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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-17

ewere upon the edge of the great storm
Wednesday of last week-had a stiff blow,
but no damage Chariestown is greatly
blessed in location-comparatiyely free from
destructive winds, almost absolutely exempt
from epidemics. and our rivers seldom food
their course. tn all these particulars we
have great cause for thankiulness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-17
The Perfection

OF the age i'm the medical line is the liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs manufactured
only by the California Fig Syrup Company.
San Francisco, Cal. 1t is agreeable to the
taste. acceptable to the stomach, harmless
in its nature, painless yet prompt and
thorough in its action. G. Frank Jones.
Pride of the West Cotton 14c-our price for
a few days only &C. HiRscHNANs.
We are going TO play havoc with the balance
of our stock of Mems and Boys Oyercoats.-
Every Overcoat in our house will be offered at
such a ridiculous low price as to insure its in-
mediate sale. ). ID. HIRscHNAN * Co.
Mems Double-breasted Melton Overcoats re-
duced to $3.50 at HIRscHNAN S.
Mems long Ulsterette OvercOatS with Plush
Cuffs and Collar reduced to S2.35 at
HIRsCHMAN's.
Our stock of Overcoats must be reduced at
any price. Mems 0vercoats reduced to St65 at
HrBscIIMAN's.
Special bargains in Mems Dress Over,oats at
H1RTcHMAN's.
Don't fail to visit the great oyercoat Sale at
HIRscHMAN's.
Il is fearful sight to see a sleigh manu-
fucturer and an ice-dealer meet on street
corner these days and swap sympathy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-17
LIVECAPI9ALIIVESTEDI IN EADSTOCK

we prefer to dispose of the surplus at your
own bid.
This tragic sale will continue for 80 days.
Remember that you have the choice of any
suit or overcoat in the building which is
guarantee that you can he suited. | show
the largest stock of Clothing in the Valley.
My immense Spring stock will arrive
April LIST.
Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-17

Hon. b. d. Gibson. one of the members
of the House from Jefferson county, called
at the Gazette office Yesterday. There Is
something about Mr. Gibson that leads us
% believe that there IS mark of distinction
awaiting him In the future Charleston
Gazette.
Hon. b. d. Gibson was The clerk of the
House Democratic Caucus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-17

Miss Ella Keerl is visiting her sister, Mrs
Z. Boyd Harlan, in Berkeley county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-17
HERE IS A Plc-NlclN PRICES:

Granulated Sugar, Sc. White Sugar 7ic.;
Light Brown Sugar, &C.. Good AGolasses, 35c.;
Black Moasses. DC. Good y o. Molosses, 35c.;
Currants. &c Valencia Raisins l0c or 3 for DC;
LAYER Raisins. l5c.; Citron 2jc.; Rice, &C.:
Choice Green Coffccs, lsc. and zoe, Roasted
Cofiees, zoe. and &c. We buy our
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-17
LOST,

Castor Oil zoe. pit 2 grain Quinine Pills
Zoe. doz., Jamaica Ginger 65c. pint at
G. FRANK JOINS Drug Store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
soUrn sUcsFgLo

