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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE ooiNos or rng WEEK M ALI
SECTIONS or TIE COUNTY.
Jcsf,elD.

iseuismin l.. iri.h got quite severely
Injured rcceo,iy NJ East Buckneld. In
irving Ia stop pair Of runaway colt.
With moving machine.
ftne hay weather aud lots ~ GOOD hay
has hsen secured.
The ladies II IN. baptist Circle held an
lce cpam entertainment AZ Reform Hall
tuesday, rcslising a good afternoons
work.
Mr.. Edwin y. Atwood has gone q.
iortland for a Visii a. friends.
fhrsc men ani q hor.. working I'm
Dexter R-ori's hay field last wc.k. had
an Aggregate ~ go wears 20 age. David
Brtsg~ Eecori, -. william I.ecord, -.
John Dexter Reverb. %, the R~cori
hor-e. 81, - 80. How Il that Tor a
rscsFslf
Mr.. Caesar Ia Ma. and ~lfr have ~
moved Ia iio.ton ~here be viii - en-
ployesi In the manufsetur, of pianos.
Mr.. .. Eo.ccc Fuller. wife aud ,laugh-
Ter, ~ iioral Park. New Work, arr the
quest. ~ Dt. 4. :. Chllds.
tseorge u. Bi.bcc, Esq.. wife and
daughter have bc.n Ia Boothhay and
Squirrel leland the psst week.
Mr.. halkn.r "a Turner I. making q
canvass Tor Rev. Dr. pc-m'. popalar
Nofk.
Nj. Ell- 4. Merrill !. spending a va
catian a Norway i.Aks.
The rrohihltionists viii D. pat % a
severe strain thi. year by IA. attitude II
~. tlsinogrslic party on the Temperance
question-h viii ~ part or principle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
MESI aEYAEI


The hay weather IL being fully improv-
ell by all Interested.
4. \. Besn has bought the grass ON
the r.. y. Towne place and has 10 all In
the harm.
Fred Orlway drives = vegetable aud
meat cart Ia GorliaIn, ". H., twice .
week, who're be- has worked up a Hue
route. His customers Will hnd hun hon
eat and obliging.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Holt are one of
the oldest couples In town aud are very
feeble.
Henry Judkins IL suffering from
trouble. contracted In the army and u
unable TO work nj present. Tie has driv-
en- = four-bor.e team for a. =. Bean Tor
several years.
Mrs. ID. u. Grover aud son started for
California last Tuesday noon aud expect
Ia arrive there next Monday.
A. ]. Grover. Esq., Muscota, Kansas,
has lately sent q case of ~ volumes OF
nice books To Archer Grover - present
To the library Of Gould Academy, Beth
el.
To-day. the 18th, I see the first tassels
ia the field corn.
Data and harley are rustIng some.
am doing good work ln the hay Held
with Buckeye mower that ] have run
n seasoas before this; Who can cay bet
teri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

lion, the Youngest .on ~ Mcllcn last
man, ws. kicked la the face by colt ~
Gently. lli. face vas cut and bruised
quite badly. \ physiciin Was called,
ether administered aud the wounds dress
81. lie {. nov doing we'll aud po serious
consequences are feared.
Rev. J. n. Head supplied the pulpit
At IA. Centre Congregational church
sunday afternoon aud hi. wife spoke AZ
the village In the forenoon.
VIII Chandler has sold his lamb. Ia
Owen 4. Eastman.
MANY II the veterans are applying for
pension. under the new law.
Mr.. VIII lIutchlns aud children and
Nil. Amy llutchlns, 81 Cambridge,
Mass, arr boarding with y. III. s,earns,
40 falr,iew.
Cat. IN thi. vicinity are ru.ting badly.
With prospect 81 very light crop.
Gras. l. a full average crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
xnsw AN az MS VOICE

