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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-12-26
Annual Holding Work.

Owners Of unpatented mining loca-
tions are reminded that only a few days
remain in which to perform the annual
work of Development required by the min
ing Act of Congress to retain title 10
their property.
To get rid Of delinquint co-owners, who
refuse or fail to contribute their pro-
portion toward having the WORK of de-
velopment performed, the law requires
that notice of such delinquency must
be advertised forl 80: days in news
paper IN the county nearest the property
where the location was made and if the
delinquent co-oNner responds. the cost of
advertising the notice is assessed to him.
If he fails to respond to the notice with
his proportion before the expiration OF 80
days, his interest is forfeited to the CO.
owners, at whose cost the work was per-
formed
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-12-26

CoRNE1L-In Parkerville, on Tuesday,
December "a, 1889, to the wife of George
Cornell, daughter. Mother and child
are doing well.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-12-26
HAYTI HONORS DOUGLASS.
Ihe Report That He Was Snubbed Wa
False-A Cordial Welcome.

The Report That He Was Snubbed Was
False-A Cordial Welcome.
Boston. Dec. 23.-Mr E. w. Kellogg.
who Is connected with the Thompson
Houston Electric company. has Just re-
turned from a visit to Hayti. He says
that the published stories that Minister
Douglass is not receiving the treatment
to which he is entitled as an officer of
the United States government are false.
When Mr.. Douglass reached Port au
Prince there was no organized govern
ment to receive him. but as soon as
President i1ippolyte was inducted into
office he gave Minister Douglass splen-
did reception at the palace. speaking es-
peclaiiy warm and cordial word Of wei
come to which Minister Douglass
responded in ii most eloquent manner.
which made a great impression on all
present. The Haytians regard Frederick
Douglass us Il great statesman and are
ready to honor him at all times.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-12-26

Mrs. Jennie Merritt, of Clark. is the
guest of Mrs. George Edwards. of Gran
ite
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-12-26
Stock Quotations,

Closing quotations, Wednesday. De-
cember 25, furnished by John w. Daw-
son, broker:
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-12-26
Harvey District.

Harvey District.
The Alps mine is situated on Harvey
Creek, Mont, and is owned by Messrs.
Woods, Hammond and Caplice. The
Property consists Of six locations: five
mineral and one millsite. The ore is
free milling gold rock. Work has been
done on one location this fall and the
shaft is sunk in mineral only one wall has
been encountered as vet, no crosscutting
having been done to determine the width
of the lead This lead can be traced on
the surface for fifteen hundred feet. and
the lowest assay of the rock is S14, while
IN some places the rock assays up to one
hundred and fifty dollars per ton.
Satisfactory results have been obtained
from assays on all of the locations.i The
property has been Incorporated and
stocked at 100000 shares. par value so,
Per share.
One half of this 100000 is called treas
ury stock and is to be used to obtain
funds to put the mine and mill in good
working order. Until January l, 1890,
shares will be sold at 10 cents per share.
On that day all sales close, as there is
money enough now in the treasury to do
what is needed, and it is expected that
the mill will furnish the necessary funds
in the future. Mr. Glen Owens is in
charge of the mine and is ever enthusias-
tic as to its future.
Shares can be purchased of John W.
Dawson, Philipsburg, and Chas. Harris,
Granite Montana.
Sunrise Mining and Milling Co.
The Sunrise Mining and Milling COM
pany may be said to be one of the cor
porations that will in time be prominent !
among the wealthy mining companies in |
Deer Lodge county. Their property is
located about six miles west Of Stone
Station, and three and one-half miles
northeast of Black Pine, Oh Henderson
Mountain. they have three claims,
Known as the Sunrise, Albatross and
Queen. The development consists of
;wo 25-foot shafts, on the Albatross,
where ledge two to three feet thick ls
exposed that assays from 25 to 125 ounces
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
WEST SUMNER.

