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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
OXFORD


Harry liaycs l. AZ home from Orono.
Mr.. =. q. Richards has gone 10 Qulncy,
Mass. o. Sislt friends.
Ths Hebron students arc AZ home Tor
the vacation.
n. 4. Eaton has moved 90 Nassalhoro.
EdWaui fauuc- 20 BOSTON l. Ia toSn.
Al,in Marr L. selling baskets for james
iioldsu.
Mr.. Mari will spend the winter With
her father. NJ. Milleti.
The >ocisty ~ Christian EndcaVor
held sociable Friday evening. leu
dollar. were taken.
Dr Barue. has oIen~l a dry goods
aud grocery store AZ Welchyille, al-o a
drugstore aud meat shop.
Thsrv Was o. D. q union service at the
Methodist church Thanksgiving day.
Therr Wa grand ball NJ Bumpus
Hall Thanksgiving eVe. \ good aitet'-
iencc aud a nrst class time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
--t vosr IvpoRrASr STATE News
BRIrLN TOLD

tli..r tt.t arr talking 20 a railroad
l--r. f'f .l.rr q Long leland in
l-aal lIarher.
,.. u.r.. tIlsu % augusta l. dead.
'. AL. a.. .ar 20 the principal ovu-
r'a Hr Na.rr trutrsl
Ah,r i.aI.'on Who nj. cumpan-
.af... iI. '-.1 drinking "split alco-
.stsus.. ..llrult ill aud dbl Ia a
fut..rt
hsrs. .fh. ~-vall .hip,nriai Bath
fif ~ .'r srf.nu. ths men finally
r'.r-s a.rs st fhs term. "a th'ir etu-
r.
fs .1.-feI chat COMMANDMENT
80 Az ... it ai thr gnCampmsut ~
l-.ru..' ~ Mainr. g.. \. T.. al
Nfsa ilnnv
AaI r.r..rl uhrrr working women
4 fal. ''.r children shile they arr
SEA. s t.. attest enterprise 20 the
'lI F.. lrei.iou.
An r... of ths Maine G,neal
.--.. at t.If.r ..mr time done a.
..... Uu "a ehoi~salr sale.
't' -.-.'.-.i aai arrested lasf week.
I'd. t.r.r, far goal at small Point
DO g. ..r lrI dnsu les fret and
.a lark .laiy ruck. fhet
&c '.s -,A Indicates that coal l.
.aar.r. N.r. fhs turglar. has made
...f. tfffmpt o. brvak out q
I.. Co., bal e. 80 ~ tools,
'a-,.f ready % begin oi~rs-
r. '..t....- hui touucil have com-
mi. ~.-.r.r 20 h-vnsu. the Port
@ .rr. tn thirty YEAR. This
I.....f God pardon. a. MI ih ths
Or su,-i Behavior. h. has
'''-i -.ar.. f'at time.
o. ..r.H. report - the Maine Cen
''s '..f fif road ht. done murh
..-.-f.. during the past year than
rrrrrf.iuE. aud that The
.fnf..u tste heru such a. o.
'.'hr .,o, khohicr..
l l.. ro.t e.. 4. a.. ou >atur-
N.I -iI presented thc Rangor
3d.. tfh a haud.umr nttiounl
N Ihur.'al llnmlIn made the
-Uf'. D.. ani vas followed
t...uIu Eoutrlls. 4 hrgv aud
''as.. a-iirner "a. prrseut.
.-' nrrIlution. thus Or this
fri PM Pension Ageut Fur
l.s d. 'Uu uiorv than lat year.
'.r.rri ant sixty certificates
II .'slrl up to date. The mum
'IT..f'.0n. no the prr.ent time
- o'ieeru teei,e and twenty q
r,rurf~i thlt valuable rucoris
-. .'''r.'.f stolen from The Biidefori
ii. u.l-f ruum. fOr ShiCh The
..i ..iF officials have Cor yctr-
$50 'n slppiy proper safe. judgr
a'"r inrsi ths authorifie. % pro-
~. i''''Fr lo.ks for th~ eutrances o. m
n. ,y uaI.ing up the door, with
= 'I'."l 20 that leading % his owl
- isr Tough. ~ Rockhud. tweuty'
~. l,,f' ~ ~. shot Mrs.. J. q. Lud-
-. '-i Do ne'.e. Miss Iva Wooster, If
- tni falling % escspe. shot him
- ~ ti',i a. the result - the shoot
- inr teo Nomen. though theii
/, hfr severe. uill probably rvcot'
n,,'ie .ia'e q the sct l. ssh o. h
\, ~ has Or come time beeu show
=, - Ludeig persistent attentions
49, a. Professionally rrptllsed him
~ D. beyame angry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

