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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
QraAnwnOd.

The long wished for snow came last
Moudsy Ia the depth OF twelve and hall
inches, followed by q high wind which
blew u into drifts a. usual, leaving som'
of the fields nearly ss bare In pisces - he
fore, amer which came. OF course. the fus
breaking OF roads and shoveling through
The drins. II IL seldom indeed that ~
&c. q snow storm without having 10 pay
for Il In work We are no, nndipg fault,
however, are glad In this case 20 have The
snow. almost NJ any price. 4.
George Aver Was along here last weeh
esnvas.ing for book called "whst the
World Believes" IL contains about 500
p.ges, numerous Illustrations, . large
smount Of Information, and IL really val
liable work.
Las, fall George Was standing on lad
der with some nails In his mouth. shinel'
ing the side OF 9 building. when the ladder
clipped, causing him 10 draw In bis breath
quickly and swallow one Of the nails,
which lodged In the stomsch, causing
rather an unpleasant sensation there. In
about q week he Was taken with violent
az OF snssIipg. one day. which dislodged
the nail and II passed along without, FUR
Their trouble The nail Vas round, sharp
pointed one, which seeounts for ia hitch.
lng by the wsy.
There are now four dwelling houses va
Gated In this school district There 10
growing tendency 10 pail up STAKES and 90
.ome-hsr. else. n the Bsbell,es had
possessed par, OF this Yankee disposi.
,lop there would have been no need OF
ooufouniiug their language
Your Albany correspondent wishes To
know the sx.ct location Of those TOO saw
mills. Cummlngsville. s some call the
new settlement, IL situsied near the south.
wet corner 81 the town. Albany line run.
ming only shor, distance vest OF The MIL
and . large portion Of their birch !. In
that town. Dr. Psctsrd's mill 10 siius,ed
lees than two miles IN the north near TIE
residence OF John Roberts, aud mr'hef
from the town line. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Oxfnrd


A number of the lesiing citizens met os
"wednesday evening 20 discus. the fcssloll
ily of building . public hall. IL IL propos
81 20 raise money by selling shares. An
other meeting l. 10 be held Wednesday
the aO,h.
A Bsnsat Bsil for the parpo.e OF beyins
a violin Cor Charles Weston "a, given a.
Central Hall Saturday evening With sood
attendance.
The tongue OF the school hou'e bell hs'
been sg,in removed II vas foand sever
Al dsv. Afterwards In the snow.
J. X. Chase IL having large run OF oni
ness and L. giving excellent satisfaction
with III. improved process.
Mr.. Dawes has returned from New
Hampshire.
Mump. are all the 60 al welehville.
Another old settler gone y. &. Rich
ard. ~ this place fellei plu- tree ths
other DAY, from which be cut 20 n of logs
running measure. and the top sti OF The
small log w,s inches through aud qait'
. strip OF .hlngle timber beyond. Prob
ABLY II Vas $50 rear. old
A committee has been chosen 10 solci
subscription. and make Arrangements fo'
%. A. u fair for the bentn, OF The +. A
Roberts Post, No. 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
n,ln of IN hind. Us, 81 u
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired FROM praetiee, hav'
ing had placed In his hands by sn Beet lnIis
missionary, the formula of q simple vegetable
r,tnssiy for the speedy ami permanent cure OF
con SUN ption, Bronchitis. CatArrh, Asthma And
All threat and Lung Anvctioos. also a po-NuNe
aud radical cure fOr Nervous peoulJ IN al
S.ryoo. Complaint. after having ts.te.i ia
wonderful curative powers In thousands OF
cases. has felt n his duty 10 make u tno~n Ia
his suffering fellows. ActuAtsi by THIS motive
and q desire Ia relieve human sunerlns, VII
..ud froe OF charge "a all Who desire II, this
r~cips, In German, French OF English. with fnll
direction. fOr preparing sal using. sent by
mail By addressing With stamp, naming THIS
paper. W. A. MONS, lv Powers bloss' hoeh
a.inr- n 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
THE BEAR BRIGADE
RrckAald.

