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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
mrIitiidss nris lsronfrsin. -.

8arts, 26. Sebrlar. Der 4atrla Se5
6rn gafiou, eines 3abitaIeu, Al usrbinoera
toB etH @anoibut fir Die 8eputirtsafammer
Iic, um 3met Site 5u gIeiGer 3eit b.usr5e,
ur0 ferner, oaB etu 8eputirtar iil jur I8iez
clrtrndhuug ofi,rireu t6nue, bfDor er alf
istrtn Sib 6er3id)tet babe, riei beute In Der
Putrteuflmmer cine fur;e, aber btftjge
8isfulFou berDor. or. gniion eriIGtte, 0ae
Der 4Etrng plebii3itGren 5Btriqueu eataegeuz
3uorbeiter be3pede. Setue Rgoe nlr6e nit
@sl6fter uno beiiaubigeH uaterbrehuugeH
pcu ber 8edteu UHO Den SOaIausifsa aufs
geuoumeu.
Sic 2eetereu trdugtsn auf cine gn'ihetz
hung ans bem @runoe, melt OR 4uuaa,
redGr bas nug,metue Sttmmrett beejHz
trGdtige, nid]t laage IL Der Sdp be gehats
ten mer6eu tiiTfg. Ssritteogae Reou5ltas
rsr ipru6eu id eutidisoeu bagegeu aus.
6r. 8bouueuet, Der Sufi{ntuifer, etflirte,
BOG Die 3,gjeruAg oGn Intru9 oes 6rH. 9af.
iou beiiirm0Ite unb bte @ulI6eiOunq bariibgr
her Saumer nrbsimfslie. ShteSh5 purbe
tte GugeIegeubsit elugm @onite iibertragea.
&as ermdbIte &iogct @nmite tf aus Is
glifgietern beS iIiibar2u @omite's unb MIR
5iulE @Itt9tebe Der GeGten, Boron Sou=
bCprau, plamRsugeisBt. Dos &oultte III
eirfrmmig III @Iufeu Der 4unahme bea
ron ban fIiibereu &omIte Der Regteruug Dor.
gelegten Sioaets, behalf fid a5er Uia5regelu.
nm SortebruugeH tlr @TtyazS azSemlaI9au9eu
3u trtfiau, Dor.
Ser AHtrug, tas auspeiinngs8sIae BON
1856 3u erpetteru, ft0st auf bsftlgeu g8toerz
fuuo bei Der 6ehtcu, ben SouIausjfeu uuO
elmer SetttOu Der RabitlIeH. gtue ndbere
2ur6fGt Der Bill er'dltaBt bic Ebntiad1e,
bGB taturh ieber aRGblmuun ftdl sepirtg
bOlteu mug, isiuer pOIlti4eH Rshte ourh
etueu WnioritIt6belaluS ces Seuats 0erIutie
Su geheu, ugbf barOuf iOIasuOer AusDaiUug
burdl ein 8efTet ces Br6F0euteu Der Regub
lit. I'M ioI1e gBtiie ueTeen, aufdtt oas
Auensilunss 8efret nur onf firffiite Berio>
men an3umeubeu, einfGde Birger. bic IN Gem
Eertatt Der 6eirbleIigtsit gegeu bic 5legiez
ruUg fisheu, an Spiern.
3as GppeuQticrsaertdlt bat bic 4rlumeuta
in tem Streite 3ntineA bem Gi0lltubuual
Ger SeiHe uuo BEN 5auDelstribuaaI NIT Be-
2uq ouf ibre reipeftipeu SurisoituoHsEedte
iiber bic yBauamusS sSaual @eIsGidlft" Uer'
rommeu. 8as gtoilgerid1t enthteo fir3s
lih, COS bic SeieuidGft uur unter ots Sta=
tntsu 6es &ioilgeiesss fommer uHo erulnute
in 5olge Befeu eineu 2iqaioator. 0arouI
u7adteu bic @ontrpttoren NIT uubeiaplteu
Sniprtiheu eineu BrossB Dor BEN paHoel5'
tribunal eeeen bic @Gisnihaft au9du9tg.
3er appeuattous9erintshot uerlhoo letae
@utiteiouug bic Guf ndbfte gSoGe.
4onomufauaIz Nttisn UurosH beute 80 40
argetotsu, faueeu nber teiue Abuebmer.
GrsSaIietta SstieSrtdl's RadfsGt aa&
SeuiI6lapD.
Sou on 26. 6ebruar. - ersRallertu
6TteeI;h reifte beute mad DeutiataHS ab.
Sont9tn Stftcro begleitete ne II elmer one.
usu SutiGe mad oem 8abuboie, une etu
sutbnfafitiasr @mpfuns murOe Beineu aueu'
ibolbeu Guf ihrer Sahrt burG bic ora8eH
iu 3htil. 3ahlreiGe Ritslisoer Der aOatgs'
iomiIte fnnesn fiG uuf oem Berron eiH. Der
Abidiso Der sSnieiu BON ibrer Ecnter ner'
anIaste eine riitreube S.eEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
9Icue 2scamtTttoSs Oer ;, STANDARD.
EiGzGotnO. "a