II wa. ON pleasant day Ia the month
Of October, 1870, that Was on q railroad
train. that wa. hurrying across the fieli.
aud pasture. of New Jersey. ] was try
Ing 20 read a centennial guide book,
which I had just purchased, when q
gentleman, With a child In hls arms,
came lnto the car. followed by a lady.
The man succeeded In finding seat Tor
her, aud after placing the chilli In her
arms, stood by her In the aisle just OPP
po.lte my own seat. Now aud then he
would speak Ia the woman. aud Ja.t a'
often I would look up to see who u was
who.e voice was .o familiar, but ALTER a
ha.ty glance at the strangers face
would resume my book only to repeat
the act whenever he should speak again.
Finally I Concluded that ] knew the
voice, aud when be- chanced to look si
me I arose, extended nv hand aud sahl
.IIow do you do, Mr.. POOR lie tJok
my hand ani said he dbl not recsll my
name. Itold him that ! did not see how
he should know me, for u MAS the ilr.t
time We had ever met, but III think this
Il Mr.. Poor, from Ando,er, In the State
of Maine" lie admitted II, hut wonder.
ell how should know him. "Weli,
said I, III attended Hebron Academy
With your brother George twelve year.
ago and knew you by the resemhlsncs
of your voice, bat did not know until
to-day that he had brother"
y. II. ASpREws.
Oxford, Me-, July 10Th, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
NOV Resident TAXES.
In IN. town Of r.r.. AMI County Of {

IN ths town - Paris. anil County - ONfuri.
Zoe ths YEAR 49,.
The fDllowing ust - taNs. on fral estate ~
non rvsiisnt owbsrs in ths t1sn ~ fans,
Zoe the year l.-s in hilis oummittssi D. John
Hal eolistaf ~ tANss ~ saii tusn, wn ths l-th
siay u Iuns ts-a has tssn rvturu~i ~ him O.
ne A. rvtnAining unpaid % tl,s I'm day - MAJ.
Is.. ~ NJ. csftihsais ~ that late AMI nos ~
rnain unpsit. natics IL h@rvbY oven that N ths
All taNss tntsfrst ant charge. az nas pail iuto
ths TREASURY 20 sald tnsu within tghtesn nlahths
frutn thu late ~ t commandments ~ all biil., 80
mush - the rtal estate taNei a. vii ~ suhfisnt
D. tsay The afnauht dus thrrsnn, ihfiusiinz Inter
90 an,I Charge viii Nititoat farther nutiTs -
ssli II pabur austian. "a ths stoFv ~ y. Day tnn
Holster In .aid tssn un tie flni DAY ~ D-s- b,
l-.i Al ~ oek-k In In fsfvnsDn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

| samuel =. stanley died at HE home In
Bethel July ltth, it being hls :tth birth.
day. lie Will be greatly missed FROM
our midst. lie leaves one son, Osslsu
X. stanley NJ Ilethel. and one sister, the
vile 81 \. VI. Carter, Esq.. of Bethel.
Your Mason correspondent, q. III.
hrc~n, Esq. has reviewed an Increase III
pension o. si3 q month. This IL but q
partial act Of jas,ice Ia deserving man.
Being Que of the officers IL his town
when the Rebellion broke out and sup
plying the calls for men, he found al Que
time difficulty In filiing the quota of hi.
town sni enlisted himself. Ills health
broke down aud be- has i-rcn struggling
With disease ever .in-e th. close of the
war. NJ the earnest solicitation ~ friends
he finally applied for pension aud re-
cci,ed a plt,snce which has now been In
cressed. Having business In Mason last
fhursday drove up a. his door and
found him With his estimabic Wife
amusing their i've grandchildren, while
his son aud the mother ~ the babies
greeted me most cordially.
The hsy crop In Bethel l. being secured
In excellent condition. The crop IL
full average.
The Messrs. wymsn have received
new boiler Tor the corn shop. The sweet
corn u pushing forward rapidly.
MIDDLE i>rrn,ALr.
Mrs.. William Reed entertained the cir
Gle July 18th.
Died, In Bethel, July iith, :. =. stan
ley, aged a year-.
Mr.. Alhert Whitman, Who live. on
Gro,.r llill, has canary blris to sell sni
they arr flne singers.
Miss Lizzie Grover rcc-ntly closed her
school hcrr With Interesting exercises the
last day. The Kindness ani patience ~
the teacher must ha,. gained the love
aud rr>pcvi ~ her pnpll.. Fannie
whecl-r aud Frances Carter. ani oth.r-
Ne think, rank high ani were prrseu,
each dsy of the term.
Laura Cspcn NJ. be-n Al home.
sadie woo,i,ury of Portland Il the
guest % d. Capcn aud family.
D. rk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
UPTON

