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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
BRowsFigID

saturday evening the West baldwin
bras. hand gave a concert AZ town hall
n .hould h. heard Co h. appreciated.
Monday evening, although a raini
one. a.. Literary circle turned out la
fun fore, and met AZ !. l.. frlnk's.
singing school commenced Tue.day
evening With ~ scholars.
FRIDAY evening there l. a. b. an auth
quarian supper aud old folks dance At
The town hall.
Mr.. sarah lIarndou, VIM has bcen
spending a few week. In boston, Ia. -
turned and says lac l. soon o. take a life
puriner.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Major lIean arr spending
the week In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
nnnr.. RuckElElp

MR.. &c. Nayhew has returned 10
John m. Robinson has been doing
,umb.r Of iohs 81 mason work lh "u'
place this week. ,..
D,nr~ rtB. y. HIeald's Tuesday even
Ina, Ortober 18Th. Everybody Nas very
eisii .nd seemed "a have a grand, good
Rsnrl. cerrish's men have been IN oui
place packing apples. Most e,s', - %. o.,
sold their spplrs 90 him Tor si''' '''
No. and No. :. A., l. =,
liner Boswell. 81 Lowell, Mass u "
= m. Heald's fcr the winter:
Iuthsr Turner aud J. D. Bickneh az
cutting pine for Elmer Ausiln en sI'
AD. White farm. lie THINKS "o ~"
sr,f In leo. 90 or more this Nih.eI'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
OXFORD

Mr.. and Miss Corning ha," returned
a. Hosion Cor the winter.
The ~oriety ~ Christan EndeaNor
held q socahle a. Rumpus Hall lritay
evening Thsv wer~ assisted ~ Niss
~ssrl.. who u a fine singer and elecu-
Zionist. Twelve dollars were taken.
Elmsr rsrfuti and Frank >iarhiri went
to watef,llle a. dslegate- &" M" grand
division.
Mr.. Knapp aud Mr.. Durgsn, 81
Rridgton. wrrc At u. T.. Esions hst
Wrek
NJ. Huxley. drv.smaker, IA. taken
rcoms at \. VI. frvnchs.
\ little daughter ~ VIM. Caldwell l.
very sick with typhoid fewer, also a Ut
tle son ~ Charles Rohinson.
Mr. ~chu~pur, ~ Turner, Nislie'i
friend. hsrv last week.
4 hall fur The l.snefii ~ the haze hall
club Va. gi,vn Al the new hall saturday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
LOWELL.

T.. y. Fox has been putting In a new
wheel at his MILL aud making other ~
pairs.
\ drove Of ~ head of cattle left town
Thursday, bought by Oscar Written.
Fox & Son have bought and put In 4
new wheel AT their mill on "Mill brook
stream. II does the same work a. the
old Que with half the water.
Quite a number from thl. town attend
ed the Union Congregational Conference
ut Waterford. on Wednesday aud Thur
daV az LAT week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

We have been having some prriiv cola
weather tho past Veek. ani bad colu'
AMI rheumstism prevail Ca some rNteht'
w had slight fan % snow CA tues
dav evenlug.
NIss cora Iussey l. teaching sch""l
in District No. in this town.
Soms ~ The Young folks - this plac'
attended a paring hee snd dsnce Al th'
r,.iisnre % .. Richards. ~ MrN'c"' CA
Thisv evening. 4 good supper Na'
pro,ils.i AMI IN pronounced aNeN
movable time. one ~ the bcst 81 th'
sr4snu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05


The VI. T.. circle met With Mr.. Davis
Yesterday.
IncNer knew 80 many people afflicted
with touthache. N iherr was a dentisi
herr now b. would have bushes.
enough for a day or two.
n. h. Morrill, .. sgain Ia town after a
feW more cow.
n. o.. Mason has snapped horses for a
pair ~ colts. They are sald 10 b. h"hu'
ties.
The h-srs have eaten one litter ~ plg-
aud Que oil hog for \. e.. Lovcjoy thl-
fall. They were In hi. pasture. Mr. l..
raised Ion bushels 81 carrots very large
aud nice.
A.. Bean ha. returned from hi. trip
a. Massachusetts,.
Arthur Hutchinson !. now AZ home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
RYRoN

S,hool began iu district Ne. .. oci 10,
under the instruction IT Mr.. y W.
Gr,.-ne ~ south Carthagr. Ne.
Edna aud liffic Wilson brought your
correspondent ripe strawberries the bth
~ thi. month. So hy the pap-rs they
have lc,n found In other places.
Ml.s X. l. shaw has returned home
after spending q few weeks With her Is
ter AZ East DiXheld. Mlss Gracc knapp
a nlec. ~ Mis- shaw, came With her.
The .chool AZ Hop city closed Tor
Few das. ou ac,uunt ~ the Teachers b.
ing slck. They have new teacher nov
AMI school l. keeping. The sick teacher
l. l-rtter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
DENMARK.