@hicnqu, 26. Tebr.-Ss usrtautet, oaB
Die sStuubarb=StI=&o." bic GOutrole iiber
bGH y@hicagO'er @as. 8ruf," +" pelfer ba8 bic.
fge @nsgeiGdft mouOpoIifrt, erIaugt bat,
unb baB fie Sas aus bem Del berjuf1eqeu be-
abfttigt, mel4es burt tbre R6breulettnug
ans Qina, Shio, hierber oebratlt mirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
Eo5 dberFs uuO SuUtudiF8ae
g SamtrBeusfitltnSe gttttGt

5tr gBtu, iUeldes nugsubudUd Die ilrtternb7su
1hmerSeu Iinotrt. IS 0eriebit Biemlls, Dem ye1eHs
oSn HiHocruHg Der ShmeBtn 5u uerItn1H, uoH Uelz
der llri0t1e 6eillbeu aUdl bsrrfbrtu mogeu. IS NJ
nirlIih Der 8ro6e SdmcJBen5sSUiuqsr Uuo bnt meGr
@utCs, aIs r9eno Elm anoeres bttlunte5 U2;tal ges
tbou 8ej aopfitme4eu, SabulbmeBeH, geGralz
gte, RbCumati5muS, 0iudeHrgi6En, BerrenFuuqeu,
GuetinuHgen, -Sniettenitideu. netisul lldeHs
StmerStH uu0 SblDddt i'm 8reu8, tm 8ddarlt ober
IN Oeu ghersn, Stmritu In 6cr Se6er, 5rufieltnls
siH6uug, GulbWsGen 6er @dsHle un6 Stncr3sH
alcr Art Dir0 6tr 8e0r2ut BON Railways Ready
Relief Ioo1tige @ueitterung aeDdbren un0 Der iorts
9gePte @ebraud In mtni8eu 2astu slue oauerHoe Rlr
btHufCn.
ghersueut5dnbuna, Solereut8unbung, unterIeibss
CnBdabuug, yungencnRlnoun8, itiimmen Salss
Observation-Disclosures 8rduHe, @rlppe, Sltdu9s
SupTUtb, 3abUUs5, Rgural9tg, Rbeumatt5mus, tata
tea Eisber, Sdnttdfrof, BrotbeuIen.
Die Nnnenbung oes Ready Relief on ben
Etcilsn, an oeuCH Der Sdmer8 ooer Ou5 Sei5eu itd1
beVnoe1, Nr6 olOrtge STletterung geUd9reu.
Sin ba6er bis 3u enem gansen LbeeIoftel Dol, tn
eingm balbsn @luis gBafGr eiHaenommeu, ptro IN
psuigtn D}iuuteH 9rdmpie, lauren ytaaen5 le6da
lfi. Gr6redlen Eo6brenHen, RtrDofitdt, Sbllfoftas
ltit, RoDilUeb, DinTrboe, Rolif Sl6bungeu unb aue
iuHrTlihsu ShmerSeu turlreH.
SO Gents bic 6lal&e, gu 9abtn Jst Apot4eier1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
germtiatss.

