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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
nIsriEID

our village escaped q very serious con
flagration early Monday morning. fir'
va. discovered In the cellar 81 chase
drug store aud the alarm was sounde,
about | 3O \. VI. Monday. The people
turned out la short time. IIy chance th'
firr Nas confined a. the basement bul
We once morr realized the need of some
thing besides the "buckct" Ia night mr.
with.
Quite a number have been AZ Podunl
Pond this week; among the nunbe
were John :. Harlow. Esq. Col. W. L
Eustl., l.. &. Willoughby. Charlie. stan
ley. -, ,
The spool mill started up this weeI
with fnll fnTce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
CANTON.

Judge Charlie. Ellis and family who
have been visiting In town for the past
four weeks, returned to Kansas we,lnes-
day.
Mr.. John +. swasey il visiting friends
In Montreal.
Dr. 4. l.. stsnwood and !. ;. Mendall
attended the Grand Lodge l. q. q. y. nj
Portland last week.
The SECOND game 81 hall between the
married aud single men resulted In an
easy victory Tor the single men by q
scorr ~ ~ to II.
The Androscoggin Valley Agricultural
society are building large hall ON the
Fair Grounds.
The next unl,ersallst circle viii be
held at Grange Hall next Thursdsy after
noon aud evening. \ plcnlc supper viii
Dc served by the ladies IL Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
r--C Most IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
Briefly TOLp.

A. electric strvet railroad company
h. 'ssu orgauifri AZ BruusSick.
No. Grand Eucampment q The odd
le.os. 20 Maine was held la Portland
a.t week.
W " :. Gibson. proprietor % thu
frrt.e llouss a. Portland and the otia'
- llou.- ou cushing Island has
tIIei
rie Maine central officials report that
d. July business doue by the Mains
Central Rad 8. tli~ largest In The hist"r,
81 fhe ruad.
&C. Dresser. for the last YEA
pr.lClpal ~ Could Academy az bethel
has bern chosen sub-masier 81 the Rock
land High school.
President Harrison visited Bath We'd
nrs'ay. a. The guest 70 Arthur >e~eii
aud aas ROYALTY entertained. lie Ma
shown he splendid facilitie. ~ Bath TOT
ship Building aud was evidently I'M
pressed by them.
rhs Maine Ceutral train from Lewis
tou to Brunswick Tuesday evening Ma
d.tched while entering the yard 81 brun-
strs. fhe engine went down an enn
hankmeni aud the baggage and smoking
car vrre deraile,i. bat fortunately u" ON
"a Injured. The cause ~ The acchien
a. q nat which a boy had placed uP"1
IL rail-.
fhe Calais Times thinks the plan o
NJ Maine Central l. % cell w. sectle'
from MattaWamkeag o. NanceborO to IN
canadian Pacific. build The Aroost"o'
direct line FROM MAttAwamkeag, and -
cur IN. New BrunsWick traffic by oul,u
lng tn share line "a counect win tis
1rand southern and New BrunsNlc'
roads AZ Calais. such a scheme woul'
- good thing. not only for Aroosio9s !,
oui also Cor Washington County, Nh'e'
would thus h. given direct commanlca
tlon By rail- with the rest ofth state, an
TIE development Of that part OF the stat
Noaid b greatly aided.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
AERROn

Among the strangers At church Last
sunday Wcrr :. u. llilborn of California,
Mr.. Pullen ~ Monson, aud u. J.. Bailey,
Esd. ~ Everett. Mas.
MIR. IIilboru wa. accompanied by hi-
brother from West Minot, where he for
mcrly lived.
II. 4. Marshall Of BANGOR has been
visiting relative. here thi. week.
y. q. Bachelor ~ Boston, u at Z. D.
Trips
Mr.. Howe returned home last week
Ernest Sturteyant i home this week
We hope the reader. ~ the Democrat
will not hold u accountable for th'
spelling aud various other "accideuts'
In Last weeks items.
T.. l.. Packard has ~ hives ~ bce- aud
has lost three .warms this summer.
Mrs. Packard has 80 hills Of Llm'
beans which arr looking finely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
IovELl

