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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
anIRuRN-


T.. n. Reed With q small crew 81 mcn
I. cutting and yArilng timber for hl'
mill aud the dam.
The .electmru came Monday aud 10
ca,e.i q new rad for - rod. 80 q. "
give Red plenty ~ room Tor q MIL
yard. =. T.. Week. took the Job Ia build
~. Rad.
Mr.. John Chapman from Mss.schu-
.e,i. I. enjoying our beautiful scenery.
IIs IA. Travelled extensively, having ben
In the East Indies. lie came hoping tn
LIN A bear bu, after visiting Mr.. Locke
and .e-lng IN. t.ar.' skulls and plecc.
~ tree. bitten out BY besrs, be- .sli hr
had Loaf all de.lr- Ia tackle bruin. lie
ha. q pair % beagle. and will have hne
sport with the hates.
Cart. i.ock. .hot q partridge q few
days ago, .he !. not on the woman.
rights war path either.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
DlxetflO

Well. dear bears, goodbye. We are
sorry to leave YOU and In TIL. our last
letter. wish YOU Que and all pleasant
winter and abundant sleep. Just nov
with cold weather coming on, warm
corner IL morr "a h. deslr,si than literary
honors.
To-day, Octob.r 5i.t, Il has rslne'i,
hsilesi, showed q little and for brief
moment the sun sbone.
swan, photographer from Norway, 10
here. Ili, tent IL pitched back of iiar-
lou nlock.
The stanley .ior :. much improved
inside by the rrir addition. II give. VI
very roomy look and after all the rrpsir.
have been made will iook nice enough
for anyboiy. 4 neat aud well appoint
ei .ior. With courteous attention is its
be.t advertisement.
l.. A. Dcnni.on, EAq., 90 Portland,
VA. In town this week.
John stanley, President ~ DiSheli
spool Company. WAS In town this week.
Az agent for J. \. Bucknsm III Me-
chsnIc Fall. Va. In the place recently.
Patterson. Variety Show entertained
.om. ~ the people Tuesday evening.
We lid not attend but his bills lead u.
to think he ape. our old fs'orl,e "com'-
cal Bowu."
MI.. Nellie Abbott has . nice s..ort-
ment % hat. aud bonnet. With trim
ming. too lovely Ca describe. bird.
seem to b. In favor this ses.op. We
can hut admire them, their plum
ag- 1. .o brilliant aud they sr- such
dainty things, but our hearts are full ~
pity AMI rrgrct, when Ne thlnk 81 the
vast number displayed In the show cases
In Main. anil ~ the millions that ~ Ia
.upply the show cases everywhere.
The World I. robbed % Just 80 much
,-auty and song each war and lovely
women !. mad. no loyelicr by wearing
th.m nor the plain fac. mor- beautiful.
Nj. Celia staples !. stopping with
Mr.. ". ". Waite.
Annie Chase I. gaining aud ]. nov
adj. Ia - carried about the house.
Our school. arr doing we'll under the
10 Mr.. Orroc wymsn 81
Peru aud MI.s Marble ~ Dlxheld. They
are good teacher. and with IN. hearty
help 20 the scholar. AMI encouragement
~ parent. the school can but H. ssuc-
c-.sful one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
HARTFORD.

widow Isaac jordan !. very sick at
~iiilmAn Quincy.
cider apple. are worth W cent. I'ef
hundred pound. and potatoc. - cents
pcr bu.hsl al iiuckheli.
n YOU want q first rat. barrel of hour
at a fair price call on stanley bl.hc. al
Bnckheld village. :,
Harry Blcknsll aud Mr.. Copeland,
artl.t. from boston, have recently 'i.it-
81 Hartford Cold spring farm.
Mr.. u. ~. ncknor, of the fr'n of Tick
nor a Co.. aud sife, made dying 'i'i,
10 Hartford last wick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
BRoWNFiglp.