Farmer. arr finishing hocing ihls week
Having l. Among the things of the
nsar futurr. t,...,.
M N.th.n had L. take a back ssai M
fh. t,rf.n race. hut .iil maintained his
r,,.,,,tlou a.. trutter. lie trotied a
h.lf iu IL aud a quarter Ia :. hla'A
Nathan Ike hi. .ire l. natural tf".i'i.
"a h.,. ,rnturrd down Ca tast
Hebron and CLEANED thee hems J rank
iIn Pisrr,. 4. the present owner anu .''tn-
utut II tlie Iahef I. Davis farm. MI u
a.. formerly ~ Auhurn, hut NOR" ~
MIL. ~ LYNN. Mas. IL seems % D.
prssti,al energetic Young man anu W
,.r..Ii,t IA. will make sucCessful tafinrf'
Al Monk has he.n master trackman on
IA. railroad "a and ou fur morr thah
t,,.nfy ,.ars. Tho railroad company
D.. u,id Al more than 500, AMI v has
49,, I'M .li,,,.,i through MI. fingers either.
Ezra Marshall has .old ~. h"u',,l' ~
farm aud taken up hi rcsldr'''r WIN H. ~,
.on-ln-aW. ilc~ellyn hecn' near "'''
Minut. ......
Tnnk SAWYER aud family occupy Que
~ VIII Packari's houses.
II. Irish hls traded his frr-,"t, con
Tor /, work hor-e with bang. al AHbur1'
Rirs r,spt-srries arc among the mover
dc. 10 The season.
S.ls,tman Ellls Whitman i agent Tor
a.. D...rinr mowers. We had supp"seu
~. nn.kry. a. near perfection a. any
thing I'M the moving machine nue. nu'
| a., ronfe.s Ellis l. plausible ann con,
/ ,i,rinr t.lkrr. Mr.. Bisbce uses one "'
| -. n,,rhins. ga hi Esst Braneh taful'
A. FAR a. looks ~ NJ Nefr h,Shl,
pl.,.... With the GaEette hors" T'A' a.
ihc city thi. week. ,t. ,,,
U,ad Ieaviit advertise. an aue,l"n l"l
tbe a.. ~ personal property al nv 'a''
r,.ile,,.. on saturday ~ this Ne"N.
IohnnIr Cerrish has rcnied the iiaIt'-
-, p,,,orl rr.hence aud Bonnie boafd'
/ With him. Il, az.
r.. Will Baptist church of pah'i,,.'
y n 4. visiting relatives In town VT
lowell l. = Ion II the late Marx Lowell
- Buckfeld. graduate ~ BoNdoln ,.'-
Ieye AMI for many year, pastor ., q
/ ebn,ch In Lewiston. lie has TOT III
80 .l~teen vears been pastor OF wv
churrh In panville. iii,
Nh, yi.ltIng the city pat up WIN
n,n~. on Main street. lie i g'"'
fellow. 81. ,,...I en-.
Wu.,u shaw i having TN. NreA e',''
LIN. ,,.orrr Snsll aud \. W. sawyer.
NIl-srt shaw l. also haylhg e"p''' '"e
Percy Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
FRYgBUR0.

Mr.. ". u. Brdley has returned from
her winter. visit Ia her aunt AMI u nov
~ home.
M.s Alicr Morgan came from hei
year. teaching In Philadelphia ast week
AMI has l~cn attending commencement
~ Dsrimouth this week.
Mr.. n. y. WoumNood vent a. her
brothers graduation ~ llowioln.
Mr.. ". \. Robinson i AZ her father =
~. Warrcn's.
MI.sII. y. Charles lefi town Tuesday
To- attend Rev. y. \ Wilson's installa-
ton ~ pastor ~ the congregational
church. Andu,er. Macs.
Mr.. Martha Walker aud daughter ar
visiting MR.. Roger. Who has recently
come home from a yi.it az brunswick.
Hon. 4. :. Wiley ~ Dover. Maine, \.
visiting his relative. In the village aud
other parts IT The town.
Mr.. and Mr.. \. u. JENNIE. have ~
turned from ,i.it Ia her daughter In
Water,illc. y. :.
Mr.. Kimhall. mother ~ Mr.. ladd, J.
quite lick with pnrumonla.
Mr. Norman Charlcs has bcrn quii"
lick beat Z. better.
Mi.. Nnna nauuws has a cooking
clas. 81 Young misses.
summer hoarlers are arriving. Mls.
gr,.f - ~. Catherine. Hall, augusta,
AMI friend frum Nova scotia arr 40
MIss 4 y. Pages. Mr.. 4. o.. Thorn
ton anil daughter IT Boston are AZ q. u.
llruNn's for a short time.
Mi. IlFEic &. shirley l. now AZ home
for the summer.
Mr.. Calvin Austin ~ Boston wa ~
4. ~hiflcy's Cor a short stay.
MI. VI T.. swan came from Boston on
Thur.iay With Mi. Mnry BarruW..
The Misses Morrill, took Dartmouth
Commencement In on their way home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
MEQI pARIS