The "lemon squeeze" came of last
week At the town Hall aud was decided
succ~ss. The first prize fell tn Miss Min
nie Manson aud the second to Master
Gco. stanford.
Mr.. sumner Andrews l. In town on a
Walt from lawrnce. Mass.
Mr. David II. Hartman, life long rrsl-
lent ~ thl. town, died on Wcndcsday,
Aug. 18th. aged n years. Funeral ON
Friday AZ the Congregational church ~
which the de,rased Vas member, at
tended hv Rev. William Sandhrpok.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

The uelghbors aud relatives u Mr.
Henry nartlett met AZ the residence oi
her daughter. Mr.. ravie Bean. Aug. sth
IN honor ~ her soth birthday; she va.
the recipient ~ q number ~ prcsents aud
many good wishes. Ice crvafh and caks
Sas served aud very pleasant gather
lng Nas enjoyed by al present.
Mr.. a.. Bean and childrru from Re-
serv. Mas. arr nov az her fathers, T.
q. rvrrys.
Emma NJ brown has rturn~i frcu
Revere.
Mi. lc,ina swan has returned To her
work a Nahham.
q. ". nrtleti's valuable family horse,
Patch dic,i very sudden with wind
colic. Aug. iOth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
WILSON'S MILLS.

Mrs. l.. Bemis of Stafford, has been
up ON a yislt al her fathers.
l.. n. PennOck aud wife have been "a
Berlin.
Parties from Colebrook. Berlin, Dunn
mer and Upton are up, some camping
out. some stopping az flint's.
Among the guests az fllnts are .. NJ
Abbott aud wife Of Berlin. also capt
simmons aud wife.
"a. FLINT accompanied by his eldest
daughter has gone Ia Portland To select
furniture for the new house.
A.E. Bennett Of Enroll was In tow
the past week, also Dexter Blake 81
STARR, agent for the singer sewing ma
| chine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
NORTH PARIS.

Mls. Mabellc Cushman fell from 4
horse she was riding last week and heI
foot caught In the stlrrup and broke hel
ankle. The horse stopped when shc fell
and. help being near n hand, she wa'
soon released from her PROSTATE post
tion.
Mr.. John Chase {. very sIck with 8
fever.
Rev. ". ~. Seams aud wife and Mis.
Sybn Nbbott .Icnt few days AZ south
Bethel Last week with Clayton Abbott or
the old homestead.
Mr.. siearns will leave this week Will
al. family for their home In New NorL
state.
Mis- sybil Abbott will leave soon 90
her way Ia her work In Atlanta. Ga.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Another heavy storm. \ gcod deal Of
rain has fallen aud Il It'll J. raining
The river l. rislng.
Potatoes arr rustlng AMI rotiiug.
VIII legal llayse-,i'', Who gave youI
reader. nm Interesting accouni ~ expert
mcni. In scientific farming. plcase favor
Va with hi personal cNpcri"nc" Ia rais-
ing heans.
Apple. will b. almost perfect failure,
Mrssr.. Young 4 Milliken arr getting
the coru shop rcady for the swcc, corn
harvest.
=. l.. rriuk and william Boynion at
tended the Grand Lodge ~ I. -. ~. y
al Portland rie-day. the 18th.
Fred Thaysr has gone to North Con
way Ca work Va Que 20 the hotels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
FRY1euRo CENTRE

Daniel \. Irish. oar new stage driver,
l. doing a good business.
Potatoes are ru.ilng badly. The out
look 1. very .lim la tai. part of the coun.
Try.
Oai. are light and lodged very badly.
The Vet weather l. very Encouraging Ia
farmers.
J.v. Emerson l. intending "a 80 Ia
Massachusetts, Ia work al hls trade for
James T.. Chandler.
Horace Greeley Adam. l. looking for
a good Job. lie la good carpenter aud
any one In want will DO we'll 10 call on
him.
Tie apple crop, We think, Will b. light
this year.
re. Brickett /. selling some veal and
other meats.
The postmaster at fryeburg Ccnirr
had very bad accident one day last
week. While riding with hl. Wife aud
daughter. Mrs. =. \. smith Of Boston
also Mr.. Afford smith and daughter oi
Lowell, Mass. the horse became unman
agablc aud the carriage when turning I
very sharp turn Was upset and smashed
hadly. The horses broke loose. Ih'
occupants werr very badly bruised bat
no bone. we're broken.
Mr.. william IL. Park aud Ella u.
/ Park, 81 Newton. Mass, returned Mon
/ day. the l2th.
Low-ground hay has stood - Ions
/ that some has become worthless.
Edward T.. Chandler has returned Il
/ Boston, hi place ~ business.
~. 4. ". Charles of Boston, Mass, i
spending his vacation Ia fryeburg an'
Nciniiy.
j. T.. IIutchins l. supplying CONWAY
market with all kinds of meats.
Nelson y. Chandler has a colt that III
I l. breaking for william Fife.
/ y. 4. smith of Boston, Mass, u eN
pccted the 18th Ia spend his vacation
/ With Charles Chandler al the Centre.
Mr.. J. ". Walker has got her hous
fille,l with summer boarders. \ gOo'
place to board.
Edwin Mcintlre l. pe,ldllng at Conwa,
with meats of all kinds. lie goes Will
heavy loads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

