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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
SPRAWOZDANlE KOMISARzY
POWIATOW

NpkAWVLDANlE kUMlNAkLI
POWIATOW YCH.
Urzedowe sprayozdanae nadzwyczaj-
nego posiedsenio Pa5dsiermikowego.
(Dokoniczenie.)
Sobota, IS PdSa5.
Nastepujace rachunkl przyz-
wolone zostafy z funduszow powia-
towych:
E. A. Ramm, porto expires $500
J. B, Bambenek, plaza ko-
misarza 500
M. Toye, plaza komlsarza 900
F. Kramer, komisarzowe i
milowe 1890
J. L. Perry 1900
j. L. Finch 1892
z Fundus@u u6ogich.
N. Jacob, towary ola ubo-
gich s11.60
j. B. Bambenek odwiedzia-
ME l pielegnowanie cho-
rych HOO
z Funduszu drog I mostow.
P. Kopp, robota p. drogach
w dlstr. 3 6.75
Laird Norton Co., budulec
ola 4 distr. Cos
J. B. Bambenek, ogledziny
dr6g 21.OO
Fir. Kramer 1900
j. H. Perry 1900
j. L. Finch 900
j. L. Finch. "a zwozenie
,,tlllngu" 800
Komisarze powiatowi wybrali
liste przys'egfych do nizszego i
wyzszego sadu, by zajeli miejsca
tych, kt6rzy stuzvll W terminie
Lipcowym.
oup'S"I" piLoH = 1NoAo
Thompson petycya szkolna, W kt6-
rel tenze pros, ably po}udniowo
zachodnia twiartke sekcyi SO, gmi-
ma 106, range 6, odjeto cd distryk.
tn s~zkolnego Mr.. IA a do}aczono
do d~istryktu szk6lnego "a, zosta}a
prz7jeta i dalsze obrady mad nia
od}ozone do 5 grudnia 1907, o
godz. 2 z poludnia.
Ma wniosek odroczYfa sic Ra-
da ma czas nieograniczony-
M. TOYE, przewodniczacy.
P o s i a d CA:
E. A. RAMM, auditor powiatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06
L. L. DuchOWienstWa
Ek

Prenumeratc, kt6ra ola Anne
rykl wynosi caforocznie 4 dolarv a
poirocznle 2 dol, przvimuje
Redakcya ROCZNIKOW
we LWO-
VIE, ul. Ossolihskich b. IL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-06

Com pound cNyger- its Made o
A Action and SUI I $ otto nazwa novel bro
szury o 200 stronach. p~ubIikowanei przez doktorow
Starkey lacn, ktora dajc wezelI ic informacye o tie
kuracyi pre-: odtychanle: dostawione swiadeowa cd
setek wyIlczonych. Rraszurka kazdemu darmo PREY.
diana ynSf, nir ma zvclruir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
Ru.goRp CALLS.
An

The be- la the river parted from the
shorr and passed down aud cut the sih,
| leaving a brsad. blue mas. io follow
after. Tho ferry boat l. ~, on block.
The smaller boat. ply o. ani fro. Our
lsasi ofiics and place 10 worship sr on
the further shorr. The beautiful NndrOs-
roggin !. somewhat 10 nul.ancc al
least tUic- q yrar--sh~n " !. closing la
aud when u l. closing out. Hut ~
cannot veil dispense With N, and ""
wyuh gruN hungry and DRY ani home
sick Toe q sight ~ u VIEW ~ stranger
la a strange land. what = grand high.
way 90 cummrtcc u l. from the lake, to
thu .-ai Ina few week. the l,~l shirt.
~ill D. fulloWin hand after their VIM
ter. work into th. mart. 10 trade.
There arr .iN pile. II poplar ~ differ
sut dimension. Closs by on the bank. IL
| the river waiting for the drivers. Ter
hap. within the YEAR some IL your gifted
correspondent. will - writing local
iirms on dricl pulp from Que 81 the ak
pile.. ~. y-s, u l. great country aud
!. veil worth living tor ani t-ing taxed
fof. Thank Goi and the boys Ia blue,
se have q country Ia b. tax~i for ~
Memorial Day approache. and Ne met
now ani then, here aud therr, q wrinkl~i
ald fellow, whose hair ini.rmlngle. It'll
gray, y d. Que time wore the blue aud
rallied ruuni the dag. boy., ". arr ~
minded that ihrr. arr tho.s Vet living
Who once felt that our country was we'll
worth periling the life a. sustain. -,
,e., PENSION the soldier. and care for the
NLIoNs'
We have hrcn scratching the neighbor-
ho,.d With = fine-,ooth comb for an Item.
We have II. Virgil. hors. .llpps>i on
the hillside anil broke q .haft. l.ri not
the country D. badly stArilcd' Ia"
shaft l. mendei.
Those Nho arr acquainicd with Wills
will not D. surprised to learn that he
has finlshe,i saving hl. wood pile. No
lary bone. thcrr. WIFI. L. a youngish
bachelor ani I. booking around some, "a
they az. 1t som- of the fair one.
prick az their ear. now anil put their
hair IN curl papers. for Willis would bc
.nm.thlng 10 a catch. We have teuder
sympathy for BACHELORS. Hut our heart
ache. for him or her who !. going Tor q
| blu of diNOr,~ment. Infinitely better
would Il D. io coOk our own grub, sew
on oar own button. aud heat our Own
.oap.ione. than "a b. hopelc.sly hltchei
10 Abigail Wormwood, II Ne rally do,e'i
on Abigail aud .be held NO particle Of
''doi." In her heart for u. Fitch Ia
Wills, but rub your ewes OPEN Don't
20 Il blind! The World I. alive With the
worthy ani the true. Freeze Ia her and
then b. worthy 10 her. II You canno,
10 that. la merry let her pas. Ia the
grave wrinklci, happy. Sinier--weci
old maid.
The south Buckfeld correspondent,
speaking about the natural orator. 81
Ruckheli aud those two SONS In which
~ had made an Investment, set "a. "a
wondering II be- !. about Ia start a elias.
la elocutlou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
wEsf PARIS