Work In the corn shop Il still going
ON. canning apples. Between two and
three thousand bushels have been hauled
10 the shop aud still they come. stu
there ~ill be enough left 10 make cider
to satisfy the thirst Of all cider gur.lers'
n. Durgin has honorrd BILE buildings
With . coat Of paint, q. McIucas beine
the master workmen.
The roof Of the house occupied BY \.
IewIs has been newly shlngled and u
soon TO he painted In colors.
Mas Lena Perkins started for Cali
fornla Tuesday morning.
II. Hatch has rented one OF NJ. y
warren's house,.
Ms. John Norwood Il very sick
Mr.. A. ingalls, WAS In town Thursday
Mv. X. Martin and family from Milan
y. H.. Waited HE mother and brother u
thls village.
KsdavSr Ftdsy evenings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
AnQwAv LAKE.

Mr.. samuel Hale Il quite poorly.
She !. under the doctors carr aud ls
some better now.
Dr. IIas.lton he. . family living on
hl. place Just nov, q Mr.. bean from
Waterford.
Mr. Warren whittier from Newton,
Mss, Il here In the place having and
packing apples Ia take hack With him
Miss Grace VI. stevens has learned
drrssmsklng nv Rood. magic scale sni
.. having Ill .he can do and IL having
good success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
DENMARK.

simeon y. Harnden died Oct. ssth,
aged - years. Mr.. ilarnden Ia. been =
nfs-louy resident Of this town and been
/. ma.leI for sobriety and Integrity and
one of our best citizens. lie leaves .
~L,o~. two sous and t~o daughters.
Rurnhsm a Morrill, have closei their
hon here, the corn and apples all being
rr.dy for shipment. They have pAeked
over 800 busbel. of apples, nlling lsso
y.lloo can. aud making about ~ tons
= hen ready for shipment. !.
Mr.. Luce, state superintendent OF
schools. Il herr TO hold teachers ins.l'
,uts for this part Of the county. Inc
Indications are for m interesting TINE
GRAY and Pendexter have let their 700
M ,ossing on No. IL 10 Y. Pingrce. Ihe
Io~s arr 20 be sent by rail- Ia SAco NV
sr. Hiram. and 20 TO Hanson bFos''
Ssco. -t-as
Wills sanborn, postmaster ~ spnus'
vale. l. vIsiting hls mother and osne'
relasivcs here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
UPTON

ge,. :. :. York preached here sun
d,v evening. Sablcct; The Importance
ani privilege of knowing the love of
Cod IN All u. fullne.s.
Mr.. !. I. Brsgg u very ill.
O,,e Of Mellen Lombard. little boys
had M. toe cut OF accidentally by an
older brother.
People are busy preparing for ~in'er'
.l.o Cor work Ia the wcoi..
4 light Yield ~ grain i. rrportei.
m. ground I. covered With snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
IAs1 nRoMNFillp.

school closed for two weck.' Nscs-
ton on the 2;th. Nil. Weeks tsache.
the next term making the thlfd TINS
year.
Ml.. Ceorgic Mci.ucas dIcd Ca the
9Th. the third death In the family dur
Ing the wear.
Orln Wakefield and family have ~
turned Ia California accompanied by hi.
father aud mother Who ~ o. spend the
winter.
". ". Moore Ia. bought Eugene
Wakefield. farm. Mr.. W. leave. for
CslifornI, In . short time.
Mr.. aud Mr.. George Near are visit
log at T.. v. Rounds'.
Mr.. Mary brown In. gone Ia 81
l,oal. Ia spend the winter With her .on'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
sEwRS

Tss 4. 4. Ilsflos place ~as .old Al
auction Thgr.day 20 last wcck. ca ae-
,uuut % the weaihsr tn sale ~ l.sf'
.onsl pfpt..rty as Po.,Pouci until We
tstni--f ~th.
Orrin Tostsr 1. hsullng his apples io
Hsthsl. IIs IA. -.ii i0o lsrr.ls o. par
ti.. h. Gotham ani iIerlin Coz So iscf
harrrI \ Mr.. Cumming. has t-,aghi a
uumi.-f 20 lot. on Be.r River Tor the
same PRIV.
4 nitIs .nos fcll lsss ulshi whitening
ths mountain tvPs.
~slaad. ~ men arr nos 90 D. .e"n
every day GA the road bound for IN" I's-
giug Moods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
EAST peRU.

