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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20
In Bux1so YoUn Presents
FOR CHRISTMAS,
SAVE ALL THREE:
TINE!

FOR CHRISTMAS,
SAVE ALL THREE:
ENERaY.M
by going for what you want to q Firm who thor.
that public taste demands
READY. MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN.
BOYS AND CHILDREN
tI ovERCOATs AND SUITS
Ndrkthis. A matchess assortment of Suitings Pan
talooninRs, &c. Made to Order in Perfect Taste
MARK THIS ALSO.
our stock OF
FoUR-IN.HANDs. PUFFs, TECKS STRAIGHT
TIES and PARTY BOWS,
is in all the colorings very latest shapes Note
this
AND FURTHER NOTE, that In DRESS SHIRTS,
COLLARS. CUFFS and UNDERWEAR there is but
place where the extent and variety enable you to
make satisfactory selection. and that place is
NOAH WALKER CO.'S
d1y-et' 625 PENN AvE.Nw.
NJ A L L 4 D,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
And Branch Store 17s Broadway.
Between John Street and Maiden Lane, New York,
Invites the attention Of
WASHINGTON LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
To the fact that he delivers their residences free
express charge,
FOR FIVE DOLLARS-One Handsome Cashmere Box
IS Of Fine Bon Bons and Chocolates, containing
three pounds.
FOR TEN DOLLARS-One Satin Painted Box very
$40 elegant, containing five pounds fine Bon Bons,
Chocolates and Marrons Glaces.
Splendid Christmas Stock of Fancy Boxes Of all
kinds. Porcelain. Bronze, Faience, Silver, Gold and
italian Pottery. All beautiful and tasteful.
New and Attractive Designs in Baskets, plain and
fancy for Gifts and UneQuaed Assortment Of Ele-
giant Mignonettes for Dinner Parties.
gV All orders executed immediately. Write or tele-
graph at once. dl9-3t
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CHR1srnAs FURs,

CHRISTMAS FURs,
Large stock of reliable Furs Just opeued for Christ
mas presents.
Persan and Seal shoulder Capes: combination both
effective and stylish. Skunk Shoulder Capes, with
Queen Anne and rolling collar. Asirachan Capes in
every style of collar from $40 to $40. Seal Capes
with every style OF collar. Monkey Capes 10 to
ga Sealskin Jackets Sacques and NIsites at New
York prices. Gray Astrachan Capes for ladies and
misses.
and Canes in all the novelties
Baby Carriages, Robes and Fur SacQues children
Colchnlens Capes, Driving Gloves and Robes.
Ladies' and Misses Muis and Boas in every variety
of fur.
All goods sold as low any house in America, and
we have the largest stock to select from.
MlLLE1T n RUOFF,
Hatters and FurrierS.
n19-3m go Pennsylvania ave.
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Mixed Nuts.-Late arrivals, all new and
fresh Fresh Cream Candy, absolutely pure
Imperial and Connoisseur Clusters Raisins,
very fine. French Peas, extra fine. Sweet
Corn (dry packed.) Solid Tomatoes, California
Peaches, Aprlcots and Pears, Cross & Black
wells Jams and Pickles, Pulyerized Mocha and
Java Coffee. Z. L. WILSON, 934 It'll ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

The ELEVATION OF THE HANDKERcuIEF.
from the commonplace to the artistic is strik-
ingly illustrated by our line of Csc. bordered
handkerchiefs. Each one a work of art.
FRASC, One Price, It'll and D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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". S. FISHER. florist, 1925 Pa. ave. NV
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One Dollar Mems Heavy Natural Wool I'm
derwear 4Sc. at c. AUERBAcH's 7th and III sts
the only agency for the Only Domestic Sewing
Mac ine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

SHOWN Went McGinty!''
Following his example, down went the prices
on our Derby Hats from SO to S225; from
S2.45 to -; from % to Sl.50 They can't last
long at these prices-come soon! FRANC, One
Price, 7th and ID. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

