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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
cnlrr.. ailckElEID.

Herbert Re,,ori i making extensive
repair. on hi- harm.
Rennle Gerrish l. loading a ear ut 20
iaio~- mi. week paying thirty c"n'- l"'
hushel
Fr.l :. Iri.h has bought mare ami
.urkinr colt ~ Wilson shaw. lie uses
Black Nathan this YEAR. 49,.
WILSON shaw has traded hi- bfigg
coll 10 CYRUS n. jordan.
Hsn Record has made repairs ON Tue
Levi. Rctori harm.
4 few 81 our farmers have not hnl'h-
motion 10 adjourn planting until
Nav. t~~g. l. uoR In order.
VI a. Mason la. sold hi four-year-old
N.Ior Boone colt "a Elisha Trait t"'
y n. Head has a four-year-old geld
Ia, Ger the same horse that l. promis-
Inc coli AMI quite a stopper.
$50 WiusloW's threc-ycar-old baht
ban stallion has wiuiercd well Without
,,r,In AMI l. very fine colt. steve ahn
eolt are stlll AZ Clarence Fosters.
We learn that II. ". Record : Stallion
Rl.ck Rolfe has served thirty-nNe uaies'
n Il aid 20 have rained more OF l,s'
ever, dav this month up 10 to-day the
/ 18th. NJ,
A. showing the popularity OF BABY
Dean Ne heard responsible .iilf,n ~
marx that h. would give slo to' -.
tain sucking colt provided u hA' wv
.ircd by Baby Dean. "a,
"A. IoWell's mare has a good COT a''''
| black Nathan. II. Al.
A Boston gentleman has made IN,
headquarters AZ Jason hu.,,"s -
bor.s'. foe the Boston market.
nl,ek Nathan will participate VA 'h'
r,s,.. N Canton and lewiston
4 few crows heads have been present
"a 20 Treasurer Prince for the bounty
prc-sribed By Law. ~, ..,
TrsI Russell and Tom Record are cut
ting cord wood for II. Lowell
". savers pension has been I'D
creased from - 10 80 per MONTH u
kg,in we see the oxeye daisy In inll
bloom upon the hillsides Of old heo'0"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
RRoMNFlEIn

FARMERS arr through planting.
oue msn in this village l. doing III.
hoeing With horserake. lie gets on a.
IN. rake. folds his arms. speaks g. Nh.
hor.', says ~ Tom and h. gces and In
less than a dsv b. rakcs his siN acr~s II
sweet corn. last year h. hocl hi corn
With harrow, two years ago with a
cultivator
fhis town was we'll represented A
iryehurg Tuesday u bring the dav ~
the school graduation. Erne-t T.. Pink.
~ this village, graduated from the class
iral Oourse.
feluaWkst Lodge, 10. q. T.. donated
Ten doliars a. the Johnsiown sufferers.
Mr.. William Bovuion l. very sick.
flossle Gatchell y Ia poor hsAith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
pIEKc TORY

-, p.rfi.i Chursh Nv. q. Maye. Pastor.
- - gs.rr ~un.iaF "a n ~ ~uniay
i.filN Sshhsth hsenlnx >srsies a. :
r-sTeT MsstaEs fhur-tay hseHinEs "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
nIsFIrIn

Nj II. VI. COX {. having a tenement
fini.ncd 10 the SECOND story ~ hi. storr.
quite a number 81 cur citizen. attend
81 The Unitarian As.odiatiou AZ Portland
thu Wcrk. among the number, william
". Wait AMI wife, Mr.. Mar.hall White,
Rev. i. l,awlin., Mr.. Emerson Murch
aud Mr. George Merrill.
The school house Ia the Harry White
district was burned saturday night
about n O'Clock. The firr Nas 1T hy
Que ~ our toNnsmen while suffering
FROM alteration ~ the mind.
Dr. ~tuur,ant aud family arr away
on a .hort vacation thi. week. The doe
tor will attend the Maine Medical \s.o-
citation az Portland and will return home
about Tuesday, the 18th.
Mr Dunn, Who wa. reported With a
broken arm last week, i a hruther-ln-lhw
81 william browns Instead Of Downs a.
appeared la Last weeks print.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
AARrFORp

element D,go.ter diri june Cih, th'
funeral fhs ~th Mr. IL '0sisr has trei
nut 90 health fDr thr.r 90 four years an'
Zoe M. last siN months has heen couiinc'
tn nj. r,,um. IT, "a. "a rr.pcciri Ciiif"i
AMI l,sVes r. wife and several children
Tnrls David unkham dis-i June wh
,-,,l 49, YEAR. IT, hss hecu falling fol
thr lat war but Ma able to D. ou
,mour his nrighhar. until rrc~nilv
Tho day b, died b. walked cat a. III
harm AMI coming In D. fell In a sori 81
at. They carried him into The hon''
" herr D. lived bat "a short iime.
Mr.. Edwin Howard Ia the iin'.t j"
~ ch,-..s made this spring that NJ haN'
.eeu. Co.,d dairy cheese always bring
a good price.
our early potatoes arr In bloom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
GIlEAD.
u.