handy know how Ia iill my card this
week. 4 sick mtn l. poor correspond
eat. know but little Of what l. going
on outside aud have taste for grumbling.
Horace Hutchinson l. siill confined Ia
hi. house. DIR. J. \. Morton was called
lat sabbath and his condition seemed
some better MONDAY.
The great American Thanksgiving
bird seems "a b. In good demand. The
prize !. good bat the number of birds i.
very limited.
The beef supply il nearly all utilized
herr.
4. :. Bean of Mason l. talking Of buy
INK a farm. III. health l. somewhat Inn
proved.
our people are thus early talking
about Christmas.
The Interest Ia Thanksgiving j. much
les than formerly.
Young cattle, colts aud sheep arr get
ting a good living Yet, Nov. -.
Preparations for work In the woods
are beidg pushed vigorously 80 a. To bc
ready a. soon a. snow comes then bus
iness will be lively la town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
WEST PARIS.


Our fir.t snow came "Wednesday night
and Thursday and makes very good
slsighlng.
Mr.. George Perry Of Portland Il At
work for j. W. kimbali, building a
chimney on the outside ~ hls house.
About twenty-five Of the West Paris
Manufacturing Co.'S workmen were sus-
pended Wednesday night until next jan
nary, aud the rest are a. work on half
tlt,e. The company want Ia get their
stock az nearly cleared up as possible by
thu first ~ January so "a Ia start q new
AMI morr elegant line of goods.
There are To- be nine new street lamps
placed on our streets In few days.
Mrs. Bsrstow aud youngest ION have
returned from their Walt Ia New York.
some unknown person or persons took
David Corbett's old horse from loung's
IIlll and lei him down into Charles Ia
con. door yard ani Knocked him In the
he,,d. The next morning Mr.. Bacon no.
tlfei the sclectmcn aud they caused " Ia
BE- removed aud buried.
last wcek ". II. IIumphry brought the
remains ~ hi granddaughter, sadie
Whitman, from l.ltileton. y. H., where
.he died last spring with scarlet fever,
and buried them In the West Paris Gem
etciy by the side ~ her parents.
George starblrd has gone a. Lynn,
Mas, Ia work.
\ Rebckah Lodge, a. be- known a.
Onsari Lodge, No. -, l. %. %. D., With
% charter members, was Instituted In
this place last Friday. VIII give . list
~ the officers next week.
There will BE- lecture AZ the chapel
Wednesday evening. dec. ith, by either
Rev. 4. :. iadd of Auburn or Rev. J.. u.
Cochrane ~ llsllowell, Il l. not decided
which ~ time ~ writing. Both have q
very interesting aud Instructive lecture.
The Epworth league arr arranging for a
course ~ lecture. a. b. given during the
winter. III. one Wednesday evening
will bc their hrst.
The drama, "By Force ~ lmpulse,"
will b. repeated Friday evening, Dcc. q.
The people of West Paris believe In
patiunifing an article ~ real merit.
That u ~hv Ramsdell 4 lIolll. are -ell-
Ing 80 much Brusscl. soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