Henry Merrill, Who moved FROM hers
to Maple. last spring. has moved haci
and will resume hl. place Ia Elmer y
swans blacksmith shop. We arr glaf
a. welcome hack 80 guoi citizen.
Prank \. Warrru. native anf citl
rem ~ this town. died ~ North Jay oi
typhoid fever. aud vas buried from tn
uni,rrsallsi churrh hsrr, OF. JEh. lleN
Mr.. Eastman ~ south Bridgton, ofiiciai
Ing. H. Wa memhcr ~ VT. Mort
Lodge ~ Masons AMI was buried undrl
the rite. ~ the ORDER. IL whs also q
member ~ the frychurg knights o'
1'ythas AMI that society was represent.
a by = delegation frum that lodge.
Detectives have hc~n at work to hna
the partls. that made the crack AZ u. u
I.ord's store Last september. The o.
.ult Was the arrrst ~ Richard Lombard
~ Hiram. \ preliminary hearing Ma
had l.cforr Georgr u. bean, Eco, 81
spth. AMI Lombard Was bound over foi
sielD iond The bond ~. furnished
g.. VI. ~anlorn 81 lIa,rrhill, Mass, u
n.itlng hls father herr.
John iluri anil wife ~ sanford, Ne
40. IN town. They came e. attend to-
funeral ~ Frank Warren.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
atickClrlD

The Bailey Praying Band commenced
a series II revival meetings here Mon
day afternoon, Oct. -, In the Methodist
church, for q two weeks campaign,
coming from very successful effort AZ
Turner Village where there were ~ or
81 converts. 30 far there seems To be a
good dcgrce ~ Interest attending the
meetings AZ TIL. stage ~ the work.
". 4. Mitchell Of feepor, Wa the
guest ~ Capt. Bacon last week.
lpsfsrrvi from Ia, wesl
The sensation of the week was the
phenomenal performance of the fse-ycar-
old, untraincd sorrrl gelding, "ilenson,
who Monday afternoon paced quarter
mile ON East Bnnch track M ?; 20 clip
o. a heavy rosd cart. lie was separately
timed by Mr.. Eli. II East Branch Farm
and by Mr.. n. &. Atwood ~ New York,
Que ~ the timers making u -, the other
Is ~ seconds. clemson" was bred hy
America Henson ~ Hartford, sire Robert
bonner. Jr.. dam aid "a be- y descendant
~ Ethan Allen. and the mother ~ sever
nj fast colts. Mr.. Atwood came to Buck
field expressly Ia see him with the In
ienilon II purchasing II suited. u i
unnecessary to add. "iIenson' goes to
New York aud will hereafter b. used as
q rad horse. aud, barring accidents. u
4. confidently expected be viii make the
best ~ them strrtch their necks. lie
was ownei by II. \. henson AMI used on
the farm, doing the moving. raking'
etc.. this summer.
\ very enjoyable entertainment va.
given AZ the Methodist church We,lnes-
day evening. consisting II music by the
orchestra. rrciiations. song. aud tab
lcauN. Mr.. william Gregg. ~ AnioNcr,
singing several pieccs q" the acccp'anc'
~ al.
Addison q. Cole. ~ Auburn, has b"cu
Visiting hi sister. Mr.. q. 4 Allen. the
past week.
The cold nights aud snow squalls ~
the past week arr gruile reminders of
the approach ~ New England winter.
Mrs. George Gregg, Mr.. william
Gregg aud Mis- Marjorie. ~ AndoVer,
were the guest. ~ Mr.. u. 4. Thomes
last week.
n. q. Themes has gone Wet With an
excursion panty from Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
nIlHAn