llolli. C"oliig-. the younger -oa II
John II. Coolidge. was badly burne,l ON
his face and hands by playing With
pow der Tuesday
DAVID 4. Hrraks \. morc comfortable.
oiis II. Ahl.ott l. very SICK. bath In
mini an,i hoiy.
The farmer. arc rriolcing In the pr',s-
fs,t ~ q gUoi crop ~f hay thongh u l.
rather later than usual.
Mary l.. Ahl-ott I. Il home from il~thsl.
Tier tri-ni. Nj. Mani. Wilson. from
~pmsrNille. Mass, came With her a. h-f
guest Cor fes weeks.
I'm. - the friends 20 NJ. ahd Mr..
>ssall Pratt u thi. placc wcrv Invited
o. th~ir home Ia Grafton a. help cclc-
hrais their silver welding.
There arr several invalid. la tosn. II
l. hard s.asan fur sgv'l people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
NENRN-

a good many are obliged to defer hay
ing in order to shingle their harms.
some would be thankful u they had
barns left to shIngle.
Mrs.. q. NJ. Walker has been very alex
ever since the Wind storm last week.
Her little child Was seized witha flt AT
the time the sguall struck which 40
alarmed Mrs. w. ~ To cause an attack
of heart disease.
FRED Henderson lost nice top buggy
which Vas smashed when his barn blew
down.
Tuesday Of this week there vas .
shower on Hear River accompanied by
the heaviest thunder the writer has ever
heard.
G. A. Baker has built spring board
where the young folks can meet and
dance under the stars. Tuesday evening
Of thIs week there was dance which
called out good attendance, and Was
pronounced BY ell present . success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
DENMARK

T'hIi Mcluiirr, 10 Lynn, Mass, l. yl.li-
Ing his grinlmothcr, l.y,lii, aud hi
uncle, Chirlr. y. Mclniirr. lie '. rad
Ing Law Ia the oiiicc 10 leading criminal
lawyer ~ LYNN anI gives proml'e Of
future usefulness.
Joseph a.. swan It'll continues in
critical condition. I. SOMEWHAT BITTER
AZ prr.snt.
jaime. ~. Gooiwln, worthy member
81 Denmark Lodge, W.. -, diei at hl.
home ~ Briigton, july 10th. The mein-
b-r. ~ thi. lodge to the number oi
twenty.four attrn lei the funeral AZ
Bridgion sni performed tlIe burial rite.
~ ~. order. \ large delegation IT
Cumberland i.olgc acre also Ia attend
ancc and assisted la the ceremonies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