PROT. prary left Monday for "grcrnef
hslis aud pasaurv- nsw.
A.w. Ficketi was In town Monday.
via Holt. former teacher here
made q fsw short calls CA her Trends
hsrr The frsi % the Nevk.
Tote teamssr. bad a hard time before
snow came. sad thosr that had teams lu
,he Wo,sis al.o. a. thu rain aud warm
U..th~r made the doing a. bad AZ Isossl-
bic.
n 4. Twitcheu had four oNrn ~ into
ths wood. Thursday. They Nerr taken
up the river in The SOW.
Tlmer Pagy Killed a deer up 10 10"
m.,,ioes. ile sent the brad cat 90 h.
sft zap. a,
4. :. bean .hot deer >aiuriay. u
4. .sil to have a very handsome head
Walter Hickman aud others ~rui ~
Milan The lat % the Scck on rriefr'
ra.f. -.
N. 4. storey hss gone 70 Parnlachene'
Lake for a fve days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
euugoRp CENTRE.

\ Young man In ,hl. place has made
practice "a put away a few cents AZ 4
time a. profit on small trade and what
h. would have spent had he attended
dance. az be- used To. the box was open
81 few days ago aud SIS Was the ~,
.ult Of little over years savings. Try
II boys.
Mr.. X. 4. Dolloti l. failing, the doe
tor gives but little encouragement.
4 good sired deer paid her respects q
our town clerk recently ~ be was com
ing home. No doubt Mr.. Morse would
have becn glad Ia have shown the dceI
hi- mark ~ esteem but mo- gun was to b'
had.
Mr.. n. II. swain intend. to Invest Ia
some real estate among the gold dig
gings In Byron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
ntsrtrID

\ Thanksgiving hall At Music Hall
and turkey supper ~ the National
House.
snow enough for good slcighlng fell
"wednesday night aud Thursday.
Frank stanley shot a fine deer Que day
this week.
Ex.Goy. Marble aud &. A. Wilson,
Esq., arr In town.
Dr. T.. VI. Wing. formerly 81 North
Anson. yisltcd relatives herr lat week.
horn, Nov. 18th, Ia the wife ~ Fred
:. Chase a son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
nJBROs

Mr. Hiram Everett has bought a quar-
ter - an acrr - land of Mr.. Alexander
Turner and will buili house on u. n
the weather permits. d. Will dig the eel
lar this fill.
Prot. = D. Moody and hl. childrrn arr
spending the ueek With hl. mother.
Prof. \. VI. Rich4risou snd wife arr
spending their two weeks vacation here.
Mi. Eita ~turtenni l. Al homc from
lev iston after several week. sb.enc~.
l.. :. Bumpus bad breaking up done
"Wednesday. The 9th.
Not much si.iting done this Nay on
anksgi,lng day owing o. the storm.
Tho fir.t sleigh - the s-ason was cat
Yesterday.
The storm turned "a rain aud ~"
trv-. this morning arr a gllitcring mas
20 Ice.
New. bo, plenty thl. week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
SWEDEN

our schools Ia Dists. No. I aud > are
nov in session. No. I l. taught by Mis.
Lillian y. kneeland OF lowell Centre.
Mis- n. l. one of our heat teachers, hav-
Ing been employed almost constantly la
our schools since her graduation from
fryeburg ACADEMY.
No. I. taught by Miss Mary Perry. a
student ~ Bridgton Academy.
II. ". knight has been visited by liis
mother. Mrs. VIM. Stearns Of East stone
ham.
Mr.. Perry harrington, n former resi-
dent 81 sweden, now of someryille,
Mass, l. quite sick. caused by an erup-
ton on his face which has been pro-
nounccd by some physicians Ia be can
Ger.
Fred N-Stonc, Who has been employed
ON the farm connected with the state
industrial school az Lancaster. Mass, l.
now In boston In the employ of the y.
\. a y. T.. II. II. 60.
Mrs.. George Ellis has 80 far recovered
her health a. TO b. able Ia take several
rides this fall. She has been confined Ia
the house for over seven year..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

:. VI. l.ockc Vas quite seriously iniur-
c'i hy walking cat ~ high harm door
n Nr. oldham'. Ia the evening aud fall
Ing Ca tn frofen ground.
lots ~ cattle arv being hutchcrci aud
the hccf sold al a Low prev. Ernest
oldham i doing quite a business ani
selling nlcr hcef.
Mr.. oldham l. able to do her own
work
"'rhe snow. the beautiful snow" has
cums.
Mo- weather Tor yarling timber.
The Ssasey families are ~ Birh
brcok Pond, enjoying the puv air Of the
mountains.
The llannaforls have built q house
over their well. so that they can get
water without going out ~ doors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
NORTH PARIS.

