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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
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The two Youngest daughters 81 SAM
mel TlWru ar ou ths sick llst.
-,l,..f.r cole has .nli HI farm 10
simeon Tlrr. ami l. nov booking atnu'
80 .o.fi..r. Price received, siah VT.
F.rrI /. Mr.. gsusom Coles oldest -"u
~. f,.r,n.r husband. Her Youngest
.an. p. ". Fau, l. siill Ia the 10, l', pa.
Ar Augusta. sloNly wearing out WIN M
.suitv. bat still believes that sotnr one i
drugring him.
H. o,her dav NeWel Illcks loaded a
,un Ina th, Kitchen. and While letting INC
1,mmer down on % the cap, hi hngrr,
.iIpr..l OF. anil a hole through The h"or
f, i.,tie larger than the mufElc ~ the gun
\. ~. r,..ult. Nobody hurt, bat qu'te a
,uu,t.r .nmeNhat scarei.
m. i..i number ~ the World giNes
.t....rlt.fIon ~ Mr. Maybricks prison
Uf,. accompanied by her piciurr. 10y
81 williams were hung Aug. -, -,
,.bi,h "a. nv birth day; and " she hti
-, executed a. she was senicnccl 20
-. n Woul have been CA my S9th blrth
49,, ma would have been somewhat
singular coincidence; bat inc ~ 80
t.nrs uas commu'e,i Ca impflsoh'i'' ~,
lie. the whole thing i perhaps 'i"'P''
worth mentioning. ..., L.,
very perfect rainbow va. 80. 49,, -
Tri,sy just before sunset, anu anu''',,
s,turlay. bat 30 early In IN, ai',i, .,'','
m. ar dh not extend upNard w''' '''''
leu dsgrvsss. ,,,,,.,r,,,.l
ne book % Nature i now 'll -','.....'
v ith pretty chromo-lihogt.Pn s,iI,,n,
t.t....t ~ ealar. are not 80 tfilllAhi
- from the fact that Jack fr"''
a.. ,sfg... to Do M. part II the worA.
"a a. to-day. oct. 1, therc Ia. been "a. n''
\. ,hssr uarts. which i very an,
n.,,i bgt works In nicely BY way ol
S,S,stv. Bur lsnt the Earth ge'''n 7.
,Sosbsr good soaking OUT oct. J. ~ y
$3.50 sNav Yesterday afternoon, ,hs
mo.sn .hone In the evening, ana ,o- LA.
\. raining again; rather an uhlA''''
80 lime thu. FAR for the cattle SHOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08


No frr.i yct ct. ?. 10 not rrcollcct
a fsll 80 FIRE from fro-; Tor many years.
lu $50. the iir.t frnst Nas on the night ~
ovt. Eth. Everything l. ripe.
The leave. have put GA their autumn
hue and arr diving ~ old agv.
\ gr.st war for sgusshc.. The Weld
l. Vrry great Ia thi. lmme,iatc vicinity.
The hears arr stlll after the sheep, the
tracks NJ the Que that i raiding the pas
turc. and orchard. In Mason, show him
o. D. a biz one.
n Ilutchins l. suffering badly frum
"a seNcrr rheumatic. attack. lie seems
better however.
Mr.. Cvrrue =. llsan has returned Ca
her dutir. AZ Matron al Lancaster, Mas.
=. q. Bean has hsrn tearing down hi
,himnrys aud rebuilding them, alec
making improvements on his house.
The Metho,list circle Was AZ Mr.. y.
NJ. TYLER. last week. There wasa large
atfrn hucr.
Hilton VI Nllistsr. Esq.. ~ Stoneham.
Was Ia town hooking after the Warren
auN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
WEST SUMNER

