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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
CANTON.


Gideon Kills Il building a stable con-
Meeting with hi residence on Main
STREET.
Nahum Moore has gone Ia Lynn Ia
yislt hls sister whose good. were grrat-
lv damaged hy the recent flrc.
There l. to b. q union Christmas tree
nj the Iniyersalist church this year.
The ladle. Of the rniycrsalisi s"cleiy
will give an apron and neckiie sociablc
II the old Masonic Hall next Ihur.day
evening. Al arc cordially Invited.
Nathan Reynolds wants all persons
coming Into town Ia call aud see his
new line % Christmas goods. lie has
taken special pains To oh,sin The be-,
quality IT goods NJ the lowest possible
prices.
We learn there l. to b. an oil Folks
Concert given .con. The proverbs To- 60
toward new organ for the frce Zap
tist church.
The Golden Gross will give . social
dance AZ Grange Hall next Tuesday
evening. Music by Richardson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
SWEDEN

Mr.. Charles u. llamlln aud family ar
rived "a their old homc the 18th oi Nov
emher. Mr.. II. has been oycrsecr on The
farm connected With the state Industrial
School ~ Lancaster. Mass, for the last
four YEAR. The old neighbors gave
them cordial welcome. lie i now Re-
stocking his farm, having bought
large palr ~ oxen and three cows Of I.u-
ther ~tearns 81 Briigion. aud pair ot
thrrs-year-old steers ~ Alongo Struui.
The steam mill being built Ia the south
mart of the town by George :. bennett
nears completion. Mr.. %. '. Edwanis
Ia. been doing the mason work In u the
past week.
Eugene Neyers accompanies hls aunt,
Mrs. Cushman. Ca Boston this week.
\ pleasant time AZ the repltiiion OF
the NJ. r.. Circle al Mr.. Charles Bennetrs
"wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ivory Richar,ison i very low
With spasmodic asthma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
BROWNFigID.

Plenty at snow Tor cool sleighlng
aud people are improving IL to It, ful
extent.
The boy aud Girl. are Improving th'
icc by skating all their spare time aud d
little more.
business seem. rather dull just now
quite a number II Young men are wait
log Tor job.
Mr.. Mark staples. son Mark Raw
Dance ~ town hall Friday evening.
The Literary circle will meet Tuesday
evening With Mi.s Spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

school commenced Ia district No. :
ON the ~. under the instruction of Mr..
Marcia Hall.
Pftt Cannon has commenced work
again In al. coat shop. Mr.. Milliner oi
Gilbcrtyilic Z. az work for him. aud quite
a number of other.
The ladies sewing circle meets with
Mr.. smith Mymin on the ith.
We had our fir.t snow on the night
before Thanksgiving, which made very
good .lcighlng. and the farmer are I'M
proving Il getting up their wood.
Mi. Ahbie liarrows ~ sumner ha-
been visiting 10 her uncle's, VIM. w.
llent's.
Mr.. u. ". knight Wa At home and
spent Thanksgiving.
wilson Siillmsn has moved back int
town.
sadie Castle :. keeping house for Mr..
Hall while .hc !. keeping school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