M. IIHH apI-sr. that there l. an
"H' '..Hft lt,mpcrat ~h" do".n I
.tH..ug uu c,il o. Ill ".
E,puhlitan can D" tuuni ~
.... .I. Uheu % isnt a lat that a
I.HI Party has q corner iu tenn
. .H..IrIs.' 1t me- reject. !
|..f DO ia matter 20 history that
U.... lI.Hi Party anl u l. goal
..f fI.rr L. - u-slrCtrd "u'
.I mr. " hu .sf too men pa
I- ..- Doe hsi a hand In Oh" "ofig'
... p., Well. thsy ne-'i noi
'H mHsi that thslr meu turuesi
lifl voted the hc.t thsy knew
i. H.. s..H. have voted Tor m-n a 10"
rhf SIM hslisNs that ti,s
.I.. ~ uun.snss has sst prohihi-
.I.rErsrs. len o. uus n has 1T ~
.# H..f rvuturN. claim % de-
Hut e. victory for tod. iusi
H- | I... aas "a defeat Zoe the nion,
fHr l.rssls tsoi AMI the
Co.,. Nu.r.t E,vry disaster that
.. National armic- was a surr
'.r ,,.si sui humanity. black,
.' mixed Tli~ word had gone
'.t mF reupl- 90" And 20
... .-. .uI su ih~y .hould, " u cu-i
.s.. 90 40 ths flr.t-laurn Il The
When flIat fact Nas .e"u aud act
..H Hrl nut till then, the grand
-Hf aIth the ssorl 20 the Lord
'...,HH ehirh mcant victory AMI
TFlov. 1t ths south take
... y fMDUh anil stop short 81 the
L. ST.. o. io-th hi vii la The ar
..- .' Heaven snd among the inhahl-
...i t.r earth and nonr can s;ay hl'
l.|
&c.. E4.s. dout come till Ne gvt
IL. l1Iug n takes tiii ahout up
hfrr uut be,ause ~ arr n"l
'..' Poo is.Hu.e q the mountains 81
.'t''. % b. different Nth you on >oait
ii ah.rv there Q. no spreading aud bu'
.'... getting iu. noticr you have To-,
PM. D ,.ssi. square horse sense o. terl
... If a little hlarncy. Or II zoe
o.. fnu MAKE no sign. Guess you
A.' 'lr l.frTeucv hetNcca fuu and I'M
'r ~nmr dont. Ihsrr Il ~
'irr in PLAYING With nsttle.. We
-'. ar. lou also rememhsr that Nou
.-' I-. correspondent and NAV some
f 'u uee,i 20 fertssrunrc. d'
POI q That in your personals. you pat N
s'it .nap Ia your stufiing. How
',.f, SUPPOSE that 3. your way. We
'' 30 ps have car Ny ami oar right 81
"u slso REMEMBER under Nhal
t' .'abta - lecal itcm,gsr itemifes
'.i '.If,tllV vherr II doesn't thunsie'
'.,' month aud hgrrissnes that ~
over te'hi,es aud tWi-t "a spplc-tres
''n.' ."mr beat q few times Ia the life 81
miH. Nhvu tie worst comes we cal
Nl.a n ln a tribe between such tem'
al thr.s.
S'-ind-so has tapped hls boois.
"httshis-name has Dew bationed bis
barn luor.
AMER reading the locals our mou,l
'r''' AZ dry asa Ncodpecksr's hole be
,al'" - the drvuth In the local column
y som~ cue J. Interested II Strangers arr
~ >h"uli 10 pleased SOMETIMES Ia
10 to write th yoar nsighbor. Jas
.asss U, has shinglea his she~p-shed.
su'ah l'r0hably feel Il tingls "a the tip o
toes. >hoad such thing come to pas
t"pe Yea viii eulsrge upon II aud le
snoS Nhethsr be fastened hls Single
'"h an, naiis or copper rivets.
JouS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs.. T.. ". Msn.ur 10 leland Pond.
VI. la. bc.n ylsltlng her sister. Me.
sarah Newhsll, this week.
Aura snd Ellen Partridge arr AZ the
Lake this week.
Mrs.. jefferson Ncc,lhim aud daughter
~ Yarmouth, Ne, are visiting In Nor
way.
:. 4. stevens la. b,cn .cttlng fur
nae. for Daniel Brett ~ Otl.held thi.
week.
D.. VI. Rove I. at home from New
jersey on vacation.
The new .tetmcr. rcnnesscceas'er,
make. regular trips IT, the i.lind. and
bead % the lake every day anil !. a hne
hnlt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
nIaEIIlD.


Curiou.lty Ia. NJ last conquered tlmli.
liy aud We have entered the b.ar.' dru.
seated our.slyc. In the big be,r's chslf
anil In lieu of the porridgc spoon have
taken the p~n. n the prr.encr of TIT.
modern ~il,srlock. L. unN.lcomc Ne
hop" .h- will bc granted the privilege ~
making . mor- dignin~i exit than that
~ humping out ~ th. window.
Have be"n getting up quite friendly
feeling for .0me ~ the bears. "John \.
altogether irrc.lIibl@ aud funny, aud
south l,urkficld !. quite smart.
We don't hssr much news, bat Dix
feld It'll live. you may D. surr. There
IA. been the usual Incoming anil out
going tiie of dummers zach one a.
frr.h alih nsss frum the busy world a..
. daily paper, AMI frlend. aud relatives
,irup In upon ~. Ca rrnew acquaintance,
sni warm hearts q. veil as hand. al their
"sin firvsiie".
Tho spool aud tooth pick mills are
turning 90 the usual amount 81 work
aud We rally think Ne are somebody
When W. hear the .hrlll whistle ~ the
former ~ ccholng NJ the valley. We
pride our.slyc. on that whistle for the
locomotive that Ne have hops-l Tor Ia.
eSl.,r,I only w our lively lmsginitIon..
~. ~. stanley. new hou.r !. nearing
completion and work !. It'll progressing
on the Old rrllow.' building aud Could.
h,rd ware store.
rr-i Ncwinn Ia. lately bought the
hou.. bullt by y. :. Stow.ll aud viii
move In NJ .oon a. the painting !. done.
n. 10. Bryaut hs. .old cut hl. entlr.
Interest IN N. firm lately known a..
stanley a Brysnt. charlie. stanley u.
the purchasing party. Mr.. bryant Ia.
hcrn clcricd principal ~ the commcr-
clal department In the Maine Central In
.ti,ute at Ifit.held, Maine, beginning
III. work there September !.
iIay.maklng has bcgun ani the
weather has behaved beautifully.
Hut little " any damage va. done hy
the tornado In our yillag. .s,e general
.cAr. AMI the loo. IL q shade ir'" or two.
some stick. of cori wo"i wcr- picked
up aud thrown about like -o many Jack
.traNs aud for few minute. Ne tr-m.
blcd for the wood.plle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
HIRAM