Clarence Fcsisr. Zee. Who has been
vs-y sick Al Rlnbary 10 Ealning ani SAs
a1.s - rits bone lsst FRIDAY.
Kiu wlnslos saws that Buck1eii has
soms goof rosi horse- a. vel ~ troiiers.
TIE wnreu Bampas Mare shich hs owns
irr- hs AT Dr. Cslisell In wagon over
roagh go.ng iorty-slN niles Ia four hoars
Ani riy miuutes This mares produce
from Baby Dean ousht 10 BE- . prem
lum
Dea. David FArrsr reached his sigs'y'
seventh h.rihfay lAsi web lie u nov
ons ~ he smsrtest men 90 oar streets.
Ne ans Mr. Farrr have lived together
'orty-sin years.
Homer y. Case. Esg drives ons OF The
hsnt.omsst ant spcctiest gentleman :
tf.vlug horses that appear on oar streets
Anf Backfsli hAs lots % good oaes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Roxbury.

Mr. Poster IL improving and doing we'll
lie has been very sick with typhoid pnsu'
monls His wife aud bis only nrother are
With him. III. old physician, DR.. Csld'
we'll. OF BuclnslJ, has been 20 see him
once. lie returned last Friday 10 his
home In Buoknsld.
Mrs. Parker Braicen has glrl baby.
II beats ell Lots OF babies aud not =
single boy. Some predIe, . time OF peace
coming. one thing IL SUITE, that " shsre
IL no change the big trees on the hills will
not be cut.
The snow the bcsutifal snowi u has
come ~ last, and plenty OF u, and the tim
bsr viii ~.
10 Adams. Req OF Eu, wilton. vas
10 town last week. lie IL one Of the m any
siieawske farmers OF Franklin County.
Believes In and uses ensllsse, horse pitch
fnfks afr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Grafton.

We hai about one foo, OF snow Monday,
the 2i.t. aud lumosrmsu are happy.
There IL strange disease going the
rounds iu this section. The victims are
taken with . violent hesisehs and sor,
throat and . high fever which cliues 70
them from one 10 nve days. AL OF y. NJ
Browns family have been sick with 10 the
past week.
n. Trssk IL much improved In health
aud be IL daily expected ~ bis logging
camp His teams have drawn three hund
red and nry thousand spruce 10 the river
and has aoOu, Que hundred thousand more
ysrded. lie has the largest crew OF mel
OF any one operating In this town.
A little daughter OF Sewell Pratt, has th'
scarlet fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
East watarford

Sylvia ch,ibourns IL in Lowell, Mass
9. H. Pride traded with Thsyer Broth
ers OF South Paris. not long since, for {
pair OF horses weighing 2IO0 lbs.
Mrs pjsmin Msrston has been very
SICK. bat. We understand IL now some bet
Ter.
samuel Wilson ofrreeport who IL toe
m 10 recover. has decided hls farm. valued
Al 5000 10 his nephew. Charles II. Hoig
don. Of this place. Who II IN care for Mrs
Wilson. NJ. uodgdon thinks some OF
selling his place and moving 10 freeport.
Mrs. Susie Cummings and daughter are
spending part Of The winter a. O. "
Ames.
W. n WALTER IL In town 10 have his
hav pressed and taken 20 MAsssehuseits
II. 4 Allen goes Into the woods this
week as cook FOR Oscar Brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Mopdsy We hsd fourteen inches OF snow
Of Bethel. We have goot shedding and
the lumber teams are Improving H.
Joshus Ssund,as of Waterford IL hal.
Ing 1000 oak shook from his Albany
shops % the Bethel station 10 be taken 10
Portland.
Large quantities OF spool strips aud
hard wood are being hauled TO Bethel
station for shipment.
q. n. Twitchsll IL getting out his lum.
Der FOR shingles for his new house 10 he
built near The slts Of the one burned last
summer.
A large lot OF nice lumber IL being haul.
ed 20 Bethel chair factory.
Mira Small Of lewiston, President Z
womsn's Relief for the department Of
Maine. assisted by Mrs. DR.. Howe Of Lew.
istou, organized = division In Bethel Toes
day evening. composed of twenty charter
members. with Mrs n. W. Ssnborn. Pre-
ideut, and Miss Y y Barnhsm, Vice Pres
lient. Many members OF Brown Post,
q. A. X. were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