8ie beutiae Steuer &t1nahme 5etrug
1868 ,488 uno bic 3Oletuuahme $483, 932.
Cur &tR0jung behimmte yfatioHaIs 8nufz
gICter i'm Setrage bon 1921, ,17O IiefeH bsute
im Sda5amte etu.
@ftS neltsre YGioot BeuiOuabiGs nurz
ata qefern bom BgdFbeuteH nit isiEenI y. TO
5eiegt.
Sire Delegation oua2oui8bille, 9e ,Dai4e
81 @unfeu Der 4uihsbuag Der Eabadsfeuer
ngtlirt, eIi9ieu bgute i'm 9opttol uuO bate
LlhtGrreburgsu nit 0sti6ie0eusH @O1grebmit
gIjeteln.
8aprGicutout Sprjnger kat i'm 5auIe cine
@iG sur Nn'uOhmt Don NtiaOua, S5a5o uab
glhouirn ole SlQ0ten einoebradtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
0lMSIflffrtin q NfrFdln bcft

0auiing, gii6., &c. Sebr. - Das ans-
Ijeieyuuss &erfabr6u gegeH Erau Stiue 6.
Freuno un6 bic ouoereu BET oem Brooiipder
gglettrjc SuQars" S9miuoel EetbetIigten
4erloren ii pom @ouoerueur Quce iitjrt uno
ein ueGmGIi9ss 8erh0r aufyioatag, 4. RdrB,
0rb(t0umt uoroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
GnroP&iIde 3a6el6ert4te
gerRea's Srtamp0.

Gpuaauotser Salamnsabrnn orr Gatiaarf'
rsr ,,5InFS." - giaoit oct TaIlaler oer
aaGeUIid1sn RarusUs 2 23sSeTe.-&e Iegt Elm
GeRGaSRib 40 uRo eregstIt ole y!uat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
so. Gon9reB. = 3peite Sitang.
Sas bIutsae SetsD It,t &attfe.

Reptafsntant &snaegs's @nartT anf Sprsz
der SariisIe aaS Die 9eu,ofratss int @A'
GemetneH. - 2Nfe Der Maeriit ersntoett
wnrsc. - GerptHtauaaS=S 1T Sera=
tbuna.- -9tteatietretar 2ameat tpetFt etRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
mrrrInmntfpn aes mrdnNsnter.

tlamatiuu, in neIfer er eIflGrt, bas 1ffent.
iitbe SrtereHe ertOrbere, bus Der Senat mn
II ubr ON 4. YtGr3 tn Stsuug ei. nm irgauo
neI6e 3nidriiteu, bic ibH Der Brdfbeat su
lGideH minidle, eutge9au ju Hebueu. Die
EroIIamnttGn f0roert eaber oeu SaEat auf,
nm bic erpdhute Stuuoe 3u eiuar grtra,
Sibura aniammen Al treten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
Cine ab aepteisne @efaweree.

Su Dem Sale Der Strma 6Ofetter & So.
gegeu Die DPeuniplOauier Babugei.qihaft"
nnb Aubere bat Die spiteufaatlife Strz
febrss s&ommiifou gu @uufteH Der Betlagteu
Gutidiebeu. Softetter & So. battau iih iiber
uugeredte alaififisiruug ibrer 6rahtgiiter be-
idpeIt. Die @ommiifion tff teoO9 Der Ga.
fdt, bas Der bon Der 6irua uerianbte Ra=
aeubittere ale EraGtgut BON ben BabugeleG-
iClaiten rtdltil flaiiifiIirt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
Ste fepnbIifauiFt1eH ScRatnren nu1 Ote at
GebIiebeH ESabIesUaIttbaten.

Sn eirem uOu Den repnblitauiideu 5enaz
loren gttaIteuen @aufas pnroe IHgaiidts
ber cbIe6ueubeu SaItung, peldle Die Demo,
Gsriiber beobafteu, beidIOfeu, ntht auf uu=
uerpeiIte SnangufHabme uno uaunterbrOs
dene 6ortCsuug Der Sebalte iiber Die ees
nuurte WaErigeI IN briHgeH, OnOern 0orsrf
tie gr!ebigur8 Der noh aIsfebeuOen Ser
niuigungsblls unb &onfersn3 bertGte al err
m0gItdlen 6r. guarts purbe oauu beaufz
rOSt, tin Gentle III crueuHsu, peIdes nad
bolbergegpugener &ouferen3 nit ben beros
frGttihen Yhtglie6ern bea Senats Elm pestez
ras, befiuitioe8 Bro9ramm fiber bic 0ieibeuz
fOl5e Der gu srtebt8eaOea 8ei4atte eutUerfeu
MIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
hEnnON.