tn saturday Mr.. David Lowell ~.
caught bctwc.u load II hsy aud the
crps. hs,im sboVs, and severely inlur',i,
The thermometer az Georg- W. t.
goals on cold Friday. the nth, .,cod q,
"a degrr-s.
frsl 4. Noulion, ~ the Maine state
college. l. N home on vacation.
Nj. Arthur =. Clrmon., a brak-min
On the Maine central Railroad, NJ Hart
lett. y. ~. I. al home With hi. father,
VIM. n. 'l,mon.. on .iCk leave.
NJ. Eh-n Morrill,, our veteran black
smith. IN his >O,h war. I. .tlll depend~l
upon Ia 80 many hsri sui complicated
Iobs In which h. Il very sacycs.iul.
Mr.. y. ". Flint u la poor health.
y. X. FLINT l. Improving In health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

svIttgIAs Ahss :. Boyut0n then % Ansio,.
w az nos "a I.oxbary inths tosnty ofONfori
sol state ~ Mslns dht en the ss,entssuth isy
Of ,st.,l.sr A. n. Is-l by her mortgage dessi Of
th.t late daily sxesutel ani rccoris-l In Osfyfi
usx,stry 81 pecis Ba.k iyi raEc 50 convey In
msrt faxe is Lsonari u. Lsselsy of said Ansis
,sf q CERTAIN trset 90 lsArcei ~ land sasstei ~
ssbary In faIi co1sty ef otferi sni bsing All
sf "a NUN her,.i two In The thiri snss 81 ls,s In
Alt toxn of kssbsy. Ai-o The westerly bali
20 "a nsmtrrvi two IN ths foarth rsnge ~ kss
ga The Moth ~ issi islsazfng IA Mssr,s =.
sai Frssk rhlibr,ck. 90 the soath by isnt 81
Henri Laid All on the vet by land % ,. e.
Tayi,f. meaning ~ es,nsey the ssme .premi-es
e..s,s, "a b. the ssti Anne \. Boyntan sy Leon.
sri H. I.o,tjsy b. his dsesi dstesi Ovtolsr " 4.
- lei b. -ssarr thepsy ment of ia bsse. of hAni
shervin ,ie.snt--i. ami whereas Orea J. Lssejoy
s.inlni-sratsf of the estate % the sshi Leonard
u. LossIoy late dceassi AL On tl.< the tuenty
foarth DAY % Jaly A. u. LIS transfer ssli
mortgage 10 Annie =. Loseisy willow OF sail
lsoasrl d. Isssjoy By kis sssispmsnt duly
sxorusri asi rsr.rle-i ss Oxferi Registry of
lAr>-is. on tssk an fArs IS sni -. snd sbsras
r.ii Anna =. issejsy noe Anna = terk dii on
the twenty -nrst day ef Jane A. ID. l-s transfer
saii msrtxafr a. tharhr~ Y. tevejsy the Sub.
-erii<r by her assignDest daily sxerufsi sn.i
rseoriei 90 Oxfori ksSisssy ~ ls<~is. t<-ok 70.
pare ~ Ani whsress ti< evsditioas ~ alb mott.
rnrc have lesn bfoksn. claim foresl0-urv oi
ths cane sacsriiax ~ iss ssstsse In such ea-es
nsis All psost'sa ssd sivs this notice foe THAI
purposs-
cIIAA L. LovE1or.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

