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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
eRveouN0.


i Mrs. T.. y. Tsgc and daughter have
returned from their stay ut lIarpswell.
Mrs. Abby Powers Tenncy and daugh'
ter from FLORIDA are visiting Mrs.. Char
lotte Powers.
Mr.. Albert Page Of Maiden, Mass,
was Al Miss a. y. Pages Saturday and
Sunday.
MI.se. Kate Abbott and Sadie Locke
are NJ rsrmfngton Normal school.
Mrs. y. u. Wiggin went hack to Hoe
ton on saturday, the ?osh, and Miss L..
&. shirley al.o left the ssn- day.
MIss Amelia Ormsbce of Brooklyn, y.
H.. Il visiting her friend, Mrs. y. u.
Weston.
John IIutchin. Il at q. r. tadd'.. hut
will probably have . position In Fort
land.
Me. Lillian smith % Denmark !. At
Mr.. Fife's sni will have charge while
Mrs. p. goes for her new goois.
Mr.. Henry Tibbctts' family have gone
hack a. their house. Mrs. i. has I'm
proved some In bcsl,h.
Tn. swedenborgians worship In
Mark. Hall during the repairs Of il'cir
church.
Mr.. Ross, Mr.. ". IIoi.ion. Misse. NJ.
.. Brsiiey aud Marills Curti. represent
the Y. 4. =. q. v. at the convention In
Augusta.
Tboma. souih.r left Thur.isy for
Crawford, Nebraska, aud Dan W. Brad-
lev on Friday Tor Denver.
III. frat lyr-um % the term was held
on Thur-isy evening NJ Academy Hall.
The question was on Oh. comparative
military merit. Of Washington and Ma
polcon. aud was discussed by Mes.r..
jefferson aud Robinson W. Thompson
and Barnhsm.
Mr.. Mary B,rrov. shepley ~ Win
chester. Mass. I. visiting Mr.. Dr. Brad-
lev. Mrs. So daughter Annie, III. art.
lat, has gone abroad.
The fair 20 the West oxford Agrirul-
iural society Va. great succr... Pine
weather. fne exhibit. sni crowds ~
people made u .urp,.s snv pr-,iou.
fair. Gov. ani Mr.. Burleigh and .",-
.rsl member. ~ the Council wrrr prs
ent GA "Wednesday.
Walter Cs.sell, the older son ~ Mrs..
Mary McNr,l C,..-ll. has gone 10 Chi
cago io enter Law school.
Henry ~i.srn. 10 lowell u teaching
th. school In District No. !.
Mis- cracr Warren l.to have charge
~ the mu.lcal department In the aoadc-
NV.
4 .on At Mr.. George warrcn's vii
keep up the honorri name In the village
n 4. hoped, aud give. Mr.. otis Warren
HI. third grandson this year.
III. road up Mt. Tom IL progressing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
FAST WATERFORD

". m. ks--n'. .i.isr. Mr.. iifgle Win
ter. 4. stayins With him for time.
\ Mr.. ThuTlos 20 Beihel has moved
his family into q. \. Miller. vacant
huusr
Mr.. MARIA Glover 10 Hartford u visit
Ing her brother. whitney nuck.
\ party 20 siN are camping al hefaf
Pail. TIL. Seek.
Another meeting In Temple HUI
.rh.ol house O,-tot~r lsih.
The health - Nj. Rodney foScr. "a.
falling - npldly tina, h. returned home
nlesiay.
Fnnk Eob-rt. aud ~ifr ~ B".ion
have t-o.n IN town.
In. Haskell has come from Newfy io
run the cider mill a south Waterford,
r-rrntlv purchased by hls father.
Henry Frv,man aud Wife ~ New
Hampshire are visiting her hilIcr, whit
nsV nuCk.
NJ. aud Mr.. -. y. Nme. vent o. Ne
chanic Fslls Tuc-iay Ia attend the Ncl'
ding ~ Mr.. Ames' nirsc. Lizzie W
Cumming, and Mr.. Davis 81 Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