Rev. =. II. Richardson aud wife ~
turned from Boston Friday.
Rev. q. T.. Harden preached memo
rial sermon SUNDAY. Mr.. N. was q
soldier during the war and can speak
from experience.
Memorial Day was observed ~ usual.
Dwinal Post, q. \. H., ~ Mechanic
Falls, was here. Prayer In the cemetery
hy Rev. =. u. Richsrlson, decoration ~
the graves by the children aud music by
Hebron Cornet Hand. followed by cxer-
clses In the chapel, consisting ~ recita-
ilons by Mis.e. Edith Packard aud Grace
Bumpus, of Hebron, aud Mr.. Warren
". Austin. of Paris lIlll, remarks by
Rev. &. y. Harden, rrof. Sargent, Rev.
;. u. lilhar,lson, Comradc Millctt aud
Capt. buchanan. Charles N. George
was master of ceremonies. The baud
PLAYED several plcce-. Amer the scry-
iccs dinner was served In the academy
and the baud with many citizens accom-
panicd the post Ia Mcchanlc falls. The
Interest In the services increases every
year aud Memorial bay from $50 10 30
were present.
Memorial SUNDAY the quartette went
Ia East sumner Ia sing.
Mr.. Knapp, of boston, !. la town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
OsEORD

Rev. Georgr \. Tcwksbury was mar.
ricd At Clmhrldgepori ~ Mlss Virginia
I'helan. The ceremony was performed
by hi. father. Rev. George ,. rewksbury
~ thu place. Mr.. r. aud hi bride yislt-
81 his father lat week ON sunday h.
preached al the Congregational church
to a large audience. II i aid that hc
will ~ o. Washington Territory. liz
!. an able minister aud much liked.
Thomas Dave. has gone Ia Lynn,
Mas.
Walter Dawc.. wife AMI daughter. oi
Nuhurn. wcrr herr for few day. Last
week.
Mr.. jordan u Auburn, 1. AZ !. II.
thapmau's.
The "Blue." PLAYED AZ Wet Paris,
saturday AMI we're defeated. The scurr
va. ~ e. ?. Ia favor IT the rnrl. nine.
There Wa q frost on the plains on sat
uuiiy and SUNDAY nights.
Jane. Jones hls bought a very fne
boat built oh the langcley plan.
The proprietor. 10 the lake House
have moved in.
Memorial Day va. duly observed a.
both Villages by the 4. \. Roberts Poet,
assisted by the cornet hani. They met
AZ Wclchyillc a. . 4. ". and we're join~i
by the .chool children, VIM presented
each romrade with bouquet and then
al marched to the crmrtery and dcposit'
"a the fags aud flowers on tn grave.
They then marched a. Good Tcmplnrs'
Hall where an eNcellent dinner va. pro-
,iirl hy The ladic. ~ welchvillc. AFTER
dinner thcy returned ani were Joined by
the children ~ the public schools aud
pfncc-iri o. decurate the grave. of sol
lier. Ia bath cemeteries, after which
they repaired a. the VI T.. church "a
listen a. q line Grafton from Hon. james
:. Wright ~ rir-. with music by the
baud. \ lunch consisting ~ coii,e, cake,
etc. Va. served. The comudr. Wcre
much pleased with the Grafton aud high
Ia appreciated the assistance given by
the haul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Mr.. Mary a.. Mntwll, r. daughter II
cur former pastor. Rev. =. l.. Gould, i
.trniing a few wr-ks With her friend.
herr. Who arr glad 90 rrcvlyr her after
.r,rral years ~ .cpintoan. Mr.. Nor
rrll's husband commanded a company ~
colorrd trpop. la thc late war. IL del
"a. thr result ~ army NE, aui .hr nov
revive. pension ~ 81 pr month.
~incr ihe delih ~ her husband he has
spout many year. Teaching In the West.
We rrcvnily r.r-iNci . call frum D.. l..
Teh,cts ~ l.ockr's MILL. W. found
him a very pleasant. genial business gem
tlcmun. Mi.h there we're more such.
car town !. glad o. welcome a cool
citisrn. Mr Bakcr FROM Massachusetts.
\ little frn.t MONDAY. Nothing hurt.
n lii not "hlie."
Our blacksmith. 4 II. liarker, Jr., Ia.
moved frum !. AspinNall's AMI taken
rvut Ia the house formerly occupied hy
!. Iross.
T.. n. Foster ~ North Waterford, wa-
Ia town a few days ago.
The graves of our fallen soldiers were
Decorated the loih. cur people ioluc,l
with the towns around W Ne celebrating
Memorial Dhy.
Isaac WapiNell ha. sold hne young
horse for $3.50.
4. +. cole O.. az work agaln for Dexter
Iingrtr on hi. stable.
Mr.. FRANKLIN Cro.. .. whiting friends
az bethel.
Mr.. Lincoln chaplin ~ welch,illc.
Ia. rvccntly taken one If our fairr-t
daughter. and an excellent school teach
cr. Mi.. :. Lizzie Dresser. May prus-
perity attend them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
unrnA pI AA1A1loN-