WASHINGTON DRESSED BEE ., go to Jno. r.
KELLY. Centerrnarket 9Th s.. wing. tomorrow.
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Pearl Opera Glasses, S5.75. WoLFoRD's, 93S F.
Best Creamery Butter, 30c. ID. METzGER's.
Full Cream Cheese, 15c ID. MErzdER's. it,
Solid Gold Watches, $14 up. Silver.
1915 up. Our Diamond Rings, SI0. SIS. $50,
$25. Special bargains. W. NJ. FRANK, 46l Pa av.
dl9-3t*
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PASTAaRAPHs, Csc. HEMPLER's, 453 Pa. ave.
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Musical Exchange, Lessons Free, AT Pa. ave.
Fresh Supply of Those Mems Fine
Saxony Wool $3.50 Knit Jackets, selling SO
rapidly at SLAB, i'll all colors. at {. AUERBACH's,
7th and III. The only agency for the Only Do
mestic Sewing Machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

WATER coLoRs, pastels, framed and unframed,
ct yEERHoFF's, 1921 Pa. ave. and 9l6-4l1 7th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

WHERE TO Buy DIAMoSUs.-Elegant solitaire
diamond rings from $40 to S25. positively the
best value offered.
A pair karat solitaire ear rings, $50.
A pair IL -ksrat solitaire ear rings, SIS.
A pair 2-karat solitaire ear rings, Sll0.
A pair 81 z-ka-at solitaire rings, S235
Above warranted perfect stones and extra
ordinary values. X. HARRIS Il Co., 49, It'll st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

Full-weight Cigars are made of fine
long Havana Filler and sold for 8 cents by w.
II. MICKLE, 1904 7th street. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

The largest line Of framed pictures at VEKR-
AoyF's, 9l6-4ll 9TH 81. and l22l Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

Full-weight Cigars fine as silk. SHELLY
4th and Q SITS. NV. 1t
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Splendid Cigars. 50 box of so. MErzaER's.

Candy. Candy. Candy.
We have 2 tons of Fresh Christmas Candies,
including Rock Cuts, French and Drop Mix
lures, Clear Toys, &c. Ask to see our Candy
Chains for decorating trees. very fine Mix
ture in 10 pound buckets Tor 81. Reductions to
Sunday schools and clubs. CRAERIN's, 5l3 7th
ct. NV. Formerly of It'll and IL sts) d2O-3t-
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CHEAPEST CANDY


in Washington, ID. c., at
A. GRUPE's, 1910 9TH st. NV
Mixed candies. 8, IL. ID, Is and % cents per
pound. Established lS4l. Cakes Of all kinds
on hand and to order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

FRANK JOHNSON, restaurant, 4o5 18th st. n. ".
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Special Low Prices for the Holidays in
Shoes and Slippers at j. Brooks, ~ 7th st. IT.
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SELECT Your PRESENT TOMORROW. SUGAR
HOUSE opening, 73l It'll st.
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FNK PIcEuREs. art room, 1927 Pa. ave. NV.
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912 ST. NV. 9l2rsr. NV
TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS WE
MUST GET RID OF THEM. WE HAVE AMONG
OUR STOCK ABOUT $50 PAIRS OF CoRKsCREw
AND OTHER woRsTED PANTS, IN BLUE, BROWN
AND BLACK OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY AND
MAKE: PERFECT FITTING. THE REAL VALUE
OF THEM IS 81 AND So YOUR CHOICE OF ANY
OF THEM FOR s350
THEBARGAINs WE OFFER IN MEMS AND BOYS
SUITS Is SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
ATLANTIC CLOTHING CO.,
d4-eo1m 912 ST. NV.
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SHOULDER CApEs.

Another supply Of Shoulder Capes received todsy in
Seal.kin, fersian, Black and Gray Astrachan, and
Monkey; all 1t reduced prices.
WILLETT Z RUOFF
o6-lm 8atteys and FuETieIu. eos Pa ave-
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Buy a Machine with a Regulation.