We are favored with some very nn'
weather Tor the time ~ the year. viii
some yerv cold nights. the mercury run
ming ~ low a. ~ above reru.
D.. D.. kimhall 4 Go. have pat Ia 1
stock ~ tin war;.
Walter Splller ~ Shelburne. has beet
through town with thrr.hlng machine
Tho shepard Family gave a concert Al
the hall lat Tuesiav evening.
Joseph Lazy has moved into hi. new
house.
John aud George Richarlson viii ~
into the woOls next week to work for u
a.. Iarv. John viii make th" hash.
The farmer. are contemplating a cnri
ftffurN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

n.r-. #. casually mnrv profit in eNf-en-
a.. nrnrurs tiau in the cheaper
49,. una hru.f. raines fumitur
- rt.ntI street. hosiou. makrs an
1000 fa this rule. ~ome q thr
,-..f..sl..rtfr pIr,r. ln their sarvr,ons
.-...II.i rr.l,. uhih ars inconcviVn-
rrI.a. anI sii 90 their higher grade.
.f..r. arr market ata Nrr, small mar
GIN fr .r.ff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
IAsr SUMNER

The funeral sericr. ~ Mr.. 'ynihl1
a.. wife - Frank 'hasc, IT nuckheld
occurred a. her late residence on Thur.
day lat. Rev. 4. I. kcrnr ~ Hebron
oniciated. IN. attcndancc Wa large ~
the dcccascd Wa held IN high csircu
fof her excellent trtits ~ character ani
goal ,omranionship. \l'out two week
$50 she submitted 90 critical surgical
operation for the rrmoyal 1T an Internal
tumor. bat surgical xiii and Kind ear
did not avail. aud the entire communal,
mourns the loss ~ one cndrar,Ti Z" all
Who knew her. Tier age Wa ~ year.
I'ruf. Park closed his term 1T hlgl
school NJ Hartford on Friday lat, an
With hi. pupils gave an exhibition Al ih'
hall In the evening.
Mr.. VI l. Bumpus 1T south fari'
Waited East sumner aud vicinity week
before lat.
Mr. q. y. joy .. about removing T.
Burkneld.
Mr.. l.. !. Russell Ia. b"eu At fari'
nm during the pact week.
sItafN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
sours BETHEL

cur annual squirrel hunt occurred
saturday, O,tnhsr 18th. WI y. tush'
man anl =. 4. Wentworth acting o..
captains. The siic ~ y. y Cushman
Won hy a .corr ~ einto SIS. An oyster
.upp~r was served IN the evening The
bills being paid hv the defeated party.
The ladie.' sewing circle met With
Mr.. 4. a.. Ah,-'it last "Wednesday after
noon aud evening. \ goodly number
were prrseni.
Srhool nnl.hei last Friday aud will
herin agsln after one weeks vacation.
tycsums Ar prosp"fing.
a.. l.. Riakr has hccn digging well
Tor The purpose ~ putting running
water into the housr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
NORWAY LAKE

Nj. Alfrri Shattuck's brother who
onrr uye,i herv in town. bat Who nov
reside. lu New Work. l. herr Ca a Nisii
MT having hssn here for twenty Vehrs.
NJ Lizzie Parsons no had tumor'
rvmo,c,ia a vesk ago Last Monday i do
log uicvly.
Mr. Chirlc- Paririigc has girl stop
ping with her and going Go school ihi'
winter.
NJ. and Mr. willard Ruck have a sou
! ~ IlN. oil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
WATERFORD

The Union Conference met With the
Fir.t Congregational church, Waterford,
October 30th aud iisi. An Interesting
programme was carried out succcs.fullN.
IN. meeting was we'll attended. many
coming from out ~ town. Dinner Was
served "wednesday aud Thursday al Ma
sonic Hall. ani many there We're that
ate thereof. v. u. foss lecturri We'd
ne.isy evening In the interest Of the \.
4. :. 4. T.. aud goOd audience Wa
present. AFTER the usual vote of thanks,
the conference adjourned Ia meet In June
with the church At North lIridgton.
Mr.. james shaw died. saturday night.
OF. 2Gih, after a long aud painful III
ness.
Rev. D.. II. Harlow preached a very
able sermon at the congregational
church last sunday.
Mr.. Fred stone l. spending few
weeks AZ hi fathers, Mr. l.. o.. stones.
liz health I. very poor.
Mis- VI. \. Bakcr ~ Norway com
menccs her fourth term ~ school Ia Dls'
trlci w. :. Mi. Baker J. Que Of our
very l-..t teachers, and her order In
school 1. perfect.
Regular communication ~ VT. Trim
Lodge ~ Masons. Tuesday, Nov. ..
Another shooting match SaturiaN'
Nov. ,. Report next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
EAST BETHEL.