The reunion of Go. y. 9th Maine at 4.
q. Parlin's, West samner, on the 10Th,
VAS a decided success. Twelve of Co.
y. and two of Go. e. sth Maine, were
present with their wives and children
numbering ffty-six In all. After social
greeting q bountlful dinner MAS enjoyed
after which the company WAS eallel "a
order by the president. An address Of
welcome appropriate TO the occasion wa'
presented by sister A. u. Parlin aud .
dine recitation by Miss Eva Noyes. The
following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year'
Prv.tient, Issse Bsssey.
vies rrsilsnss. Prank. brovs ssd w". q
Abt<st.
S,s-s.,y,. 4 4. u 4. r r,,,,.'
Voted that our next reunion be held
With comrade Isaac Bonney and family
At East sumner on the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1891. A nice treat Of candy and
peanuts vas furnished for the younl
folks, which with playing ball and GRO
auet made It an enjoyable time for them
Each comrade felt that thIs wss one o.
! the bright days enjoyed since the war
which happy occasions viii Be growing
lsss and Isss - We pas down ths hill ol
life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
AsDOvtR


Ilhb Ayerill 4 having hi. housr en-
i.rr,l anl unishsd. Charles Anire~'
1. doing the bob. M
carip.r lsohert. Of Hanover !. bnlla-
Ing A VIgtualing saloon GA TIE Ia,
vround. ior the Congregational Lanes
circle.
Ons ~ wm. Gregg yalaabl" .tania,i
,,,-l coli. Nas found dad la the neii
last week. ,.-t..,
Lillian snd Elmcr Dresser 81 salem
us... arr visiting their graniparrn'-'
NJ AMI Mr.. :. l.. Chapman Of last IN
dover. ,.4..,,I
from Nsw Work are .Pcn'iins thrh va
,-,,Ion With tl,-ir uncle. y. :. smith.
uh@r. was crush Of people AZ ,h'
M. .osiable AZ the hall "einesi'>
f,y 4. ". kennisou, former pas'o'
~ the N. n. church berr, MAS Va '"N'
"Wednesday. Al.
4 :. SUI -. n. It'or reP"rt %.
,,.h ~ potatoes. IS bushels IRON on''
) acre 20 ground.
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osrrUARY



Melee Be- Eusssll did AZ - John :
Ha'lf.. .r -. Louis. en- sunday, NJ
g., T..r. l,n. a s-m =. n. irom
h-gt-. disease 20 the kidnsys, fru'n
ei.i 's I'D hs,n q great sufferer Tor
t..4' ..N rrtrs. ilr had b-en an sar-
aF,f. consistent Christian fcr many
Inr' llr .p.ut his life In scts ~ c''''i-
--'s H. charity. NJ cry ~ dlsifess
- gI.r l.ari b, him Ia vain. lie Nas
80 ~ ,t- mo.t lutifui q s',n. aten'irt
''ryi..IiIs nui loving hastand a s"'-i
.f.thsr HrI faithful frisn.i. lie was
s'u I'M \-ary. oxford Couuty, Maine
NHrI NJ. Isl. and wss mtrrted "a hllt-
Nth d Ebily. Oct. -, i>IS. iiis Vie
l-i r'.i iIs,i fsN wears after, AMI IN
~ D. 49, mirfied o. Adsline Nor
s'd. s De- iis,i June 4, l>>t. iis "a.
".igr 20 ths Erlublic, enltsting IN the
20 Ni.ne Regiment. serving TIVE years
nm o. "a "a Nav. ISL. and thfe.
elih. after rs-enli-ting In the 1't
AfsmfHt q Maine Veteran Volunteers
~ ssDiBg until the 9Th ~ March
-, b. ssfNics extending over = Isrl..d
r bar years aud seven m"nths. hs
ai's brave ani faithful sol,iier. a. NJ
- krnss better than the writer, Nh'
''fNed bv his siie. II ~ss his de-irv Z,
bur~i ina national cemeiery ans
.1ipagh tn kindn~ss ~ Col. Moore, !,
Vuartermastsr az -. Louis, 'sp'
v-s'ot, y. ". az Jefferson bafrasss
Superintendent Martin Burke. ~ IN
sS,alonal Cemetery, he was on Noais,
- u ~ on the western slope of INA
Saliifal city ~ the desd.-srswf"rs
ASfof. >teelyills, No.
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niIcxgigl0