f-ft. True. DItt Marshall 20 llal-
haf. I.r.aN 400 sheriff liAr 20 MI
fs. .t.-rI thn.u-h cob. p'acr TUESDAY
s-.. .r.I fh|ifre. lur..ilN mnrnluE
.HrIr'...r .f..r a harness from Nm. ".
II... f.rn from O.. M Harlow. barn.
'H H.r.uIfs. two sleigh ru'Hrs tul
t-- .nkrf rrotahl, che partirs uh"
q -. ar.. D.. vvrv thn-e Detective
I... ...a rtr. ~rAEAIs.
Porter LuieI "a DEER che 18th.
I. .err CAS- n llalf-Monu FOND
NM. shf. clint Euiue iur him
f... Prank stanley allied ONE rafl-
'.. nrsa. frilaf morning hrfuf~
.aI c'f Maiiir CLARK AMI Edwin 40
s'. .f It.f Eumfoni. cimr rittline Che
SPIN. .fnrt fnr somr shOf, powder, of
.r.n.n.v.. uhilr ou ihs vaY iu td-
tng The ~quirr uas uild-roi-
.r .' Goo huur. slrrp. ile sah ''d.rf
l. Dol I'D. quite emphaii,nll'
I.. fr..ue Likes hIs sleep.
II Uarias hts .oI his hor-r q"
Nru o. Ehharl.. uho l. going 90
>.- ~'.f.ou logging lic logged
'. .|.r eInfrr.
I'"rrf u Dieisou ha. bought farm
PM l. lrnkln touutY
I hnIu'r has heeu changed ou thr
u. r... frrm BYRON fo MrNiou. u D.
aaa '.m MrNi.u fn Hvrou. up in iir
rrag IHau af uighf. Lyman :.
E.f..'f. driver. o. D. to live 10 Mex
i.. Il.r,-. Detective True ant sheriff
N....N arrr after. acre taken in box.
"mr lhsuf terlte miles hrt"uh
tr lIir uficsr. lrft Nuiotrr atpui
....k r. a. "Wednesday. rttcilol
i|. .H.lf = o'clock An. ihur.,liy'
a..0. f.rF rr-fcl until al.uut u.ti'', \
f..u aruf ou toward piNsiiir Notch.
SEEING ..r.-h tracks ictiiug up e log
s.g rai. Maddox with r. thrsirrNilir
uIl ehn VA with him followed the
tu.a fhue True rrmllnei ou the main
f'I fn take in .'cuming events III"
'-.|rfs errr founl PLAYING cir'is " I'm
h.. "f h logging creu Who erre ia,l az
VIII K she. choprr,i in ihrir let. l'i.f
rrs..,Hi tn .Hme extent. tricd a. fetch
l.s revolver. hut Maddox who "leeAs
-Ar u had fhe irons on him iu a linN.
lhrf acre taken o. AnioVcr THURSDAY
tflaT morning True TOOK them by stacy
.n br1lnf's Pond ca the vay o. lewis
Poo. capt. hlch's horse AMI sleigh tlrl
'rUotfrol. M horse FROM the thieNe-'
% sleigh from loyeioy Nith whom M
rt.hange Was mtde. Loyrioy's sleigh
His fhe one they had ~ the camp
>tl're hlrnrss Was fecuNefrd Nlih
''ulr III The other pruperty. other oi "
r. aloug the route fOr owners o. deniitN
AMI reelsim. Maddox and the chester
VIE mau are nov CA their way O. Lew
lsion With the teams
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
AIRAM.


Roscoe e.. Greene, Esq., l. ftting the
upper story ~ hi store for hall.
Charlie Greene of Portland u In town.
Marshall l.. Iiicharison aud Alphens
splllcr. Of I.lmlngton, werr In town this
week.
Richard W. Lombard has bought the
ROYAL Clark barn aud u.c,l u la building
. blacksmith shop NJ the corner ~ IIamp-
shire STREET aud the scbago rad.
Thanksgiving day furnished u. eight
lnchcs ~ snow. rain. hall and sleei, fol
lowed by hard crust and horrid roads.
Charles Gould l. sick With lnhamma'
tion Of the bowels.
Mr.. james Edgccomb l. improving In
health.
VIM. N. Fitzpatrick ~ Portland i W.
iiing his parents In south Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
EAST BETHEL.

III. children and grandchildren ~
Mr.. y. :. Bartlett spent Thanksgiving
Diy ~ the old home rrshiencc. NJ
though thirty-oue In number. there werr
only seventeen present.
=. II. aud u. :. iIastlng. rrceutly Viz
hcd 40 VI. ilasiing.. BangOr, Maine.
T.. q. Estes. from Boston, u nov At
tending 90 MI. farm Affairs IN this place.
II. Libby Ia. commcnccl work Tor y
Russell
Herbert blake has gone 60 lIosion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
DENMARK.

Friday night was the first night Prof.
Coles dancing school was open Ia the
public. There was a full house.
4 new postofllce has been opened nj
West Denmark. and james y. Iori. d
leading Democrat, has been appointed
Post office civil service reform l. bearing
fruit.
Charles T.. whldden, postmaster here
l. on the sick list. The business at the
Office aud his store l. carried ON by hi'
efficient clerk, Miss Annie Sawyer.
John Pierce. former citizen Of till
town, died very suddenly at his home II
Sehago, last Monday. aged 80 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
nrsr pARLs