A number from this place attended
the dedication Of the new church al
LOcke's Mills.
Nellie VI. Leach closed a successful
term of school Friday. November ist.
Mr.. susie Bean has returned tn her
home In Revere. Mass. =,
Johnnie Swan has moved his family
"a Locke's Mills.
n. A. Cross, from Bridgton, spent the
mast week AZ 4. NJ kimbalrs. lie start
81 his last drove Of cattle from this place
Friday, Nov. lst.
The Library Circle will be entertained
nv Mrs. e. 4. klmball Thursday after
noon, November sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

NJ Eshhon iudkins of North Nor.
SnV, sUtks for ~. \. Cummings Ia MI.
hlacksmlin shop two days Ia week.
Nmos u. Harkrr. r.. l. about moving
his family o. Rrilgton. where b. l. work.
INK m .. %. Hiley's shop.
j .. Mris daughter. Gertrude. who
has spent The summer AZ Jackson. y. a.,
L. uoe M home. She has had large
sarvs there lea boarding house.
Mr.. isaac Cruoker l. la town fur 4
while.
Quite a numi-rr ~ our people are At
tending thg m-etlng ~ tnion Coufer.
ems, AZ Waterford.
Meat carts arv quite pleuty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

y. I. Rruwu's mother l. quite slck.
Charles aud :. 4. Davis have a con
tract % draw o. the river from i've T.
eight hunir,-i thousand spruce this Win
ter for The berlin MIL. COMPANY.
\. .. and ~. ". Rrooks have a con,
tract o. draw frnm i've a. eight hundred
thousand for ihe same company, and
John Rrown has contract io draw M
ten hunirrd thousand.
\ large amount ~ .tock yvi unsold
and frN huVcrs.
School l. o. commence La District No.
I CA MONDAY. November lth. a. ~
taught hv Nj. Athrrtou Of NeWry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
rAsr RRoMNElElo.

Mr. NJ e. Peavy. an old resident ana ma
I'D citizen, died AZ his bone ga
H. ssth. IIls health had been poor TO IJ'
- tim. but his death was very suu.
den being out Of doors In the wo'"'ns
ana died In the afternoon. Ill,
NJ AMI Mrs. HOdgion were ale,
from Vermont 90 account ~ "''
death. ~...h.iI.. On ths
Jgh. c,.,..,.r.tloual
circle VIII b. al the town n-n, .,,,nsnt
Der 7th. Picnic supper en'e''A'
etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

u-rt $3.50 hg poverty party and
...~..s.Ir st Nrtirmv Hall TUESDAY
800. ~ tih. for the benefit % the
..l...l. 4 Jack iiornsr pie vill D.
.-.,.I n .nfrrml.sion fuf those " BE- de-
..-..f lrufs each rirgr. AT arr insii-
49,. Ir... In costume. aul lots 20 fun u
....-t.I AIm.ssinn ln cruts. uanC-
IL 81 ..uf. 81 ruurlr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

NJ a stevens 20 Norway Lake,
,I,I .r-nrsr. 49, nj thr illli FRIDAY.
n >..trn. hrnught his barometer Nth
49,. .rI afirr uitking corre,fiou Tor
t,~rsniurr. fsunl that the ground 40
u.t.t..s.a a Neeell. stnr, h al fcri
$50. r-an~ssrrs assrr LAKE. ihis
49,. u .-f the r,.ult vhirh D. has OBJ
-'.-.Itt IrtrUnr frnm the summit %
u..tssat uII Iu NorvaV. Nj ~tey~ns
t,.ars-I In annthrr c,slumu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

The school la the whitman District
Will D. taught by Della wyman.
John ". whiimin has moved 10 Ne
chanlc falls WHERE he i 90 engage in
business.
There l. io b. squirrel hun, here
saturday. Nov. ~.
N. e. nacon i Co have charge ~ the
"Gorc" school this winter.
The village school clossd Friday.
N. \. Br,dceu aud family have return
~ frum Camp forrst Haven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

Rev. Mr.. Hannafoui, 81 Eumtori.
preaehed az the chapel on the -'Vh' ~
J o'clock In th- afternoon.
Mr.. Skillings AMI wife, 81 Iarnsr, ar
Waiting AZ her fathers, ID. W hnlgih :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
EASr PERu