Rev. u. D. Cochrane preached a the
Rapilsi rhurCh thr flth all. Tor the last
time l-eforr commencing HI nov pastor
sir m lisllosell. ct. san. WHERE h. has
re,viss,i a very catering call. rrmovlnr
his family m ahuui a month. b. tells "a
While ~ are glad Zoe him. h. viii D..
greatly inissr,l among a..
ths \ oung Peoples >ocisiy - chris
thn En.leasor elected =. y. BERRY a.
ihelr delegate o. thr Bath convention
lat se~k, sho gaV" them glowing ac-
cuunt - What b. saw and heard while
thrrv, az their sunday es.ning meeting
The \ 4. :. q. =. soclahle VA held a.
ua,h Nndrvws' the nth alt.
Mr.. 1. =. Gurnry - LYNN. Mass.
came to 81, her sister. Mr.. Wallace RS-
rr-nn. ueceuflv. returning a. t.vnn. ac-
cumpanhsi hv Mr.. a.. M. "a Inst. think
Ing The change NAV proV- beneficial.
Mlss lila NndrrNs. az !. !. Ahhott's.
aas summoned o. hrr hume No cam
hri.ice, the toth. hocau.e - sickness IN
hef family
l.. e. Hove snd Wife started for Cor-
lan, Ne. uu Moniav intsniing o. reach
enftuu the last 20 ths prc-ent week.
". =. trummett and vpung son. ~
Norway. spent The sabbath With NJ. 60
mother. Mr. Eversan.
NJ. n. m Risi-nr 20 Camden and Mr..
iieaid. v iios - the late umothy Head.
90 iinroin. have Waited ~ John llcald's
and oihrr relative in toen rvC-utlN.
NJ Nathaniel Warren. n ~ioughinn.
Mass.. returned to his homo The 80.
Miss Lena Turll ~ taris. .. working
af Dr. Nsi,ss's for fsN se-ks.
NJ q. NJ ~uuil.ug q. Improving.
~rrrV eeathrr fnr countV fair, viih
man1 disappointed ones. though Some
lrr ln afienlanrv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
sonrA MoOpsrOck.


The funeral service. ~ Miss Rnhir
whitman, agvd Is. daughter ~ l.cuben
Whitman. were held to-day AZ the house
~ Hiram Bacon.
The annual reunion 81 Co. =, 9th Me.
Volunteers. was held AZ West sumner
last Thursday. the 2ith ~ september
Twelve ~ The surviving member. ~ That
company and one ~ Go. 4. sth Maine
Volunteers Werv prvssnt With their
families. Although the day was rainy.
every Que prrseut SEEMED to feel well
pad for the .acfifcc Ia coming, some 81
them having come over twenty miles.
After the social greeting which the
veterans especially cnioy tables ~cre
spread loaded with the good thing. ~
life. After all had beautifully supplied
the wants ~ nature the meeting WAs
called to order by comrade VIM. q. Ab-
l.ott. Vice President. and the following
officer. werr elected for the coming
year:
Frr.lisui. wm. q. Abl-pti.
Vios rryslisni.. 4. q. farin AMI 'e-sph
ssSr,ssry. ' l.. wyiaan.
Treasured. lsAar ltsnney.
Voted to meet ~ the residence 81
comrade 4. q. Parlin next wear ON
the twentieth 81 September u being
the anniversary ~ the muster In Of the
9th Maine Regiment. Voted that com
rade \. a.. parlin aud wife b. a com
mite. II arrangement. for next year.
After the election ~ officers the time
Was occupied In short speeches and
.hort .torie. ~ the times that trie'l
mems souls. Much regret was manifest
81 Al the absence 81 comrade g.. ".
Rverson who has AWAY. been president
~ the association bat Who could not be
present on account ~ sickness. Nd
iourned Ia eat beans with \. e.. Parlin
aud wife next year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