N raius.
Mr.. Mai Lowell II New Durham. y.
IL. L visiting hi former townsmen.
Mrs. Lphraiam n. Baston ~ Newton,
Mass. l. Visiting AZ last Hiram.
Mrs. Nancy fnslcr ~ Boston. i
visiting her mother. Mrs. Ea.tus Storcr.
Miss Nettic ". rNitchell l. at Glen
Ellis House, New Hampshire.
The Young Peoples Society ~ Chris
tan Endcavor holds L. meetings At the
Congtvg ational churvh Friday evenings.
Class meetings wednesday evenings at
The Methodist church.
Abcut $50 Vas Invested hy some
a our I-ople on fArss sAsH soais al the
cirrus hcrr Aug. 9Th. With No results ex-
cept sortoW and valuable experience.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
NORWAY LAKE.

Mis- sadie Donovan ~ Ro.ton, and
Daniel welch 20 Cambridge. are spend
ing their vacation AZ their uncle's, 4. "
rartriigv's.
The Danley brothers II Boston, and
several friends arr boarding AZ jane.
smiths.
Mr.. kiu.lcy anil Mlss Dunbar ~ Can
ton. Mass. has l--u GA a Nislt a. hcI
rraniaughier's Adiir >hattuck'., bat
has returned home.
"a. ~ieVeus IA. hceu o. Otisdeld thi.
errk surveying timber land Zoe :. H.
Andrvus "a thisto town.
Gracc NJ. stevens has bccu GA a short
visit o. Fryehurg this week.
The weather continue. very Wet; ~,
farmer. have had a hari time 90 20
their haN anil grain. fotatoe. arv rust
lng badly aud arr beginning 10 rot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
NEwRv


The wet weather still continues.
Farmers for the last three weeks have
been trying TO get the hay that IL would
take Les. than week Of fair weather
Ia handle.
A good deal Of grain Is lying out cut,
and a good deal l. standing that ought
20 be cut.
Carl Goodwin, at work for Eli stearns'
had quite an III turn last week but Il bet
ter now.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Ii. Knapp have gone
Ia Byron Ia visit his father and brother
Mrs. J. \. Allen has returned to heI
home In Bethel.
Ed lane and Bert Harlow have Just
commenced to cut the grass on the Zoe
ter farm. IL looks now a. though hay
ing might last through September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

To- LEWISTON Jourual'. logal ave
thaf fh, latest acquisition GeUrge \. A.
Ier. fhr .s,,und hand DEALER. has made
afl.. store Goa Main strv~t l. an aucicni
flx spinning vhr.l n l. the wondrr
of a.alrr. ln hi. vat collection 20 Ia
trrr.t 70 Curinsiii-s. n has an Interest
ng t..fur, and h l. not ~ FULLY ls1arn-
el ifI.a surv thing however that u
ua. o1er ths property 20 the sccond
governor 20 Malne-Alblon n. Paris.
], aa. FORMERLY usn-i hy hi faihrr'
ilIs. Paris % Hebron, and must D.
u.r. chan iuu years old. ArCher iuhhs,
rrluIftther % The Auhurn carI'cuier 81
o. same name. bought III Sheei al
sl.f..r. grfiing if az very los ngufr.
"lr carver 20 Auhurn l. quite surr
h. sanlfathsr huili the Wheel IL
u-,.i fa Work 10 thr bu.iness and made
Oh. af fhrm aud b. had a shop over In
1rrrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
RuckElELp.