Nav seem. to give "a much variable
weather.
There wasa nice sterop,icon exhibit
ton AZ the school house saturday even
ing. The views In art works embraced
some very interesting places Ia judge
from the BIN which I. before me. We
are Indebted "a James e.. Davis Tor the
SUNDAY morning sermon. a. he enter
tainsd the gentleman over sunday. The
biblical views given sunday evening
were very interesting and Instructive.
&c. Swett left home Monday morn
Ing aud expects Co work In Augusta ON
the asylum huiiding.
u. 4. SWEET has J'een spending Few
days Ia Milton.
IA Andrews l. ON the sick list.
Trout arr plenty In some of the
brooks 90 Judge from the large platter
full served al sunday dinner Of the writ
90.
Field strawberries are beginning to
get their red. full appearance and viii
soon decorate our tables With Their
luscious sweetness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
WFCT PARIS


=. y. Emerton has moved his cigar
manufacture from Dunhsm'- lllock ON
Main Street Ia rooms under Dunham's
Hall.
". X. bradbury l. treating hi build
Ing % a coat of pslut.
j. 4. lsi,llon has bought house lot of
y. u. Andrews on the southeast side ~
Prospect street.
The West Paris liase Rail- Club won
both games PLAYED Memorial Day. Fore
noon West Paris, ~: Gorhsms, ) 4; AFTER
noon; West Paris. o: south Paris, q.
They slso won the game played with the
ONforls saturday, scorc ~ to2.
MAY 2ith Que ~ our citlEcns picked
ahoui one-half pint ~ ripe wild straw
berries. Pretty good Tor OLD Maine.
MANY of our citirens werc disappointed
that Hon. n. VI. Heath did not come up
to address Va Memorial Day morning, ~
Ne wcrr informed that h. would. ~ u
was, eNerri.cs werr held only AZ the
cemetery. kimhall Post Was present.
bat the hand did not come. The stores
werc closed most If the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Have had two frosty morning. thi.
week. Hear 81 beans aud potatoes bring
KILLED.
TT. Main. IA. gone to otisfield AMI
Drrring.
Ethral kenner.on Ia. bought the
Levi. Wheeler place In North Alhany
and Mr. Wheeler Ia. moved on 10 the
Moore place.
There &. much sicknes. In town csp"-
ci,llv among the children. The doctor
was called Yesterday and again TO-DAY.
swell !. walker has hired out With
Mr.. IIibhar,l. 81 Shelburne, y. H.. a.
drive team.
\. q. Lovejoy IA. gone TO Milton,
y. n.
C.F.and :. VI. BroWn went fishing lat
week AMI caught 100 trout. \ great
many III them would weigh a pound.
The mo.quitoe. had a g00d time.
Part ~ our people arr done planting
and some have iu.t begun.
Early sowci grain i looking finely.
Apples arr setting sparingly aud
small fruit abundantly.
Cateuillars are Tar more plentiful
than for many ycars. They will bear
Watching. sce Ina the eastern part 81
the State they stop railroad trains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