johnson Cushman raised an addition
"a the old clothes-pln factory this week.
School closed Friday morning. Then
the Amazon aud some other teams came
and took the school 10 SHOWS Fall. for
a picnic, which was enjoyed very much
by all. Mrs. Thompson l. an excellent
teacher aud works hard for the advance
ment ~ her scholars. We understand
her services have been engaged for the
fall and winter terms.
4. X. Buckman l. having new plat
form In front ~ hi block.
The Pioneer Chair Company have a
number IT large Orders ahead for chairs
aud stools.
The lewiston District Ministerial ~
sociation held IT, frat meeting 81 this
conference year NJ this place Monday,
Tuesdav ami Wednesday ~ this week
Nineteen Methodist ministers, seven 81
their wives. aDd two Baptist ministers
were present. Question. discussed dur
Ing the session were;
1t Rr.t Methei ~ Iuhle study.
81 shout ~ rno"urarr The u.e u Manu-
~ Relation q The rrashsr. wife IN the
Wnfk ~ thr IhafEv.
iih. Iialne Mis.lon ~ Mission woft In "ur
ah' Ilow On ,hs rsJerienos ~ rniire ssaeii
nratlan H. l.est rfusastssi afnons uur Mstnlrfsf
oh. Rsistion ~ Mission wurk a. The spiritual
w. ~ our Membership
Voted tn hold the next meeting At
Buckhcld.
This was IN AL respects one ~ the
very best sessions that this association
ever held.
burglars entered 4. n. Lanes ofiicc at
the grisi mill Friday night. The indl-
cations arr that thcv trici the window
fret then stove In the door. Ills safe
was a Diehold safe with vault. They
drilled into the big door and trie'i to
hlow II open. hat thry I'LL not succr'sl
In opening ". hut they dld succec,i in
spelling the door. They hrok" Into ".
Curtl. shop and got tools Ia work With.
The West Paris Grange has gained
thirteen new member. during the quar-
ter ending June 3Oih. lSSg. having nov
a membership 81 - with slN new appli-
cation. four ~ whom have been voted In.
They Intend a. srrCt huilding Tor
grange store after having. They have
very interesting eNercl.e- ~ every meet
Ing with Zine music ani thus secure
large attendance. They haNea question
for dlscUssiou AZ every meeting aud u
give. the farmers good chance to ~
change ideas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
nRETNMonp


We will notice e fcN local Item. thls
week. ind then finish up hy grumhling
little.
Much 81 the grass ou oil grounl b.
ready Tor The .rythe. and one farmer rui
aud hiulcl iu one load lat week. som"
IL u Z. hotter than lat year.
Daniel lir,nnt's oli 1911, That llm~l
him.rlf hy slipping down hsi winter,
has 90 far recovered a. a. dn al The work
on the farm. VI. iryant'. little hoy
Dannie shovel up hi. good point. Q" u.
the other day. hS driving him back and
forth uu the road horseback. THE liitl"
hor.emln D. .lN wears oil, while OH bill
b. thirty.
Two 10 The four person. Who werv
h.pflyr,i ~ the Pond lat sabbath. Mr..
Daniel and Oracle llr,sni. belong in thi.
nsishbnfhooi. Fannie and Flora Bruoks
Intend to ~ forward Ia the near future.
Are there not student. enough, old and
new. Who have b~.n to school ~ Hebron
that Will give Que dollar zach, and thu
complete thu amount wanted for building
the new academy call on ~, Bruther
Ilonney. and $50 what will comr ~ u.
I'm The Youths Companion ~ June
18Th. there l. very interesting sketch
II the island. ~ samoa. written by Rev.
Mr.. Ilarhuit: bat while d. gives their
number. and a brief history Of them and
the people. b. doe. not say word g.
garilng their lire nor location. II often
hapl~ns that the prrsent rradrf. a. we'll
a. u1.trrity. delights Ia details.
We have several times had occasion :"
speak II Mr. I.eWellyu. the NalNaiioui.t,
AMI have always sIellc,l hi. name a. hr
doc. himself, that l., The frst syllable
with single l.: aud this W. know io b.
correct. from the fact that b. has told ~
80, aud what l. more, We have hi. auto
graph: bat Il has always b""n changed
h, the printer ~ somebody else. Nov
Ne take II for granted that Mr.. l."Wrllyn
knows how to spell his own name a. Vel
a. other folks, aud be- certainly spells II
la the most common--cnse way.
ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
PORTER


