,ious challenge. Iason Russell desires
ihr presentation II ihis challenge to the
owner 81 franklin Prime, through The
medium ~ the Democrat; That be- will
wager 500 that Hack Nathan hcats
Franklin Prince in rac- upon any con-
,cnicnt track and that al" owner or driV-
~ ~ FRANKLIN Prince be- Permitted a.
run AID hor.r The hrst quarter oi each
heat In such rsce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
BETHEL


Sunday morning about three o'clock,
~ cltl,rns 81 Bethel I'M wcrc aroused
by the blowing Of the steam whistle al
the spool Mill % ". D.. 81. 4. skilllngs.
II proved that the whistle had started up
on It. own account. and u was some time
before Il could h. stopped.
Bethel chair Co. are sending away
large quantities II chairs. Their orders
aTc Gar ahead Of their capacity Ia manu-
facturc.
At a meeting ~ the corporation of the
Bethel Water Co.. Thursday evening
they voted a. accept the charter aud
adopted a code ~ bylaws and adjourned
until Monday when the necessary otllc-
crs will b. clceted and measures adopted
to supply the village with pure water.
". T.. whitney ~ the Bethel Marble
Work.. went "a Dixileld last week with
= load ~ work which be- will act therr.
This firm has NJ It. shop IN Bethel a
large and we'll seleCtc,l lot ~ stock and
aud some ~ the finest eNrcute,l work a.
b. found In the state. II l. doing an In
crraslnc huslnes. throughout this section
~ the county. aud t. mcmhers are Young
snd enierprising. and posse-s'-l of the
kin, energy and push which will give
suctess.
Mr. Ceylon Rowe l. newly paiailng hl.
huildlngs Their l. much painting aud
repairing helng done IN this village ihis
spring.
Tho old fence which has stood 80 long
Va front ~ the Harris lot ON broad Street
has heen remove "a give place o. new
ani more modern structure.
The closing sNercises ~ Gould Acad-
rmv. viii occur "wednesday evening.
Nav -. The entertainment viii consist
~ musir. dcclsmations and reciiailons
The pruc,,sls viii D. devoted o. the ~
hrarv.
Pruf \. VI. Edwnrls ~ LEWISTON will
deliver "a Memorial Ndirvs. AZ Beihel. AZ
the Congregational church, Thursday
evening.
Rev Frank T.. Rarton ~ Rrownheld,
and ~ ~. Canton Theological school,
prrach'si ~ the rnlversalisi churrh sun
daV Last Tho Tulvrrsali-t sDcletv ~
this place have dcrided ~ melntNin
pastor and Mr. narton l. o. preach two
SUNDAYS With view a. settlement.
The ltethsl chair Go. l. doing a hfisk
husinr.. and .. we'll hlled with orlers.
hi. COMPANY nov employs morr than
dftv men.
judge Foster goc. to LEWISTON Thur
dav next io deliver the Memorial Grafton
in that ritv.
Memorial -.rsir,.s w~rv held ~ the
Congregational church on SUNDAY lat.
Rev. NJ rask ofiiciated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
MESH aCIhIl

The bountlful rain last Monday night
frightened up the aspect ~ things very
much
Vegetation takcs great stride every
tweniy-four hours, aud the hay crop
looks more promising although Il must
be light owing 10 the large amount win
ter Killed.
II I. much cooler since the rain With q
slight frost In places on the morning of
the 2Jd.
Farmers In the same nelghborhood are
getting out dressing, blowing, sowing,
planting aud hocing all on the same
days. 4 hard frost would no much
damage and II I. not uncommon Ia have
them about this time.
CLARENCE Iiarkcr l. planting corn for
hi ncighbor- with horse planter, a
great Improvement on the hand method.
Mr.. ~. n. Grover has returned from
Massachusetts,.
Deer tracks arr common In the
meadows II Pleasant River.
4. H. Mason has given q respectable
burial In the old faithful family MARI.
odd sgr had destroyed her usefulness.
The tent catcrplllars are very destruc-
tive io the Wild cherry anil plum trrc-
this spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
FpYIBUpO