The town held a special town meeting
aud voted Ia buy a road machine.
Another runaway pair from here last
week.
Eben Chapman has Loot two more sheep
by bears. being killed near the house In
the day time. Now Eben l. on the war
path.
Rob Hastings has built the Wild River
road all new with the road machine.
The water wheel In John Wight's Mill
has squat.
Two deer were seen near Iii Richard
SOM one day last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
HIRAM

Hon. Almon Young 9. adding story
o. his ell.
M.. rh.cilla Adnms .. Teaching ou
Hiram nm. With her usual prominent
ability.
\ son - Ihlncas william ,gri years.
died ~ dipthcria June ~.
On June 1. Mr.. samuel lluntrr.s died,
sec,l about III years. IL Was a son ~
Mr.. Rolert iIuutrvss Who .sttlsi in III
ram alppui i~0s. We have known Mr..
lluutrr.. some ~ year. a. worthy
Christian citifrn.
Tho unlVrr.alist church NJ Hiram has
rrrentlv lnren painiel.
Mi. Lilphh Warren ~ 'oruish, for
mcrly Of south Hiram. dic,i June 4. aged
~.
There q. promise ~ e bountiful hay
crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
sotfrs poxRuRy

John Iadd cut hl. foo, very hsdl, on'
i1t ssf wrek
Hear. arr ser, i-,ll thi. summer ons
kilIs,i sh-.p fnr .. e. rvlor in IN
pasture onlV a shor distance from hl'
hou.r. in thr DAYTIME. AMI W. hear Of
fhsir being seen iu other places.
sras. L. hooking Ner, poorly herr. an.
frtrs arr ruferinin-,i that thrrr viii n"'
ts mory than half 20 The ususl crop.
straw irrrie. arr getting rip au|
L-r----l- - IL d. ulnulN-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
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have suffered terribly from neuralgia
aud rheumatism for the past twenty
wears aud have used 80 many remedies
with such poor results that had become
discouraged aud almost despalred OF re-
celying any benefit from their use. but
when suffering from severe attack OF
neuralgia -hOrt time ago, tried
thrown. Instant Relief for Pain" aud to
nav great 10Y, two doses completely re-
lieye,l me of the pain. Friday ] again
had a severe attack Of neuralgia aud used
the sInstant Relief with ~ good result.
that to-day, 10 the great surprise of all !
am able 10 10 my Saturdays baking
..Brown's Instant Relief IA goisend "a
me aud We shall always keep IL In the
house ready for usc.
MIS-. SfErHEN T.. kInBALL.
a.-Yaur money refansle.i ifh falls a. lensni
you when usei strictly q. dlfectcl on lhsh''
wrapper, - you take NO risk In tryingh.
soh by all dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
- MArTRFoRp

Justin D.. Mciuiirr aud wife arr in
Connecticut visiting Mr.. NJ. cuu.in.
4 lever struck oti. Martin on thr head,
cutting "a ga.h o. the honc ani two inch
r. in length
Iusrph kilgorc. Who rv.iici many
wear. in Temple. died 40 his home in
IIarri.ou last week. llc LAS hc,n ill "a
lun- time With What ~. Thought o. d.
raurer iu the stomach.
Nj. ~iiya 'htdhournr, who has h"rn
iu Lowell. Mass. The past winter has ~
turned home.
NJ. Keen {. Improving slowly bat .iill
conflns,l Co hi. bel.
Mr.. kcsn's sister from OXfnri, u
.urndius 4 week With her.
Nj. srtcr Pride hss bern quite W.
with .orr throat.
Mr.. Holt 9. able to b. about the house
some.
IL. Nme. IA. singled hl. hou.c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