Capt. e. \. J. farrar was In towr
Monday.
u. n. Boone has gone To l,ichari.or
Isk, while l.ubr l~cnsrd runs thu
steamer above Asiscoos Fails.
Tuesday, the sth. Que ~ the most ,io-
lent hall storm. ever known In this local.
iy struck here st about 5 y. v. iIsi
Stones measuring . IL inches la clrcum'
ference were picked up In the dcor-,ari,
but the greater pari III them wer- about
the sit. 81 robins egg. Many tire.
were blown down.
There are several parties ~ sportsmen
camping out up the river.
lIlrsm Young of Colehr"ok. With a
party ~ friend. came M saturday.
Born, July sth. Ia Mr. snd Mrs. u. \.
Cameron. q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
STOW.

Mr.. y. Lufkin IA. returned home
from ~aco. 49,, 4.
toNn. A. A,
Mr.. ~. n. Barrows aud Mrs. y. L.
Gupiill are On the sick li.,.
Weare having flne hay weather and
the farmer. ar. Improving IL.
Mr.. Mary stillir l. ,lsitias frie"i'
In this place. a.. N,
4 A. Walker.
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sTONehAM.

The school In district No. I. taught by
Mi. Howe of Loveil No. 4, closed Sat
ur,iay. Mis- Howe Ia a very good In
structor. L.muel Goodwin. l.osa Good
v ln, aud Greenlesf j. Goodwin we're not
sb-@uf during a term az ten weeks.
Mrs. AlonIo u. brown IL very sick.
Mrs. Amos McAllister l. on tie sick
list.
Tao Of Mr.. Geergie Jaekman's girls
from saccauppa are nj Albert iittie-
Held. ON visit.
We are having some very nice hay
weather.
Mrs. Dustin McAllister is very Iew.
She l. not expected To recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Farmer. are busy haying. There VII
be , good crop on dry farms, NET lana
wm f,il some from last year. =,
Mr.. 4. l.. Frrach's seven sister. an,
p,IrIe oaeen roses have been In fnii
hloom m. past week. There have been
80, |. ,h.,s.ni fall blown roses ON them
AZ q time.
a plenty of work sgsia. \.
Mis- JUNE Mason IL here on VS."
from Dover. =.
Mrs. Eva 4. Cook IL here WIN MT
mother from Rochester, ". H., to sls''si
an. summer on her farm In this place.
Mr.. Prank z. French and vile have ~
turned from Dover, y. III.
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Iocsu's MILLS.

4. T.. Tchi,ris ~ ii.,-,n v in town.
Bert wooisum has returned io Ne
,h,nlc fall..
Hon. v. D.. Rand I. Ia t"wn.
vhsrr l. to b. another store In tll.
plic..
Having snd hoelng come all together
thl. YEAR.
We h,d quite blow Tae.diy evening.
D.
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aaXAs1,s POND.

Col. e. u. Morton Of augusta va. Ia
town Thursday.
The Disappearance ~ Chester stevens
from ihi. place ten day. ago !. causing
considerable inquiry.
Mr.. BELLE Smith aud daughter Of
Lawrence, Mass, are on few weeks
visit Ia this place. .
There l. Ia H. a reunion ~ the school
teacher. Of Woodstock here In scptem-
her.
Rcy. l.. T.. r.a.e and Ansel Dudley
are on a trip To the White Mountains
TIL. week.
J. ". Llttlcfcld !. about Ia move Ia
I,o.ton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
rASr RanMAElIIn

Mis- Nllari clo.s,i bsr school AZ the
'~utcr on "a. nth With a very .accc..-
Gal ruuceft.
NJ. n Gatgh.l aud daughter ilsnn,h
have gone oa trip IT, the vssicra part
II the STATE.
N. ylr,i. met a. the parsonage CA the
leah.
y. ~. iN,of fupm Ho.ton l. visiting hls
Sister. Mr. =. :. GaV.
Mr.. a. Coie has her daughters aud
grandchildren siih hsr.
pr. Gst,h~lrs family eNI'~t Ia spend
month a the bach.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
ROxBURv.