We rllirl ~ Mr.. 1ormhn's few
daV. agn aud found the old lady very
feeble. auI every Indication that her
life. work D. practically dnishs-i. Her
.on Charir. .. nov con the gain. .o that
a.. lsegiu. tn tio .umr labor.
pearon :. A. Cumming. l. someWha
i-.ttsr than b. VA last winter although
not FIRE. frum rheumatism nov.
eur bitter half gave "a a number ~
straw terrir. lat saturday 80 nearly
rit,e that they wrrr r~i and sOur.
'Tir interview W. had With Dr. lap
ham the other dav 40 The Pond Was a
Nrr, pleasant one. IL wear. spectacle
and W. thought while hooking ~ him
that d. could say with much truthful
ne.. a. did Washington on one public
or,asinn NJ b. Was adjusting his .pecta-
che. 60 al. face. "lou SEE. gentlemen, !
have grown blind. a. we'll AZ gray in
,our .rr,irv." We think All arr ready
fo admit that ths doctor has hern Ia our
.sr,irc much II the time Tor quite a
numl..f 81 vears. writing tho.r town
historic. IT, 9. nov engaged ON the
history ~ the town ~ Humford.
sras. 4. locking fairly well although
h.lly killssl oui in places.
Nppl. tire. did not hlossom quite -o
plsutiiullN a. lat wear and W. arr glad
~ n: don't like a. $50 80 much waste
fulnrs.. Hope apple. will D. scarce
enough next winter ~ that buyer. will
D. willing Co pay one dollar a harrel Tor
them. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
h4IRAn

Dcnnl. Morrill,. blacksmith. Ia. taken
a bob in New Gloucester.
y. ". Warm. ED. ~ south Water
ford. 4. o. loCaie a. LAWYER AZ Hiram
village. Fortunately for him We rr.lgn-
"a our commission a. trial Justice ~"
other day aud hc can look the notable.
over and have one made Ca .uit him.
>uccrss a. him.
Mr.. Nathan warlwrll, ~ Naples, Wa
Ia town last week on a yl.lt 10 hi. broth
~ Enoch.
The 4. 4. met AZ Hiram MAY
sist. Mr.. ". n. Stickney ~ East
Brownfeld presiding. Mr.. John Fierce
served a. SECRETARY.
Mercury Nav ggth ~ degrres.
III 4. Gould aud family, of boston,
have removed "a Hiram.
Frank Hubbard, of kenr falls, j. la
town.
There are two ease. Of diphiheria AZ
Phneas Wliham's.
cur neighbor Calvin speak. good
Wori for Brother George II. Brown'.
crows. They leave hi. corn untouched
aud ~ for the legion ~ worm. that ar'
destroying hl. beans. Score one for
groWs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

ne weather l. cold for the last oi NAY
fr,,.f on the low land killing the cf"p-
I'M soule loCalities.
THURSDAY services viii be held al the
,...m..ter, IN this place al ten o'clock, y.
NJ. aud Al KeEar Falls AZ s;Jo, u, "
a. r. Fox ana r.. p. Gentleman vii de
liver addresses al the Methodist church
in The evening. Freedom Rand OF New
U,mp.hlrc viii b. Ia ATTENDANCE. he
Town male an appropriation at the an-
nu,l meeting In Marvh Ia help pay, TIE
exp.n.e. We hope the people VII All
t.ir an Interest In the matter ahd usN".'
me dav In the YEAR "a pay their RESPECTS
-. ~. f,,nentsd dead soldiers Who gave
,brnselyes a. ave their country
-. Pike of Cornish has contractor
20 furnish 100 cords Of poplar timber
and hands arr busy la this N'eih'y CUT
ting aud peeling for him. ~
Ths poiato beetle l. out again IN iul'
force % plague the farmers anu Keep
them busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
snllrA nlIckrlfIn