There was no service AZ the ,ongrcga-
iionll church on sunday on account of
the illness Of the pastor. which was not
serious.
Dr. Corlon. IT Portland, was herr
again ON sunday.
Edward Weston has returned frum
Trinidad. Nenruela.
William N. Osgood. native of thls
village, dici In role'lo. where he has
b-cn connected with railroad Tor many
YEAR,.
Mr.. Rebecca Heath die,l At her sou.
In Massachusetts, saturday, the 18th.
The close IT The term AZ the Academy
nov fat approaching require. increased
activity ou the part ot bath teachers AMI
scholars
Mi. Lizzie SAWYER has lcft the Record
ofiicc anil Mi. Alic- o.gocd has begun
work thsfr.
Mr.. IA osgooi. ~ ihi. village. aud
hi. brother caleb Who live. Va New
IIamp.hirr. arr Ia falling health.
Mr.. Abby \. Fcssendru Who has lecn
with her ION Charles AZ Manchester.
Y. A.. has come 10 Mlss \. y. Pages
Tor the summer.
Dr Fc..cndcu has removed 10 Newton
Center. Mas..
II l. hoI.d that members ~ the
a.. \. n. and all Interested Ia the q. l..
:. 4. will attend the entertainment "a
Academy Hall ON the evening ~ MAY
3Eh. Any one having any war relies u
r,-lue.i,,i a. loan them Tor the eXhihi.
ton on that OCCASION and they Will d.
carefully returned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28


Parker l'ost w. i50. g.. \. ~, Will
hold memorial services AZ the Congrega-
tiontl church AZ the cvuter ou Thursday.
The Grafton will b. delivered hy Rev.
Perry Chandler.
The trout fisherman are having quite
good .ucc... in the brooks this year.
Considerable poplar !. bcing peeled.
cur Supervisor ~ schools, Mr. a., W.
Walker. tell. u. that our schools ar all
Ia good order AMI bid fair a. De- sue
vrss
T.. T. ~icirn. .. making arrangements
a. 90 into hu.inr.. 40 Hot spring. with
hi. brother. .. q >iean..
Prom oar travelling correspondent
Fcw village. II H.. .isr have made
more Improvement. than Lowell for the
past thrr- years. Among thu most mo-
tlo-ahlc ~ these l. the hulldlng ~
model store by Daniel True. which l.
modern in construction and l. fille,l With
q we'll selected stock ~ goods. VIZ.
True learned the hu.inc.. ~ Messf..
Harnc. Walker aud T.. l.. lIell iu whose
employ BE- Nas about q dofen YEAR,.
You will rrmemh.r the old storv on
thr curnsf. Prom uut u. dDDr. more
than a million dollar. worth ~ mcr-
rhandi.s has be-n Transported. Well
this I. one ~ the finest ani best arung-
81 .torr. a. d. found Ia Maine. Messr..
Walker s Dell have had u thoroughly
rrmo,lclri and spared neither time nor
money a. make u What thsy wanted.
Tho various kinls II good. and thrY
Keep moot everything have each a sep
nrair department. TIL. l. 40, bcsi store
and doe. the largest businc.. la western
ONfnpl.
VI. n. licmis. Who ha. brought ZAP the
reputation Of the american House seq
ond o. none Zoe tlic country. l. huilding
an IN .cScnts-t,c fc,t long AMI twenty
eight feet wide he the .eCuni story of
which will D. q line hall. Mt lIemi.
hou.s was iillrl With summer company
lat summer.
IN driving into the village the other
evening. our hr.i Thought VA that Nr
had struck a trotiing park. a.. the way
tn. .tcppsrs .tspps,i rs Wa a caution.
Fir.t came the genial III Bcll, sitting ls'-
hini hi. speedy fVc-year-old has mar,
which they .ay ha. rrcorl Ia the fiftie..
N. l.. llutchins gray stallion, tire"
wear. old. sirri hy Oli Eclair, l. con
.hrr,,l .pccdy. Eh.n Fox. hay colt j.
q very admirable family hor.e. .. g..
Walker ha. thr,c-ycar-old colt which
weigh. HIS pound. aud shows guod
action. and hi. yrirling colt hy Dr.
Franklin .. hard a. i"ai. ". III. llasel-
ton. chestnut. four year. old Ia august,
trutt,si lat SEASON down closr o. thr-"
minutes. ". 4. la..ett has a good
yrarling D., Pathfinder, IT., and T.. 4.
Walker. E.p.. .. the po..e.sor of a likely
hruod mar. Bui noiicci that most IT
the bow Wrrr opinionoi that the hay
horse owned hy 'Jlm" Walker, the pop
ular salesman for \ Little s CO., Port
land. would lead thcm an, although BELL
will hghi for the hr.t position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
A LOT or LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
r-tM ovER AND It'll WHAT
rHEY SCt.
eUcsgiElp