81 Tmrrfnu. while at vurk nt hi.
t... ...f u.ur.Ilt. sfo,-l In a. chair tn
Ii. .. end. storm iour. thr chair hN
.r. .a.r rpf-el. AMI NJ Emrrton iell
ts.kaarI striking ihe hack 20 his hrld
l.l.r fh. eirr 90 thr tenuia. It,
ar. ..rs.h.r fnr numfrr 20 rnurs.
IN. H. ..s Better hui NE euiirrlN out 20
l.rc.r
10 n.unr. NJ fnrurr rrstirnf - this
r... .. ..u Hn fhe r'rl fur e.. =. Walk
srkt ...f tnrthnt. taking NJ. llili-
r.I.s .....
E.. I A.. ts.hr,nr gave re- iecturr lt
m. ..... NrInrs.l1V rtrulug lilusirtt-
oil E. . goo light sfrr~Hufioun. The
r.t rf.rr .n thr Epsorih league
...--. e.' 'f given Pa To-, \ : Laid,
.f f....r ~uh.rtf. ''~nmr 20 thr fol
...f It..e eln have beard u
.IH...t.I Interesting loriurr.
ISL rE.ar .nfrrr.trl in a CHRISTINE
f... ....r.Ir arr rsIur.fr.i tn meet in
l..E.n. UaU Muunv evening. itoc.
....n. Il. sharp.
ir..r. l..I-r ~ D. a \. VI. Installed
ef ... Wednesday rRruIuc. after nhHh
fI.I ..rr.... .f Hn uF.frr supprr guiirn
u. Landlord Tucker.
o. f..ar- lrr tir ohicvrs ~ thr
Er'-s.I .Igr ureuiiy established hrrr f.
NI...... f. o. lart..
t.f.n. f o. turen.
r..-.farr t.ra ~ iaffFf.
""..... r.a.rtsrI t.urIa a rsan
NsN f.. rrrrT
LeNe uasw nsv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
nnNAN1ts pOND

Nil. Lena lIoushion ot Beverly,
Macs. T. Waiting II. =. lloughion.
Cu.hmau Brpthers are logging the
timber Oh from lerham Mountain. on
the Lot bought II I. :. Curtis.
jaime. VI. Day !. doing quite a w"od
bu.lne.. thl. winter, employing some
twelve men.
Mr.. -. =. Bowker Intends io make an
extensive change In the Lakeside Tot
tage the coming spring.
Eugene cole l. agent In thu section
for the Maine and New lirunsNick Life
Insurance Company and also for rclia-
Die accident company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
rAsr nnnMArlrIn

Winter has come In good esrncsi.
With The crlsi AMI pond. frofen over
.katlng anI .liilng have hcrn the order
hy day AMI night.
The circle met ~ Mrs. >,icknrys Wed
nc.dly. the iih. full Attendance AMI
very pleasant time.
Andrvw keuer.on .. nov az home
frum Bosiun. 10 has h-eu great suf-
fcfrr from fhcumitisn, bat l. much bet
trr though unable to do any work.
lsalrl ~ilrkneV has bc.u AZ North CON
vaV for few day..
Mr. Ch1pmiu AMI wife have gone o.
Nur,v.isf for The winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
WEST FRYEBURG

Beniamin Mckecn I. poorly. IL ha'
lccu coniined To- the house for more thau
Wcrk.
Osborn charles Was found hy ouT
stage driver. Mr.. stevens, In an uncon
.cious condition by the side ~ the road
~ Burgin nm. Dr. Mabry thinks that
Mr.. Charlie. has bcen slightly shocked
Dclbert Wiley has sold the VIII shaw
place 90 Mr.. Thur.ton from Gllead,
for $500. Real estate l. selling way
up around North fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
hnarA PANS

John Chase I. very SICK ~ his laugh
ter. Mr.. llpham's. anl l. not cNlcci-
a a. rsoNcr.
Mr.. Hiram Durham ha. becn quite
.ick
~. Chili.i. packing apples Tor .. l.,
narrvtt this week.
owing a. the Storm very few Wcrr out
to the l1st circle.
IN rfi0rt l. bring made o. gri a legal
Organization Tor the church socieiic..
Ch1rlcs stevens has new tpyerse
sleigh for hi. mail business
Y. Z. Cushmiu 4 moving his mAchln-
cry a. his new mill ~ West Paris.
-. llttl-hale - Co. can grind corn
aud cob meal very line AMI nice In hi.
new mill.
\. =. Ahhott's injury proves a. b.
quite serious ani b. will D. unable "a
work fnr s0uie time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