The arsi snovstofm ~ the season and
ths road. hsf 20 ~ shovslei some.
James McL,od 4. Al home sick with bil.
iols fever
A. ". Coolefidge sNi Tie misfortune %
burt M. arm while loaiiug some bay.
We understand there 10 IN - Q drains
soon ~ Ne young FOLKS % Upton.
TIE csnksf r..a l. s,ill In town. Their
AZ Bot fsw tha, haven't A,i H.
G. L. ABBOTT 1. haallhg cedar 10 he
mill.
Una
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

A private letter non John Walton,
s1fmsfly % IN. p,.ce. states that ~ hA'
bssn very sscesssfal In California lie
rurs an sHtsnsivs milk rouie In San frsn.
cisco as carries on large ranch fss
niles ron that city. Besides grvsi
rgnbsf % cattle hs las raised sixty eve
co'ts the past year. Mr. walton says that
gran = thrss inches hlgs and The sltss OF
- nosutAins Nrs gresn 9TH grNss. The
f.rrnsr- sre rejoicing ~ ne prospect % .
very pfospsfuus year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Wnnt Rathal.

A little Two year old sou OF A. l.. Whit
nan, OF Grover I'LL. died las, Sanisv from
the EJECT. of Q scsli received the day be-
fore. by falling into . pan OF ho, water
sbout being used by IL mother 10 wash
the door
Horace walker has lately moved from
y. n Grants into Mrs. II. Preuch's house
in Gilesi.
IL IL esiimstsd that there are one thous.
aui cord. OF birch, poplar and ellen wood
10 he hauled from the boz. 80 called. 10
West Bethel.
The foot OF snow that fell las, Monday
gives the lumbsrmen gooi road To haul
on.
wednesday. the 25i. Vas the rrs, time
this winter that roads hal IN be broken.
Mrs. Gene Mills l. Improving 10 health.
The Flat school has closed being Gu,
short again by the measles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Hartford.

Ohi the beautiful snowi
Entertainment at Hartford Centre, Tues
day. the 22i, for the benent OF the hears'
fund.
Last Saturday Lott Keene started to q
10 Buchnsld village, short distance frou
bis house, his wagon sxletree ofok'
throwing him oat with SONS slight ipjur
les. lila horse ran 10 Ezra ksene's
Mrs. Keene, with the courage OF farm
er's wife. rushed out and caught tn
horse and held him while Edwin Howar'
embarrassed him from what Was len o
the wagon.
Alph Ksene has 20, him new ss
cornet.
Berthe Hutchinson plays the violin .
Buekfeld dancing school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
South Bathel.

RI. Virgin has began saving birch ss
his mill
Everybody IL improving the shedding In
hauling wood and timber.
Isaac King while loading timber on .
sled the other day slipped and fell and The
stick Of ,imber he Was carrying fell across
bis legs nearly breaking them. The scarf
eud OF the stick cut quite cash In Ills
knee.
School In District No. "a. taught By
stella 81 Bowksr. OF Woodstock, closed
last Thursday. The term has been sue
cess.
A rsmonstrsnee against the Blaine I'd.
ucational Bill has been circulated throagh
TIE psighborhoot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Andovar.

Mr.. Mary Andres. l. In quite poo'
health.
The CousrsgAiiouL ladies' circle met
Nth Mr. A1d Mrs l. 2. Newton, wetnes'
dsy evening.
IN Bailey zen and dlsloeAiei bis wrist
while getting wool Monday.
stephen y Richards i oae OF The last
20 BE- r,msmbesst ~ Uncle Sam. laielJ
receiving . psnsiou with back pay smouni
ing 20 s.ysBissn hgntrrd dollars. Ne sr'
informed
N3wths snos has CONE The tooogEsr
.nde will b. pa, In sh'pe Tor use. Good
oy % skating parties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
r.ocka'a Mills

Mr. G1ss l. hauling logs Oai OF which
timber /. - be- sawed for Mr. Jordsn's
store.
Mrs. \. X Folsom. formerly The land
lady % the MOant Abram Hotel, has been
stopping tn The place for dss OF two
some oftae musicians OF ms plsee AT.
,hout - orgsuirs q band 10 play for .
skating party =, Bethel next week.
That Which has bseu 80 long looked iof
.nd vita s0 mach esgsrnSss came a. ls,.
About foot % snow covered The groano
In this vicinity On Monday night
The people srr pow Improving The op
portauity Tor doing their logging. Aooe'
seventy. dVe cords % birch have ALREADY
been lan. ed al the mill In this plsee-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
wast Fryeburg.