Pine growing weather.
Some farmers have commenc'~l Ia haV
hut the weather l. not suitable Ia 'lo
much The haV crop will D. good u ~
have the right Kind ~ weather Ia SECURE
u.
Nr. Georgr Young, the man that
broke his leg ~ badly .hori time since
and Dr. Mose. v. sweat Who l. attend
ing him. thinks u doubtful II b. eau
save o.
David Pratt. Who has h-eu a. Portland
o. the Maine General Hospital. has ~
turned hume much improved IN health.
Walter Grrcnlicf. Who WAS there the
rast winter. although Que lobe ~ his
lung. u entirely gone. i aruund quite
smart. lie had part ~ ihrcc rib TAX
On Gut.
1 l.. French hss two ru.e bushes 10 the
Narietic. ~ the Twin Sisters aud Queen
~ The Prairie. Que ~ them has 10 full
blown rn.s. aud the other -.
Mr Ming Coolhroth l. herr on visit
from Dover. y. IL.
Mr.. Sewcll sawyer had green peas Tor
dinner June 18th.
l. l.. French hsd SWEET corn spindle,i
June 18th
Hands arr still busy pc'llng poplar.
Therr has h-,n large amount peeled
ihis season.
Mr.. jackson wclgcWccd dici the
sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

Miss N Elua prvs.sr. teacher iu The
grammar school. Georgvtowu. Mass. u
spending vacation 40 hrr fathers, 4. L.
lirvs.er'.. An item in th- New huryuori
News saNs. at the closs ~ thu term
Me- prvssrr's pupils prv-sntsd her With
a. splendid csn bound volume ~ long
fellows I.,rm.."
Ue, NJ Moulton's vife has come Co.
.l.rnd thr summer sith him.
Me- snow. teacher ~ Guilfori,
Conn. D. spending Tea wevks herr.
RS, Nj Noulton preached SUNDAY
aftcrn,.ou No North Waterford.
glifDri Wheeler AMI " lfc. ~ Bethel.
ani tsacun lierset. - North Waterford,
were at car churrh SUNDAY forenoon.
NJ Lewis. ~ lowell, was Ia town
Mnndat on business.
pr raadiic. II Bethel. aud his frirnd
have i-rn penmhuiailng cur brook.
taking uuf TROUT now AMI then.
several gentleman ar, iu this region
ceiling pumps. moving mnrhinrs. vir.
several 81 our ftrmrrs VII rummrurf
having thr hr.t lay ~ July. They arv
rNf-sfInc "a fair crop.
Everett Harmon. a student at the TER
.ku. Institute Cor the blind 10 south
Ho.iuu &. at home spending vacation
with hI. mothrr
4 .Un 90 = Nlrlm1 Brown, az irn-
t.l,. Nae. Who q. suffering FROM ihr
CHEST. of iIrhihrfis. d. Spending several
ur,k. among friend. here for his health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
DENMARK