~ b. er,sn-. uho diced sf iaris
U. U.f I f~.I. ans fnru iu thr tnvu
.fE.... O,I Do f~ti. In ing hol.r.
rat.I N. .InI uufII u.nr wears nf age.
r. ,-.n..I t,n.hiuE sUhnnl uhru
...rr.. Nffhr Az 20 turuiY-ihrre
t.ur r...frI al mrmtef 20 the school
.rHr boiling thr pn..i.on eight
r.sr. Al. fHr aer 90 teruft -fuur D.
ua. ..f.I IHeu .irrk. serving srtrn
ra... Ia. ware later D. began srrtirr
ID ID. H..r. Uf sf'rtfmrn. holding che
r..- ..fI wars. during fnur 30 uhI.h
boo. .HI.HnIn Hf fhr isnarI. IT, sns
......aI u.f.es of thr Iracr under
nrf rIrH-.r.. srving furuit -'lnr
rr.-.
n. ...t W. srrtur moved uu o. a.
tH rtu Co., bold thr ufiIcr 90 tns u
.-.....rr .f I.rl $3.50 trars. tnd s'rNr'l
I. H..r. 10 .rIr.fmrn thrrr suc,rs-
.t. r.rs o. eas secretary ~ che
E.t Ntf.rI Nrr.u.tunl 81, .sty t-rlte
......I. It.rs
#. ..-. Wr Hrurur vas lhn.ru glsirr
of .ar.. fr uNfri tuuuft, and hr.d
Or fa. wears. llr sas "a pruml-
H..| .''.I.N.N
f-r En-. rca..uf.nr. holding rrnmInrui
r..... ari aIeat. iuterv-irsi iu IT,
.a.r.. s.. .frr.iv.
49, Urrur aas man 20 Industry,
a..I and Co., sirirfr.f Integrity.
on. ...tr. f.fhfui sifr. feu ."us uue
t-.fI.r ...I .rf ...frr. fhr un.N ours rt-
ul.He 90 fam.It q fnuro.u. together
a.ta .r-. HrU'r ~ frlruis uhn vul
r.- r.r. Co., .... 20 klnl hls'ani
lrIt owing father ani frl~ni
o. funeral ens heI ai thr hapiist
...H SUNDAY arfrnH-ln. attended, hN
Ef 49, ono uf south Paris. Paris
nn.e. eas .n affru.ianrr Iu r. l-stiN, aus
rfrf .. ftr burial .srsirr of che ORDER
t-...I fH- .t.Art .u thr church, AZ thc
vrf'.r as. f.-. uufa,or,hir tu allow 90
.r- .frfamr.l af the rratv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
allcxrtetn


Mr.. aud Mr.. Jane. Harlow have the
sympathy ~ friends In the loss Of their
Infant ION during the past week. Of
cholera lnfantum.
William &. Spauldlng aud wife ~
'afihou, made fying vlslt here on their
return from New York last week.
VIM. Wood l. quite M at his homr. not
being able Ia leave the house.
Joun Lewis Chllds of rlorai,N. v, va.
In town Friday.
Mr.. Mary BREWER ~ Portland. l. the
guest of her sister. Mr.. q. \. allen.
Mr.. Charlie. Forster ~ Portland, l.
spending a few days In town. She l. AZ
the huckheld House.
The ingnhams returned to Massa-
chusetts saturday.
liorse seems Ia h. king In Maine slncc
The grvat stallion ncc, Nelson aud
bahy Dean colts commanding cNiraya-
can't price,. persons having colts after
either ~ them think they can sec the
star In The daytime; terrr ilrma how
ever vii hc reached In due time hy the
mAiority ~ them Colt craze some call
u. In lsH u Nas land crsFe, and later
some rrmcmh.r the mine craze having
bought the experience.
No more resin Ia mine please.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
WEST PARIS.

Enoch whlitemore ~ rayctte, Me-, u In
town. Mr.. whittcmore was for number
~ year. q resident ~ this place hi- oc-
cupation being "fhe Village Hack
smith"
The West Paris Manufacturing Co.,
shut down Friday aud saturday on ac-
count ~ the County Fair. This compa-
ny u making a sample chair to be- sent
to the committee Who arr Ia furnish the
new senate chamber.
school did not keep Friday ON account
~ the fair.
The Pioneer Chair Company are run
ming evenings. They have large ORDER
for chairs In the white from a New York
house.
There l. To- D. crazy supper anu
literary entertainment IN Centennial Hall
two weeks from next "wednesday even
Ing will give further particulars next
week.
:. 4. Curtis Of south Woodstock, has
started a milk route In this place; he de
llycrs Al night.
Mlss Mary Henson. age ~, dissi At her
nicce's Mrs. Steycns) home IN Trap
Corner. Last SUNDAY.
Mi.s I,uhie whitman Who was report
III last week a. being very sick. passe'i
away io her home aboye Monday noon /;
she was fifteen wears ~ age. l'uhle was
a nice. pleasant and capable girl, loved
aud respected hy all Who knew her.
Number ~ members addel Ia West
Paris grange during quarter ending sept
90are 4. whole number ~ members NJ
present. II. The County Pomona
Grange l. % hold It. next meeting with
ihis grange Oct. 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
NDUTH PARIS