NJ Aarun Wos-lhury, Who has he'f
feeble far several vsars. di',i th" ail
iu.i m thr ngv 20 alauut - Nrtrs. >er
,i.f. Urrr held 40 hi. late home thr s'h
o. vac a member ~ thc ORTHODOXY
church
FrrIN y. Stone has gone to thr stats
InIu.trsl ~chool 40 Lancaster. Mac
a. work. on the farm therr anil h"arl'
with a. llamlin.
Al srhnoi. in town arr in session viii
the folluwiur trtrhrr. District ". j.
lillian Kurelani. ~. =. Nlice Perry
~. o. Heulsh brigham; ". 4. INV
Hobbs. ~. 3. llffir Chaplin, ~. d
Dora FLINT. ". =. Mauie luung.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

Work !. t-clng pushed rapidly on G. y.
~toVell'. new house.
~ \. Whi,lii.u. ~ nostou. and WIN.
Eprsns. - NeW Work. arr the guest. IT
4. a.. iolsnm
new sidewalk i bring laid hetwc,n
the BIRD llill rad AMI The Easi bethel
road. N l. thslr Intention nov ~ pot
one up through the village ncNt war.
Nj Estsla Folsom has gone "a Ilo--
TON On a Malt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
NORWAY LAKE

Nr. jaime. Hrnneti. acru.. the lake
had ,rr, had panlctic shock, TUESDAY
night AMI AL. r,'cs,rrN u NrrN douhiful
a. b. Was no lcttsr wednesday night
liz Az q. nearly eigmy-tour.
Mr.. Ralph Irremtn. acruss The lake
hal tumor removed from her neck one
IaV thi. ae.k hy prs. llou AMI pono
,an ~ Lewiston. and lIaF,lton 81 Nor
way.
DEACON O.rooi rrrr, 3. treating h'
building. to new cu1t - paint.
Walter Pride hls gone to Mcrhani,
Tall. o. work in thr shoe shop.
Leon Fru.t ani wife commenced house
Keeping iu NJ. jane. Mcrulrs uP .tslr'
rrut.
il Psririlgc IA. a new team horse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
WILSON'S MILLS

Capt. e. \. i. Farrar Of the \. l.. 4.
Co.. ha. hccn up. and capt. l.. T.. lorL
l. noN irving Ia ct ths steamer, Magal-
loNay aioat agaln. II has the bad hah-
Il ~ getting ten full several tlmes year.
The county commissioners met her
the Gih. and lah out road from ,h'
hfuok near A. a.. Beuneti's a. john ol-
.on'.. preparatory a. building a bridge
acr,.. the river ~ may hope Ia the near
FUTURE.
N. T.. Bennett. mad agent, l. nov run
ming 40, new mad machine which our
town q. priding iiself In owning.
Chappell 4 llammons ~ 'ol"hruok.
have hern getting cat stone Tor fuunds-
tiou fnr neW houses Cor y. \. FLINT, ".
a.. Ilsnnctt and =. 7. rcnnock. rvsr",t-
lively.
Heavy rains have made the streams
high Cor the srason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
EAsr hrRRon

The Oti.hcld quarterly meeting con-
,sued with the Es.t Hebron church. II
Wa marked succ-ss notwithstanding
the inclrmency ~ the weather.
The ladlc.' Circle have purchased
cushion. Tor the church.
4. a.. Gccne's Cly,lr-isle colt weighed
when four weeks old az pounds, making
a gain of iO5 pound. la , days. How
l. that Tor sucker"
4. !. Russell has bought the Edwin
Brldhury farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
ATWRN

Grat weaiher Cor gras. The past Week
ST III teams that have h.~n hauling
.f-.nl strips arr still iile. Tho timber y.
.o soaked by The constant rain II can't o.
han'iiesl.
IN. branch hriigv has b~sn taken up
and fully rrpairri under the supervision
~ ths sele,tmeu.
The ruads arr Nery muddy. IN man,
rhce. The rvCrut repairs have hevn
llama g,.i hv the heavy rains.
Ho.iue hss had o. walt With other
thing fur fair weather.
Potatoes arr fourishing aud have got
a fue start - The l-'rtles.
corn has com- up veil bat D. needing
mon. suu tn give N a iusum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
RuugoRp POINT.