George smith l. going to bay h~'h
A. Tsrrsr's mill again thi. winter
NJ. Gr~enleaf lIo,isou has pat "a iail
line ~ grocsries AZ his house anh ~ :
dolns quite husin@ss cumming anu "
aninr n. lie wholcsales u "a the con-
f.ft.uary sf0rTs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

u,tt.a.on 4 Nevsll I'll : bars Rrl.-
..i....r .un ruslu for 81 cents, AMI
-. rsfrut zap tny FRI viih the
a. rar. hs.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

IL. u.nioss iu m. county ofic-s
-. h.sn rrpltcvi sith new ones ~
s,.rhrrr Ianr.. The change l. a great
.-ru.trmruf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
EAS1 WATERFORD.

horn. oct. H.. Ia the wife of william
A. Keen. a daughter.
william \. lIersey l. digging a well
the water from which l. Ia be- carried In
a. the house.
:. :. Hall l. LAYING a pipe from the
house we'll Ia the harm.
Edward Hilton aud wife have moved
into the house with Mrs. llllton's broth
~. u. \. kilgore.
OTIS Martin l. In poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

A.. ceor.v N. Atwood and Mis-
-. usrlov arr visiting frieuds AZ
NJ, fslI and ulNhcld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
Fox Hunters, Read This
y s..phen.. Bryant's Pond.

waishmaksf snd iesvler has for sslr an -
tsn.ite assartmsut - Ilosks. Nairhs-, -feftA
ries isselry. Patent Meiirines, Dry '.'Hsls.
sr..fts.. hat. ~hs-rs. Hubhsr. nran. shorts,
Fiaur aui fiue fcssi. a. rhesn ~ ~ el.salsst
Alsa suuie husly br,.i tON not Nbs Too
ale VIII ~ them on trial fof one wcsk.
Also IIofsss ant carriages g. 20, With Eentls
m.nig ,irtter. or without. by The dayilr wesk, u
take parties Into The Interior towns, Al reasonah =
pri0es. ,,
I rrt,alr Giosks AMI Nstches, and warrant All
nv wafk Have leen ~ The busine-s Tor The
"a IS vssr. 10 nuf have o. ssnii nv Sufk o.
Portland o. have u done bet 10 u myself. %
pitoting. Jeveiinx. put in nes wheels, fNpAlf
Sasss ani plating with nickel, goi 90 slNef.
Gite me = call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

V,Gnni, Commissioners, Hiram 4.
rrI..ftsuton. vas az Paris lat Friday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

y,,h ~hurtlrf and ~ife ~ >outh
g.. .,rs 90 The iiill last irilav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

trf.m atIrh lei occasionally seen ou
...- ..rtt... anI shICh attracts much a.
,.-f.r #. Me- Nary r1ercr and "io.
49,. Romeo LEI r. Welsh ponv. ahou'
800 r.. .fh. oil. anil ius about q a
..r.f. ..rrrsrnni With his young mi.
f-r.. Nfhuugh nescr hsrursss,i until
.rsr ~ lfrre huught him meath
49,. d. .lrr. fn cnusi.irr The harness a.
nrtrf 90 t.. uatur,l surruuniiugs, anil
49,. - rrr.Iit sifh quite a. gus-i rtn
.raH uarun has hoen fiiri viii
.tlr. o. on. .frCitl benefit, anil Sheu
a. f..rr l.lt hnil. the wins. 10 make.
- = IL l. .-.----. IL. Ill. ------I. :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
yhe oxford Dem o erat.
ION THE HILL
pIRIC UlRY

r.rt'.t Ctaryh ~ wclss. Pastor
rl..s..f ever ,aa.l,f - " a .an..a I
r-.Tsr Mrstugs fturs.isF htsuiaEs a
tf.rN
s.sar hlN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05
lS3lIHs CULIIvAToRl
COuntryGentleman
ruE BEsT or TuE
AGRICULTURAL WeeKlleS.
Tsrm Crop. aud Pross..ss.
ItsrtIsaitars a rruit-sre~ias,
Ilx.-stosk and DAIRY ing.