Snow, tree toys, scrap pictures. tinseL Gould's $.
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THAT SOC. NIGHT LAMP and the 75c. larger
lamp, also the reflector S1.50 lamp, together
with the S2.75 Rochester lamp, or the So 80
portable gas standard, make a neat present.
The 75c. lamps are very decorative and with
shade to match. How will hall lantern or o
chandelier, S2.25 to $40, suit for a permanent
present. Very neat hall lamps to suspend from
ceiling can be had for SL50, S2.25 or S2.75.
Library lamps S1.75, S2.25, So, &c. ANY style
lamp or gas fixture and many handsome pres
ents. G. A. MUDDINAN, 12U6 + st.
DISCOUNT OF Is PER CENT ON ALL HOLIDAY
GooDS.
500 plush rockers and oak and cherry cabi-
nets, music stands, easels, &c.
Store open until 8 pm.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
Furniture, carpets and upholstery,
81 18th street, corner ID street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

Xmas Souvenir prices in Boots and Shoes
at j. Blocks, 722 7th st. lts
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Turkeys, zinc ones tomorrow at MErzeEn's. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-20

A 20 Lo.
All persons desiring to have Pure.
Healthy, Palatable and stimulating
Drink with their Christmas and New
Years table should not fail to send for
acase Of this fine Beer
APOLLO.
Anew and special brewing of the BAR
THOLOMAY BREWING CO,
ROCHESTER,. NY.
Price. S1.50 per of two dozen
pints, delivered to any part Of the city.
3O8 nth ST. NV.
TELEPHONE AL.
n27-3m APOLLO.
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Pipes for Presents, Genuine Meerschaum.
1t" MLTZGER's.
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Salvation OH is q genuine preparation for
the cure of all pain. Nothing like It Price Is
cents bottle.
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GRAND Ho11DAY DISPLAY
DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, WATCHES,
FRENCH MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCKS,
ONYX TABLES,
BRONZEs. PIANO LAMPS,
STERLING SILVER AND sILvER-PLATED
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGNS IN
UMBRELLAS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF OPERA GLASSES
EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON.
FRANK NJ. LEWIS,
JEwELEI AND sILvERsMITH.
~ 1915 PENNA. AVE
Established 1910 ia
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Sweet Day Tomorrow. SUGAR HoUsl
opening, 73l 9TH st. It,
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For Cheap, Quick Fire
Buy Washington Gas Company's Coke.
d7-Sm JoznsoN BsoR, Agsnta
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Cor. 18th and F streets northwest.

Furniture, Carpet and Upholstery Establish
ment,
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Gould's Wonder Store, 42l 9th. Open unit
$780, dl2-l2S
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IA EAaRAvRR AND IITHo0RAPHKR
lOlx PA Atk
Visiting cards neatly engraved from your plssa ~
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rUNo ARLINGToN-fAsT STAGE LINE AT $50
Il pm. Fare Doc. round Drive through principal
2oc soldiers Home and grounds, DOC. Coach
Chartered. Leaves TIL MEbsIEll 5l3 18th Ct NV
nl5-3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

The report. Of the United states engi-
noer officers In charge ~ river and har-
bor improvements, received AZ the War
Department, show these estimates of aI'-
preparation. necessary for the pro.ec'I-
ton of work Ia Maine Ia the next year;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
sourn nuckFlElp.

II require. adept gvnenldship Tor sue
r,..sful hlNmakiug this season.
'has. Forster hss a four year old colt
got D, Record. Prescott, dam q Me-
.enrrr MARI by flying Eaton, that l. at
tracing considerable attention among
horse men. and 4. liable 90 hccum,
speedy. gumor ha. Il that Mcssrs. Rob
in.ou anil Tobin have offered ,ll for u.
The aho,. mcutionrl mar l. hrrl 81
Hshy Dean thi. war. Mr.. Poster lease.
A.. :. Loves farm thi. season.
I.eunie anl Juhuulr Gcrri.h have been
having fur thslr bruth~r-in-law, T.. :.
laughton. Esg.. 40 the ciiy.
Geo. ". Long has exchanged hs vi
lirc farm for the rhid. leaNiit farm.
Rob bean had woke 81 oxen Killed hl
lightning "a the ihad lslNitt pastur,
during thr shower. II saturday night,
18Th
~ rruur.t wr are to Nisit the stock
farm IT N. " Record In Paris, anil will
report o. ths p,mocrht the result ~ oar
Nislt in duc time. Hack Holfc hh'
served - mnrv..
The dam ~ Black Nathan, got hy Inc,
nov owned by Rob Dcin. has "a splendid
colt after Blhy Dean.
\. 4. Bouney'- Bouncr has "a good colt
after tYril.
Mo.elS Damon. lilackhnWk mare ha'
a sucking colt after Mckusick Zoe which
h. la. refused $40.
Mi. Nnnie VI. futile. daughter ol
Harry futile, has clo.ssl succcssfu
term ~ .chuol on south llill.
\ curious phenomenon ~ the SEASON
the cat. ~ n. \. Conaut have riprnr'
aud h.rn cat before any graz on hi'
farm Was harvested.
We noticr new clerk Ia l. ". shaw
.torr during the ahsenae ~ Mr.. llutchln
.on Ne think Ne have seen him bcfor'
near the foothills ~ old Str-aked.
n the rad down North llill and "a th'
Hebron line .. fair sample ~ What the
new system can do We venture Ia sal
that the new system will soon b. back
number. The writer has taken upot
himself the self Imposed tack Of NJ
pairing the road on south llill.
The old saving make hay while tn
.un shines, seems Inappropriate 10 th'
subject this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
FLETCHER FAMILY UNION.