Nj Thomss Huiehibs Is eObansd 10 The
hoase with . bad cold.
"a waksr Il slowly recovering nom ~
attack OF pneumonis.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. IA Emery are made happy
by the advent OF an expected stranger
he weighed : pounds
The lag breaking entertainment 81 tns
H.rbor FOR the bensnt Of Mr.. wooodoary
An. Methodist minister va- great sue
cess. The net proceeds smounied 70
siOs -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
provpaald

Sunday night ihlrt-sn inches OF snow
fsll much 10 the Satisfaction OF tssmstsr-
AMI Others who have buslness on The road.
Mrs Bet.sy whi,nsy died very suiieply
Tuesday syenlng. sgcd sho1i - years.
she WAS living With her son. Z. v. Whit
nsy, Who kseps the Central House.
Arthur PsndeItsr has retained IRON
North frysbarg aud has gone 70 vors fof
l. r. Giles. sale WORK. lie IL boarding
a. ne Csutral House, asp q Mr.. Hows
from Rochester, y. III.
George Evans. % Bfiigiou. IL making
40 fort n ct music Glass.
All the sick ones are Improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Dickvale.

Mr. Z \. Parker 1. teaching . singing
school 81 Dlekvsle.
Mr.. n. n Lovsloy has losi another good
colt msking three TIA, be has Lost wiihin
,yeAr.
Mrs. A. Burgess. who has been slek
long time IL now able IN at up
The funeral O. Orin Hammond took
place las, Sunday. Rev W. W. Carver on
ci.iiuT. Also ths funeral OF Charles
gosell. A A. Abbot, Officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Dixnald.

The snow storm makes business lively.
for The spool mill
Mrs. samuel white IL Improving.
There Il prospect OF Dlrneld having
electric lights.
The telegraph ofiee has been moved
from Stanley and Bryan,'s store 10 Hsr'
los Block.
W q. Harlow has returned from . visit
10 Paris.
n A Randall. ESQ has arrived home
from nearly weeks work In EN, DIX
aelf.
Charles Hammond lost . nice yesrling
COLI The colt bad only been sick shor,
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Qilaad.

We have hsd ssoa, 10 inches Of snow
AMI business IL booming. To-day. Friday.
Il IL very warm and looks s though We
nay lose some OF the snow.
A you pg man by the name OF wyman,
driving team for J. w. Bennett VA
thrown from load OF birch and broke On
arm Jus, below the elbow one day last
week
John Richardson who has been cooking
in the woods for Burnhsm q Wight. has
gone home with Q cut hand.
Albert Bennett has been drawn a.
Juror for the February term OF court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Lowell.

Mrs. Charles Hsmblen fell on the Ice
las, Monisy night and brok. both bones
OF IN. leg last above the ankle.
Tn. teams are busy since the coming OF
the snow.
Mr.. u. G. Andrews IL stopping In town
lie caught nne brook trout the other day
10 inches In length.
william q. Martin IL ., home tbs win
ter.
DIR. wilbur O. Martin who IL practising
1T Madison, ". H.. Is In town.
Miss Edith NJ. Stssrns has rnished hei
school a, Bolsier's Mills and returned
home.
Bl.pehe Russell and Mabel Stssrns q
10 Nor III Bridgton this term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Rnnford

Poor slelghiag takes the place % good
Wheelng Anything f0r change II agree
able.
The team. are stArtlug for The woods.
Twelve horses passed throagh this plsee
on their way ~ the lake regions.
The yAfdsrs have beesn 10 laek-no one
slck. 10 Que deaf and no accidents u
chruuici~.
Ab0ui The usual Amouni OF grocery s'ors
gossip Asshsd up with sp~culAtions A. u
shat IN rect 81 the ~iut@r will be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Dixaald Cen,re.

M,rdsvills IIolmsn 10 teaching sehoo
In the town % Weld.
Emerson waite aud family are Wishing
AZ Livermore Falls.
youpg lady from Paris has concluded
20 MAKE mi. plscs her home - life partner
With willis wslts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amsss Holman are going
20 spend The winter 81 Weld with ihel'
son
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
North Buckaeld.