7 Mrs. Josephlnc princ~ Drummond ol
wstervllle u 81 her fathers, Capt. &. IL.
Princes.
Robinson Dean and family returned
from Massachusetts, rccutly.
Myrtle Robinson has purchased the
stage route to sumner III. VI. Tobln.
Miss Mary ingraham, of Drcokline,
Mass. Who has bern spending the season
az Squirrel I.lsn,l, toined her mother aud
sister at lion. 4. T.. Bonney's the past
week.
The river drivers have improved the
fool ~ waters AMI started the strag-
Cling log. 10 their destination.
BenD,mln spaulding, wife and sous
have gone to .Arocstook County fora va
cation.
Dca. \. y. Murdoch aud family have
returned from their dslt "a Msssachu.
setts.
Mi.s Mary Gardner has .ucce-'l~i Mlss
Laura Kicker at Mrs. Nellie u. Dccoster's
millinery establishment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
NOQTA PARIS.

rp. welcomb has started his s'san'
,,,..h.r In the north part Of the town
and can do quick lob, nj.
an IN EIunswood will soon clear hi'
,l..l .mIsh .h.p aud move away,
LII. Dunhsm h packing apples io'
n. l.. Barrett -. mn
". ". Durham woD sesefAi
nj. HIolsteln stock al the county i.s Az.
Mr.. punham took . severe cold a. '"'
fair and has been sick since.
m. W. and W. y. Durham ais" WI
uri.rs ON sts,ck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
DENMARK

Ge,rgc rramhull. Who has be"n Al
sork a. Jefferson, y. a., has rvturn~i
humr.
\ large part - the people her, AZ
tended The we.i Oxford fair AZ fry.hurg
the present w-.k.
ouie a fro.i ne night 70 The 2'ih bat
sNrht damage o. a.. ssc~t curn crop
~. =. IN work l. 80 ~vll Ia hani that
n fnn o. hanIls,i IN fee dsys. j. 90
can. have t-yn pat up Al this date, sep
temhsr 18Th. anl quite = lut a. come ~.
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eRvssuRo ceNrne.

Blanche Russell Of Lowell Centre !,
teaching the district school.
Mrs. Chandler u preparing for the
fair assisted by Mrs. fhurston.
Rev. Mr.. Hoes, Of Pryeburg village,
preached At the town hall sunday at
q. n.
Mrs. Henry Gordon and wife are visit
Ing the old place at Toll bridge, Maine
Edwin McIntirc has carried To Con
way for the boarding houses some 300
hens and chickens, 100 lambs and "
veal calves, besides large quantity Of
butter and eegs.
We have q last got fair weather and
Il looks we'll.
ars somewhat injured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
ALBANY

Mr.. Henry wiihar l. visiting hri
brother sod Sister Ia Bsthel.
Miss Cora Blr'i has returned "a Bible
ford.
Mr.. Il. \. Cummings has rciurue'I
frum visiting hrr psrvnis.
scors- y. GroVvr hss ssappei nj.
plac. AZ The Corner nth Noscs ~ctNry
frf = stand near ivnchVllle.
Tharsi,v morning. the 18Th. tho hrsl
frost this season; not very heavy.
u. CLARK and wife have gone o. Yer
mont yislfing Relatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
tASr BRoNsFitlD

Wciuesdav night ths hrsi srNrrr frosi
Mr.. \. u. Crvvniss AMI dsughir'
have goue o. Ioisione, y. ~, fo'
a whllr.
Mr.. lr,ne Chass - North conway u
boarding ~ Mr.. :. y. Siickn-y's.
NJ VIII Collthsalt - Peabody u At
~. n. Frssen.ien's aking hi Nacaiion.
Henry I',sar - Bo.i"u isst hi. sister
Mr.. !. = srvNs.
=. a. w-niworth l. repairing hls house
and Niil ocrupy II a. scon "a completed
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BRowsFttIo