The next meeting of the Fletcher Fam
liz Union will bc held Ia fremont Tenn
pie. Boston, Mass, August 18th, lsso.
At nine o'clock the members of the
Family will assemble; names Will be-
registered. aud an hour spent In person
al greetings.
1t ten o'clock the President, Austin
II. Fletcher, Esq, will call the meeting
90 order, aud the exercises will be open
cd by prayer, followed by singing by the
Family.
I'm opening address will be- made by
the President, and will b. followed bl
rrports from officers of the tnion, ana
the appointment ~ the yariou. com
mittces. The literary exercises vii
then h. continued.
The following gentlemen expect To he
present aud deliver addresses ar origina
poems:
~ Governor Re.lheLl rrvstor, secretary o.
War, Washington, u. Z.
Hon. BENJAMIN fistcher, Briiseport Conn.
IxJuiss josiah q. Abbott, boston. Mas.
Josiah ". fietrher, >ashua, y. ~.
Hoe Thssriore ". Bates. Noruester, Mass.
Prof Robert fletcher, Dartmouth colese
y ~.
Ii"n. Ambrose \. RAnney, Boston, Mae.
Dol. Truman 4. Fistsher, -. Johnsbury. VI.
Many others will address the meeting
aud the exercises throughout viii ID
interpreted by vocal and instrumental
music and other means az entertainment
The Family dinner will he served u
the banquet hall at u ". Tickets fo
the dinner will b. II each. II l. nece.
.ary tia, those Intending Ia be presen
should give notice Ia advance Ia Georg
\. Fletcher, Milton, Mass, In order tina
the caterer may know for how many 4
provide.
The programme for the second ia
Of the meeting has not a. Vet been fnll.
completed, bat the Executive COMMITTEE
expect Ia arrange for nm excursion 70
steamer. and otherwise provide for tl'
pleasure of those attending.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
Mrsr RErnEI

IN. Village Improvement society arr
having 70 conrrvtr walk iaid on The north
.ile ~ Main street fupm ". II. M~rroN .
o. The drpuf.
Milton Holt 0. siill CA a vacation aud
hls sfnrr rlnsrd.
-. Bean O. making repair. on HI
steam mill while n !. .hut down. mostly
iu OIL. engine ruom.
The brigade excursion mru'iou"i hY
ih, south Pari. correspondent would D.
su Interesting oc,sision after Wv gvt done
having. Uut. Oh when will that D.
w. th ~. weather 80 W. have been ltN-
Inr ID thr musi ~ thr times \ few daN.
this we.k have hceu an improvement
AMI the farmer. have h'.u doing their
i,-.t With 40 the help they could COM
mani
Nj. and Mr.. \. n, ~,rihnsr hnNr
gone a. Worre.icr. Mas, a. see their
siok daughter. Mr.. Mellen Whitman.
The lat account. reported her a little
better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
ALBANY