John Calvin stevens, architect, ol
Portland, with Mrs. Stevens aud chill
drcn, l. the guest ~ Mrs. stevens father
N. ID. Wsldron.
Hon. &. II. IIersey, of keene. ". H.,
aud wife were In town on short visit "a
hls brother, County Attorney IIersey.
Mr.. J. 4. Flanders Of boston, agent
for Clyde Steamship Co., with his wife
and children, wa. the guest ~ Dca. \. y.
Murdoch Last week.
Rev. m. II. smith aud wife II Nashua,
y. H., We're In town last week.
Mrs. ALMA Hanson Of Skowhegan, i
visiting relative. here.
The remains of the late J. 4. bur
rOughs who died AZ Someryille, Mass,
Aug. l2th, az the residence ~ his son,
Mr.. Edwin :. burroughs, we're brought
here Wednesday. Mr.. Inrr0ughs was
rad master ON the liuckilcld Branch X.
II. under the y. d. y. smith admlnlsira-
tion, coming here In 1855 aud continuing
under the falling fortunes of both the
smiths, father anil son, I'LL the road col
lapsed. In 1870 he removed Ia Somer-
Vile, Mass, with hls son Edwin With
whom he has slncc resided, dying AZ the
advanced age Of - years. lie leaves
two sous, Albert II. burroughs, VI. d.,
of Saccarappa, and Edwin =, Of somer-
Vile, Mass.
Mr.. Julia Gardner Of south Paris, !.
Waiting friends here.
Hon. :. q. IIllborn ~ san Francisco,
Cal. called on your correspondent fri-
day evening aud gives a glowing account
II a Is years residence on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. llilbom was q native 81
West Minot, Me-, aud 4. :. Attorney In
California until the rascals were turned
out.
Rank Examiner lllsbce. wife and
daughter werr at Bar lIarbor last week.
Arrivals NJ the Buckheld House;
t.eorye " IIsrrisk AMI wife. boston.
D nrusn. nsssten.
" 4 Cais ansi wife. Norway.
Mr. fFans Norway.
Rev n. ~. smith AMI wife, Nashua.
~. glark. Portland.
D : nurruurhs. ~nmsr,ilie. Mas.
= Hsnsi. tofnish.
4 b. ~ssmman, ~trsnF.
4 \. IIAwisY. ksnnehuRk
~ its-.thhy. Portland.
= a. IIillrnfu. ~an fransisro.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
enIIrA Rn1nIIRX

Every one l. disgusted with the
weather.
White Cap Mountain .tlll continues to
be- the centre ~ attraction for those In
quest ~ blueberrie-.
some of our farmers arr nearly done
having and they .ay the hay crop j. un-
usually light. our farms here In the
valley arr rather vet and In past year.
when dry farms we're al parched up
our have yielded abundant crops. Nov
We have Ia take our turn NJ rcNerscs.
Walter Howe and Loren Swaine ar'
cutting Mr.. Alice Boynton's hay.
n. y. McInnc. and .on have gone Ia
the Lake. fishing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
BRYAsr,s ponp

VIM. .. Harding. Esq.. has secured =
pos,'iou In the Portsmouth Navy Yard
y. :. stevens l. making arrangement.
Zoe shipping Mt. Lircon Mineral spring
water Ca different points. This l. Que III
the finest springs In New England.
swan. the Norway artist will b. Ia
town foar DAYS from Aug. ~.
Mi.s l.. VI. Chadwick 81 BOston, 4.
stopping AZ the Glen Mt. House.
cole aud Kicker have sold one ~ their
colts a. 4. \. jordan of Mechanic Pals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
HARTFORD.

The potato crop l. failure and oats
run mostly to straw.
ii. Dearborn lost a good hog last
week. lie died In fit.
Asa Leavitt Of North Turner, who
broke his leg about four weeks ago Is
able to be out on crutches.
The hay on vet meadows In this vicin'
ity can be bought cheap.
Forest Lake Lodge, l. %. u. It., boasts
of two sets of officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
nn1RuRY.

IN Iocse has a nice, white face, odd
calf; he l. four mouths o'd anu '"u' ~
girt. ,,. ,oo,,.ch.
ELDER n. \. Cannon anu burr ~!
az Iiyermorr, are rusilcAting ~ esh,p ="
East Braneh. They report nne nsh'us
Lot. 81 grain cut aud soaking !" wv
Mr.. Frank Reed Of Auburn, i al he'
.i.,sr.. Mr.. John Reeds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
SUMNER.