Heavy frosi "Wednesday night.
Nearly al The people Ia BruSuncld
have gone o. frycburg o. the fair.
clinton Cole sni wlfc. formerly If
lirusnh~li. nos ~ bo.ion, arr herr
tisifing fri-nis.
Eru~st rfink l. home for short time
Mr.. EiHth Walker L. very sick AMI
me- hotss q her roCoVcry.
rhn Bpyuion l. homs from North Con
sav.
Work NJ ths corn shop l. nearly hn-
l.hs,l pfuytlrl they don't pat up apple.
which l. ut rvally dcrii.,i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
MII SO.,S WINS

The Rate. party ryturne'i 20 THEFT
hom~ Ia Mansfield last Monday.
G.orgr Btgiey ~ Holland, Mass, ar
ri,c,l Tuesday Ga open slnglng .chool,
which h. viii have az a.. Wilson's Nils
AMI Nagallopay Plantation school
houses alternately.
Mr.. Trci Henderson ~ Ncwry has
hc-n visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J.. Pick
EFT. the past wssk.
Capt. q. \. ]. fsrrar !. 10 town.
The hong continued net weather. has
made sporting rather damp business, bat
they hsy- quite a party AZ flint's Hotel
Among thru arr Mr.. aud Mr.. j, W.
StArhuck ~ Bo.ton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
wyman - llrookliBs, and VIZ. ani Mr.
". \. Dudley - waliham, Who proposes
% .tay month Ia thi. Nicinliy.
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HARTFORD.

Mr.. Lucius Alley ha. ben very .Ick
bat l. better nov.
wklos Nathaniel iri.h has gone "a
BOSTON O. 49, her sister Sho l. very .lck.
At the town meeting lAs, >ainriiy
the tosn Voiei o. give \. II. Park sla5
a. teach the fall term 10 high school ~
ten Ncsks.
Fine ~eaiher for the Andro.cossin
Valley fair.
jaime. y. >,arblri Ia. taken the pa'i.
farm fur Onr year.
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nHRRON

Mr.. IIuratin Bumpu. 20 Wakefield
M..... aud Mr.. Laura Bumpa. hln.iel
Of Mashias have b-vn whiting theif
hroth.r anl sister Ia this plac- ani on
-unisy NJ. AEsl n. BumPus 81 Nor
~ ~ith hls Wife mct thr'a here.
4 great deal 70 corn has hccn destroy
81 In th~ fisid this fAll aud people are AZ
= los 90 account Tor u. n. L.. fscsha
~ a trap ani caught a TAT coon Nh''u
cleared az the mystery.
Mr.. willard Andrews, Who was tas'h
IL ,,n IA. fair grounds. died SATURDAY
~ as b,irisSl Tuesday. Rev. :. w.
pirb.r,l.on attended the funeral.
Nrs.r.. Merrill and stone 81 Pare ar
n work digging for mineral. on the n'
niue.
Ee,. WI. clark aud slfe Of Nechin'
l. Fail. wcrr Ina the place Ihuf.ial
Willing frisnds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
AoRIA-MIs1 aEIhEl-

school began September 18th.
Miss Flos.ie Twiicbell teaches In di.
trict No. 5 aud Miss Arvilla Grover IL
No. -.
Mrs. George Mason returned hons
from Portland the al.
n. \. skillings IL having q vacation
rather q forcesi one, ss he hurt hls arm
.o badly AZ to have to carry IL In q sling
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Penley are visit
Ing at Eben Chspmsn's.
Eari r.. Mason IL alex.
busy times nj the Chapman Homestead
rarm-fall blowing, etc.
silos all nlled.
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Iocss,s MILLS.