The report ~ given In the Journal q
Oct. 18th ~ the death ~ II. Y. Tuell wa
not correct, a. he stlll lives, though In
very critical condition.
Dr. e. VI. Blsbce gave up sick the 2jtl
aud has since been confined 10 the house
improving slowly.
Mrs. II. y. Chlse, of Buckiicld, whos'
ease has been watched With such inter
ct. died the ruth. funeral the Jlst Inst
George v. Pulsifer has left home fol
hls work. can,asslng, a. Arthur !. "a
Ear recovered a. to be about the hous'
ON crutchcs.
our free high school closed the 2sti
ult.. Mr.. Cushman aud Miss Lawrence
giving excellent satisfaction.
". 4. IIarlow's family have moved In
Ca the rent over hi mill; 4. v. Handy
Into that vacated by the Harlow. and
Herbert Hyerson's goods have arrived
the Iist, ready for hi purchase Nov,
1t. 4. \. swift occupies HI. old rent
at John Ilealds.
Mrs. Israel Fletcher l. visiting rel
atiyes In Massachusetts,.
Mr.. JulIa farnham I. among the sick
ones.
\ drama will h. given AZ the Vestry
Nov 1T. entitled "Our Folks" with a
box supper and sociable az the close ~
the entertainment.
!. =. Abbott l. improving IN health.
Mr.. \. remaius much the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
SOUTH sucsriEtp.

pi dr,am that D~pew Was o. lssi
thr krruhlirau husts IN - ani lIill
ths nsmecraticf What war ~ poliii-
cal giants that vouli D..
rso vrar. acu ~ removed the sUil
frum sruuni part ~ cur appl~ trres.
ah.,ut ~ arva % the hranrhe.. msuurv,l
them ana replaced ne sods grass slds
down. what l. tho rrsulif Rsnshcial ~
course o. trrss and fruit. Hut there 4
nothing nfe the ploe o. Loosen the sOil
ani encourarc M growth - new roots
sni hhrrs. WHEN the sriter MS dan
rrruuslv sirk a f-w Sc-ks since b. sai'l
a. his vlfe "A an ready o. lie only !
wanted o. p'ov that orchsri."
oscar Roberts exT-.Cts to return o. his
oid position in shce shop M Ahlngton.
Mass.. In a ~ v~~ks. O-car u skill-
ful AMI rapid workman and earns hrgv
paw.
Rob Dean l. LAYING an aqne,iuc, e.
convey sater frnm ths Gsorge Long
farm o. hi iuiiiinrs.
Prank Roberts L. on q visit o. bosion.
Al Eoierfs rr,'~ntlv lot a uir~ ues
mllrh cov nv getting loose aud eating
nearly hushel - meal
o.rar Roberts has shot - partridge
this fan
M writer has tvu-vesr-old celiinc
rui hv Noluir. that IA fn- raite'i sn'l
promising o,lt Noluie was hv Nolun.
feef and D. hv HVsivk's llamhletoni,n
Noluuferr goi tvrufv-seVen Performer.
lu ~ n ilst Including -. julien.
Ell IL.
Some - our merchants have started
en- Priv - sun drici apples NJ cents
AL irish. or hls EMPLOYER, has he~n
considerably embarrassed hv being an
shie o. shlp apple. dlrc,i from Portland
to England being obliged a. forward
them o. Tosion 90 Moutrcal for ship
mrnf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
SWEDEN

\ merry time At the hu.king At John
wilson's saturday night.
VI. VI. Ilamlln has been with "a a few
days, gathering the apples on hi' old
place.
n. ". knight IA. bought horse ~ D..
Y. Fox ~ Lowell.
Ernest l,enuett l. NJ work for hls uncle
Ia Greenwood hullilng a store.
Mr.. samuel Plummer aud Bertie X.
King have been visiting relatives IN Ray
mOnd.
No les than five apple buyers have
visited little sweden the past week, VIZ.
Bert Edwards. Bridgton: LYMAN shc,ld.
Harrison: Mr.. Wright 81 Portland; a
gentleman from Lewiston; aud an Eng
lishman. from abroad. 80 II the farmers
don't sell II Isn't because they have had
no chances to do 40.
Mr.. Jonathan Wilson l. quite feeble,
having bcen confined Ia his room for
about three weeks.
Some Of the neighbour. gave the Evans
boys a lift at husking corn the other
evening.
Lots Of pleasant DAYS nov aud a nice
chance for the fall's work Ia h. done ON
the farms.
:. l.. Plummer picked several bunche.
Of Mavfowers one day this week, which
were just a. fragrant a. though IL was
NAV Instead ~ October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
CRvEauRC