Mr.. John ". Tobin, II the Rnckarll
liouse, has gone IN East Wilton Cor I
much nes,icl rc.t AMI visit Ia her "a.
thcr aud muther.
The fourteenth anniversary ~ ths
liuckfleld Reform Club was held AZ tn
BAPTIST church sunday afternoon. Nav
10Th. President \. .. Warren pr,.shie,l.
Several speakers frum ahroad wert
present. one ~ the marked features oi
the oc,asion vas the music rrudsrv,l by
the hivenlle chorus which clicitc,i united
applause.
\. VI. Austin. ~ Portland. general
sgrui for the I'enu Mutual life Iasur-
snce Company, was in town MONDAY.
the sHh. the guest ~ Horace \. lrish.
Charles Merrill with one ~ the Paris
rad machines vas AZ the East Brsnch
frutilng rsrk. aud track machine with
pair ~ heavy horse. from lewiston.
and hrgv crrN ~ mep werc 40 work
l,st VEL putting the track In order Tor
the hver..
q. n. brigham. VI. H.. ~ Cohasset.
Mass. VA In town lat week.
lred =. lrish. son and only child 81
NJ and Mr. Abel lrish. 20 last Buck.
hcld. died very su,ileuly lat Thursiay
NJ NeNry While on a fishing excursion.
w. With party ~ Young companions
left home MONDAY aud l-cforr arriving AZ
Newrv. Cumplaiueii ~ had feeling In
hi. had. D. vas .uhie,t a. sorr. Ia hi
ears pat up ~ 4. q. llarloW's. saving
D. shruli D. hstter when the sOrv in his
bead broke ani de'llnei sending Tor
phv.irian ur hi family. Thursday
morning D. gui up ahout 3 o'clock aud
at b, the nrv. Whcn b. eNpirvl citing
in hl. chair Tho sfiiicici family were
overs helmel with The unexpected It'd
ings Iuiertaker pormsn went up AMI
brought he rvmalns to the herpaNcl
parvuf. and granimUther Who hiolife,l
him. The funeral took placr saturday
afirneuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
sgwRY

The alny spell 80 long delayed has
come az last. How long will Il b. before
people will cry out for fair weather.
Quite q smash-up 40 North NeWry last
week. \ pair IT horse. belonging to
Raymond ~ Upton, ran away, CLEARED
themselves frum the carriagv, and com.
lng up with Mr.. Morse ou the rad
smashed the wheels ~ her new top hug.
~. wrrcklug thing. PRETTY generally.
Of the thrre Isrsons Ia tllr carriagv. for
tuniily. none were injured. Raymond
settled mptters hy taking the wrecked
buggy aud getting Mr.. More new
one.
Joshua l.itilehalc ha. bccn very lick q
few days with bilious collie.
Irri Henderson hl. r-co,efrl and ~
.umc'l work on hl. hulldings. IT, l.
huilllng an ~, ani, ! think. lntends to
build q new barn thi. season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
EAsr MArEREORp-

william N Ken has lung fewer.
NonlaN morning Dr. =. l.. Wil.on' =
hor.r which vas hiichci to "a po.t Ia Nj.
Mems ward hc,ume frightened hy che
Gliding 90 "a vo,d pile and ran. taking
thr t-,.t. which broke ~. with him .umr
U.fanrr. I'm hI. course De- CLEARED "a
.fnnr wall. leaving thr buggy consider.
ahIt lr,kru un thr othrr siilv. lhe
hur.r rroeisrri .omr scratches. ~ Wu.
aurht 40 ihr William ilamlin place hy
Trr,i knighflV.
4. o.. Mcluiirr and .on. arr doing quit,
"a hu..nr.. huying lamb. AMI calNc. anil
.ru.iiue them away ou thr ears.
Mr.. llunc, NJ skinner has little
daughter.
Mr.. Iloli O.. 900 with ihroat truuhle.
wv Warren. Esq. q. 40 hnmr tor "a
fra weeks.
Charlie. Allen L. working Tor whitney
Hu.G. Bison l1kr for L. VI. ~anirr.on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
DiNCtTln