l.. \. ingalls, and :. i. JeWeit attend
III the race. AZ lewiston lat week.
There l. Co be an auction sale ~ the
a.. McIntirr personal property july 9TH
AZ hi. former residence, by the admins
traitor.
The following officer. were elected
June 18th. hy Denmark Lodge, No. ~,
I. ~. ~. T.:
a.. iual.. y g
~liney orruit, \. g.
~ Kern. " :.
a. " araY. 4. =.
~ thOnes fvasurVr.
MIR. Baxter ~ BOSTON has been stop
ming al the Bartlett House a number ot
Nesk..
Frank IeWett. Who la. been ON ihis
stage route for sixteen YEAR. rrtires,
much Ia the rrgrrt IT the patrons 81 the
route. with the present week. lie VIII
be .ucceedcd by Moses T.. Wentworth.
Mrs. Ezra Davis I. visited by her aunt
Mr.. Picrce. 1T waltham, Mas. Mr..
Pierce l. native ~ thi. town and a
smart old lady IT seyenty--eyen YEAR,.
Ml.s cynthia T.. Pingrcc, teacher Ut
the village school, Who has bc"n very
lick. I. improving. She j. succeeded IN
the school by Mi-- Jennie Bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
RuuFoRp CENTRE.

The birthday party ~ Rev. Mr. Han
naforl. June ~. Was one ~ tho.e pleas
ant occasions that will lingcr long In a
persons mind. The friends Who were
not here will De- pleased 90 learn about
h. One hundred and fifty partOok of a
splendid dinner, such a. hungry mortals
lo not get every DAY. Prayer was oiicr-
"a by Rev. Mr. Daniels ~ l,umfonl
Point. Remark. were made 10y Rev. Mr.
Waterman ~ Bethel. Rev. Mr. Daniels,
Dca. Moscs kimball of Bethel, \. j.
knight. Waldo Pettengill and Henry Ab-
boit. The poem by !. y. Irish was Que
of beautiful thoughts, written for the
occasion. IL certainly had many merits.
Many were here from Bethel, Wood
stock. Milton aud Mexico. They gave
him a. a token Of long continued friend
.hip, some over twelve dollars, bc.lde
other pretty presents presented by Mrs.
Vaughan Of Rumfori, Mr.. Waite Of
DlNfeld aud Mr.. Peter Hopkins of Mil
ton. Rev. Mr.. llannaforll could not BE-
induced to tell hls age. though he gave
.Ome date which the writer iigurcd out
by gcOmetrocal proportion "a be- hls
forthwith birthday. Upon Mr.. Waldo
Pettengill fell the duties 81 toast master,
lie certainly did hi part we'll. May
these pleasant occasions De- repeated
many time. Z. the wish of many friends.
!. u. STEPHENS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
kSTaQnA

Commencement week Il always a busy
one, sud this has been no exception.
The weather has been favorable, and
everything passed on 10 the satisfaction
II all, from the able sermon ~ Dr. Pep
per on sunday Ia the concert "Wednesday
evening. A. one ~ the editors was
present Wednesday, we are relieved from
all attempts al reporting.
v. =. DOMAIN has taken down hls barn
aud will rebuild across the road near the
grove, which will be great Improve
ment.
The road machine has been At work In
the village, and the road wldenc'i and
improved IN other WAYS.
Mr.. y. y. Moody IL Auburn spent
"wednesday night With Mrs. Dca. Moody.
She will 20 to North Iirldgion 10 com
mencement.
Up. Bearcc has loo hill. 81 cucum-
hers planted.
We notice many strangers In the place
now
Judge Bonncy and wife, With their
little daughter, aud Mr.. Dexter and wife
ot Portland. have bccn In town for q
week.
Hebron has many attractions for SUM
mer ramhlcrs. and grows more beautiful
each wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
WILSON'S MILLS.