The thrc.hers passed through the
nelghborhood lat week. .
". ". Durham had 80 bushels 81
bnckwheat. - oats, aud li3 barley, the
l,rge.t crop la the nelghborhood.
Mr.. Durham hss brought water into
AL. l..uto an that he will not have "a
,urn hi stock out doors In the winter.
We think Il would BE- an improvement to
run the water through aplpe In the stove
and warm Il, thence 90 the barn.
Mrs. Morgan Lewis Of Hartford,
Conn, l. quite sick.
school began Ia this place Dec. 81,
under the instruction Of Fletcher Parlin,
Of sumner.
" ". Durham wants Ia hire cool
hand IL month Ca finish up some on his
harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
rAsr nRoMNrlIIp-

Thanksgiving day this ycar many
f,mlle. will be- unlici. Ia many home.
therv will D. warrant plarcs; the Lowell
on.s roms M morr herr. hat spent the
.w-~trsi ~ Thanksgiving iust h"voni'
\ Union pr,isc service will D. belt In
ih- Cong. church ~ n A. ", Ne having
h,d car Thanksgiving sermon on the
3ith.
NJ. John iicr ~ Vermont h,s hsrn
visiting hi si.irr. Mr.. Y. u. Stlckncy
also hls neicc. Mr.. sarah Silcknev.
". n. peNenuN hss hccn a. Cornish.
". N. Siirkncy has taken the agency
Tor the Adrliuc- moving mschine.
The arademv stuleuts are at home Tor
Natasftnu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
HARTFORD

Jimmie Irlsh closed succcs.ful term
~ school In Diet. Ne. ? ihl. week and
commences the high school next Mon
daV, D-r. -.
Mr. VIM. Davis l. Ia the pickle bush
ness. lie planted. the last season, IL
acre % cucumt-r..
Mrs. Edwin Howard nas made ninety
checse. averaging - pounds apiece thl.
season.
lot y. Keen killed pix the other
day. war old. that weighed go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
WATERFORD

Nhout eight inchrs ~ snow came
"Wednesday nlght and Thursday. making
frsi-class slelghing.
Nlts Ssdie Nonng aud Mr.. Charlie.
~crhnsr % Rridg,ou we're united IN
marriage a. >outh Waterford. a the re-
tleucr ~ the hrlie's mother. Thank
giving evening".
Regular communication 20 NJ, urvm
inirv, ,. a \. VI, Tuesday evening
Eio,tiou q ofhcvrs AMI work on third
derrus.
The asss-mhlies cuunest~i With the
Wasrliou daugiuE srho-ol 40 south Water
foril arv very eell attended.
EYsrything has h-sn quiet herv the
past veek NJ news. NO rosln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
nEslcO