The West Oxford Teachers Institut,
!. Ia h. held here November 18th anc
10th and promising program l. adyer
tised.
Mr.. ". q. spring {. selling OF hi
household goods aud hi. sou, '. "
spring, u tn occupy his house TIL. win
ter.
Rev. ". y. Livingston has left town
\ Ncry Interesting lyccum was held Al
the academy on fucsday evening Ia
which the lady teachers AMI pupils took
part.
Mrs. Dr Iam.ou l. visiting her sister
Va Portland.
Mr.. aud Mr.. a.. n. Rsrrows have ~
turned frum the meeting of the Ameri-
can noard
Miss :. :. Evans has ~ Ear recovered
~ to walk with crutches o. the neigh
hors'.
Mrs. Mary Anu Osgood left saturday
Tor her home In Portland.
Mr.. VI. 4. johnson will continue In
The frychuig House for the winter.
The Walker House has BEEN bought
by Mr.. Dresser. of nrownheld.
Mr.. james T.. Webster. a native ~ this
town. nov sergeant ~ the policc in
lowell, was rendered rc,cption hy his
friends o. cclehlaie hi silver wedding
October fith. valuable sldeboarl WAS
given 90 Mr.. ". hy the Daughters Of
Rehekah ~ which orgrnaEstlon she has
long hccn an efficient member. Also a
silver ssrVicv by members ~ the police
iorce, aud silver water pitcher by the
hruihers and sisters. suitable addrrss-
- made Il a very interesting occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
uEslcO

The sclectmen. with Frank Reed a.
master workman, are putting In a nice
bridge across swift River AZ the Mar
rows. above the old klmball MILL slie.
I. ". Gleason l. enlarging the capacity
81 his house % enable him Ia better ac-
commodaie the travelling public.
Clark IIoustln 4. doing more than
ever before In the manufacture Of river
driving aud logging implements.
The two church buildings here are APP
preaching completion.
The town II Mexico now has the best
town house In the county-l2 feet post
ed. main room B i-2 by - i-l2 feet door,
with two rooms, for use when the Aus
trallan ballot system carries, 10 by Is.
Santa Claus l. again driving the Rum
ford stage.
Ellery &. Park has decided "a remain
at Bethel for while.
Dan Howard has gone Ia iiayerhlll O.
obtain work fer the winter.
Henry W. Park has sold goth the hors'
- belonging Ia the John q. kidder 80
tate, one To n. &. stillman Of Peru, the
other 10 A. smith Of Auburn.
Cattle buyers plenty. Prices scaled
down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

sylvester Cole has moved co % the
John Colby farm, lately vacated by
Andres Cole.
Nhnrr u. BRYANT hss been chosen
deacon ~ The llryani's fond Baptist
rhurrh. thus continuing the ofilcc from
grandfather O. grandson dircCt. The
deacon and his wife arr now ca visit
"a her folk. IA Frcepori. They have a
ulcc family Of children consisting 81
three sons and two daughters. The
third son. william Dana, aged eight
years. .eems a. possess the rudimcnis of
4 phvslclan rather than farmer. lie l.
already familiar with the herbs grow lux
,hout the nelds. knows their names,
aud "a hat they arr uscd for. aud every
fan at the proper season gather bun
Ale ~ each Kind for future use. just
before the great frost he brought In a
handful ~ nice ripe strawberries. and
uhIle showing them o. the family ~
marked 'NoN shant get my name M
the newspaper" les, Dana, that u
rial ambition and your name deserves
"a 20 into the newspaper. aud In Hue
time il nav hnd o.. way into the book
~ fame. Rut let NJ hope u viii never
develop into the Kind that Napoleon
Rnnaparte possessed which ptompi~i
him 60 march great army Into Moscow
onlv 10 be- burned out and hi army NJ
mo.t aunihilaied. And that ambition
till lei him on until BE- caused the death
Of morr than two million of men and
anally died a miserable exile on the l.
land 81 -. Helena. let your ambition
D. 10 ave life rather than Ia destroy H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
HARTFORD

Rlrsuell's ihreshi1g machine from
North Hurkfsld ant kiider's from
North Hartford arv both In the Line Dis
triIt this vees
Rennv Bsnson has odd hi colt q"
kimhall Atwt--l 20 Ncs York for sinN.
Houelio kseu has bought another
hor.e IT, thinks n more profitable o.
d. hIs farming vith horse- than oven.
Alph Meme L. the hnss hunter. lie
.hot ons Der lat week. 5 partridge >
rrav. squirrels. 2 rabbits and 10 rcd
snuirrris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
HIRAM