Mr.. Rates IL intending 10 build ancthe'
double tenement house this spring.
Or. y. n. Packard Il giving his new
house its second coat % paint.
J. W. ilsmsdeli IL gaining In sircngi
quite rapidly.
J. W. kImball has returned from hi'
Walt to New York.
The hand has been revived, aud II nov
prssticIng for Memorial Day.
The Memorial Day speeches aud camp.
frr will h. In this place this YEAR instead
Of At South Paris q. his been the custom
heretofore.
Mr.. Ely, n former foreman Ia one Of
the departments st the Wet Paris Mfg
60. mill. Who has b~en NJ work IN New
York for the past year, la. returned to
take Mr.. Gains place ne foreman ~ the
finishing department.
Mr.. y. l.. barrett wants Ia load car
load ~ potaioc. herr Moniay. lie Offer.
80 cents per bu.hcl.
l.. u. Abbott Ia. sold Ill. team H. y. u.
Tucker.
\. e. Tucker !. closing out III. stock.
lie adycrtises 10 .cli vatche. for ihc
next ~ days At Wholesale prices. Mr,
Tucker Il talking ~ going Ia Mss.achu-
.stts.
The Pioneer Chair 60. sr ru.hcd with
orders.
The snow. Fall. boy. played a game
~ hall with the Greenwood. Fast DAY.
The score was a. II Ia favor III
SHOWS Fails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
DENMARK.

Mr.. Thom,. Freeman iici April 18th.
aged about ~ year.. Mrs. frcmin ~.
a native ~ we,tbrook. but hal bcen a
r,.iicnt ~ D-um,rk .ome - years, aud
VA. an r.tlmahle lady. She leaves a
husband. two sous aud Que daughter.
Mr.. clara Ilslch~r IN. gone as far a.
Bo.,on with her .ou, Alberto lilll, Who
goe. 10 California.
The carriag. shop Owned aud occupied
hy william Cutler & Sou NJ East l'cn-
marx va. totally destroyed by fire Apr.
9th. lie. about 500. No Insurance.
&c. jordan 10 Colorado I. Visiting
relative. herr.
Eufu. bennett and wife leave April
sSth Ia fulfil wear. engagement Ia the
lunaiIc hospital at Worcc.ier, Mass.
They have the same positions that they
occupied there IN i>s-.
George Buruham 30 Portland !. In
town.
The ladies 81 the rnlyersali.t Circle
give an entertainment consisting III
DIANA and dance this Thur.iay evening.
Mr.. Marilla Ingalls, still continue.
her visit al woodfori'..
Mrs.. I..schaT Brsgiou Ia. broken az
housekeeping and gone "a ssco With her
sister. Her son, Clarence, Who was .o
badly cut last fall, board. nj the Brack.
EFT House. lie l. still unable Ia put his
foot Ia the ground.
Mrs.. Mcintlrr and .on, 4. H., - "a
Di,Ville. 4. a., nex, week to vi'li sick
relative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
GRrEANOOD