SIX member. werr taken Into IN. ]. -.
T.. +. Lodge La, Wednesday. We un-
der.iani that more members are soon to
b. lnlti,tci.
J.G. rcbbcti., Esq., % Lisbon, !. w
towu.
Jane. Crookcr !. bullilng q stable all
iolnlng al. new house.
Your correspondent ,lsliei at An-
dover last week. Alrrsdv preparation.
arr h.lng m,d- Tor the fair which o.
cur. the Ia, aud - % October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
HIRAM

The knight. ~ ryihla. have changed
their time 81 meeting from Monday "a
saturday evening.
Mr.. Joseph \. Miller % Lebanon,
COM, has ..Curci thirty-thr-c name.
~ our be.i lalic. and gentlemen, aud on
Friday evening be aud Dr. &. II. Burr
20 Massschu.cit. will Organize a lodge
~ the New England order % Protection
AZ srv~be's Hall.
Augusta. ~. Gr,.u. Ia. returned 10
school AZ kcni's lllll.
cur p-opi, have attended the fair Al
fry-burg In large numbers.
Heavy frost the :ith. Thermometer
atll-
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sRyAsr's POND.

4. VI. Whitman Poet has presented
di.tric, No. Z with a good DAG. \ gen
eroa. glft. The Dag viii u ai.od on
SATURDAY., oct. 9TH.
The illness ~ Rev. l.. ~. Tabor '.
regarded by HI. friend. "a quite serious.
Ruff. n. Durham I. bulldlng stable
on the ", opposite hi. residence.
Augusiu. Dunhsm % w..t Psrl. has
rrn,.d the farnum stand. owned by
Alden Chase. III. inside ]. being thor
oughly repaired.
The uniyer.all.t church !. scon Ia IL
repaired In good shape through the OF
forts Of the iadie. of the society.
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sNEDEN.

Not much new. In sweden this week.
People quite busy Improving the good
weather for the ingaihering of the crops.
Frank W. Evan. has returned from
NV Hampshire aud IL now attending
school at North lIriigton.
Mis- knight. q fine musician frou
Portland, !. visiting her cousin, Mrs.
George Bennett.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel II. woodbur,
celebrate the 25th anniversary OF thei'
marriage on "Wednesday. October sth
All are Invited. Picnic supper served "a
H ali
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EASY pfQtI

y. ". Howard :. balldIng .h~i. over
his square stacks.
Tboms. fafrlr has bought new
water wh.rl anil I. going Ia act u In hi'
birth mill thl. fall aud rrpiir " up.
There I. not mach news cxcrpi at
tending fairs. aud talking railroad.
The farmer. have got their SWEET corn
nearly all picked aud hauled Ia the fac
|
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wrsr R1csgitIp.

Mr.. q. &. Harlow and her .on. Her
bert Harlow, and wife, ~erc At Z. w.
IIaflaN'. last week.
So. Harlow. health u very poor.
Mr.. l.. = Mor.s has four carbuncles
on the back 20 her neCs.
". l.. lIarlos's sister, Mrs.. Flora Bar'
n n Boston. made him Nislt las, week.
Tr.,i Bsnnstt was AZ home from Berlin
Fails last week.
Flo. Harlow u AZ work Tor Carroll
kim Of Paris.
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NosUrAu.

uI.. Eta i'm I. at h"me on 'l.h.
no. Dro~u'. heslth .. improving.
Me-. John Russell l. selling on hs'
good. expecting to leave town soon
DAVID kenniston reportsa nue. e'"l
NJ .oani I.otato.s. They gr-~ Nv
ground that Vas full Of cccele s'1 ,n
,ha. showing that good drainage f"
cool thing Coz posst..s; -, ..x,
4 a.. Mck.en and willard .""' nav
-. A., I,,,,afor,i fall. Ia work.
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uPION.

Mr.. Reed, the gum king Of Byron, u
In town.
VIII Sargent moved Into hi. new
hou.. on Mil street Monday.
There was a heavy fro., "Wednesday
night.
our butchers. Brooks AMI Judkin.,
keep. "a. well supplied With beef, lamb,
aud veal.
Mattel West decided Ia 90 no further
west than Portland. She left for that
place saturday.
Philip West celebrated hi. twenty-fir.t
birthday Tuesday by Inviting some ut
M. friends Ia spend the evening With
him. 4 very enjoyable evening was re-
ported.
Mr.. 4. l.. Douglass, az Everett, Mass,
| A. visiting friends In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