4 little son Of ". ". Linnell- had hi.
face burned by handling bottle OF car
bolic acid last sunday.
Elmer Richarls0n Loot hi horse that
hc purchased IT ". !. wheeler, on Mon
day. It, death was caused by stake
penetrating IL. shoulder la the region oi
It. heart.
Ira pennock 1T Iittleton, accompanied
by hls wife aud son, l. up CA visit Ia D.
4. PcunOck.
Mr.. VI. ". Pickett l. up visiting at
Mr.. John OlsOn's.
4. u. Bartlett of Hanover has been az
prospecting for trades.
Will Atkins has gone Ia Parmache'~
NEE.
Donald Cameron of Berlin, !. up and
will take back with him one of MagillO-
way'- finest daughters.
fhe Berlin Mills drive IL over AIl''
COOS Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
ANDOvgR.

The village school closes this week AZ
ter profitable team IT eight weeks
Mi.s Lula l.. .Abbott 81 this place has
had charge Of the primary department
and Mls- l.issia Beals from North Turn
cr. the upper division. -,
The Congregational ladie. Circle hcli
their sociable this week at MR.. III. ID.
Ians0n's, "Wednesday evening.
4 new wire has been strung on the
Andoyer aud Bryant's Pond telephone
line.
Mr.. Peter Duran ~ Farmers IIlll, diel
sunday night. Funeral services were
held at the house Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Duran was man Of advanced age
aud had been suffering for some time
from the effects Of a paralytic shock.
Mr.. Asa Proctor Of East Ando,er u
quite sick.
Young the photographer Is In town
for few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

Mr.. I.aac D.. Richardson ~ Washing
ton Territory d. visiting friend. In Hart
ford and vicinity after an ahsence oi
seven YEAR.. H. va. Cor many year. a
much e-tr,mei citizen ~ Hartford AMI
hi. old friend. arr pleased o. greet him
again. ilc vas accompanied by hls sou
tharlrs : l,icharison, nov professor
II natural scirnc~s In The state Normal
school iu Troy, Aahama. since hi.
graduation 40 Water,llle De- has followed
teaching moot ~ The time la the West.
10 Na. no one time Ia charge ~ a nor
NAL school in Dakota, and has he"n very
.uccs..ful iu hi profession.
Eastman. the scotsman. l. tnishing
up building Cor his Increasing business
which ha. ouigruwn his prrseui quarter
Al will rrioicv al hi succcss.
SLoCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
HANOVER


There viii b. q celebration aud basket
picnic M Hanover village on the fourth
~ July. al ARE invited io hiring their
baskets fall AMI spread them on tables
which Ulll D. prepared for them In the
pine grove. Programme l. NJ follows
saN shsrt, Horvihhr-.
rond
iurns-iisisly inllswinr ,hs oratian Fsrs n
hsse hall lsiween NJ nry anti fon'i AMI lssks's
Mile Mines.
nIuuar
Amer diu9era ssws q lan istwrcn The iIsn.
over All ~ stsn.iinE nine ~ The n"rninr
rsms
SRrk rsrs 80 pine.
"a rsrf fsr urifs.
ts,st nee 80 prise.
u a. evening" = rrsni han ~ union Han.
unfsr ths management ~ TIE tnion tirVle.
nareinr s. csuts ~ ooupls, surpsr, - eeuts
~ couple.
Tho steamer North star will run Ia
and from al paints ~ Interest during
the dav. The Rumfori Brass Rand will
furnish music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
FAST WATERFORD.

Daniel \. ponshuc. ~ HOston. 4 Nis-
iting hi uncle. William knightlv.
~. a.. Pride anh wife visited Nj. r.
hruthrr in Naples rrC-ntly.
intended 20 say Ioscph kilgorr ~
.iie,l ou Temple lIlll ia neighhorh"o'l in
this town Instead ~ In Trmple a. ap.
t-ar,si iu YOUR paper ~ the 18th.
Fry,l kilgurr cut hls foot With an AZ.
.~yeriug one toe aud cutting two other.
hailv.
N. D.. Allen gave a birthday party ln
ihe pavilion saturday evening which
uas much ruioV~l.
nle church N he Fiat Va which The
pourlas. Seminary conccrt Was giNrn
rur..la, evening Va. we'll hlle,l with an
interested audience. CongrrssmRn fagr
~ Rhn.ir leland whs prvscui anil made e
frv rrmlrks. There VA no graduation
fhis wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-t Vosr IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