\ loupcer,ier Was heard this week Il
the spring district by the writer aud Col
rwitchell.
Calvin y. Clemons has commenced hl'
annual round ~ hunting aud trapping.
The Congregational sabbath Schoo
arr Al work preparing Tor q drama en-
Titled "The lIu.klng"
I,euien :. Moulion has built henner,
ani an ice house.
Leland H. Poor. Esq.. ~ Sebago, aus
Herbert N. Allen ~ Dcnmark. arr study
Ing medicine With Dr. Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson AMI her sister, MI. liz
gie Chsdhourne. arr visiting their parents
M oxford.
The siorr ~ CLARK q Evans Was brok
On into lat week ~ East Hiram.
We srv having fine weather; each ia,
.hould ~ Thanksgiving day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
Az orfoan coun1Y porr.

Readers ~ poetry IN oxford Count,
have been long familiar with the verse;
~ kate Kendall" whose contributions
~ the columns ~ the ONfnrd Democrat
and other state paper have been 90 vel
rrc.iye,i by lovers ~ good literature
Dor two year. past the author has been
writing over her own name. Clara Mar
celle Greene. Mr.. Grcene l. native 81
Buckheld and come. from a we'll known
family Ia that town. She exhibited Ut
erary talent early In life. and her laiel
work shows grrat development and
culture. ly giving her real name 10 th'
public. without explanation. "kaie hen
daii'' seems Ia have disappeared anf
some friends have been inquiring What
hts become ofthc sweet song.ief. They
will b. pleased a. learn that the new
poet and their old ihyorite are not riyal'
but are one and the same person. Mr.
Greene IN. recently gathered numh"i
~ her stray verse. from far and Vide,
and they will b. Published thi. fall IN a
tasty little volume for % holiday book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
Annrn.Mrsr RE1nEI.

Mr.. ". ". Munsell, Of swanion, Yer
mont. came Ca see his friend W. ;.
wight the 5lsi
Mr.. and Mrs. ". :. wight 20 10 West
Paris the ith % hold a musical oonNen-
ton. They will be- assisted by W. W.
Nunsell, Mr.. Ava Phinney aud Miss
Tmma n. Pitcher. The convention viii
last one week.
Mr.. VI. Pcnley has returned FROM her
Wilt 20 Rumford.
Milton has got nobby paIlor stove
,n1 by the looks ~ the boughs around
his house he Intends 90 keep warm this
winter what time be l. AZ home, but YOU
b., h. wont den up, he's got too much
90 ahead % him for that.
Three very fine sheep came 10 the
Homestead stock Farm the 5lst. one
Of them weighed three hundred pounds.
Thsv now have some Of the finest blood
"a sheep and cattle at the farm Of any
Mace In the state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

Mr.. Iorrnfo Mouhon. ~ south Par
son.hcld. hsd a horse, harness, aud
wagon stolen q short time slnc-' and
saturday night Mr.. VIM. u. u. Churchill
had a wagon. harness aud rob" taken
from OIL. carrisg~ house AZ his farm Ina
parsousheld The wagon Nas new
onr and the rot- Was a valuable Que BE-
had lately purchased. Ne clue 20 the
thieves A. Vet.
Mr. I.e.lie Norton raised a bit ~ th~
variety known a. the turuip brit that
Weighed - 10. aud Vasf, Inches in cir
rumfervnc-. That's tevt that W think
can't D. beat Ia oxford County.
Ivory Towle nisc,l two pumpkins GA
one vine. cue ~ them weighed tl lbs.
ani was fcci in circumference aud the
other weighed 81 To-. and Was feet p
inches In circumference. How l. that
for Porter
Mr.. Henry French aud Mis- Matte
French Nvrr married on octoler 18Th bt
Rev. \. o.. Davis both ~ this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
arsolurlons or RtsPlcr