Henry Cumming. u sawiug birch n
the shadigrc mill, - which there Wcr,
about lD1 cords. The strips arr stacked
Ia the yanl aud wlll b. hauled 10 Locke.
NH. during the season.
p-a. =. II. Cummings u .iill truuhlr,l
With rhcumstl.m but iu.i able Ia lee hl-
rhow., being alone hl. .on samuel i
away AZ work.
Alden Wilson aud wife are not living
together a. formcrl, reported. IL i up
country among hl. Folks. bat where slr'
anI their two little boys arr We io not
know. ~ much a. the r-.uli II wrong
doing.
ID. Bryani's house was left alone
frum sunday night until MONDAY morn
Ing, and during that time two feather
bel. and q numt~r ~ small articles Ncr,
stolen. 80 Ne .e- anti-pphihltionlsis arr
corrrct In saying prohibition doesn't
prohibit Ia more way. than one.
Charlie. Brooks lost q horse the other
day. the cause ~ whose death Ne dbl
NO, learn. ilc ha. colt old enough 1"
u... .o that hc l. not left without a
team.
Rather poof sap season.
pl~l, Ia North Woodstock. April 18th.
~ pncumonls, SUSIE NAV. wife of Mel
len Illlllng., aud daughter II Charles u.
and Margaret 4. Rowe, agr'l ~ Nrifs.
Dccca.cd leave. ihrr- small children, the
youugr., an infant eight months old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
LOWELL


Mr.. 4. a.. AndrrNs ~ south rari'
l. visiting iu tosn. She Ia. bc-n O.
Ir,viurg o. ~ h-r brother. D.. q.
Chtflr.. Nho 3. nov In very fcehl'
health
The hpys arr having quite guo,i sue
49,. in dipping .m-lts a the Nil Br,sok
=. 4. ~tslrns. Benl. Russell, Jane.
Evans sni llcnry i.ussell arr painting
their tuilliugs.
she .cholsr. 20 the high school sr,
Preparing tn drains "posu bv the
-" a1i The tau~ The Hat AMI th'
Hsll" fsf an entertainments.
.. e gus.sll IA. gon. o. take Charg,
~ ths aciismy aud high school ~ War
rru. VI. n. =. ~trarus has gone as a..
.i.isut. rhis .. Mr. isussell's .Scond
Nrlf tlrfv.
Eluarl y. Russell h,s engag~l Ia
teach ihs gr,mmtr ssh.ssl a. North ,on-
UaN the rpmlug >ummsf.
". ~. Known aud famil, have gone e.
Milton. y IA vhrrv b. has Chsrgr al
che erection ~ sumr huiliings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
eRvg8uQ0.

The Granite Co. operating II Iic,istons
Ledge, Conway, have begun blasting Al
I. l.. O-good's ledge, Stark's iilll.
sidney y. Perkins has gone to the In
tervsle House for the summer.
Mr.. J. 4. Gerry has given up travelling
AMI Il In his .torr.
Mr.. rrci Addition has gone tc Mr..
Gerry. store az south Paris.
MI.- Haiti. wormwood has gone
hack a. Near Pals.
Mls- Fanny Gordon has returned from
her yislt "a Portland.
Mr.. Minnie Howe jordan and son ars
al Miss Mary IIowe's.
Benismln Isdd II Minneapolis has
b~cu visiting AZ Miss lIowe's.
Dry walking la the street now.
The river drivers have got beyond the
village.
Mr.. Percy Dow ~ kent's iIIli has
been tuning pianos here Oh. pas, week.
Past bay passed very quietly. Sew.
emil took advantage ~ half hrc and
went 10 Portland for the day.
The >weienborgisn Circle !. Ia meet
Friday With Mr. johnson at the Frye
burg liouse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
SOUTH BuckFlGlD.
.IC,II>
BeWarr ~ the sweet lullaby.

