Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-13
SOUTH PARIS.

thumb and several finger- were badly
crushed. but they hope to save the nm
gcrs.
NsphtAn Mason, Who was popular
livery stable man Tor many years, u now
situated ~ that h can furnish teams AZ
moderate prizes. Mr.. Mason Il an ohllg-
Ing business man and deserving 81 q good
patronage which h. l. nov having.
Chas. a. Elder, Esq., and family, len
for their home thursday. We learn that
Mr.. Elder l. having lucrative law prac-
tice.
Two former teachers % the u. y. !.
and several students are nov puctlcing
Law IN the metropolis ~ New England.
Wallace Cummings % the iIlll, u driV-
Ing a meat cart "a our village.
Prank Jackson has returned frVm Hoe
ton wherr he has been AZ work.
Mr.. y. Mason has 80 Gar recovered
her health a. 20 ~ able 10 r~celve visit
Ors.
John T,nslv has flushed work for
Barnham a Merrill. In whose employ he
has been Cor many YEAR. Mt. Emely
has hal charge II can making here for
several war, and was well hk~i az
foreman aud popular In the village. We
hopc ~ viii conclude b. make his home
herr.
Mr.. VI. 4. Watson and he's daughter,
Estslia Jordan. 10 Chicago. have been
Visiting Al +. I. Whltehead's. Mrs.. Wat
.on l. daughter ~ Anirrw heene. snd,
20 West sumner. Her nrst hushani Vas
". N. jordan II oxford, brother of Mrs..
Whitehead. lIcr second husband Was q.
". Weston. a wealthy rial estate hrOker
~ Chicago. Her prcsent husband, ". y
Watson, l. treasurer ~ rich mining
COMPANY IN Honduras, Central America.
Thee MINI. werr worked more than two
hundrs,i vcars sgp by the Spanianis, bat
80 imperfect was their machinery that
ths refuse Yields a large quantity ~
gold. Mr. Watson was a companion 81
President Lincoln while h. lived al
Springfield.
:. y. Davis has hc.n out ~ the sle,i
factory few days on accouni 81 an ac-
cidsui laming him badly.
Two hundr,,i aud forty-tSo Republic
can patrons % south Parts fosiofiice AZ
ssmbled IN odd T~llo~s Hall Al =. NJ.
saturday, to choose a candidate Tor post
master. y. n. Bolster. chairman 81 the
Repuhlican ToNn Committee, oallei TIE
meeting a. order aud called Capt. ". y.
Bolster Ia the chair. Prof. 4. \. Eecord
wAs made secretary. Zach applicant
selected one % hls constituents 10 serNe
on . committee ~ i've. a. rcccive, sort
and count votes. also "a decide Who Nas
euttis~i o. vote under the call.
u. williams nominated Judge VIII
son. ". =. Wh-sler nominated Z. W.
Rowker. q. 4. Pratt nominated charles
Edwards, \. 4. 4. Ming named II. y.
True aud FRANKLIN Maxim named III. \.
Fuller. ne voting commenced good
naturally, zach voter working earnestly
for the man ~ preferred. fherv was no
choice until the sixth ballot. When u was
found that Franklin Maxim had 10 and
that a.. 4. Pratt had l0> ballots. Nj.
Maxim VA declared The nominee ~ the
caucus. The chairman and sccrriart
usrr instructed a. notify Representative
pingley ofths action - the caucus. Nd
burned .lne de.
Quite a number have gone Ia Poland
Camp grounds aud many more vii ="
this Wvek.
Mr.. &C swift returned 10 Mime
af-iiis lat Saturday.
Don't forget the excursion iuc-day,
MI Mica !. alway. surv ~ hrsi clas.
straps ~ o. Froihinghams.
IN. King vill TAX hi tne Jersey
herd o. Baugur aud LEWISTON 90 The fair.
aud we hops they viii bring home The
ribbons
y. \. TAYLOR has commenced rvpairing
his stand and ~ expect o. so quite
chang Ia u. appearance.
H. ke.pers rvIort l'oor honey YEAR
Rusiuss. hrisk AZ the Andrews sud
I'ari. house.
H.F. Cushmap take. In aud weighs tho
cucumhsrs az the depot. fhis l. getting
o. D. quite an industry.
Read =. y >hurtlef's AL 20 the ccle-
hrtted grease eradicator.
Gen. D,.olry has PLAYED several game
~ ball with the LEWISTON club the pat
week
4 hig hass hall tournament l. sdVer-
tlss,l GA the Fair Gruunds o. D. PLAYED
THURSDAY. Aug IS I'riF-s offered arr
SO and 80 t.ofham. oxford. Bridg-
ton and Mechanics arr the competing
clubs. Fir.i game o. D. called AZ 10 A.
n, second game ! .1or ". Admission'
furvnoon rs crnts; afternoon, -, LADIES
ii. Children aud teams l0cenis.
We arr pleased a. ind that I. j. White
had. Esq.. l. improving In health and !.
writing soms very Interesting descrip-
tions 20 nots,l battle helds that d. has
Visited.
Mr.. a.. ". Beut .. rvady 'os bu.lncss
No her new siore.
Mr.. Clara Howard has several cords
% hard vool lifted for M. stove Tor
ale. Shs intend. o. move % BrunsNick
In a feS weeks.
The conc,rt given BY the SHEPPARD
Family vas eNcrllsnt.
Dr. r.. n. Holden umpire. the games
AZ the tournament Thursday.
The marrisSi men warmed the boys 81
single men IN a game Thursday, NJ the
Perry feld. >corv. Isle. II was PLAYED
Tor an IL was worth. Prof. e. \. Black,
umpirrd.
Everybody Who saW the game Tues-
day. between the Giants ~ Parts and
Norway was highly pleased aud those
who dhint. missed one 20 the most In
tervsting exhibitions ~ the national
game. he word had gone oui that our
Norway nsighhors had ball made for
the ocgasion. aud Werv In good trim Tor
the game. n proved a drawing card
~ nearly SIS was taken ladies werr adj
mittcd frce. Al hrst Il lookei a. though
the fat Norwegian. we're going 10 have a
frre supper a. they Nere PLAYING big ball
and the scOrv Wa nrarly > 90 l In their
favor But oar big bows Werr Just get
ting underway and when cur lIerculean
battery got we'll O. work the TAT men 81
Norway Was poNerless to hat. To ~
through the game would take too much
time. We will sav that :. y. Bdggs i
a .tar heavy weight base hallist, a. hs
FELT Indignant When reminded that hall
~ the game wss all h. ought 10 play.
H. answered a am a. fre.h a. daisy,
aud hall play the nine innings" He
did without an error making : scores
and 8 base HIT. Scorr y to 10 Ina favor
II south Paris.
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80
This bird crows for the champion
heavy weight base ball player Of the
world, :. ,. BTiggs.