Ar. griffith hss bought him an"ih"r
n.Ir Of horse. 20 Mr.. Edwards. ~ l.wis-
ton. a..
Mr.. IIutrhlns Ia. moved into NJ. Hall.
.,aDI r,.rntlv yarst~i by .rcn li"is-
don While H. I. hauling supplies Ia Rum
ford falis.
~rsrlet fever Il VI. Halle.
frank kidder has bought the hlrr' on
J. r.. Consnt'. hack ~, snl ne y. Pui''ns
In a crew "a commence cutting.
The farmer. had call To 80 Ia DIX
Acid lat w--k aud u "a. . very vel
com@ call, as II was a call Ia grt their
nav for SWEET corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
aEaRON.

Tuesday was appointed TO fix up the
p.r.onsgr grounds aud quite ere.
work~i all day aud u IL hoped to finish
the job to-day (friday:l
Mr.. aud Mrs.. W. y. Sargent had
house warming Friday evening. Judge
BonDcy WAS present.
Rev. =. u. Richardson of East sumner
was at his old home Tuesday.
I'D. sturtsvant u sich With catarrhal
fever.
Fr-i sturtevant has been quite alex
for q few days past bat u now gaining.
Dr. J. =. stnrtevant OF Dixfeid si~n'
day With them this week.
Little Margie Everett IL sick.
Frosty nights nov aud quite wintry
looking sky but the grass u stili green
a. summer and there are many leave. on
the trees vet. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

n. tnaI Irunk Ealsav COMPANY
tl. f.. ..HIHur uself. II has MT
...r s... .. fhf trst arraugvmrni -
.-..-.ft.. U1f.HI toantt hss ever had
tts...H. rrrfsi ani ii.irihuiei le,al
t-.t.... 90 ihis cod 20 thr rad, q
ea-ts. ..f ..r. fof ths peckst, vhich
49, -.ra.I ruutrssi a. The blanket
trst1 a. faff'rs ~hich thr CutuPany
d.. t.....f TO Issuei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
CAST agReos

Y. l. k~cns arrived home from Ma
saChu.stts the 18th.
NJ. ani Mr.. ilsrt..rt Howard started
Zoe Wisconsin The 18th.
Mlss unhi- kecne l. visiting heI
ccu.in Mr.. y. y. lIoig'ion II Ncchanis
falls.
pani.l kc,ns hss odd hi. fcar-horss
team to hls brUther. Hiram, AMI hircl
cot a. drive u.
=. :. k~cus hss trai-l wagons With
q. T. Nessns 70 Auharn. n any ons
si.h b. gyt . g,-ii trade In q saigon They
sill a. well to cunsuh charlie l-iors
purrhs.ing either light hitch % market
wagon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
GRAFTON

All the iumbcr job. arr IT,, In Grafton
audit will pat Ia between i've and
ak million. ~ spruce the coming Win
ter.
Many % the lamhcrmen vii strike for
IA. wossi. next week.
q. 4 OIL. zoe. To i'arkerto~n To work
thi. winter.
There will IT, lot. ~ men wanted a.
.oon a. the ground frccts. &" go Into
IA. wools
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