AtFrI,s-,,ar-old l.oy Wa drowned AZ
i...m bile bathing
several .ae Min. 40 Rangor are clo-e'i
'. Al .'riAe 20 thr workmsn.
la.f seek va. commencement vcss AZ
Nanr state college, Bate. aud Bow
l.a.
No. Ooruufr'. iury deyilet that uo one
eH. 'H blaine fur the 1rowells BROOK
Disaster.
D. President has Appointed Jossph
% Nan.rt postmaster at August, Ne
'fr I. h. Pow ier. removed.
COOS BurIeigh has r,tpgolntc,l l.. u.
Campbell of Eo,klaud. the eiiicie1i pci'
-,i Commissioner ~ Labor.
An srori 0. bring made 10 have III
Nlnr Nolical ~chool moved O. Port
nni. ehrrf fhe .tutleuts can have h~tirf
r.u.gaI adaufagv- than AZ Brun.NlcA'
lhe Maine Pre-. Association viii make
ns annual excursion July al, o. -
John and -. Andrews, y. II. This i
o. week 20 the summer carnival az ~
John, and The program l. elaborate.
3 >aco bicyclisi has accomplished ths
irli ri riding frOm Boston % Portland
pa onT dav. IT, started seven milc- Ne-i
or is'.inu at : A. NJ. aud arrived Ina Tort
ani ahoui o'clock la the evening
40 Esngur. Joseph Gabriel stabbed
lh"ma. Tomas four time- In tho back
Dear NJ spine la a dispute about a young
-luaW. Tomas .. In q critical condition
''ahri-l sss locked up. Both arr In
dnus
NJ Prank Robinson. chief locomotive
engineer - The Maine Central, has m
vented tu automatic danger signal Nhlci
!. 20 Pm the passing ~ q train anil IN du'
ums Pa The forcc ~ gravity resumes tn
l-',i,iou - safety. The operation 81 tn
maritime l. very simple, bat railroad mel
lruvye II viii D. very effective aud le-'
- TIE danger which always exists of
vain crashing In % the rcar Of another
ga 'he sane track.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
aRXAN1,s POND.

Mr.. W. II. Cole 1. buying large guam
tlty ~ wool In thl. aud adjoining town.
for y. T.. Faulkner 81 the Turner Mills
Go. Price paid 70 dents.
Washington Estes died June 9Th, aged
about IS. lie was a soldier In the war
Of 81 aud drew a pension of s'2 per
mouth. Rev. l.. T.. Pease attended his
funeral Wednesday.
4 party Of our citizens leave July lst
for a weeks fishing at Four Ponds.
The mill shut down the 18th for a few
days, while some repairs are being made
on the engine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
MASON

The few days ~ fair weather have go
dris,l up the water that some ~ eur
farmer. have h~.n able to Work land
that has not h-cn In condition to work
before this season.
Much hoclng has been done on dry
land. Potatoes hook finely. corn i
small. Grain i grand. rhose cold
night. lat week made cucumber. look
sick
\. :. Bean has ten horses hauling
.tool stock from Mason to Wet lleihel.
!. N. Rean l. getting along finely With
MI. house. IT. {. doing hi carpenter
work aud painting an himself lie doe.
not work hy the ten hour rule hat
make. near fourteen hours each day.
~. Hutchinson carried his wool io
narnalrs and exchanged u Tor warn and
cloth. Mr.. n thinking Il better than
spinning warm frum rolls.
N al the population ~ Buckflcld wrrc
a.. vice a. south Buckheld crows, what
a quiet place that historic old town would
hs,-frir-silhilng.