Nau TIlra LEI g. saia.ritr.I "a. ssyut
.I.I ri frf is.r...-.raf m -..'.in i-afts
FL ar-.a sII 's arFrr, .si'.i hf ~
.... go. .fr.r usf.r.i tsaa.-rsi az 90
FL. lr.s .trrr. uil FfIess hssA
saturday r.cif close. the fair Tho
a.. ..- .f Co. srrk vas "a gvnrral holt
eaI N..f every urr from thr village
af" .hr h.r and mauv rutrriainod
f-.... f..u a DISTANCE si.lfiue thl. an-
r.a. Festival Nrs arquaiufaucss arr
300 900 nur. rrufwr,i. We have
l...". t. .s.a foraarl tn this week as
'.. NM. p.-iaufr.f 20 thr year. lhe
Ar-a. 900 Paris house have h~rn
rfac sfh sur.fs. Cumming.
tri .'.I.r. barge. have iern ou hand
u"IrI.r people tn ani from the
hI atH Dau contributed 90
m. .f. f..r ts uIl Del srru Pa the ~
f 1rs. cave " n Wheeler. n
at.. ffrH f everything there. Esi-
tIuc. arr going to suf him-
Nt musical Instruments h. un-
-.aa.. arcr o. d. thr oldest and
s. liable dealer ll thr cuuniV. our
ur.E..f. .bHari specimens ~ mff-
" . .tar. 10 attention.
Eaa -.u auI family and Mr.. :.
l lr.tu errr 40 their mothers lat
a...
Bailey Na.ou. a. former cmployc in
'..'.~i aefary. nov ~ >ouih Boston
Fr ..r tIhgv
rU.bury ~ Garland, Sho
H.rarI Or John Cumming -~seral
sears. D.. .l toeu.
tA.F..fml.tef stone l. suffering from
hsHirr. ..I
brrrl' tsirphone oficc was the rvsori
~ ..f ir..p'r. - the national game
>hlriaf evening. IA. the pennaui Sould
trIri hY the game ~ the daN
"hra fhe nrss came that NcS York
.ii r.'t.n-i the champiouship :. =.
ui'- as the hsppir.t mao Ia The
Ur.aH
N-' Theodore rhaYer 8. entertaining
.-l'.u. Mi.s Nah. frum bbidefurd.
f ~hurtirf saYs Mt. Miss ialgr
having arg amount - sick,i-ss.
h. stuart and 4. n. Jackson Ten
.lrr snrk in Nork County % come
--lr 'o the fair.
''AN " NINlAlAN - AANtA- NAtl
l'. made nu his house.
Rev D. \ Bean. "a West Paris. Nui
l.tash at the Methodist church next
>lllaT
Regular meeting u Pari. Grange next
>lfurav.
Ao'i 10 the persons Who were injured
50
lhs'ie rhaver has moved into hi-
,,.a..r,-one ~ che he.f in the count '
~. l.. arg anil Increasing business.
No. ~. Porter slll D. busy the rest oi
~ ia.l. ~ has formed partnership
Hh I. :. Mcdonald. LennoNville. L.
z io hauile spples and other mervhan-
w. Ihry pay - pr barrel for No. Il
81 II. - fur No. -.
4 fhayvr did good work for the
irnal through the fair.
~ Postmaster rockingham has a
-isr ant complete stock n horse cloth
= his foot wear stock l. the largest IN
town
>hnson >hurtleff and family visited
US son. \. y. >hurtleh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08


Joseph l. Rand L. grnt sufferer ani
thcrr l. nut much pro.I"ct ~ his rvcoN-
cry NJ. Charlotte = Cummings l.
quite sick.
Mr.. Jane. FLINT l. ut At Ncsry ear
ing Cor her agri father. samuel Eamcs.
Gilhcrt WarlWrll hss obtained a icn-
siuu.
Narun Cummlngs. ~ AnioNcr, Mass,
Formerly "a r..iirnt 81 Alhany. u visit
ing relative. herr. Ill last Nislt "a. IA
wears agn.
NmDs Barker. Ir.. who hts worked Ia
u. \. Cummine.' blacksmith shop. ns
gone tn Buigton to work Tor lrri Riley.
Nshhum Iuikin. 10 North Norway, h
engaged to sork part - IN, time la cum
mIues' shur.
lirfhcri llran. Who has hcen working
frr Nj Maxim. q carpenter, 40 >puih
Pare. has cumr hnme to attend school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
rha'.'i.y Get. ..