on the death ~ ". n Greene.
whereas. II hss pleasel the Divine
Master ~ the Universe 90 once more
Wilt Paris Grtngr. sui r~nos. from ~.
a loyc,l brother. ". n. Grcene, and
Whereas, n l. bat veil for us On suci
an oc,asiou 10 remember W. arr bat
mortal. that II .. bat a step from the sect
o. the unseru. therefore.
Resolved. That IN this our affection ~
rrcocnlFr au Allvisc Fathers hand
one Who doeih al thing. veil AMI that
while W. hayr lot brother always
earnest anil true. our faith u not shaken
our trust Il. that what l. our loss l. hi'
eternal gain.
Resolved. That We tender our deei
sympathy o. sister Grvcuc lu this her
hour ~ trial. knowing that words nr'
weak. hat a Father. love !. strong.
l,csolVe,l. That ~ drapc our charter
In mourning Tor thirty days.
Hesolss,i. That thess resolutions ~
spread upon our records, AMI cop,
sent a. the family. also a. the oxford
Democrat for publication.
lIAnms0N fAHGAU, COMMITTEES
H. v. CuAs,, un
r.. VI Gums. liesolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

IL York IA. gone % Colebrook io'
mssiical advice.
pr. Er.kins was call~i Ga 49, Addi'
TiInt uho IA. hal an attack ofthe jann
iirr.
m. r.. Ellinrwood and wife have h"eu
stopping 40 fhnt's Hotel.
Iharl~s Love l. driving IA hot -
team. hauling supplies for The Berlin
Mills Company. 81,
Thomas Weymouth has come up Viii
M. crrw snd teams and goes up The No
hotf Rrook again.
Mr.. Frei Chandler has gone 10 th'
Maine cen~ral Hospital o. have IN OYER
tIsu t.~rfurme,i ou hrr eyes. >he = a.
sompaniei by her nephew. br. w u
MlilnmsOn.
our school clo.e'i Friday taught b,
Prank KIl-urs ~ Newry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
WEST eIrr1l.

Mrs. John Grover has recently h'"n
granted state all.
N. y. Gruver T. recovering slowly from
hls seyerr attack ~ sickness
Appl~. ar ceiling Tor sl.s0 to - At
the station.
cider l. selling for loc. per gallon a.
the Mill. 90 course considerable u
wanted iusi Ia make a little vinegar.
:. ~. AMI \. n. Goyer arr doing The
threading In thi. vicinity. They md
bat little grain except oats, aud they
ar very light this wear.
Rev. Mr.. ADAMS ani olin Swan had a
tn over near West Heihel depot ia.i
SUNDAY evening when returning fr"ul
an evening nesting. and badly smashed
their csrrisg, anil harness. The horse
msdr M. own time a. Bethel village, and
Ne.sr.. Ndams and swan had o. do The
same which thev dld on foot. They ~
celvc,i .lighi injuries In the accident.
Mr.. shaw l. a. LEWISTON With a
daughter for a short time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
HEBRON.


Mr.. Mason Marshall aud wife, Of B0s'
ton. have been visiting hi sisters, Mrs
Robert Glover aud Mr.. :. ID. Richardson
the past week.
Rev. e. T.. Harden aud wife, Rev. =
II. Richardson, and Dea. :. l.. Cushmar
and wife attended the ordination AZ south
Paris Wednesday.
Last evening the students had a soci'
able In the chapel.
Judge Bonney l. expected Ia lectur'
before the school this evening Thurs
day.)
Miss Martha Pratt has been quite slcl
for a week or more.
There was quite a heavy frost lasI
night, but grass Il looking a. green Al
ever. No black frost yet.
Apple buyers are around and We un
derstand that prices are going mp liz
tie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
WEST PARIS.