Bexar. Il the sweet lullaby.
school meeting GU south lllll saiur-
day.
". T.. Gerri.h has been seriously sick.
Frank Roberts l. al work la iiarlow's
tooth pick factory.
We have exchanged hor-e., COWS aud
Wagon. with josiah Hutchinson, ex-
changing the Atwood mare, hit Prc.cott,
for Josiah. slx.year-old mare. This
wslgh.. 1000 pounds, aud l. AZ handsome
We we're going Ia say as BABY Dean.
The writer has sold COW Ia the 49,
lectmsn for the town farm.
Tom Record aud Fred York are dri'-
Ing logs on Martin Stream.
seven patron. la two days without
advertising 4. the way Baby Dean strike.
the horse fancier. IL Buckfield.
Mud I. fast drying up, aud springs
work will follow With no leaden heel.
The Dudley boy. have bought the Hen
Turner place.
We hear 81 spring pigs '.as thick AZ
fallen leave. of Nallambro.la."
Mr.. J. j. Fuller Of East Hebron has
been sick.
Hubbard Lowell Ia. monster wood
pile.
Raise a IIsmbletonian colt II you want
a fashionable, salable one.
Uncle Addison tells us our grammar
uoe.nt Away. comport With the gram
NAUTICAL rules Of .'ye olden time How
could We dispense With our crliie.i
A fine Yorkshire boar at East Branch
farm.
Joseph n. blanchard has been home
on a short vacation from his school al
vinalhayeu.
q. u. Holland IL to have charge OF
Rob Deans four-yesr-old stallion this
season.
We purpose using baby Dean With ou'
/ Hutchinson MARI.
BABY Dean has made the fastest time
ever made ON Maine track.
~ the dream referred To by your Up
ton reporter proved mythIcal' The
writer l. a dreamer of drczms," and We
could tell Upton scores ut dreams that
have had literal fullnlment, some I'm
portant, others trivial. WHETHER u be q
sixth sense asserting itself, or another
cause that need not Be mentioned, that
enables one To grope amidst the din
rsalns Of futurity, rcd not b discasssd
hsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
EASY SUMNER.

Tho drama ''i,ebccCa'. Triumph" Va.
az s.ii PLAYED snd revived that II !. "a
4. ryI,-aicl before long.
Fast Dsy. % usual, va. oh.sr,ci b,
game. of hall. frlng ~ guns, etc. fsrc'
Day would - mor- appropriate nam'
nov.
no.worih A nrade-n cut out over
lrrn f-.t - rock maple plank NJ their
mill on Monday afternoon.
Isaac Bonney I. putting M flfty foot
cNien,Ion to his builiings. Other. AZ,
improving their buildlngs by an applI'
cation ~ paint.
The most lively place now !. Ia the
mill yarl ani th~rr u Yet quli" an
amount ~ lumber a. - cut out.
william ". >~vall aud hls eldest
daughter src visiting In Ma..achu.eit.
for q short time.
iaur,n k-rn !. about moving into Ma
Robinson. house aud la. cugagcd Ia
Work for Eastman, the .csslsmtn, Tor
the .~asou. Nr. Es.,mnn !. kept very
busy With his assistant. hlling orders
for III. home ral.e,l ...sl.. Ills busl-
ne. Ia. grown rspldly since hi. hr.,
venture.
sIngtfN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
Upton.

On~ % John Burke. cows produced a
u.l. Of twin calves a few DAYS ago.
In Errol. y. a., April iuh, "a u
~lfr ~ Jimmy Gibb-, son, ~s'gi'''i !"
pounds. n,
Iamsn anil Enoch sargent had two oi
th.lr mink traps robbed few day. sgo.
Th.v ~i.h the thieves (~e c.nt po--'ni,
thluk 81 any other name foe ihr,n) ~"1ii
return thsm the mink pslis or the value
~ them. They have to work Tor living
and are not able To lose that amount ~
money.
motto .IIoae-ty IL the best policy.
Mr.. l.. sargent has some nice VINE
Ieghorn eggs for sale for ha'ehing' pr
clutch. I5c. Ill
Mis- Mabel West Ia. lot Of new NH
Iinery. a., Al
~ the season on wheels. %
Last saturday John Nell p.eked -
poani. ~ gum making siY:ss wonn
picked during the week and he s.s - ;.
home 10 do his chores too How " snss
| Tor picking spracs eunf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
sEMRN

The sagar s~ason has not been very
prudiahle. -,
Pot.toe. have advanced In price, bat
tl..r. wlil BE bat fc~ handled In tn.
...tInn until AFTER mud time u over.
MI Siearu. has bought some ME" b"'i
oxru rvvutly.
oxen they .ay are selling rather ec'-
ter thl. .pfing.
Rear River !. FREE from ice aud driving
Will suon cotnmeucr. -,
VI. 4. Thur-ion'- drive Ina Bear latst
commsucei operation. Monday OF 'h''
ursk.
u,s ueather foe q couple 81 day. has
h..u cold and windy aud AZ the pre.eni
Nrjtins the water Ia. fallen to 10"
ralnt for driving purposes. =,
Orin Foster lo.t nice foar year "'n
MARI lately.
M stp ssa.on l. about over.
". 4. Foster lsft hi stp pan WIN
d.V'. l..lllng % syrup In !, over the mr.
one night lately AMI on visiting u IN IN,
morning h. found Il sugarcd on anu
burned t0 q cinter.
me meeting house at NeSry !. icing
shinelssi this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
IAsr RFrAEI.