baptist. Hsnaui "a. knls.i At Trvnion. y
J., ~ jgmpsng frum high tow~r
Clever th.sys. r,lis,ci SiouH city. Ia
j-wvlier q tli,ou worth q diamonds
II i. announced that the Ns- York iDie
f.B.isnis ~il support liilIs state iickst
Ds-iham. Mas I-oiie arr alaru~i by .
49, lar Tve dogs have l.su kilisi
Considerable dsnagv Vas done by light
ning In SEVERAL towus aruuni llangur, Ne
An aitemJs 90 wr,-k ailrai train In
Arkansas fortunately faii'l ~ ~ puuo-e
4 man At Tar. Breton sAs supis'-si b. l.
th- Balntr,-. Ma niuri~rcr. but pru's-
Mt D. l.,
s-rven I-r-,os ~vrs kilLsi anil forty-thrS
severely injurrl by a railrad accidsn' In
O,uAny
Ia. latest rvturi. iniicats that the rcput'
lrans have carried North AMI S0uth Dakota
AMI Washington
\ DISPATCH frm hcrlin says I've T.r-on'
w,rc drOsns,i In the Rhine. % llss., by the
oag~iIng u q bat
\ railway c,llision mar Naplss resulted In
ths Death q thrr- I.r-nns AMI the injuring
% twenty --syrs other
The Sh0ry Line etpr-~ siruck anil Instantly
kills.i an unknown man Shn va walking IA
the track mar Banfoni. Conn
lev Thomas Grim u Worcesior has
l...n invested sith the insignia q . Doctor
IL divinity AMI q domestic prelaie
Gsorgv Kerr soat Tom r,,ti,t ihrsc srts "a
oD- AZ l>ungwooi, AMI Won The professional
lawn ienn.s championship u the world
Cardinal Gibl,uus has issued pastoral on
the celebraiioa n the icoth anniversary Il
tn Caiholic hierarchy Ina the Units,i State
The coas, q CamI.aehy, In the Gulf Il
Msxico. was devastated by a terrific HURT
cane. over thirty vests t-ing wrcks'i, AM
many livs- lost
The NationAl As-pciAti0no wsolen Manu-
fArturrr. met AZ New York, anil lndor-d the
resolutions relative IA the tariff moiification'
ds,ird which were prOPo-.si by the execa'
tive conmltts-s la Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
soars ALBANY.


Ida VI. Hasslton, cur cNPsils $3.50, an
-, .',,,i teacher. l. now TEACHING ca
st'nIlsr.. Inn. Bethel. and l. 70 '. ~
~, ,.'s ,.in,.r tenn In district No. OF 'n' nv
~. ~. ANY district u fortunate !"
49, 49, h.r .sTyice. a. a teacher.
TAI si.is M. parents this week.
$3.50 A. n circle /. a. meet next lhuI--
.,,h NJ. Hiram Robbins. n cor
5iil invitation 90 all. an. .nt IN
W. s..,,i ~ our Young folks went =.
,v f,Ir to-day. They report u
being the fret day ln.,s ,, :" a., ~ hall h.
aecoaut Of the rain. INC W.
Last" ~. hem 10 the
l.kr. With some Bethel o"y'-
heard Of his success
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n1EORn

Nls. ~.-arle ~ New York, daughter
~ Rev. Nj ~~arlc, pastor ~ The 'ongr~-
gational church herr, l. visiting al pr.
\. l.. llersrys.
w. Au.tlu and family. of raHs, Ncrr
la town saturday.
payi. n. Wood. child dici Friday,
~ept. 18th. "a cholera infanium.
Mr.. Levi. Edwards has gone Tn
Aroo.took Go Nislt her mother.
A. NJ. Manly Peterson was driving {"
the fair uu Thursday hi colt bccame
frightened AMI Mr.. rcterson Was thrown
frun ths cirriagr. breaking hi lex iust
al.o,e the knee. Dr. ller-ey Ma called
o. 80 the hune.
The oxford County Conference of the
Congregational churches will meet here
IA tsfoluer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
LOWELL.