Mr.. frost and wife, formerly Of Nor
uaV but for many years have lived IN
Kansss, arr spending the summer among
old friends. recently called on his sister
Mrs. Chariot =. Cummings.
MIR. Chase 81 Massachusetts,. i spend
ing few weeks with Ira Cariwell.
james =. Bird was thrown from hl'
moving machine aud quite badly lanei'
Mr.. II. 4. Abbott of stOneham, Mass,
va. in town looking after timber land
which d. owns here.
Ju.ilcc Aspinwall, aged :" wears, u
riding his moving machine rather risk,
for au old man.
Charles Flint l. building new stable
Chesley n. Furnald l. repairing ant
rrm0dellng his house.
The funeral II Geo. II Clark was At
tended by a large cOncourse of people
the fioral offering. were very proiu-e
much more than covering the oasket
our minister spoke httlng words oil com
fort and warning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
WEST PARIS.

| Two good hay days this week.
Mr.. y. II. Humphrey has been To Mas
sachusetts on visit.
Rev. I. 4. Bean exchanged pulpit,
With y. n. Trask III bethel, last sabbrth
-Four Italians with two dancing bear.
made TIL. yill-ge a visit Monday.
Frank farnum I. sick With fever.
4 few months ago VIM. starblrl
bought horse up In Carthage. Tues
day night the horse got out ~ the pas-
TIVE aud started for her old home; she
was found Friday NJ Browns ferry In
Peru; shc wo-'d. probably have been
found at her former home II she could
have crossed the river. hut Mr.. Brown
with the help II othcr- caught her At the
ferry.
Lightning struck klngsbury Curtis
house last saturday night and did con
siderable damage a. three room' AMI the
front hall. II broke two posts of the
bedstead on which Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
were sleeping. We think they owe their
live. Ia feather bel.
4 number ~ our citizens went Ia lew
lston Friday AMI made Ilarnum 4
Balley = Walt. They -ay Barnum beat
hi record this time.
Bert Young. our photographer has r.
turned from hi business trip ~ Andover
III Swan and Neil Packard have each
nut a new row boat Into the river. III
Esices has sold hi boat Ia II. III. Annas,
Charles Harden finished work for !. &.
Andrews THURSDAY. and !. NJ work for
the a.. 4. u. II. Go. nov. running the
pump nj the old engine house. frc'l
Durham va. tn run the pump hut has
been called hack a. Gorham.
\. y. Kendall has gone to South flri.
a. work with Ethan Willis for few
weeks.
Mr.. Rate. aud wife ~ New Haven,
Conn. are In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
NT1lcO


Ths Iadies' circle met last tuesday ~
Mr.. Ann VI. AbhOtt's.
Pearl Richards l. visiting her relatives
herr. She live la Minneapolis.
Lewis Thoma. aud son aud Mi.s klina
Reed arr here. They reside Ia lasalle'
Il.
Everett Have. !. nov driving the
Rr,ant'. Pond stage. IL has whoop
Tor everyone along the line over ~hich
h. hauls,l 80 MANY tOus ur merchants"
whsn Br,aui's Pond station was TIE
point 81 delivery Tor MeNico's freight.
XIV is whooplsi.
m. ". Park pat on crew enough '" gr'
hi. hav i'm thrve DAYS bat u took them
w..k oW ing 90 the weather.
ELMER Worihley'. coli i going "a
come out an right. Ben Insk ala
.osd bob In extracting the stub from w.
thigh. I'LL.
~uift River bridgc l. nov pas'ahl'
and l. regarded a. safe.
Shortag- la hay crop. o,hef crops
arr looking nicsly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23

Nj. Nbhie Tuen Who D.. a teacher n
Fal River. Mass. .. spending the yaca-
fisn ~ hsr fathers. Ia. q. \. Iuell..
Prof. e.. n. ~tstsou. ~ Exeter. y u.
Phillip. Acadrmy, D. alec st HI father .,
p,a. Alsl ~irt.on'.. for the vacation.
Mr.. q = Nhhoti D. improving though
Oar FROM strong. "a. B. also Mr.. D.. q.
uuhlr
John Morrill,. family are afflicted viih
uumU-.
Mr.. Gllmau Cushman, Who has bal
rarsIt.i. .inrv wear ago lat May had
4 charsstrristic illturn about two weeks
.inr, o. the .nrrne ~ her maut triruis,
Who hsd lorn much encouraged.
IA. Carroll Teii, ~ Exeter. y. H.
furmerl, 20 summer, called on relatives
AMI frlruis about town.
=. VI. pohle. our popular stage driver
i.tweru this toNu and huckileld, IA.
h.rn hifrl hv ". .. Bounry AZ The
termination IT The route 90 carry ihs
mail. a. ". \ >iosidtri ~ New ORR
fair,i o. .uhlrt h a. hi. ngurr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
nREENMOOO