49,. ..t % .IN scvks. thr lat II
...t.....,f .f-saks have arrived, an
~ .F... IL. srssiHn ar nos tullN
....| ..f t.saks. 9Th fan supply
t.| f. fhr srhnnls vhich cumf
~. rI.. rkrn ia the ,irinitv II
....r...f. .arri, thr schools In ihs
60. fIs.... 1Hi the cost. th"ngh u
..--. .. given rNartlv nos. u i sAi'
..........r-s f.erreuiacc 80 than u
.|I... f.sr fu ths scholars. u \.
49,. ..r.. fl. uirv - ths practtcal
..-...ftt. irar textbook svsism,
r.tI....-..r fa Irr.rnt iniications u
... s.rk eel.
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s0awAv tAkf

D.. ". Rove Ia. returned To New Jer
.-y AMI taken hi. family back With hin
"a spend the winicr.
Henry kllgor, and wife have rcturn~
home Ia Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Charlie. Packard sni chllircn 81
Waterford have been visiting at U. u
Grren's the past week.
Mr.. Jessie Noyc. has gone home 70
Lowell.
Mr.. Cooling from Australia I.ii~'
at. y. Iiadhary's Que day thl. week
ia. ven, out there forty-.lx year, age
and TIL. !. her hrsi ,lsi, home.
Mrs. W. :. knight has gone hcmc Ia
Manson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

~. Utrr Nuuutins put on theif
-t.....ttH. Hrsf time fof III SEASON
49,. faas aIuallV un thru AT
..V... .lt. ana rhurs.iav morning
.Er. ia ftkrs - suos
81. .. Boo sir hrr- "Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

r. . 60 llsmiltou, "a Nechanic
So. e. r-rarh in ihs nissfsAl'.i !,
80 Dr.. at ~an,isS. NlCt- IN. ~ >
-..rv ~H1.isy ~,hs-'l sill met
.IH....k
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CANTON.

\ party of nearly i've hundr~i asse,n'
blei NJ u. ". Fosters Friday evening,
September IN. The occaslon being the
dedication of Mr.. Posters new harm.
Mr.. Foster has the incest harm In Tan
fou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

.r Ian and Mr.. and Mr..
.-.r ,fss atsh o. extend thanks
-, I. vho 80 kinily assisted
...ff. -vsvuf bereavement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

r..res. E-q.. a Nsstoutille,
s..a..rI, % this tasn. made ths
-. pleasant call ast week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
MEssISGER's NOTICE.
OssicK os rHH sm.sIts 90 nhsosD Corsrf
STATE Of MAINE.

OxTOuD. % sol tth. A. ID. iso.
This is " give Node, that On he esh dAy OF
s<-it A. n, iss, . wsrvast IN Insolvency. uss
issss-i ous % the Coart % Insolvency. Coz sstsi
C.snsy Of Osfsri. axsinss ti< estate % l.ssias
HlJeuesi sf ssossham In satd C.ansy sijstrs.ita
~ an iassivsss deissr, on Issis.a 81 saii te,xss
which petition vss nici q. N. sesh day OF ssys. A.
10 10 cgmyutrf. thai The payment Ut Aay dstss
AMI ths delivery sni traasfer Of any pfvpcny
i.lonsinx " sa del<ss. ~ him 90 for ks use. ssi
~ dslivesy and transfer Of any ysvpcty by hasa
srs of ALI dslsor. " prvvs sh<lr deh<s a.d
b. ksLi q : Cssr II lssslvssey. - b. hetiss q
Pans. ia ssd Cossty. On The f3d dag Of INT.
Glvsa rsisr NJ hasd Ne dass IRA slsss
Al. RAssErr. .pyps.y sAsue,
= nssss.sss = - coss ss Insolvency.. s''
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IS YOUR EYEsIGnT TROUBLING YOU ?