Crops arr looking well In this vicinity.
The prolonged vet weather gave n boom
o. grass that l. encouraging.
Mr. e. \. kimhlll anil Wifi arr home
from their western trip.
pr. N. .. Nhhutt Who has bought and
rc,rnily moved Into the ANDREWS house
has mtie some very Noticeable Improve
meufs.
The nrw steamboat u the prr.cni
chief attraction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

ur u.If .faLr. ~ d. oxford County
lrfn- li.r-r Rrc,sirr.' N-suciatiou,
al.I ....,tl june Z. to n. truttrd Au-
-..' -' anl ii. vill De- contested hy thr
f.a.uE
~raAr s.. O.. TusLs uf iSs
n t.frg Hsrri.sn, En.iia. = 2, hl hains
u.-vu u-..- wee sauss-. hr,ss... CO... O.
nv f.-,sr Dsnisu. uiiis Nus'. BE-. b'
B. i.a.a.. Nar-sy. s,sr'san. 90, by
- rrulafh.n. >,u'h rsr'. Peter y. D.
ArtFr.as. To-
20. n 80 De-. s..uth rar., hf Nsyheser
b. aHa Z. ~ Mrs-sussr Niss--
49, b ,als ihrysuf's faa.i. ~ Niiss'. h
n..ssr a rrus. ssuth Part. Cysious. b. e
sraar ~ a. Fuats oF -.
Harvu hr.- Ws.i >uu,usr. rrincs Ar'e'nus
b. r.f.sr. .saih r.r.. oasss Isc.. "a q
D. B. s,a-sl Lac. MA. NsnsiPoeh
f-saa X Nsrrii. Aa'isssr. Auia,-,s. h. D. By
~ rsYsr. ,,.,h F.ri.. -aut. ciare. b. q
W.krs
~ lsis,n. Nar~sy. Noesisan. b. T. b'
..N ..H
m ti .unE Dr.. -srufn faris.
'.e.rsr Esruris nuikhssi. As.las M
.afr e.r l. nr har.Fs
A.sfFr fr,lt ssh Paris. MsY iiaroinsef
q. n IN uartfntsr
srasE ~ a. FuALs uF -,
n q farrirgfnn. tsskr's Mins. Wiiisf Path
rialsr 4 Cspp. ssais rari.. crvsa-oei. b
IN r,s,si. >,oih rart.. p,ana. IA 2. b
N-rFar krHN.
r.slers I,s.sas. 18Th Paris. 80 A.iesP. b
q N.rwaF knux
fnstsr North waterford.
stANE ~. q FoALs 90 is.o ON LAffh-
hirrvti Rro... Wet Sumner. Wes'iAni' bro 9
n Thsver. ssuth Paris. Diana. IA :. b'
N,-war AutK. an Grceusoet, D. c. ~ WV
&c puun. Csntsu. Alherto. D. r.. lpNosri b
AhrrH
'tsst ~. s. sr,LtioS fHopCcr FoALs -
harrrti hru... Wet >unuer. frincs. IN. e. p
ArtrIls d.
u q farrinrtan. Ls.ks's Niii-. Cas-ias N
Ia |. e.. ~ n Irtur faffheu.
IN fasffr Gaut.su.
Richness lean 10 knfEi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

Ne understand that charlie. chase and
w. IL -aW isar brtN~vn 'hase's si"t'
ami RAYMOND blacksmith shop lev
daNs ago.
\. NJ. Coolc,igc aud Lina Lane have
i-.rn fo Canada. Etna has brought home
a nirs hnr-s.
We saw 4. Il. sherman start out th'
other dav With small TIRE when W
,.kri What Il VA for and how tail u
~. Ne wrre told n Wa = fishing pole
mi lacked a very few inches ~ heing
fWenfy fsrt. Ne don't know whether
hs caught ANYTHING 90 not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
EASr pTRu

Thr farmer~ arr beginning to think
ahouf having and George Thomas l. do
ING quite business putting up hor.e
plfchfOrks.
NJ. IIall's mother. Mr.. Re,ecca
llolmes. has come down a. spend The
summer with him
Nj. laup Knight. ~ Auhurn. has
moVei Into Henry Chase's house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
IAsr nanMArlrIn

Mes.r.. Gaichell aud Thom. are having
sOO coris 1T bark peeled on the fogg
AMI Old Thorn place, the latter nov own.
ue,i hy Mr.. Millikcn.
The circle will mc-i agaln ON Wolncs'
day. June ipih. n Mr.. sarah Stickney's,
a. finish the quilt anil determine definite
IN When the sale shall D. held.
The annual meeting ~ the ". q. T. I.
At Congregational church. June ~. The
circle and union will unite aud send 4
barrel ~ clothing Ia the johnsiown suf-
ferers
several attended the graduation ever
ci.c- ~ irvehurg.
Charlie. y. Gihsou ~ North Conway,
now With n. n. Cahin. New York, Ia.
t.cn visiting AZ ". II. >iickney's.
The Gaichell. attended thu Gilmore
Hand Concert AZ Portland and pron"unc-
81 II grand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
IOVEll