g. nl rrr-sut ~ stag I'LL leave
d. U .. ..rrrtt eiih IN early train
5000 aHi all rvmaln M >nuih
r..... .r.r the arrival a ths irsin
f-- I.....r.i. arriving ~ ths liill si-aui
Sd On .ats. ths illil agi in o. coo
--fsrf ft. train frf rorihui AZ t,i3.
~ al. ...s.1 .taEs g,--s o. o'closk as
tsfrf No. fhIs araugvmsui ~ 81
h. r.r..srI nail ~ haii-pasi nine, snd
IA. rft.t. .lfrrs fr.m Portland 90 ths
ss.- t.I ..rI e. rvpiy III sams daN.
mi. f. fH. '-rsi arfangrnsnt - can
hte arE #l'f thr,r trip Irr daV ~
o. r.. \ f~tfluu o. the l'u.imhs-
tl-.i....r.. III. ling sir,uiaisd and gvu-
s-s"l...HI. asking thst IN mail car
~ r.lI .f t..asv,i safficirut additional
fat .. ffI. tr 0tn make the fcarth trip
ti.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
HIRAM

Mr.. Melville &. Burneli Of Gorhaln
visited nj. niece. Mrs. Msrshsil spring
recently.
ga TUESDAY evening next the Congirc-
ga,lon,l church viii hold an entertain
men, In al ~ the repairs on the church
.An old FASHIONED school VII b- ~
prIuee,l, venerable matrons VII ap,
,.,, In pantalettes ss school girls sn'i
honorable. In short Jackets, aud good
tim. I. exp.te'i.
A furnsc- hrs beeu placed under the
Congregational church.
s1bool In No. I viii begin the nr.'
week Ia November, winnie "h'''''
teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

Ths weathrr has t--cn cold ani rough
h,F .amc time AMI nos ani thru hurry
81 .noa which rymlnis "a ~ Winter.
TIC. larry viii moyc Into The N"'i'
n.Ni Noniay. lie Sill Pat In Que mt
lian f,-t q .yuac, Zoe the ,nirose"sg'n
Water lo~.r Go.
Mr.. Elifa. widow - the late oran'
iii. Chsumsn, died. Moudsy al hrt son =
William lhapman'., agc'i about 81
S..th Harns. l. baildiag himself n"S
dwrlllng a. an. village.
Prrl.V Heath 4. cnisrglng hl. house.
Good No. apple. are selling Al So
f~f harryl, AMI potsi"c. AZ ~ crnts i'e'
Nu.hel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
oicsvAIT

J. 4. lIsmlngway viii nal.h yarilng
poplar this week.
thas. farnum'. little dsaghicr about
one YEAR ani halt old. Who has h-,n
sirk Or som. time Nth whooplng
t~uEh terminating Ia congestion II the
lungs, passed away tn 18th. fuBcral
srrNlccs the 18th a faakiln school
huus., \. \. Abt.ott oriCistlng.
Born October - I o. thu slfe 70 v. a..
lotvlov, IT,. dsughier.
Ne. Iohn. we src net Al al anNioa. "a
have yea disarT-sr. bat ior one, ~e will
ssy kerp The grass froIn growing a. long
"a yUa eau. Ahr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
RC5stsy - rnG uiNlsG RToloS


A.It. r'tt-ry a. The ~sin River
rrs r@farei. Thc Coo. Nioing 90
HlI .nrI1yiug st-nut - men AZ "
H.-.. ftr iosu ef B1run, l. washing
..f H. tiir fum~ system. Nv uhl'
''s.. q ID saslssi frum ths dirt = c,,i-
.-'.. IF. .ai.Eslitvr In tls ,.oti"m ~ tlie
r.r... ordinarily The fum-s arr not
'r..H. ..f uisry than once In fort
80. stfH shst gold l. seCurs,i y s'p-
t'a'.. Egt zoe night lat Se.k thir'e.
-.'f RI ltun tiis ium~s and cleans'i
Nm lhs thsfi was discovered ln
.F beat thinking thsrr S"ald
q O.. a-s .1 Iocking the dor after the
s.c % ths hor.-. the man svr 81 The
1.... -..s no precautions Zoe The nsN'
ts'E Ils th,ssrs sssm o. have ~
l-''~' fti.. Goo th-y came again. lh.
utl1 srr. 20 ne Sofks think they losi
iss.'. hn.,n hundrvi dollars In the
ts. r..I.
o. ~u.fi River Mining Co, ~hlch i
a''sfc uu tls same strvlm Win w"
,'-.' ".. FNT--t sUzsn o. suprrsstie thef
l-u. .r.fsm Nth an hydrtulic appsra-
la' lhs, have a bad a 90 fcst 81 VA
20 n. n.rk aIfh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
OXFORD.