Tas long looked for snow has come snd
With u very much colder weather.
TIE WOOD aad iamosr teams begin n
move on oar streets and The business oct
look sssm. very much brighter.
Lumhsr hegius % come In 20 Head
Bros NIL and - can nos bear TIE vel
cone hum 90 The OLD board sas.
Kate Warren Who sss Ohllget ~ give
up her school on acc )ont % sickness 70
very much better.
TIE measles are drag oui Ia oar vlelni'
". Alton and Caarie- Damon are me
oulv ones Who have them ., this writing
A W. Spaaltipg l. storing Ice Tor bis
Creamery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Peru.

Mrs u. W. Liant. OF falmouth. has been
In town visiting friends.
The loug looked for snow has come ana
the tesmstsr- are Improving u.
A.B walker has gone back 10 his 100
OF hauling wood for nj. brother.
II y. Silllmsn has swsprei his Jersey
boil With q Mr.. Lane, OF Ramfori, Tor .
pair ofyssrling steers.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met with
Mrs Lizzie WALKER on the i6ih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
North Paris.

Rev. JE cochrsbs 10 TO supply the
B,ptls, church az this place for shofs
line. lie win live ., North Paris for tns
n,,..u,. having q rent st A. J. Aoootfs
F.rmsrs are now very busy craving
wood. Ice. etc. .,,.
give two horse teams vent by tbs
morulnr for The camp az Marble loster.
TIE Robins sisters have gone 70 hsofon
% worn IN ne Trustee Hoase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Sweden .

Those from Sweden attending the win.
ter term OF school at North Bridgton are
Mary A. and Alice L. Perry, Minnie l..
Saunders, Frank w. Evans. Jesse and
Waiter Ridlou and Charles X. Locklin-
DIR. G. L. Pike, OF Norway. Was 10 town
last week.
Minnie Nevers IL Of home. She hes
been At Bridgtou Center for some time.
A band socisble and dance has been sp'
pointed q. the Town Hall, Saturday even
Ing, February "a.
A good time IL anticipated Of the DO,
festival the 2<th Inst o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Bryant's Pond.

A Ro.s intend. 10 rvballi on the
spo, where hls baililngs were recently
burned.
George n B,r.,o~ 10 b1lliins . camp
on Carries isle.
Arthur Fsrilnsnd OF Boston. 10 stopping
a. Lake-ids Cottage.
Christopher Lake comm,hdsry elected
oiiicsrs last week.
The eomnos l. . bssy place slues snow
cane
Rev. l. n Tabor Is 9alts sick with sci.
attic rheumatism
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Norway Lake.

Charlie. Sswh.ll has 90, an increase Of
psnsiOn- 49,
% pusumouiA
\ A S,svens has besn mailing surys,
~ timber land In Oxford for Eosn fotte'
wOodbury stanton and others
cB Cummings hss commenced 70 hsa
bis pine 20 TIE lake.
Howard Rove. sou Of X. NJ Rowe VINO
IA. been very sick 10 some better.
unels simon Stsvsss Who IL the oldes
man IN town, being past ninety years o
,gs- has hsd qalts an III turn lately.
@ A Stevens arrived home from Bostof
Wsanestay night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Byron

Jo,h,m shaw 20; biz on the head by .
falling tree aud cut cash In his head and
lamed bis psck 80 be 10 ~ home.
Charles PcArc IL Al home laid up with q
cut on the knes cap.
wilson brown IL 90 The sick list, also
Mrs. Hiram Richards They are attend
81 BY Dr Proctor.
Mr.. W A Knapp ADD wife have been
visliing Mrs.. Kaspp's mother, Mrs. Irene
SHAW She has been sick long time and
Il quite low but TIE doctor thinks she ~lll
live Qal,s while uuless soms,hing pew
takes her away.
Born 70 The wife OF ob,d Wilson .
daughter. Jan Sih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Eaat Bethel. =

Everybody In sessral was cor once glad
% see . good snow storm.
A number In this place have been cut.
ting birch. poplar, etc and are nov ready
IN draw IL 10 the mill.
G. Q Klmball Vas home from ullesi
over Sunday.
W. v. brown and Charlie swan with
their teams have gone to Waterford 70
work.
Mr. and Mr.. II. A. Packard held their
reception Mouiay evening. January ?ist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
East Rrownnald.