We hear that William iiazeltlne has
.old nj. place AZ the village to VIM. q.
walker. of Fryeburg. aud will move "a
nenmark where he Will run the Holt
mill.
We learn that Mrs. Katie Chandler
Haley, formerly Of this town, u recover
Ing from her recent severe Illness.
Vim. n. Walker raised this year 10
sauashe. weighing from ~ 10 30 lbs
each. We saw i've 81 them which aver
aged seventy pounds each. We hold our
heath for the next one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
rAsr MArrRrnRn

Mr.. Eh.n Andrews. ~ Massachusetts,
made her brother. T.. y. Haskell, a short
visit.
T. q. Tarr and frrl llamlin, ~ North
nriigion. have hcen cunning aboni here
two davs. making the Whittier house
their stopping place.
Edmund AMI John Ilaskell, Horace
Allen AMI Charles York arr Ia sweden
sawing poplar for Mark Perry.
Mr.. l.. y. lIaskcll has hecn spending
a week with her daughter ~ Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

". 90 lIor and eifr and a number ~
othrr.. aifrn.lr,i the c'untt fair 40 faris.
M Bean frum thi. pace has gone
on the eNeur.inn Oh Getty An
tIriam. &C..
NJ. ~usir Bean. from Revere. Macs,
Is sisriur rrailtc. in this place
? e. E.fr. ani vlfr. frun HUsinu.
recently spent srrk ln thi. place.
NJ. lmeernr Bean ruceutlY Nisif~i
frrnis in iltvrmnrr. VI.
Me- tmmt nrnNu has returned to
hrr WORK sf nuIkhrli.
Mr.. = u. Hastings B. visiting Der
daughter. Mr.. ". e. Hove. ln Waltham,
M1ss.
Mr.. Chlis. from raH.. spent ths
sabbath aiih Mr.. =. e. Ferry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rIDIsos FROM MANY Dsss.
RFIAEI


=, hies.ay, The 1t % October. Col. q :
Edwards ~ Bethel. stAriel for C.,t,..
burg The chimney u nj. hou.e hurn.
~ oat Nonslsy snA the hulIilnv. wsr.
''sei nom burning hy prompt action
William y. a J. 4. Shlllings arr p,,.
ming ih''lr spool min At L. fall capacity
on orlers.
Many citlEens % Bethel ylslts,l IN.
cattle sliow snd fair a south Paris.
Large quantities. - spool strips and
doSel. arr isclng shipped from Rethel
Stallion.
-. John llastings AMI Eihs rhoma.
ar hauling their manufactured lumber
irom their Alhsuv land a. the Rs,hsl
station. Tho berlin Mills Co. have the
sale ~ lt In Portland.
'harhss Duuglass has his house ON
Him STREET ready for the plAstercrs.
y. i Aruo has hi house ga Mechanic
>irr't All covered In, and l. putting IN
III windows aud doors.
Iharlrs Merrill and \. y. lIerrlrk have
ieen improving their buildings With a
cuat ~ paint.
Martin ~towell l. putting IN cellar
On klm >irest. preparatory 10 erc,ting =
houss
The chair factory :. driven With orlrrs
AMI run ln the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
FRIDAY oct. q.