&C. Morrill, has engaged 20 carry ,he
Iii on an. Summer aud Buekfield route
mi A sturteyanf Il doing q much neea-
-, .,ort I'M cutting the bushes and shrub
berry away from the south sh''s VI '
Labrador. =, u.rfo,d
A.D. Park. supervisor OF hAi,ioi ~
pas,ed through this place on MS way "
Dixneld lasf week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

\ panty 81 twenty-five from North
Bridgton. consisting 10 Mrs.. OciaVia
Whittier aud son Alvin, T. Arthur and
willie Ilamlin. Charles lIamlin aud fam'
lis. with friends from Massachusetts, and
Portland spent the 9th AZ :. :. Halle Al
the oil McMain farm.
charles II. Holt and wife IL Fairfield
arr visiting al q. \. Mlllers.
sadie Mar.ton ~ Portland, l. visiting
NJ u. g.. Pridc's
Henry Rolfc aud Clcmcuiine Haskell
went 90 Portland on the excursion Tues
dav.
Maudc &. Young 1. In the place Tor q
frU days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
IIpION

Another ralnstorm. II rains only a
little more than half the time.
Enoch aud Willie Sargent have caught
another bear.
Miss Hattie Martin has returned home
after giving music lessons In this town
ten weeks. She was liked very much.
:. r.. Morse has new pump. IL Il
quite an Improvement.
Mrs. q. l.. Douglass l. In town visiting
relatives and friends.
LIMA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
oILUAp


And It'll u falns.
Potaioc. are nearly All dead with rust
ind ar~ rutting badly.
4. n. Chapman, Wife and daughter ~
turned a. hi home la Milwaukee lasl
week.
william Chapman and wife are ON 4
visit to North Stratfoui, y. II.
Joseph Larry ha. purchased lot ~ j
". Bennett near j. 4 Coles and VII
erect a dwelling.
The Mountain Rills held their fourth
annual fair Thursday evening although
q bad night the hall was we'll fillcd aud
a nice time was enjoyed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
IAs1 aRoMNFl1lp.

Rather wet for meadow haying.
n. Giles l. confined Ia his room with
rheumatism.
Mr.. Glle. l. visited by friends from
Boston.
Mr.. whiting from Cambridge i visit
ing Al Mr.. V. X. Stickney's.
4 large amount of cucumbers are De-
Ing packed az the station.
Circle AT Mrs. ". III. stickney's on
Wednesday, the 2l-t.
Cora Gaichell commenced her second
term In the LOyet district on the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
FAST ngBRoS

Mi.s Nbble &. witham aud her sister
Mr.. sarrh T.. Aver are visiting thcil
uncle. Mr.. james fogg.
Farmer. are having a hard SEASON Il
cut their hay aud grain.
The potato crop i failure.
=. II. kecne and sous arr doing Nas'
amount ~ having for this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Nj. Arahella Carter and Mr.. and Mr..
.,wuel n. Garter desirv o. express their
h.srfrii thanks o. the pcople ~ lart.
INN for their timely and efficient AID, hy
,.,,us ~ ehich their residence was
s.,ed from destruction by frc on the
.eernoon ~ saturday, Aug. M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Am.ur thr arrivals 40 the Hubbard
Ii.l.s daring The Wc-k arv the folloS-
1r
Itas b rrrtIrs anf sIfe. larr,iu I. frftint.
f.ra...I n Isrrk 81 ur,.It boz. Ma
n f.rrs.n. laasfHn
49, s b TuIrr N.ss NJ lunrr NhlraEu.
tf. N .raI as sifr. ti'lau n ~nsll Mr.
m b Inaal $40 tfrninrtau.
E..a asHInHfHn. o. 4.
"a. ball. 1910
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

nm. $50 ts au icv crram festival AMI
.....I -r.mrnadr at Academy lial lri-
Is, evening nf this we.k. Music hN
N.r-.. ur.hr.frt. Almis.ion 30 60.
I.r. ~ I'll Ots. rsr cuuple Grand marCh
..a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