York aud Cumberland Christian CON
ference l..gan 40 the church NJ 'cnirc
Lowell. FRIDAY afternoon.
Mi. bertha McAlla.ter has returned
home.
Erne.t Hatch ha. returned from Jack
son.
Mr. VIII Sieans !. visiting hi. brother
4. 4. Strarns. IL has hcrn absent Ia
the West Twenty-Five year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
PORTER.

Rather wet for most crops. Grass j.
getting along finely, some ten days ear
Her than last year. There will be about
an ayeaage crop.
william J. Philbrick has gone to Boz
ton Ia work.
Alonro BIckfori cut his leg while al
work In the woods.
Mrs. John French has returned to hei
fathers In this place from Bartlett, "
H., where she has been very sick.
Alvin stanley Il repairing his house.
Droyers are picking up the earl,
lambs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

game ~ ball VA PLAYED ou ths com
ma ~tfurIt afterueou, hrtseen a nine
r,rs,l o. home club. anil a nine known
.fh. ~fr,akrl Mnuuialueers. >'ufr ~
tfEnfl,ur 40 ths Nouniainegrs. tarlf
rns ramr. llsrrV ~trarus, Who Na'
..f.f.rr f.r fhr hnme team. Nas hii ht
arr.h.l hiiL shirh struck a hruArn
..-s .f fhe mack driving ~ into hls fac'
.i.a t..rt quite wound va. Tn
s.f..I ..f haf d. vas unable tu huish
m. -tmr fhnurh ii B. uoi thoughi to i.r
-e.r ...a IN to thr e,e to rndaurrr D..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
sours BErngI.

Ithlal kcncr.on !. moved aud settled
ON al. farm Ia Alhany.
The second nine II the base hall club
PLAYED a game with the "l,aitlers" Of
Bethel. saturday the sth ~ June and
were badly beaten.
Joel Goodwin has reviewed a state
nenslnn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

H. arurnfh 90 summer surgvsts fpur
...-.fs... phIrh thr aYerage man must
~..t.f. .sf..ft biz family. Thess four
r.rha... arr a. hammock. scsrsucker
...,f. Fl fin and rafn chair. for tn
as.rsmrl article D. Cannut ID h'tter
ft.rf.t I.f fhr spacious VAR r,ulns ~
r,.r-.. FURNITURE Co.. u Canal street,
I-----
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
ROHRuRY

Me- Maude ~0uie. from Hosion. hn.
i...n visiting hrr mother. Mr.. Wcess.
Nj. ~nule l. a trained nurse ani oi
rour.s L. expected to prv.crihe tor The
sumrnf. ~ some - her oil friends.
III. ha. given mr.iicine to several.
E,sry rain .cnls Nj staple. zap river
wifh .sne men tO drive he iimirer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
A Lor oF LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
TrGM ovUR AND rGil WHAT
TAEN Stg.
CANTON

Hon. John T.. Swasey attended the
superior Court a. wateryiile last week.
y. y. Bicknell l. on the sick llsi.
Mr.. Oscar Chllds l. visiting friend.
AZ Pennington. y. N.
uT. 4. l.. stanwood took a trip Ia
Boston last week
flle next Social Circle aill D. held Al
the y. u. Nestry next SATURDAY evening
Tie hrst anniversary 90 ronemsh
Loigc. II. ~ a., viii b. holden NEXT
SATURDAY evening. II l. expected that
The lAVermorr falls Lodge viii h. pre-
muH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
AdrianCe Buckeye" Mower.

Farmers Wishing o. secure an original
buckeye" built hy the original builders
with al ~ their improvements vii make
sur ~ getting a genuine Adriancc Now
~ of e. Merrill. south raris, Maine
agent for ran.. Norway AMI Oxford,
Call and see tai. machine before huying
=. &. MERRILL,
Manufacturer ~ Agricultural lmple-
ments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
WAT vi F+AVG coNNENcEMENrs
ron

as-ts lalfsl Nv W.T.
Ihs graduating exercises 20 tn Nor
pal >Chool we're held this evening IN
Musk Hall. which was filled % overflow :
~. The stage was a perfect bank ei
osauiiful flowers. and the graduates, IA
charming costumes. presented a brilliant
speciacle. state superintendent Luee
presented the diplomas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