The new bridge across swim River l.
we'll pstronifcd. II spans the stream
frum the east shore 40 point little b.
low the Henry y. Durgin huilflngs to
the opposite SHORE betwecn the Doct
Foss house AMI the simeon Putnam
house. Albion COZ nov occupie. the
Durgln house. luciu. Glover the Doci
Poe. houss. ani Enoch Knapp the sim.
ron Putnam house. THE bridge u one
81 the bet In the county and Afford. q
means Tor travel long needed aud illls q
long dcslrrl want ~ our people.
Georgr II. staple. has ~ men or morr
NJ work ~ the heal water. ~ SNift
River. llis teams arr taking to hi
camp. large quautitv II supplies. lle
has bullt hrligr H. fe-t vide and In
plar,.. ~ feet ahoyv the water, several
hundred fect long. dircrtly over the Br'-
dccn stream Ii,is bridge vii enable
him o. haul his logs a. the landing on
uneasy shay grade" aud avoid the raw
down" where hls horse. farci go badly
ls.t winter. ~ soon A. snow comes be-
viii largely Increase the uumi'sr 81 men
ani team. b. nov has AZ work.
Poster & Marble have twenty-five or
NlnfF men ~ MNfh NN Nifll lNNf NNN
the needed snow they viii adj largely to
their working furcc. They have manv
~ their old crrw NJ work Tor them.
Johnny Thomls cooks n the camp in
the woods.
Thomas Oldhsm hss George Iadd
cooking for him Al Con aud Joe Glca-
.on arr working for him. lie occupies
the hop house on the Durgln farm 80 his
camp. lii crew are engaged In cutting
aud hauling poplar Tor John Reed from
Ralph kiider's laud.
Joseph Cary AMI Thomas johnson arr
building camp. on Bariletts Roxbury
purchase from the lewiston steam MILL
sale. They arr a. haul birch for Rich
ard.' mill. The Richards have contract
81 io furnish large number ~ brush
block. a. liuckhrld parties.
MANY ~ the people along the hank. ~
SNift River arr going to haul either birch
to the mills or poplar Ia the stream Tor
staples or John Reed.
Fremont Irish makes frequent Ni.lis
lrrr 20 look after AL. birch business.
sleigh. out to-,lay-Tnnksgiylng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
Noera AlBAny

The Methodist .ociety l. Ia boil VI
annual fair AMI baked bean supper AZ the
town house Friday eVeaing, Dcc. 9th.
All are cordially invited.
Alalia kimhtll. Who has been AZ work
n Hanover Ia the wooden mill. y at
home on a vacation.
George klmh,ll l. on the sick list from
a had cold. IT, has a very Dice two
yrar-old colt for sale.
Hiram Robbins has been selling meat
Al Shelburn aud Gorhsm, y. w., the
past feN week.. lie reports sales quite
good.
Ira Clark /. cutting birch for =. Hap
good. aud l. stopping In q cloth tent on
ths eat shore ~ SongO Pond.
The Methodist circle met with Mr.. j.
y. Biri lat Friday evening. \ good
gathering for rainy night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
FAST BETHEL.

W. &. Howe aud Master Clarence
Hove. from waltham, Mass, are now
visiting relatives la thu. place.
D.S. Hastings. from tibet, Montana.
i n home on a yisii.
Mr.. II. n. Klmball has returned To
her home at ROxbury, Mass.
Mrs. ". :. Wight spent Thanksglv-
ING Al her oil home In this place.
Iihrsrv Circle viii meet With Mrs. =.
M Kimhall Thursday l.. NJ, Dec. 9th ;
everybody especially Invited.
Rom, Nov. 10Th, Ia the wife OF b. v.
Haine-, a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
rAsr MArIRrnnn

Chsrles ~ IIode'ion 4. sp~niing thru"
week. ~ home. llis uncle Ia fr-cpori
l. siill living. hut very lcv.
Hannibal Grover and wife ~ Norway,
arr Visiting ~ whitney Buck's.
Thom,s RroWn l. mskiag Improve
mruis on the huilding a Hic-'s Junction.
We understand he his bought the stage
route extending from there to south
Waterford ~ \. a.. Morse.
Zehulon Nbboti has q colt . year AMI
q half old that b. ihlnks sill have to p"
KILLED. on account ~ kick from horse
on The .ilhe iolnt.
william 4 llersey 1. building an Ice
house.
=. n. Hanson ~ Bridgton WAS In the
place buying pigs welncsdhy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
sours BETHEL.

The lyccums are progressing finely
with spirited aud Interesting debates.
The Ladies sewing Circle are prcpar-
Ing a drama which they intend Ia pre-
-eni soon. The procced- will 20 towards
procuring an organ for the school house.
The next circle meets With Mrs. Fred
Bean next Thur.day afternoon and even
Ing.
q. l.. blake !. laying pipe for hi ac-
uueduct.
n. IIodsion u In Greenwood building
house for Jesse Daniels Of iocke's
Mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
soRrn RuckElElp.