Whils "A al, inslu.lc. al minor departments ~
Rural intsrr.t. surh a. the Poultry iari, Unto
uiaiaxy. lie kesping, srenhouse and Gralefy b
veterinary Rsplles, Farm Que.tiuus AMI Ans
wers firrsiie Recalling. Domestic fconDiny, AMI
a summary ~ the News ~ The Week IT.
NAHkVf gTnIUT. are unusually Cumplete, and
much attentiou 4 psii o. the fru-pests ~ The
Crutt. a. throwing ngt unun one Tie most I'm
lsortaut ~ All gue-tisns-H w. T. hsg ssa [" 80
y ssH IA h Ilerallg Iilustutssi. aBd BY RI.
CENT TNIARg EMENr, o,ntAlns m0re reaiinE
matter thAn ever i.eforv. The >ub.c fiption lrice
l. o. 81 per yeaf but Ne oner SPECIAL M
nIfuVIhN Ia .ur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-05

~mHr, Er.thrr.. NorvaN. sul move
rer frf lnI tnrt co,-is siurk into
fte- boo store Not Sea. aud have IA
.....I ..Ir IhurslaY. Nov. sth
Nj r.t.. fn Dumr to NursaY Nov IN.
-. ft..r ..Itrrf i.ruruf.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-02

John Streng and Miss Edna Nichols
were to have been married at the brides
home in Detroit, Mich, ON "a recent
evening, but Strcn3 was taken suddenly
ill and his phys clans said the ceremony
would have to be postponed. The
bride expcciaut would not have it that
way. About z o'clock that evening,
accompanied by her parents, the Rev.
DIR. Phillips aud tho bridesmaids, she
went TO her lovers home. The sick
man was propped up in bed and in that
position he and the brave young womaa
were married. After tho ceremony the
bride sought the physician and learned
that her husband would undoubtedly
recover She then invited her friends
and relatives TO the home that Mr..
Strong had prepared f,r her, and there
tie guests invited to the wedding were
entertained for an hour or two. the
bride explaining tho absence of the
groom and receiving the hearty good
wishes for his speedy r%aovcry. As
soon as Mr.. Streng is sufficiently re-
covered he and his wife will take an OK.
tended wedding tour. - Cincinnati En-
9uircr.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-02
She Got the Needle After All

Niiio'eea Years ago this month =
woman residing here ac.;d ,o.'.n a
PuSh,,u = needle into her breast Sbs
had been sewing on fine muslin ond
sho pI'i,yq the poiut Of the upesIe
through the lapel of her bngoua v i,iio
she inquired The cause Of a onarrel h"'
tween TWO children who were ,l Ia, i've
near us' ~ patoXysm Of tears tLo
younger child threw berscis 49, me ,,ie
arms Oh 'ne lady, aud as she did So The
needle was pushed 10 far ont Of s;rbI
that onls the eye was visible. A anirk
moyeil,iut 10 rescue it resulted In an
entiIc uNs2appearance of tho fine bit of
steel NO Inconvenience WINS eyrori-
encea tlu the incident was ent;raIv
forgotten. A few evenings aro the
woman, who had carried the M needle
about her for so many Years. wos
awakened out of a gonSd IL IT, t Mas
pecuiiar pncking sensation IN ibe
throat !hn,lsing up in bed she began to
cough me prickiug became more
severe; out the sharp substance nm.
neared TO be rising in her throat
ThrusiIng her fingers down os far No.
possible she caught hold of mn oIi,ct
and drew 1t out. It was tho nrc1lo
that haa been jowneying about under
the suri'ice for nineteen years.-Kiugs-
ton On. T. Freeman '''''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-02

now SEWING MACHINES AFFECT HEALTH.
Tue influence of sewing machines on
the health Of women has often been
discussed by eminent men, with con-
flicting arguments and evidence. The
most elaborate investigation is by Du-
chesnc. He found that women suffered
from muscular pains AMI great fatigue
of the lower limbs, with dyspepsia and
other evils; while other writers agroe
that moderate work on the sewing ma
chine is rather beneficial for heath than
otherwise, aud that only where women
work from eight to ten hours at tho
trcadle evil results are apparent IL
seems clear, therefore, that the chief
source of their trouble is fatigue, which,
with their habits of life, food, assoca
tions, etc, fully account for the symp-
TOMS As the health of women is vastly
more important to the national vigor
than that of mon, special care should
ever be taken TO guard it. While there
are many workrooms where the ma
chimes are run by steam or water power,
there are many where the machiuos are
run by the muscles of women. - VASE
ingt0n Star.