We arr having nice .leighlng.
George Gates has hauled quite LOT oi
birth 20 the spool mill.
The llallowell horse thieves were In
this vicinity Monday and Tuesday.
They traded sleigh aud robe. With Mex
lco plriic- snd stole two ovcrcoais and
a rob- ~ Mexico Corner.
Don Gates returns Ia his school NJ
rahs.
1hls late snow spolls the skating.
Prank Harlow. uur new postmaster,
has lifted up the onlcc Ia nlcc shape,
everything new. The lock boNe. are a
great convenience a. the people.
Now l. the time that the blacksmith.
arr uish.l.
Gehrge smith and Eusil. Grc-nleaf
arr n hnute on "a vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
SOUTH BETrEI

circle met lat wcek With Mr. tt'.l
nm 4 rou,ll, number Ncre pres ~.
a. 4. Rlakr IA. a .hccp thai NJ ~. ,
a.. l..f thr,.e YEAR. heat the recofi pa
m. ,irinrt. ~ hts eoli her Nool,
ne ,.,.ni. a 81 cents, Zoe So, AMI
her lmh.. two each wear, Tor - ~ "a
inr 4 total income 81 s..1.ys Tor iiie M mr.
-. ar an ayersgr ~ si21s per year.
81 A. rrosln- OF snd doe not pro,lu,'
I. mu'h wool a. FORMERLY. Her great
- .iin "a over rs pounds. lie .al
h. uoad not take iess than 50 TOT nv
Mo AN shoN q better .heep fre"iu'
Il. Blake IA. his aquciuri c'',l lllv.-
"A ,nI nov has good running water !"
IL nnusT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
RosBuRY

Mis- Mary Bond has been visiting a.
y. e. Locke. ~ salem. the not~l lover
~ hunting. arrived AZ the Hunters Re
treat lat Friday night With two dog.
and the usual load ~ guns aud ammunl-
tion.
The tWo dentists. Au.tin TAYLOR. ~
Bhdgion. AMI hi brother stephen, from
Harrison. made visit No the Retreat
and took a tramp Ia the woods, going ON
to BYRON "wednesday forenoon.
clinton Porter had the good fortune
90 -hoot large deer Thanksgiving Dav.
Many others have tried la vain Co MI
some of this splendid game.
ScWell Weeks ynt hi. foot quite badly
aud I. laid up Tor while.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
aIIEAn

About eight inches Of solid snow fell
Thanks giying day and We arr having
splendid .lelghlng, a. good q. Ne shall
have this winter.
william Chapman will cut SOME 400
feet Of pine FOR the Androscoggin wafer
Power Go.
John Wight 4. remodellng biz birch
mill. lie viii put In an iron wheel this
winter.
George Richardson will work la the
woods for Henry Wight.
\. ". Bennett will cut ,trJ cords of
blrrh on land owned by Eben Bennett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

r. ..u.r r.opir 20 laris llill arc
80 ...r.rs shru M cuuirs tu ANYTHING
...f. H...fr..aI inr. III rf'ect a their
,...-..r .rI urirtire Nas plalnly o. D.
-. no.. r'lf rrrscnfrl TUESDAY even
IL I'M. n bring euuil have done
.-..ft. .n alirr company, rich Hcior
$50 nj. hftr r. r,-si hiea ~ hrr part
..I nrI IS be- ouf rvmarLhlN we'll
tr- o. Uat quite "a arcr cumpany
I....If .uurie 20 hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
NORWAY LAKE.

Mis-. Eyaline Bartlett. Who has been
boarding with Miss Addie shatiuek, has
gone Ia Boston % spend the winter.
&c. saunders l. very busy shoelng,
and has hired Elbridge stone, OF sweden
a. help him.
Elbridge GammOn's wife diesi very
suddenly Tuesday morning.
J. Frank Bradbury has a good as.ort-
ment Of groceries which he Is selling
low.
T.. II. Whitman. Of Harrison, was NJ
the lake on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Moves has gone TO Port
land visiting friends.
see new AL. of &. n. Cummings X sons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
rAsr nFsRoN