Mr.. J. ~. Corey % salem, Mass, was
AZ hls fathcr-ln-law's Thanksgiving
week.
VIII Cfc..ey 4. At home from Lynn,
Mass.
Mr.. MICAH Foster aud wife, from l.u-
~. we're al !. 4. Warrcns ThanksgiN-
Ing week.
Minnie Bickncll Il home from Dixiicld
where she has gecn stopping this flll.
Quite q demand for sheep and lamb.
IN our vicinity At good prices. other
stock dull and low.
We hear that one man Ia our vicinity
.old . pair ~ cattle. feet 4, for forty
two dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
ALBANY.

Hannibal Grover aud wife are calling
ON friends In Albany. lie was formerly
~ the firm of Grover q Burnam, OF
Bethel. lie Il canvsssing az agent az
the PrOyident Association.
Mrs. franklin Gross has gone To Lynn,
Mass. to live With her daughter, Mr..
Archie Cole.
Hutchinson a Carter are again pur-
chasing beef aud COWS for their lewis
ton market.
J. Hastins Bean Of Mason. recently
passed here with COWS for market.
Burnhsm 4 Clark have built mill 10
manufacture their lumber purchased Of
the =. y. Spring heirs.
Clinton Lawrence l. making repairs on
his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
anNAh1,s POND.

II. \. Cole aud Wife. II Ashland,
Mass. are IN town on visit.
Fr,.i Colby, ~ West sumner, l. teach
ing Ia the billings district.
samuel n. sessions, 81 Providence, u
visiting hi parents AZ North Woodstock
Mr.. sessions has good position win
the horseyar COMPANY la Providence.
Two new street lights have been put
up on Lincoln street.
Ezra stephens has the agency Tor the
syracuse Billie Co., Who publish the mn
ct grade of books la the United states.
Extensive repairs are being made la
.he spool factory saW room. Captain
Dearborn has had a large amount of
work done about the mill yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

40 rr...r.rmruf uas mtde q fru
a.....t rl.h aiii cau.r docp AMI
f.r.. -.rrrf n fhIs community. hr.
80 - N.-... ahH has heeu iu aCtitr
.rf.r lfr. f.r fhr ',ssf ten YEAR. h.
ls.f t. ru.tt tn ilaVefhill. Mass.
Irfr. .h.rsr 900 douhtless give the
..tran .Ifr auI more lucrative hrld
fr.f... I.. rrmu,nl sll D. real
II. .fE.. U.I.r On his prufcssiuu D.
n.t.. .. .hfrn.Is,l ani Vrry sucJrssful
.nf.r... $3.50 .s much mIsssd hY his
...rr. Asn.firru. d. has hseu uur
f .If Ir.. sn.I hr ani OIL. r.flmshle pifr
nHr t fhrir urs homc The bit
t..h.. .f ltrt arrr cirrle 20 friends
Il. a........r.rs 1t us hups that
f...r f... ufie tntanf Ina thl. cim-
r-.-f aI| -..n hs Hiici hy AZ guoi n
Er.f.. .n.I as c--i ,itiFru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

II. y. Siillman has returned home from
Portland. H. got l? cents a pound ior
hi cheese
Hattie >iillman. a girl ~ years old,
carisyl wool enough for = pair of stock
iugs lat week for the first time trying.
- The oli customs will not ct al warn
ont Vet, ! gue...
The winter term ~ school commenced
IN Disi. We. I, CA the 18th, under the In
stniction ~ Lewis Putnam.
\. \. Babb has gone io LEWISTON With
hls checse. Wilson s,lllman Ia. gone
Nth al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

h. pr us.n,s' Goiiss spssias'
u -. tff1 In rup q - 80 cofss sithoui
tl..ir tIt ~ per-oa ttkinE u. efettns
- iffaatnsui CIrc. wnrther tne -
- re trinker 80 a. skl,lls.lil srrsk
- -. II iflnkarts nsss l.esn cafSt 80
-. ~ 1ul'sn ~tseide In their uofus
- i-s-.,- 49, 81. sa.l t..iay lslste thef
So ifrn ~ aiululstrati,sn. tarS
=, 49, >se.f o. girvaAr AT fan partign
u lt.s ~ Conaisnrs. tsoklsa spcCtn[
- strsst. Cinsian.fi. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