J. 4 Harrow. Wa Ia town GA visit .,
hi mother last Scsk.
Mr.. Sallie Roberts l. improving 81
that shc it, up souie.
lIenr, Knight. sold hls oxen o. Nlher'
towel fur sluO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

Id. afr 90 c,ut 20 no MONEY taN ln
,t. t.ar 10 raris. q. lO mill. on The dol
Ill No. ,n'uatiou 90 m town has I'M
--,.,I s'..ut su.no during the past
f.Hr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
r1JcLASs Summary

t.un-r. .mrnf rNrr.i.rs af pUugils.
~m ..r.. Waterford. ll.r - AMI -
rl' tNlm.ulfiuus at the seminary,
M-.. 900 Iur-.iaN. commencement
.tr .I Co., congregational rhurch.
I....at evening june -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

~... fr,m thi. Nillsgr attended com
.....mrrf af uNfurl Normal Institute
I, -...,f Tari. asf Thur.lay evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

william a. Ntwo.-i. Esq.. ~ Buck
al ws. I'M tosn last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18

IN. frirrls ~ Mr.. Ann brown viii
,.-f,lf, Lnou that N hss rallici from
- -,tnf Illness. and l. trtief.
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NJ. ~. T. rrrham snd daughter came
.T,.t.a, psrham's lat week.
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w..Tun Huitrrdsld lefi frilay Tor a
,..r ia fr,rni. la llavcrhill and ether
,f.... Inf Massachusetts,.
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me-. vasa dancr M Ncadrtuv Hall
~ Vrtt uIrht. AMI therv vii D.
..th.r saturday night ~ ihis veek
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us Couutv Commissioners held q
~.,tlnr at THURSDAY.
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nuckEIEID-

! The students ~ the village high schoo
I for the year lssG-s5. are Ia hold ~
union NJ the school house ON saturday
June -. II !. expected aud hoped
that they will all be- there aud have a
good time a. Il will cost nothing Ia speak
of, aud all have pleasant recollections ~
the time when II. VI. Pratt was princi.
pal.
Mr.. n. II. Hutchinson has returned
Ia Lynn.
Dr. Caldwell attended the Maine Nell
cal Convention In Portland last week.
Major Luclus Loring walked up Ca the
village Thursday. the flrst trip he has
made for six months, aud hardly looks
a. though the frost- ~ nlncty-two winters
had passed over hi. venerable head.
Mr.. Hannibal IIamlln. ~ Bangor,
visited friends here last week aud was
the guest ~ Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. At
wood.
\ heavy shower with hail passed over
the village on Monday. the lOth Inst
Lightning struck aud badly damaged a
maple trec near the buildings of Preston
Lowe.
Dca. Alfred shaw and wife and Mr..
Frank u. wilmington attended the lDth
anniversary ~ the settlement II the town
IT brunswick.
Carlton Gardner and wife attended
the commencement exercise. at the
Maine Wesleyan Seminary last week on
which occasion their daughter. Mls-
Mamie Gardner. took her diploma grad
uating with credit Ia herself aud her
many friends.
Mi. Josephine Prince aud Mlss Helen
Morrill, attended the graduation eXer-
else. AZ kcnt's I'LL last THURSDAY.
stanley Bi.bce has bought a nice look
Ing thfcc-ycar-old Eclair colt.
james .. Jcweti and VI. q. fercl,al %
auburn. VEN la town Thursday.
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Mr. Hannibal IIamlin Z. visiting
f-.sn.l. ln thi. village.
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,,r,.i k.nr vas ."mev bat hurt >atur-
400, being thrown from hi wagon.
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BroWn's Instant Relief has become a
household necc.slty aud !. a. staple a.
Hour In The market.
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WEST ERyIBuRo

The Birch llill Circle met thl. week
With Mr.. Eunicc llutchins. aud the la
die Aid on Tuesday With Mr.. susan
Tucker.
Holden Nc,crs j. seriously ~.
Mr.. !. 4. Haley started for Chicago
Last week Monday, Intending a. make
Wilt. In Portland and Cambridge on the
WaN.
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a, ,..l NJ. Nrctas ~hurtleffof Port
80 ,-. stopping 80 the Hubbard llouse.
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Colic In horse. aud colts l. readily
cured By uslng Browns Instant heiiei'
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= RICHARDS. JR.

Jcvcler and Opiiciau,
south Paris, Maine.
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