N.Ene makes Soar sunuriau home
I.k r.rr Inviting sui h0sp.tahlr than "a
o. ..mf.rtah.e chair. on thr rnfga ur
ha. U.r monbrrh 20 pafra Chairs l.
i. Known t. fhr ~olli comfort Rocker
N.4aauf uue at least fnr The use ~
rr..f. So them ai thr varv rroms ~
IaI-.. Furniture Co.. T. canal >irvrt.
l...f.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

A.rnr. oliver. saint Louis Mr.. J.
~ Errr.. Neetou,ilie. Mac. Mr.. \
p I..tf l'ru,tirnce. Il. L.; ME- julia
U... H.fnu. ar Visltinr ~ %. \.
N.t..a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
AND WHAT rnIv NAVE BEEN DOING
TIE PAST WEEK.

n.shss psssssr.gsss ossieek Zoe
f.r~srs t.ssywhsrs.-A u.sss Hack
Assts~st "a North r.rts.-Assiasss "a
fsyssssx csssrs.-sstr.aa People 'ssss
the Hisph.as."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

EV NJ Mayu vas a. Paris a dav 81
fua it.f vc,k. packing az hi household
r.a,I. o. Q. settled over the church Al
Hsunrtau. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

william p. Perkins and family arr AZ
fsrEr- the camp Meeting AZ Poland
cam s-ouni NJ rvrkins has -
.-..r .a Co., palicc forCr there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

rt ST. Eamslril. eho u supplyi nE
tt. ...rf at the south faris baptist
.f.rE .nalurfr.l The srr,icrs at thr
Etf..., .hur.h iu this phcr sunday. Ia
e. .H..r.r ~ NJ WolEr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

VI r.rham hrvught in large an,
t.nI.ur string 90 truut lat lriia'
f-u ftr tI,inltf 20 ~pe,kiri Mountain
u.r .t.f,.i r.--i. 49, knnv b..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

I'm jaime. : wright has Tor ssie a
,.-.I ..,.nd hand top carriagv anil sc,-
9rIfani tuucvni wagon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

NJ. N.nuie ~sasey "a Canton, was At
al, Ul. ls.i weck with shetland pony
t.,m uhIlhexciis,i the envy "a the Young
r....r..H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Me-. n. Dame. - Eoslin,ialr. Mass.
Visiting her father. jacob Daniels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

N..Iur, I'rincr 20 Backficld .. visit
l--NI.. Gracr nayer Ia this village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-20

Nj. jordan. % Ilsbon. l. visiting
NJ. Hattie Croker.
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, June 13.-The Drovers Journal
reports as follows:
Cattle = Receipts, $4,000; market slow
and steady, to shade lower; becves, S4.25@
4.5O; steers, S. 60(14 80; stockers and feeders,
81 2093.60; cows, bulls and mixed, S1.50@
$3.50; Texas cattle, $l75tG3.25
Hogs-Receipts, 21, 600; slow and sc lower;
mixed, S4.201440; heavy, Si.15@4.35; light,
ST. 25(l4. 90; skips, SO. 5091440.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady;
natives, $3.50@4.70; western shorn, 50. 50(9
4.25; shorn Texans, S300Q13.90; lambs, 500
@o360 per head.
Kansas City, June 13.-Cattle - Re-
ceipts, 2100; shipments, 1900; weak and
lower; good TO choice corn fed, $4,000 10;
common to medium, S325@3.S0; stockers
and feeders, steady at s2.25@3.40; COWS
weak at Sl.75@3.20.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments $500;
firm, active and higher; light, Si.20@4 .25.
National STOCK Yards, Ea 1t St.
Louis, June 13. - Cattle - Receipts, 1,000;
shipments, 4, 200; steady; fair to choice heavy
native steers, So l09440 stockers and
feeders, S2.0O9300; rangers, corn-fed, 81, 70
@3.30: grass fed, Sl.90093,00.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 500;
steady; choice heavy butchers, s4.25
@4.35; packing, s4.2o@+3o; light grades,
s4.25@4,55.
Sioux City, June l4.-Cattle-Receipts,
6G0; shipments, 80; steady; fat steers, s.. 90
@3.60; stockers and feeders, 81. 2592.90.
Hogs-Receipts, 2,000 lower; light and
mixed, S4-0O@4.l0; heavy, 4.0594.l21a.