Alonyo Caldweii'. mother, Mrs. Paul
S,o,.. VA. buri.d sunday, Ot. 18th.
IA. uA- about - year. old.
Rev. George 4. rewksbury of Seattle
Washington, was hire isst week.
Rev. y. ". krnni-on'. mother IL stop
I,.anIs Pratt I. psiuiiug aud repairing
hi. lulIding. occnplei by u. W. booker.
\,.out Is ar % yonng people rnJ"tri
n hu.kIn: at 4. :. Hayes Friday even
ing. 1901.
,r,n IA. factory at sanford Mil. on
"Wednesday al the room over Dureii q
Hawkes. storr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
aaxAA1,s POND.

Mr.. John Prrbl, ~ North Woodstock
1. reported quite sick. -,
Mr.. q. \. Brook. VAS thrown from hl'
carriage ani severely Injured Monday.
III. FAC. ~a. badly brui..d aud hi. Jaw
fractured.
Marriu. knight I. buying apple. here
ani Ia. loaded several car. here.
X. 4. Rradcen Ia. returned from hi'
camp at the lake. ani will remain TIL.
winter At Ando,,r. lie report. a good
bu.Ins.s the past season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
CAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. Charlotte i'rhlc aud daughter,
Mr.. Eta knight. 20 Naples, ,i.iiei al
II. a.. rri,ie's lat week.
Tho iso CREAMERY companle. AZ south
Waterford have consolidated. Charles \.
Noung having he.n admitted I. n part
ner In The Waterford Creamery CO. IN
consequence producers are r-criNing
. 10 Crnt. pct Inch Zoe cream, the most
theV have ever r-C.iS~i.
Their VA. party II orlcc Haskell.
Saturday evening.
Mi. stuart. school opened the 9Th
Nth eighi~.a scholars.
Chsrie. York anil wife are At John D.
iorl's Ia Nlhany for wc-k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

A., +. t. llrmIlton - Ne,hauic Fslls
,..t..r I. ..es,i o. .upply the pulpli
-fHhe .rrr,s.i.t chargh hsrv during
,,. .Hs wear pufiug ths foar
500. f. r f-t-misr 1t o. Npril Tt
h.a.. ...t.E s1e- in tso ~~.ks, III
49, ~ .I. vssf D. all prvaCh every
..-...I sf.r f IL nuf stnrmy. ~srNics
.rh.f ..I at thrv- e',lo,k. a. on ths
Isl o. ~..iHNs
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ISsysy ESswIsto

A. ..rt 80 made In q late Issue
.fr..F ..rHaI as to thr authorship ~
ar1r-. .. f.,r,.s right. sirue,i Naiof,
80 fr....I I'M thr oxford Observer usar-
.T .stf..f rtnrs $50. ths pap-t sas
s-rf.- .. fhf late iion. ElUsh l. Ham
1.' E....r. vba wrote over III sig-
rtf.-s .f N.irsr .rsvral pap~r. Toe thT
,r..r.l.r .l..r historical and mlneralos-
Ia. s.H..f. relating a. oxford county
re.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
s1OAIAAA

Now l. the time % agiis,e the que.-
ton ~ railroad from Rumfori Fails Ia
Conway. venture Ia ssy thcr- !. No
route 10 equal distance IN thi. part ~
the county where . rad can b. run With
.o few cuts wlih bo long bridges Ia
build. Nov " the towns of Rumfcrd,
Mexico. Greenwood, Albsny, stoo.hsm,
Lowell. stow. and Chatham vii take
hold 10 the matter there I. no r-sson
why a mad cannot b. success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
CANTON.