Farmer. are Improving the nne ~essis-
er for having.
Dr. A. W. Taylor Of BridEten was IN
town "Wednesday. lie MAS on his my
home FROM hls brothers home In RgrssI>
and his rvport Of the gold mining sssntis
quite gihtering.
Mrs.. Frank Reed 10 Waiting her sG<esf,
Nrs. John Reed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
koRrn PARIS

The lick \, this pl,cc arr Improving.
Rev. :. u. chase of ilorky iIlll. Conn.
:. visiting frirni. AZ North Paris.
s-orge l.. Dunl,am oi Vermont, iof-
m~rly ~ this plior, !. al" ,i'l,lng w
rsds. lIi. wlfc. Vermont LADY, IL
With him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
IAsr pERu.

4. u. Ghnilh la. .old ~. span of
black mirr. for 800 anJ h. bought q
MARI of Dcujimln Loycioy to hrlp do hl.
having.
VI. Hall his .hlnglcl HI. harn where
the last gale tore the .hinsl". on.
J.E. Conan, l. rouni With hl. moving
machine mnslng Tor hl, n-ighb"rs. lie
report. about an average crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
~ MATIREoRp.

Master earl MiNerof Norway !. sI"nd-
Ing f-N wcrk. AZ hl. grandfather
ffiirs.
Mr.. Nancy Crawford aud children
have rviurus,i o. thsir h"me Ia Portland.
Mr.. >usie Cummings, nov ~ DYER
ine. &. at a.. 4. Nme.' Toe a fortnight.
:. :. ellison aud Nlfe 20 BrcCkion,
NJ. AZ. Al !. ". Athsftons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Making hay while the .un shines"
has b--n slow work the past week.
Corn, poiites- AMI all kinds ~ crops
ar. nos growing fsst.
Mr.. ilcury Barilc,i has novel from
Gsisn Ei,ks's o. Eagrne lean's rrui.
She l. nov stopping Nth Mr.. Bean " ho
i In very popr health.
Mr.. Dpugia.s, n ypang NAN ~ work
toe Mr.. Aunis. tell from load ~ hay
AMI broke hi. arm July lGih.
T. ". Btrtleti spent the sabbath siih
hl. brother AZ Bcflin Mil. july nth.
II. N cole anl wife vii cnisriain
Nldcr River Grange ~atuniay evening,
Iuly s,ih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
sIAIE OF MAINl..

OXFORD. -.
Taken on executions anil sil ~ .oh by pubic
anstisn, on the siNtsenth day Of AuEust y. ".
I-.l al tsoo'sh-k IN the sfternosn ~ Hotel Nan"
wons h. In Potter a. sAh t0anty. all The night 10 -
ulty whieh Daaa Costsn ~ Potter IN the 'gunty ~
DNfori IA on tis ssssuth day ~ August A. ".
is, AZ eleven assl-k AMI nitrcn minutes Ia the
for,noon whsn the sane ga. alta bel on w
original wFit b. r,aissm ths fsllosinz descfihs,i
mott xassi Fral estate, stgatri In Potter IN sah
County. b. wit . certain "a 90 pAFrsl ~ ae
sltaats-i In ALI Porter ga the esstsrly slls OF
raj l.aiing ~ Ilen toasins' h9uss - Near
IaIi. ami runs D. lsni ~ bsirs OFT " Hs.ihoa.
containing cue Asre. h. grthsf With ths bulhlins.
thefeos ani Icing tbe sane pf.mies. ds-s nhs-l
ia Oxfsrl County Western District Register ~
pc~i., Book a. faEe >.
Al.os osrtaiB parcsl 90 p.rrel. u liii situated
In Hiram In sah Oxfori County AMI h.unfis'i
nothsrly b. the raj Ia Ing frsfn ismusl
Csstoa's fartn b. iilram Brise. essisfiy ~ hn.i
~ Ls,i Rslins AMI westerly ~ hni 81 isinael
Cotton sBsi knowa q. The obi Lsfnuel '0uon
fara. lsing ths same psmi.es oon'sye'i a. All
lana Cotisa by Mary ". Cotton by des.l r.sori.
81 In .sli Registry 20 p.s,is. Book ~. fsse N
JORDAN STACY,
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