T,s keenr bovs arr selling out th.W
har.r. hut they are replacing Their 'a'''
W. ith tstfer hor.es.
ghsrli- kevne b-gins a. gather crr''n
thi. week. a.
Nsrioi. No,. 9Th. by Rev. Z; T.
900. Nj. 4. T.. Rohinsou ani Mi'-
AL, futile. both 81 kast Hebron
Tsm.tsr. arr Improving ihr g""l
tr,,.linr and snow rotds by drawing
uosii. &c. tt..,.,.
o,r bl,rksmith IA. enlarged h'. shop
ami bired man which speaks well Tor
Nj. Downing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

l.. sargent has bought a horse.
We understand Mr.. I.ottie H. Black
l. very lick aud unable 90 move IN bell
caused hy falling on lee AMI striking on
her back ani head.
We have iu.t snow enough not Ia make
guod .lcighlng.
Al the men not IN the woods are try
Ing their be.t a. ct those three deer-
Moot ~ them have the fir.t Que 90 get
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
Wi, sor,s u,tts

n. II. Flint l. building camp. back At
Picked lIill on College Grant aud will
haul into the MagalloWay.
IIusines. l. quite lively mp the III
almond. a. quite a number of jobs have
l,ecn let ou college Grant.
Thanksgiving bay CAV" IA the most
severe storm Of the season. some siN
lnche. of sn,W fell. which the lumber
men and totrrs must have been pleased
to see.
cur annual Thanksgiving was eel.
ebratei a. usual by family reunions aud
gatherings of friends. There was a
shooting match AZ flint's anil dance In
the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

nr r.H. Literary aui social circle
....I m. rH,fIrrs very sucrrssfullV af
.tl. r.r...f trsfrt lat "Wednesday even
L. hrn.. surrrr vns serNri ai-out
t.'fr..- ..n NJ circle h Inhibited tn
80. ....eu lunnr fur 80 20 dishcs,
.f.h rlira trrt aocepiahlc gifi. A.
t.f..sr ..tru thr Cumranv vas Callri
A.. .-I.- tr Ert NJ Wolee, ani a short
t.r.rf rr.erImmr, "An hour With
fr.-f. aas given. \ sketch -
tt. ...f.. .f. ats given hV NJ Nclrr.
q. ....f..ns srrr suus pa Mr.. l.. n.
MI .ri Wr. 4 " Hammond. ant
.,.rI ...rfnns from longfrllou e
..-.. es-r reil A. hour va then
...-t .- .....iI iuferuursr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
SUMNER

The Alder -chool closed Friday, Dee,
q, after term II twelve weeks.
John siarhlrl Ia. moved Ia y. Hart
ford.
Had colds arr quite plenty In thl' VI.
entity.
The circle will meet with Mr.. aud Mr..
VIM. Abbott Wed. Dcc. N, IN The after
noon anil evening.
I.aac Townsend spent Thanksgiving
Turner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

n can ~ siten In a cup ~ tsa ~ cofes wiihpui
The knss lsslrr q The IsfsYn taking u, ensstlng
: sfsssiF anll prfIuaufnt cur. Whefhff The "
tisnt l. nlasisrsts dnnksf ~ an sicnhalic sfcs 4.
Ttousauis - drunkaris hags len sunr't sho
haze takru ths tsnlisu ~fFsihe in their cudes
witiaut tislr knos ifsiEy, sol tnsiay lsusfs thy
quit dfinkins ~ their usn fres sill " haruful
srfsf Ftsuifs from a. administrator. turs
rilsrsutcssi. send far rifrulaf and fui lsanifu.
hr.. Adilrvss tn runnicnrU, sohisn ~Issluf
Co las Rae ~trvsf. tlnriuuati. 40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
GRAFTON.

Mr. !. 4. Bennett died Dee. 1T, of
typhoid fever. aud was buried on sun
day River with her kindred.
bee ith was very cold, n degrees be-
low zero M ak o'clock a. n.
James Parker, Of the Berlin Mills. was
In town looking over hi logging works.
Cool hands for the wood. are wanted.
4. Ryerson wants ten more men.
II l. nice vanliDg spruce now. We
have about six inches II snow, very sol-
I'd.
Cattle are being slaughtered AMI the
beef sold Ia 20 Into lumber camps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
NO OTHER

Asgood. This :. the statement of Pro
frssor smith. Analytical Chemist;
have analyg~l all the popular blood pari-
fier- aud medicines nov sold. Many 81
them found a. be- worthless, some dan
gerrous touse. sulphur Bitiers contains
nothing poisonous, and think u i best
blood purifier made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
rh, l,.na..m.., L.a, In r.,,.