Henry u. Thsyer's cccprr shop n
Canton took nr, saturday evening, 18th
ult., and va. totally destroyed, together
Nth tool. aud sppsrstu. therein aud
si.o hi .iorrhou.e and quite quantity
of Iumt-r. Their sas an INSURANCE. on
the lumh-r bat non. on IN. shop. .'orr.
hoa.. and tools. Mr.. Thsyrr viii build
again aud continue Ia work up hi. stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
sugDgs

Nice weather for finishing NJ the
yesr'. tarmlng.
Fo,stces are ro,tlng badly, hut the
cotu crop In thi. vicinity was large In
quantity aud fine In quality.
4 very pleasant time At the c,rcl. NJ
Mr.. Alvin Pixies, last Thursday. lot.
~ music Zoe entertainment aud = general
good time. The newt slli ~ AZ Mrs. j.
". Chuis'.. the 18th 10 November.
Apple hayer. ar 1ali. pleaty.
". y. l'crry !. drawing apple. from
No. Lowell o. Btiigton. :. l.. Plum
MGR trum the same plsc. o. fryrburg.
Mr. sni M. ~. v. Edwards srr NJ
Lancaster. Mass. wb-rv they have 20
.lilons Ia the Industrial school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

u..n. hs,iag disro.ei - biz
- a 600 re- surtioa on Tusssiav,
g .ff DO farm. H. I've siock ant
49,. f....s ths siosk lnclutiss thrv.
-. -. Hs.f 20 uXvn, 2 fslrs 20 thfee-
,.,--.I srrrs. sighiesn sh-yp, a..
-. r.,... krnsn a. tine 20 saic. sale
f.hsH afI 'AN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

Dear young lady reader, when your
beau Gomez on sunday night tell him
that BRUSSELS sosp u the moot ecopomI-
cal soap made. This win 81 him think
Ing. and unless Ne arr mistaken he VIII
give you . chance TO ecooomiss BY using
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
BRACE UP |!

Don't grow round shouldered but
wear the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brace
and Suspender combined.
Physicians recommend them. Easily
adjusted and worn with comfort. Aper-
feet skirt supporter for ladies and posi-
lively the best brace on the market.
In all sizes for men, women, boys and
girls,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
1870 GRANoI.

"TI.r % v1~rci.-. - IIcbrcn cFangr
.- IT. .IN'r~uth tunis~rssrv Shich as
DIT Hf fh, Gsugv Hall TT. -, i>'s''
..s.as - srsssc
N...
At.f.r O. a.ha.an.
MH.#
, E-sass - sranss Ai-s.ry ~ Pal Ns-'s'
lt.kaHf
NlsIH
% $50 .gesshs. By Wsrthy N1.ssr 1850
20 t-trrs "A a. Cs-t nsh. = Y. tsen"sni
rIt hiHls at SISTERS cfersss-st sost "
Na fsm hf >i-tsr Sarah hAftsa
=. vote % thanks was eNtenl-i "a Past
Master Packard for the very able history
sh.rh D. gave "a the first four years 81
~ gfnuge. Closed thu grange Ia d1e
i.fui. after "a hi,h al psriook ~ one OF
u"'s harvest fessts ~hich cnly sisters
~ NJ grange understand preparing
N-'h ''I''o's ~ '"- q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

We.ie~~isy of tht A. u. I~oL IN tn nat
YER OF GRANviLLE A. HARLOW. inss''ess
tbeixsr.
IRIS nsrsby eri~rv-i. That ns<ies h. Given ~
ssxssss Of a, y. warrvs. Assifnes of the
sigve nAmei tb-oivvnt Delssf. by oausinf .
COPY sf this erier " he pabnsi~i twe weeks sse-
csssively In M OKfsri l,~msrsst. . ssvsper>r
pd.sri IN rahs In AID sos.sy ~ ~ -. ~
PvoIste Cours nsoa On ~ third wednesday "
Nov. ness, q niss s'sissk IN VI fsrvsaos. and
h hsari thsrvss, ssd elserl y NJ e eesss.
0kOe0E 4. WILSON, !utes
4 trvs coy -ssssss'-sI. 9. DAVIS. nss'ssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