The hearts ofihe lanSsrmsn are rsjple.
Ing
NJ and Mr.. L X Giles have been In
Boston this week, called there by the death
% relative
Ms. Addis All.ri 4. al hone. Her
sixth tern OF school ~ Eas, Hiram closed
on the 18Th.
Ms. Helen Gsichell confines. about The
sane. somr days letter and then poorly
again.
Mr.. Colby has received news % The
death 10 Boston. % diphtheria OF bis
grabison. only child Of Oren aud Glars
Allen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Dannark.

L. n and George A. smith are cutting Z
10, OF pine timber 81 the head OF Moose
Pond lower bay AMI drawing 10 10 th'
mill. here TO be used In the manufacture
OF corn boxes.
Augu.iine Ingalls, has eommsueed hsul.
ing .hook IN the Maine Central Railroad
10 be sent ~ Portland.
W. 10 freeman, who has been eisrkins
fOr ID. 4 Lord IL done.
q. " ssnborn. who has been engaged
In the manufacture OF clothing for some
years. IL closing up business and intends
20 leave tosu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Canton.
Bu.lues. l. booming.

HurIht<f 70 HTOHIuEs
The Lsdies' Social Circle will NEE, 9Th
Mrs Daniel Blsbee. Saturday evening
February "a.
The next Ualversallst Circle win meet
with Mrs.. WIN. bailey. February Tth.
Miss FLORA Mitchell. OF the Lewiston
0srette, IL taking . vscs,ion q, her home
In this place.
LIS, Tharsisy evening about uins
o'clock In the evening. Gre vas discover
ed In ID T.. foye's house. But II had go,
so well underway before being noticed
that the bulldlng could not be saved. It's
understood the IRE csugh, from lantern.
Insurance eco0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Fryeburg Centre.

Ell wLtsrl. very sick also rhous
Holt
I suppose snow IL with you - Well a.
with us IL makes business very brisk
with The lambermen. All go with q rush
Good men wanted 10 work Ia The woods
more than We have In this Vicinity.
The school teacher sni scholars bad an
exhibition and spelling school a. fryebufg
Center Had . very good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
NaWrY.

Snow has come At last, where,t the
hearts Of the lumoermen are grettly re-
joleed
Another case OF searle, fever At NORTH
Newry.
The steam mills will now be starting MP
There IL good deal Of timber cut and
waiting Ia the woods 10 be hauled. Nor
snow IL silll needed for rough shedding.
The Rev. Nj Davis preached last Sun
day, the nrs, time for several weeks. lie
has quite recovered from his recent I'LL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
A Isw l.aInisT..

The rscsut statistic, ofthe numbsr Of deaths ,hos
that he large majority die 18th ooosumpuch. M.
disease nav commsnce sith an Apparently harmless
oough uhlch b. curvd Instantly ~ htmps bNsen'
lsve AL core all cases. frics Sy. And VI. lnAi
sire ires. for sale BY al druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

A J Psnlsy. % SOuta Paris. vss 81 The
mn Thurstsy with eis zoe tvOyear-oli
cot by lncs. 800 OF Constellation. Tbs
cot took drst premium f0r nest tsO-year'
90. A. ne Couniy Pair last Fall lie l. ~
Asrisone coli % his axe a. Ne have
ever seq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
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The recent snow storm has Sc, team. 10
vork In earnest
II X AMI u. Y Ke-ne have parch Vei
another horse 20 pu, In their team They
are now running seven horses.
Mrs. : II Brstbury IL stopping for =
shnft time a. We.t n.th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29
Obs 0xtoro usn,uerat.
on THE HILL. "
DIRECTORY.

80 R.rfIsf Ckaryh freschlng service every
--.i.r = II a.. -anisT ~chcci = n y. sAhhsih
1900 ~srvics 81 - '. q Prayer Nestings.
Tfars.isr Eteu.nEs ufF.s.
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Pr~s-h.ns ssrvtfs even suntsy a. N IA. sAtosth
~rhnol Il IA.
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For pain Of all kinds use D. !. R.
One OF Many.

vIcres. ". Y. Feb. lat. 1851.
Mr. q. n. Woodward. Dear STR sent ne ! fross
Ksmp's B.lsam, 90. sire. and fee samples. Ger.
t.inly know thai Ksmps Bslssm IL the best selling
ooash Cure. Ihave fhsen other ooash and lang rem.
edss on my shelves. and ksnp's Bas.m sells 10 20
sy III arassiss e bos ssd 81 ss1ps bsstiss fsss.