I.t.. ..e. Who VA Il that told "a not
I'm. ago. that the world Nas drying w
Al tl~ rate 20 the thickness of a sheet 81
,,,,,..r a y,.,rs We do not know his name
iu' would advise him o. measure tii'
s.tfh 81 the water again. aud 49, u 10,
~ not made a slight mistake. Anu
l,t'. 49,. Who Nas Il that told "a. nov
-. .Ine. that the earth was stacking
49,, Il, it. orbit around the sun al the rate
al a SECOND a wear, aud Ia 80 many y',nIs,
~ do not remember how many W.,
oults . number. IL would hang noal
~.irht in the solar systemf some ",'
gll aud n. seems to have made uiis-
-. .omewherr. Another man has Ju,'
avur.,l 4 up. and tells us that our ear,u
n .tul spinning along AZ the rate "a
r,,nd numier. II ~ miles sre"hi
80 = M continue 80 probably Tor some
,iu. vst. And this hypothesis agtce'
iii Sh.t the great Architect of natui'
80 No.h A. recorded la Genesis i--'
,,thsr hitter than the frst. The TACT =
49, u,i,,btv orb l. rolling on just A u
,IlI Wbsu drst dung Out Into space ii"h
~, hand 81 the Almighty.
Al ous,s more let. see, some ON
,,iI HI. not long ago that 80 many tel'>
,.r,ph wire- running through VI" 'Su ,,.
~, Wer, .lleutly drawing the elect'',l'
from the atmosphere 10 the earth; anu ,.
consequently. la process of time ','un '. -
.boU.r. would entirely cease, or ,'.'c y
Yankeeion at any rate. but wh who. r,
nj bI. ewes open during that serlss ~
sbo~er. lat saturday night must u, ,l.,
therr l. quite a stock of electricity 'e''
/ In the air vt. ... M
EE. wentworth had recurrence .
hi old complaint rccentll anu w. w.
obliged 20 20 10 West Paris In the n's"
A full blown primrose was shown u
the other day containing perIes. Ou'
m n. center which had 80 expan n,. =
10 begin 20 show IT, Pe'als; Qui,e
novelty. bat not 20 much perhap. .
fun blown white rose ON an ApP'e'''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
MASON

~ good has weather a. vt. \ few
loads arr got IN between showers now
aud then.
People have had a goo.l time to flnish
hoeing boat a. poor time 90 LII weeds.
The Mclntlrv liruthers, ~ Waterford.
wcrr In town lat week collecting lambs.
They drove out AZ nic- a lot ~ lamb. A.
u VA ever my pleasure "a 81" AZ this
time - wear. Oue LOT bought ~ \. :.
Morrill, averaged ~ pounds head.
= ~. Gur,er l. having part ~ hi
h"u.e hui.hs,i inside. T.. l.. wheeler u
doing The work.
\. = Bean and wife. ~ Norway lake,
vcrv in town few daNs. They have
sold their rr.iirncc AZ m" lake AMI have
NOT set loratri.
Eruest Hutchinson caught q rrpW he e
tap aud after letting ~ M" other cruws
iu town 500 her and Rad the hounty law
o. her D. Do her 60. Al isquiri nov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-23
NORTH ALBANY.

Master Lewie iIolton shot n fox recent
Ia, hut he has failed To find the missing
hens which reynard had 80 cunningly
taken.
The VI. T.. Circle met with Mrs. Otis
IIayford Thursday. Apleasant gather.
ing. The heavily loaded tables Of baked
beans aud pastry will not soon be for
gotten by the participants.
u. l.. wescott, of Portland. has come
with hls family to spend the hot season
at their summer residence.
We are shocked 10 hear the sad news
OF the death OF George Clark. An esti-
mable young man has gone from ouI
midst, "yet he doeih all things we'll
IIis parents and two surviving brothers
have the sympathy Of their miny
friends.