Optn Va oxford County NOrs salne
Having made this nv bushes. study foe the pas. lev y.
the best D. With M experience n extensive hah-
@ Instruments adapted epy 10 h. bu.ne. am more ihh able bic, s
all Kind. peculiar
AMOUNT or NAYS
hi. work I make specially
naa u Frks NsyesM
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tho would allow the OF
ths tmcsi mot mo- IN
call I parties hit~i south Paris Paris ll West Ia
O sumn Wchl Waterford Iirri.on,
Al pnounciug them superior o any uy
claim only "ng glasses bt
ONLY ptlc al practc ability In oxford County.
i Oxford has receive.
Ocs- c the only OPcian In the County
Who h se,srs uiri With an VI. u.
,ho Op,an" who having bought IN
fun.hef
dollar claims II a lIl. leads others
foloSli b. ise,ci'-Dont b. humhnggrd
ctl~i opticians could
spoiled by the perfectly Aapt"o tr eye
Don't delay u sight troubling you, bat Welt at once
Vivian Hills. uxport Opticf~n,
All kinds ~ Repair
ng Waichs., Jcwclry, etc,
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a. IN, rhsyrt. - Rrcokline. Mas,
80, relative. aud frieais Ia faris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

..iNr.. ~. chase and Mr.. Mary
- Iurtani are Willing rclstiNc.
A. rar'..
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a 4 ryrh,m I. ., Ex-Governor
ryrham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

Ar....ar fiHe iu cuun~rtl"n WI
,,. r....f..r 20 frv~ tsNt-hoeks IN
r.sra.. ft. almost entifv disapp~af.
49,. .frt.. .'i t-saks in M han.is - IN
.f..r, urrr wsrv hruughi 90 ths
cam r.. .n'V feg srcun.ihand
a... Al fh..s Immediately seui back
-..H. ..E.sIs. sn thr1 wsrv not l"si
~. ...s fsItt in getting spuie ~ tii'
-Fa H..s.. ffr frarhrrs attempted 20 or
~ ..I ..Hf.nur rlasse. tvmi-nrafil'
frff. ffhe '-saks shl,h The schol
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fe r.....t seems that, " thr toS y
hH.r ... fhr nrw l-luks, tn schol-
l-.a I.t. h-su dssiitute 20 anY'
~ What hsJame - al IN
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A. r.uI.'rh 4. Thomes anil Mr.
-, ,.is ~ Buckhsh sew a. M
H.f h.i arrA.
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81
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The West oxford fair At fryeharg,
III. all the other fair. he'll last week.
~. more fortunate In point ~ weather
than the fair. held during the iso pre-
yiou. week. 10 almost uncra.ing rain
pour. Thew ~. sbls crowd ou the
ground. every dsy, nni everything
worked successfully. below We give
i summarize. IL the racrs;
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.r.tt. H.-sI Hrugu. M Nrfitahle
...-... ..f. he mlir our people laugh
.-H.. ...t IHls Nvars, VII plsN W
,...H.I II.|. Hr lrtiaV eNrulng nrNt,
I.f II. ....rei h1 hrsi class musical
.-I.... fs..af. ani announces q nss
t-.s..r. I.t, rr1Eramme. NJ. brosn a /.
.-..-. .-..F. lr, slsays popular, ani
tsa. .#.r.s las one - ~. Obj
s-.f o.. H ..r. Uu this o,,asion. lls l.
t...-...r. .aH.s.sful ssasru, snd hi
49,. e..miuf h. st-hkrn - a. bring
II. t... M. De ever given. ~ IT. al
1.-. ... If. auUth'r coluinn, shi'h
I'D. Fl. .H.. fhrr, trr o. 'r ''uo r's"r'.
u .... Hhu. giving an an "qusl
.ftr.s f- .. equal aimissinu -. III
tIt.-H ...... t.sH auuuuncrs date Tor
.fra Irr .llvs la oxford 'oauiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

VI sniis Ia prOaoonclax Bro.ns In
s-a' Esiisf The bes; family medicine IN
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-06-18

II is now positively known that
the following gentlemen, for private
reasons, could not accept Cabinet
positions, although they were the
strong choice Of His Majesty, on
different states, during all Saturday
and Monday, viz: Joseph o. Car
ter, +. G. Macfarlane and +. Nj.
Hatch. II s'safe to assert that such
conservative, able men, with their
bright minds, would have command
ed the respect and confidence Of
even both parties, as well as the
entire country, and the Diplomatic
Corps, a position which we also
concede TO The present Ministers.