The fall term ~ school closed Last Fri.
day. The school held a sociahle la Cen.
tennial Hall Wednesday evening.
The Pomona Grange met with TIL.
grange last Tuesday.
An Epworth League WAS organized 10
connection with the Methodist church
last Moniay evening With the following
ofilcers;
/ pes.. Rev. 4. 4. hesn.
IL Nice rrss.. N, D. Aniwws
81 Nios frvs.. :. l.. Ferry.
~. MIS- imma Perry.
rrcas. Nl.s lila berry
Mr.. Merrill, a shoe maker from lew
iston, has Engaged John Willis shop ON
Maple street, sni will soon D. ready Ia
ID YOUR repairing NJ short noticc.
Golden Rule Lodge, I. ~. q. T., nom-
inaic.l aud elected the following officers
Last Thursday evening
ct. Georse Iuiion.
Vt, LIME nssk.
" Se,'.. carte nrExs
b. 49,. frank hesk.
Tr,as neFtla tmaans.
Mar. Mr.. \. Tucker.
chap. y. N. lmefY.
GuArd Dcfa Hiiien.
sea. Arthur ioyeioy
Seven persons were taken into the
Methodist cllurch hy Rev. !. \. Bean'
SUNDAY. oct. 25th.
There will be n concert Ia Dunhams
Hall Nov. lth. hv ". :. Mights Concert
Go. They promise Ia give one of The
fncst muslcales ever given In town. aud
We think they are able 20 fulfill their
promise.
:. ". Durham aud daughter have gone
tn Boston on a visit.
The I 4. ". mall has been put ON
again The mall for the q - 4. ". train
l. made up the night before.
Advicss from smith County, Na.' IN
form "a ~ the birth. oct. ~, lS~o, Ia
the wife of D.. n. Juikins, ~ q son, (Ei.
win Eugene. said hy the ''nntlyes and
ncighhor." In that section io b. th" big
ge.i. brightest ani beat boy baby ever
seen there. We extend cordial congrat-
ulailon. a. Gene ani Wife. Ne well NJ To
the people ~ southwest Virginia ON the
acccsslon of this Young Yankee 60 their
number.
Ramsiell 4 Hollis arc having a Won
derful salc ~ the famous Rrussel. soap
The patent soap trays are very handy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05


VIVA, hne weather. l. the comment
just nov.
The socishle II J. y. Caldwclrs We'll
ues'lay evening vasa very pleasant AZ
fair.
II. q. BERRY .. putting some new clap
boards on hi hnuse.
Nj. stephen Richards Il suffering from
an attack II dlphiheria.
School In W. taught by Miss Gcorg-
Ia Akers clo.c. this week.
y. \ Perkins l. 90 teach at Esst An
dover this winter.
Frank CLARK. ~ Fast Nndovrr. Who
cold al. farm lat spring ,o Charles Kart.
lctt ~ lIsnovrr. sold hi stock and
houssholi gcol. ~ auction "wednesday
~ this week
frci ". Eston aud wife from Win
thrup arr visiting friends herv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rloNos FROM MANY oess.



q. J. Ilapgood's storr on Main stree
Nss eniered "Wednesday night by bur
sitrs AMI g0c,ls O. the amount ~ sl0
taken, cousisting ~ guns. cartridge.
knives, stockings. &c.
W. Scett wight clo.,~l a sncc...fu
term ~ singing school at Bethel with !
grand convert saturday evening In m,
VI. y. church.
Hastings hrutilcr. are sending .prac,
pulp Sood from Beihel station.
y. \. lhursion l. sending from Bethel
Stallion nielasses shook for the Me-,
insiis market.
The q. 4. u. arv making impro,s-
mruls ou their grounds near the station.
james llo,is,ion h,s moved into the
'hapulan rsut GA Main street.
W. l.. whitney, ~ the firm ~ Whit.
neY hruthers, marble workers, Bethel.
has taken nj. nev bride into hi elegant
residence ou Railroad Strcet.
'harlrs lAourlass has novel into hi
nee houss On Elm Strcct.
The heihel chair Company arr driven
siih order. sni run their factories until
9rN
fhcrr VIII not D. ~ much numbering
about ihc hkes asusaal the coming Win.
Tor.
hrusssls sop mo ro.lnl has sprung
into Popularity almost Ia day. r.. 4.
Rowe l. having a large saie ~ h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
Ru.goRp CENTRE

Mr.. Augustus knight sustained quite
.eSrr- lnlurie. while assisting In sawing
q little lumber az Wymsn's MILL, Ia Peru
The cant dog slipped throwing VIZ.
Knight backward striking upon hls head.
H. Ma picked up unconscious. lie u
till confined to his house, bat l. Ia hope
o. he out la a few day.
The farmers arr anxious for saturday,
oct. .. 20 comc ~ Mr. II. =. webb will
settle for the corn. We might also adj
that the store keepers are Ia hoPe. 10
wear a smiling couuicnancc soon after
Narls.
Mr.. Henry Abboit, our tax collector
viii settle The small hllls against the
town, a. I,umfpris esteemed treasurer.
4. ". kimhall l. It'll confined hy sick
nr... w hope a. zee him among "a
soon.
Mr.. geo. Cote has moved his family
into 4. II. Abboit's house. George r.
Gently revived prc.eni ~ gold watch
from hi employer. Waldo rctiengill' Tor
faithful work.