The rcars 81 IIearce aud plummer',
drives arr between here aud Mexico Cor
ner.
y. y. stanley aud lIerrick Davis oi
Paris. were In town this week.
Mark lll.sell, one ~ Bearce'. beet men
fell on the Jam at Rnmfori Fails, Tues.
day, and dislocaied hls shoulder aud
otherwise bruised him. Dr. sturteyani
was sent for and the shoulder put In
place.
n. -. stanley arrived home Friday.
=. u. Stuueyant and son Fred ~ lie
bron, were visiting nj Dr. Sturteyant''
this week. They went Ia Weld Pond
Thursday.
Dr. Icndlrton ~ Portland. was In
town Que DAY this week.
Grass u looking finely Ia this section
since the rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28


IIean. the photographic, has l--~n
here ihi. Wcck taking clsss piciurvs.
nhs prize debate took place last c,ru-
Ing .Welne.dayl Mr.. Lombard took
ihr fr.t prize anil Mr. Ausiin the .c'-
oni.
\ game ~ hall Was played here vcstrr-
dsy With The Turner hoys. The Hebron
bow gained The Nictory.
t.r, 4. y. Harden will give a memori-
Al sermon SUNDAY. Nj. N. Was unable
o. attend the auni,ersaries ~ Boston a.
b. Intended.
Dr. Douham and Nh. wife go "a Liver
more every ur.k a. ss,' Mr.. Donlam's
brother. Who l. very lick. The dociur l.
quite tloorlv iust now.
Mr. =. u. ~iurtrSsni and frrvi arr in
DiNfrld visiting Dr. Siuriesant.
Last wr-k Pruf. !. =. Mooly and llo-
ratio Murch dug cat a foNrs' hole and
captured four Young foNrs. lloratio
IA. one - them chained near The gari.n
anil Il q. very eff~tual In keeping The
hsus AWAY.
Mo.quiinc. arr arr plenty and Of un-
usual Sire.
Tho rain ihi. wcck has given gras. a
grvat start.
Atramp called At Bert Gloyrr's last
week aud Constable >tcarus took chargr
~ him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28

The druuih {. broken ani the earth L.
thorough, saturated. The furv.t hrv.
are 40 quenche,l snd the face ~ nature
/. al urrtthri With .milrs.
Iie Mclniirr iruther. ~ East Water
furl. wrrr Ia town yrstrr'lhy buying
lamh.. They bought several lots. paw
lng q fair pricr They hnd lambs plenty
considering the number 81 shccp kept
herr. They arr SQUARE men aud arr al
way. Wrlcom-i los those with whom
they have dealt before.
Yesterday while the water Wa AZ ~.
height. Alton Merrill. agVi i've YEAR,
Tell into Pleasant River aho,c he bridge
aud was carried under Il Ia a moment.
Charlie Merrill. hi brother. only seven
war. old. jumped in, aud though carried
down stream some distance, caught Him
and got him cut. The water Was quilt"
deep aud running like MILL race. The
racc ~ hrroe. I. not all dead.
\. :. Bean. drive Ut log- I. nov Ia The
lspOU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-28
OHEORn

Mr. porcss Poland. formerly ~ rruu.
li-,l m W.lrh,ille. Nav eHh.
John 1hadhourn and i.leNellyu Ward
Vcli arr repairing anil f-flttlug The Lake
linusr fnr summer guests.
NJ. Hawke IA. returned from lios-
ton with new millinery g,ssls
The oxford nlues anil Harrison nine
PLAYED hrfv SATURDAY. the 18th. >cof-
sttos in favor 20 The Hlues.
t.curgv jones 3. puitlng in new .,-la
fountain.
N, Ellru plac, ~ ligron llill q. .old
to NJ toburu ~ Rriigtou.
John Henry smith - fir. to some
hrush ~aiurhN Thr hv spreading
.oun elt l-.yoni control. burning over
several hundred acre. aud only hy hard
dghiIng vas Kept frum huildings. The
rains ~ MONDAY pui oui The firr.
Married af prNsr. Nav 18th. Mr.
George walker Nhi,oit - Dexter. and
Nj. Eila q FOLSOM formerly ~ Oxford.