NJ Bo.ton Advertiser thinks Mslne
: Shking up. sni tells "a thsi II u hlgh
,iias' sine. no other Northern stale has
h'i - msnv charchles- towns, ="
al'ny rbliculously loo pail teachers. 40
sany hnguishing interests. Wei.
,i.fy nav - some shade % truth IN TINS
s''Shhorly reflection. The truth u W
h''e had to .sni a. many 20 our hr'sh'
yang men "a ~ governors ana eoo-
kI-ssmsn for Massachusetts, and s"n's
s'i-F gilt-e.igei states, that th"ss .io
nave b-~u ieft al home have had their
htn'is too fall stfenilns to the farming,
sl'ascrias. shiphailiiag aud p"l''ss.
an some thiaxs nav have bern ne4ieSt
a Hut ne are getting 10 thrm.-ro"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

I-sr .ff rreseut ArraugvDsut par
,..t.,4- sa.in~.s "a >ouih i'aris ant
- ..r have ahuui tee h"ur~ ~
-. rl..,. In ~ morning hsis-sn The
49,. q T k.Is' sagvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

r~.ae ,ruskcf sNre,ts % start scon
4, W..h.r.fnn. u. q, Shrrr ~ ~lll
..l.s..ar.. Iu m. lss school - Colum-
r,rIutrr,fY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

v,N o usrrick ani chili vcrv a
a. uubhsrl iisa.s 18th Mr.. iierrick
49, 3D.. - se.k - csart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

r-.frsmr. serv lsig~i In hii fri-
49,, 49,. Thsv sah they Nerc 90
f,..ruat sHn ruuutry. bat shen thst
=. res.r.l lmmclisisly started fur
- I.r.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

WIN. Wilson 4 Co. orr salary and az
peuses % enerGrtic. useu who w!li b.
cone their salssmen. Be- I'D" 10 an
oshsr column hssdsd "nsa Wsntsd."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

~. uiIl D. . socisl prcmenad- Al
-, Ilsll Friisy evening. Admis-
- ts uslhi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

A., ,s.I Mr.. John 4. >~asey %
-, .rrr Al Paris last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

-. g; - :: ! &. 8; x:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
The Noyes Drug Store,
NORWAY, MAINE
IS YOUR EYESIGHT TROUBLING Y0Up

Optcin Maine
part f
Mechan
especially than able
aud falling
Rrsru wo q speciality.
~ staaa D,Gw i. BysRa "
would allow
thslr nane. NJ nos "a
parties ll
Oxford Backh samner iamfori lowell wchl Waterford Harrison
sndo
a.c HILLS don't claim b. the only Que selling glasses but the
onyO III p ability In oxford
received
Ia
sho a.-,er.,u q VI. u.
oBeo having bought
handbook" (furnl.heifrse
How d. de,ei,cd humbagg~
said could lifted
Donrds your light 1. troubling visit
Vivian W. Kills. nxport Optioi~n,
Dealer CLOCKS All Kind. % Repair
Watches Jcvcry,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

I..D. Carver, E.q., of wsier,ille, Ia.
b.-n nominated by Governor Burleigh
q. state Librarian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04
NORWAY,

Atyr,,bsrx. In the Csanty ~ Oxfori and state
~ Malns. tn raj DAY % Ost.. a. u. i-o.
Ths unlisr-isnei bsreby gives notles Of his AZ.
ALBLHf g. BEMi.. % stow
In The county ef Osfori, fnsol,ent tshtsr. whe
has t<ss dessr~-i an in.oi,ent upsn his psti.
ties by The Court Of in~oi,snsy fof sAii coahsy
~ JOHN v. MERRiL. Asslspss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

,..f,a 4. >tcarns has heea making a
.-..r,o.r ,ni patiing water Into HI.
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-04

II >,rou, lo.' , Sor.s l.., week.