rorty t.rsnn, were killsl AMI many --ri.
oa.ly injured by the bursting Of the boilers
Il the stoams, Coroua ga the Mississippi
river.
There wa. an $50 dsfAIcatiOn a, Ea''On
T..
stanford. Conn. celebrated her s;oth an
uivcuAry.
\ $1,000 smb~rIlsment |. reported frOm
New Haven.
The Maine battle monuments at Gettysburg
were deSiicated
BAgglng interest. throughout the country
are Ia form n combination.
The steamer EATnmoe founder-i at IA.
Twenty .thro lives were Lost
Gen. l.. u. Faulkner has b.en found guilty
q wr~oking the Dansyilie, y. Y, NAtiotAl
tank
An explosion % a dynamite charge la the
Calumet and Hecla mine kllei two men and
injured twenty otherN
Jud " sawyer has given decislon sustain.
Ing the condemnation q skins found on ssal.
e.. -,iEet In Bshring Ssa.
The Democrats c0nceis the election q the
Republican congressman In Montana, bui
claim the governor and legislature
There Il a revival q the movement "a
form a league q color~i men 30 prOmot the
interests AMI welfare q the rscs In thu
country.
John Isingston. isyears cid. wa killci
at the II. A. Williams Manufacturing cum
Iany. works In Taunton. Mas. by b~ins
,snght In the shafting.
The annual exhibition Il the Valley fair
Asociation at Brattisboro, VI, elo~.d yes'
tsrdsy. II has been one a the most sue
ce~sful 81 the Kind he'll In the state
King Otto u bavaria 10 In q very bad way
lie h alternately the victim % violent en-
element and nts ~ unconscionnes- LASTING
for hours, and Sometimes he Refuses Ia taks
any fool
Benjamin c. Jones, the only sOn Of the
Chicago millionaire street railway magnate
J. Russell JoDss, has b-san aijudgei inaDs
and submitted 10 the state insane asylum
Dissipation was the cause d the young mani
mental wreck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08

Nounr 4 Mllllken canned soi,"'o cans
~ sWesi corn the prvscnt season' also
is. 90 AZ BroNuteli.
Ir, SeaVc,. ~ fryehurg. u AZ Hiram.
We rrgryi io learn that Mlss R"se D..
Chapman ~ south Hiram. u In poor
health. aud l. obliged O. dcsisi from
teaching At present and rcsi upon her
we'll earned hufrls.
Mr. Gideon burbank, ~ Cape hlifa-
18th. visited his cousin, BENJAMIN bur-
hank. Last week.
October "A aud mo- destructive frosts
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AsDOvCR


Dr. ". W. Barne- l. home from Welch-
Vile for a short time.
There was pleasant and lively 49,
clahlc AZ ~. II. Poot's "Wednesday even
Ing.
quite delegation ~ Nndo,crite- arr
attending the county fair.
Rev. =. ". smith ~ the VI. y. church
exchanged with Rev. g.. II. lIannafotd
last SUNDAY.
Goodlv hshin' this year.
The Merton Bros. from the surplus
arr thrrshing on Ellls River.
"No rOsln" sounds Ike the war cry ~
the king IT Gum Corner.
Amos Campbell u very sick With
fever.
Rumor says that logging will no, b.
carried on a. any eNteui az the lakes tii'
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
RRNAAr,S pnAn

". II. cole l. buying the apples In
this section at sl.0 Ter barrel.
". II. small l. building an addition "a
his stable.
Thirty car loads ~ sweet corn will ~
shipped FROM this station.
Herbert y. cole has been quite sick
for the past ten days.
The mill has bccn shut down the pas,
week.
capt. pcarhorn was quite badly inlur-
~ hy being thrown FROM hi carriage
saturday evening lie will be- condne,l
a. the house Tor several days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
FAST PERU.

william Roberts has moved Into the
stand owned by Geo. Davis, called the
Jones stand.
Thomas Farrar has got through haul
Ing square. aud slab wood and sent his
team home a. Carthage.
Nell DcShon. aud \. \. Eastman are
nj Canton. at work for Z. y. Deshon
setting underplnning for his new stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
CONDENSED NEWS.


The cr,an insurrcction has l..n quellesl
Henri IlsshefortsIaT~r, The lniransigcan,.
l. to l.. pru-cui~i
American officers az Apis since the HURT
cans arv on their way home.
Tieesiais ~ wilkie Collins. which is god
one, gOs- b. an Adopted daughter, rccenily
marri.i
Dr John n Cummings. ones prosperous
Bo.,on dentist, IL In D~ihAm Jail On charge
"a forgery.
A health rvInrt from vers Cruz ~ys there
has not hcn single oa- a yellow fewer
there this YEAR
Amcriean amateurs cap,ur~i almost all
the svcnis ~ thu annual nesting of Canadian
amateur athletes AZ Torunto
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-08
OlcxyllC.

hi. pleasant weather gives farmers a
change 10 harvest their corn and beans.
a number ~ our townsmen are taxing
An the fair at Canton this week.
Herbert Andrews little girl died last
SUNDAY after an illness Of only ten days
N A. hard blow Ia the whole family .
John A. Putnam has taken the root
from the Atkins house and Il putting
on another story.