DuN'r sAI there h no help for catarrh,
hay fryrr aud cold In head, .lnc. thous-
ands ie.tify that Ely's Cream Balm has
entirely cure'l them. II supcr-eie. the
dangerous use ~ liquid. aud .nuff.. II
u easily applied into the no.trils aud
give. relief AZ once. Price jOc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
aaOWNCtyID

During the rccrnt cold snap the pond
near y. : Thorn's mill MS froSen over.
Two 81 hi little grandchildren, both
seven yesrs OH. were AZ plav near the
mill. Vrn,urri on the ice. The little boy
broke through. Ilr .ucceslei In throw
Ing his arms on the edge ~ the broken
lce. lils little sister run for grandpa
h., with the all ~ smother msn who
happened 90 b. near. placed hoard. ON
the ice as far a. thev could 80, hut no,
az ihev couh r-sch the how. The grand
father broke through the icc and swsm
o. the bow sni carried him safely 90 the
SHORE. The only damage severe wet
ting.
We srr having our first snow storm
this evening fNe,lne.dav1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

}. Orin. Charles n. aud Edith VI. smith
we're a home Thanksgiving.
Gacr VI. stevens spent Thanksgiving
AZ home.
J \. Bolster has sold nfiy acre 10 biz
pine timber land o. 4. n. Cummings &
sons.
IN-1'oS. l'crham aud slfc serv a the
lake this Wrsk on a Walt Ca VI. !. Rove.
=. 4. stephens l. az home this Ncsk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
sgwRY.

Snow has come for Thanksgiving.
4. :. Richanison, Wife and daughter.
~ south PART, are In town for Thanks
giving.
Party guers will have a chance Co ride
20 the Jingle ~ slelgh-hell. to-iay.
Cattle arr dull and sheep quick ~ sale,
consequently everybody wants Ia sell
cattle snd huy sheep. BETTER walt for
the WHEEL Ia ,ome round.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

f--~ patr ani uife ~ ilillssisie,
Al .r.rf Thark.rl,inr sith CHANDLER
..-..-l sri family iu thls village. Mr..
r-.tr.fis superintendent 20 Tie Nep
.-I Ne Jersey Railruad. Mr..
r..t.I.....frr q Mr.. earland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

rr e. rrrk. E.q.. q nethel, va
p.-.I..f SEEK M Park sas ad-
1900. u1fori nsr NJ the lat term
tr nm. aui rrmtIn Cor a time in
Il. 49,. q \. o.. iicrrick. Esl., %
-. arh at..m D. rad Law
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

Colds. Sore Threats, Diphthcrlh, ctc.,
arr readily cured by using Browns In
slant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

r-~.uI Oplr. viil met az ihe Hap
..,-.+-t Wednesday, ucc. an. after
1901 evening Their sill D. pic-
1900. 600 .n ~ evening An lleur
~. rf.I.s AT arv cordially In
.raI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

rrtoarr f.Iksslil prv-eui the drama
n Df.re. rE.. or NhiCh l. Mhich'
~ t.,lrnr Utu Tue.iay eVeulng. a.
\. s...ar,I tf RI s,-.isl dance. Music hy
~. u-. hrstri % Norvav. Aimls-
ifrat.. lh.ilrru 90 csuts. Begins
r..i-ffr 0f r. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
40 ,aml..l.n 10. r.-Nlxh,.

rsniFm Ksmp's Rsi.am Cor the Thruat ani
Iungs ian o. hal "a AM drug siurv In Pans.
4 ttsi .s.ifis frrs - charge. ifyuu arr suffering
frsta q Cough 80 Oait. hfuaehltis, Asthma. >ors
Thrust 90 tuusuu ptian don't hssltate. Tst FRYE
samplr o. gtt ant trst fur yoaf.ef ths Iussr
- this lafaihns rrusiiy. iarrv iSttlc- So and
al Al Al drug stFrps.