ANY one travelling thi. week through
some ~ the towns ~ ONfupl aud IN
dru.coggin couutic. cannot fail to observe
one strange phenomenon ~ the season,
VIZ. that while one farmer may De- hoe
Ing "a Held ~ potatoes or corn neighlior
may h. iu.t preparing hls land for plant
ing. Seemingly thi. apparent diiirrcnc"
la the season aud climate cannot be-
maintained throughout the cniirr sea-
sOn.
We .aW quite a marvel thls week la q
three day. old colt AZ North Turner
Bridge, owned by q. 4. Caswcll of that
place. The dam ~ thl. colt l. Win
ihrop Morrill, mare that has troitci In
asa. and the -irc. Pedro Messenger,
owned aud standing upon the stock farm
Of Mr.. Carver ~ l.iNemOrr. The brood
mare. a. the owner aptly expresses IT,,
II. worth more than a hrn.' Pedro
Messenger Z. one of the hsndsome.t stall
lion. Ia Maine. Mr. CasWell viii u.c the
same horse thi. season.
Mr.. sylvester ~ Turner village, has a
yclrllng colt. got by Redwood, for which
he ha. refused $50. Thc-c two ease.
cited aboVe show what can be- accom-
nllsIifNl NN ktffIl NfffNAAh-s
IA Russell. Of Boston, brother 81 the
"world renowned Jason, l. In town buy
ing lot II horses for the Boston mar
krt. Horace Morrill, aud others have
sold Co him.
The writer has .old hi Drew mare.
purchased Of Loring rarcher. to Nuburn
parties.
"In life Ne are Ia the midst of death.
Abel lrish and family were called upon
lat week to bear the affection of the
sudden death Of their sou frc,l. while
upon fishing excursion Ia NeWry, the
full particulars Of which We do not
learn.
our road. la the south p1rt of the
town are sadly In ncch 1T the attention
formerly bestowed upon them 10y the
surveyors and brawny tax payers of the
several districts.
our weather during MAY has had d
curlou. blending 1T the tropical aud are
lie
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parties ~ scholars Visited kearsargc
and the I.-dges on saturday, the 35th.
Mr.. llersey IT llowdoin College, eNec-
utlye SECRETARY ~ the y. VI. Volunteer
Nssociaiion 81 Maiue. spoke on the sub
icct ~ foreign missions AZ the Congrcga-
tional church on sunday. In the even
Ing the merting was a memorial service.
Mi.sr. Hattie Pike and Leah Barker
attended the graduating cNerclsc. of the
Institute ~ Technology AZ Bosion. Mr.
CLAYTON ". l'iks has nov hnishci his
course. in which h. has made a speciality
II electricity.
Mr.. ~. ". STARK l. quite sick with
lung trouble.
Mi. susie Randall i hoped to h. on
the wav to recovery.
Decoration pav Was suitably observed
hy the g.. \. X. Post, hy Decorating the
graves in the FORENOON. In which cerc-
mony the children assisted. In the after
noon ~. address Was given ~ the Meth
,-ll.i churrh by Rev. X. N. Davis ~
North Conway. In which b. fully sue
tained hi reputation as a moot inicrr.i-
Ing speaker. In the evening an appro-
pirate entertainment was given hy the
4. l.. :. e.. assisted hy either talent,
which Va. prepared especially With rvi-
ervuce o. the day. ani Vas Ia every ~
spert highly succcssful.
\ new photographer, Mr.. 4. u. smith.
has Opened new studio GA oxford STREET.
rrof. . y. Woodruff ~ nowloln cob
iegv will examine the academy candi-
date. for admission ~ college on >aiur-
dav. the ~th. aud prrach The haccalaurr-
ate sermon The next DAY AZ the Congrc-
eitionsl church.
Rev. wallace Nutting, Who supplied
che Congregational pulpit two Ncars ago,
has accepte,i a call to -. Paul. Mlnn.
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NnnrA ALBANY

There va. a slight fro-t the JO,h ou
low land.
The VI. T.. Cinlc met with Mr.. Hiram
Robbins. Thur.day. \ pleasant gather
Ing.
Mr. Baker II lIiyerhlll, Mae. ha'
bought the Seaycy farm to which hc
moved hi. family last week with hls own
team. being four day ON the rad.
Good. came by rail-.
4. II. We.cott has gun" a. Portland "a
work ~ hi. mason trade.
!. H. kimhall has gone a. lar llarbor
a. spend the summer With an uncle. lls
made q social party for hi. many friend.
before leaving.
Fr-l Clark aud l,o.coc Emery arr
hauling poplar Ia Bethel depot. They
don't complain Ut snow drifts.
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aayAnr,s ponn

The seleCtmen have bought road ma
chine II II. ~. Blake, the oxford agent.
4. \. Bruoks got severe cut la hl.
foot while building fences last week.
". :. Robinson aud wife, ~ Hartford,
werr In town THURSDAY.
improvements arr being made on lin
coln street. \ sidewalk I. Ia b. pat Ia
on the south siir IT the street.
Cushmln. our livery mln, has just
bought another span. lii business J.
Increasing aud h. expects Ia pat la more
team. soon.