REMARKED g. frtsni ~ cher day thsi ~
kneW ksmp's liaisaia Cor o. fhr,st sol iunEs
80 q superior rvmssiy, A. u stopIssi her cough
Instantly shsn cher rnuFh rtns1iies bal NJ eHffi
whaistrr - D. pfoys thls ani convinos you ~
L. merit any duaTrtst sin give yuu sample
i-ftls free t.afEr slts - aad OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
ERYInuRn crnIhh

". q. Walker kill~i two pig. eight
months old that weighed 80 pounds.
:. &. Harrington hid two that weighed
40 pounds. John Emery had TIRE,
that weighed loOp pounds. These were
al spring pig.
Frank IIarkrr hii hog INT dressed
So pounds.
District school commenced IN District
No. n. taught by Ernest Hatch ~ Low
ell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
HARrEnRn

NJ storm Thanksgiving Day made u
nid for shsep that were cut. The WIZ
- iud II. 4. Bicknell have hecn Tor thr
AZ I've days hunting after theirs and
lave not found thsm al yet.
Mr.. kose sargent Il very sick ~ hef
taiheF's. Mr.. l.. 4. Lucas'. LA iiartforu.
N. A. Ricknell has made extensive ~
pair. ou hls house this fall and has just
par iu a furnace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

v..s.nf. huf iItlr hrrv below % beat
h...... .r. uf There's shaving silu1s
.fIr.s fraa'v Datininc's Furniture
H.. Il. t.rlI .frrsf. nosinn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

colo thinks D. l. ahssi 20 the
.-..rrur,I oifur on hogs. a. kliiei
II. I... ss.k nfieen months Oh. vhigh
...t.If 500 l.lpnunls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

NJ. UsuIr liooper. vho has hcen
-. Or ..trril months, rrturued last
-tt.h.r Il. h..nl ln lis.tnu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

r. 49, Welrv sill deliver lcrturc
.ffl. E.r.I.f tc.tr, We,lnes.iny evening
-tr..artk ~uh.rtt. "Nosquiioss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

-. ...r.. ooniain as high a. - per-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-08
DEATHS


Died, at his residence, near Boyd's Sta,
ton, on Friday, October 18th, 1889, j. Nor.
timer Burdett, aged 80 years, 3 months and
10 days.
Thus has passed from earth kind hus-
band, devoted father and a good citizen.
He leaves family whose hearts are pierced
by this sad affliction, yet they try to COM
fort themselves, knowing that the Lord is
husband to the widow and father to the
fatheress and trusting our loss is his eternal
gain.
He was great sufferer for many weeks,
which he bore without a murmur, express
ing desire to be with Jesus, and when
racked with pain, said why did God keep
him here when he had given himself to
Him long ago.
A large concourse of sorrowing friends
and relatives assembled at Upper Seneca
Baptist Church to pay the last sad tribute
of respect to his memory. After appro-
pirate services his remains were consigned
to the tomb to await the Resurrection.
Dearest husband thou hast left me,
|, thy loss most deeply feel,
But It's God who hast bereit me,
lie can all my sorrows heal.
Yet again hope to meet thee
When the day of lie is past,
Then in heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
The once loved form now cold and dead
Each mournfu thought employs,
And nature wept DER comforts fled,
And withered all our joys,
BY HIS WIFE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-08
Wagons That Talk

would say go to the F. l.. Moore Agricultural
Company and examine that twenty dollar
can't-be-beat road cart For easy riding and
breaking colts this is just the boss Then
that park cart for pleasure or business is very
strong, graceful and light-running. Having
wide seat to carry two persons with com
fort For the ladies use this will suit them
10 perfection.
Fora l-horse farm wagon they have them
both wood and iron axle and at prices to meet
the times. If you want 2-horse wagon then
call and take IA look at the new popular and
well-made Tubular Iron Axle These are
the strongest wagons on four wheels. That
3-inch tire wagon, with rear brake, either
Tubular Iron A xle or Thimble Skein, is a per-
feet beauty and just the one to suit most any
farmer that wants good solid and we'll
built wagon. In still HEAVIER wagons the
Company can give you most anything in that
line Call and see them at the old stand
West Wash ington, D. c., or 3l47 NJ street,
N W