.... bIt pi..ssl - trry quietly.
.... o. Grant his put boz mall toNe'
go On. STORE Cor the Ipsi otiifr.
........I ufuu hi. dutir. a. Io.iina--
l. IIfb.
N.. 81 q Perry has rrturucd ffus
...- ri. N.s.alhu sstts
E IiHsr rrrrutly had Two shcci
.. . 'l. tlri hy dugs.
D. bartlett returned from Naltham
N- Arr lsih
latrr 1rlnEr viii D. entertain
|H. NJ = kimhall and wifs ot
... evening. Npril sab.
N.- 'uIu NrsvU from kennrhunA
". fhf I-Jh tu attrui TN funrraI
.' - u#frr Mr.. Maria ~tilr..
I.. april llh NJ. Maria >tlle- age
e. ..|r. iuusril .er,icv. Nerc held Al
o. '..h Nrfl 18th couiuCicd by Rev
.r E..r 20 Nnioter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
WEST SUMNER.

our village L. taking oL IL. spring az
pcarance. paint aud paper working q
wonderful Transformation.
John q. Chase has bought out the
other heirs aud has moved onto the faru
.o long occupied by his father In Paris
Frank Gowell. who has lived there for q
year or two, has purchased a farm Ia
ruelltown.
A. 4. swift has moved onto the farm
% n. &. Rowe. al. strp-father.
j. VI. Doble l. at work for W. ~
Tainter. the stage man at Dixheld.
l.. 4. Howe and wife of Brocton,
Mass, came "a his fathers a few days
since.
Arlena, the two-year-old baby of Ches
ter Allen Who was the victim of the ssd
shooting affair n few months ago. SCENT
among the unfortunate ones. whil'
riding with her parrnts To make an even
ing vi.ii. they tipped over. going o,eI
onto the child aud breaking her lex neat
the hip.
Mrs. Abble Webster, sister Of Barnet
Thorne, has received q pension Of 5000
Mrs. u. W. Heath IL spending tn
week With her daughter, Mrs. 7. ID
I.unt of Buckfeld.
Mrs. George Lawrence of bethel, whs
has been at her fathers, \. II. Yields, al
late, has returned home, taking Mr.. Fielt
to spend q few weeks. 4.
George A. Chandler aud Wife rcturne'
from Norway aud south Paris = few
days since.
Services were held At the Baptis
church Fast Dsy.
\. II. wethefl'ee came the 18th In read
lness for household goods which wer'
ordered here at that time.
Ia. Fletcher sowed peas the 18th.
Miss Eva Noyes came home from lie
bron Q week aimee. She IL % work 10
George &. Howe at Auburn tho nrst o
May.
Ellis Doble Of south Paris has vislte,
among relatives here the present week
Hiram Pulslfer u on the alex list.
y. II. wsthesbss's family are expects
| the Ioeh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
Noers.wEsr eErsIl

Little Iicn Stcarns l. very sick.
y. :. >trarus has made ahout eight
rsllous q maple honey.
~tm rctkins went o. t.ofham, y. H.,
lat Ncrk.
Nm Chapman vent az the line a rev
davs aru.
N. Icnlcy sui 18th Mason have plant.
~ rlrlY pas.
Horl. IN Wet bethel. April lith. O.
ths " lic ~ Elvari SAWYER >killings, .
laughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22

ON sunday night Col. J. y. TNltchel
was .sly.d with q sudden attack ~ YER
ttyo ani heart disease, rendering hlm
helpless and unconsciou. for some time
Tie u. noN rrcONcfing.
Mr.. VIM. N. i.inscott has been chosrn
agent In our village .cbool district.
Mi. Ethel l.. stone 10 Cornish vii
teach Ia the New Settlement.
Deputy sheriff stacy, ~ Near PALE,
.clys,i package 10 conirsbrand Nhiskri
AZ Hiram thi. week.
Mr.. VIM. n. Clemou. !. quite .lck Of
cTy.ip.as.
The hrm 10 CLARK 4 Evans AZ East
Hiram dissolved aud Jane. Evans ans
al. .on Clifton form the fun Of Jane.
Evans a TO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
ANnOXIR-

The village school. began Monday, the
iith, Ia charge 20 Miss Ad'lie Bartlctt ~
Esst Dlxfield ani MI. lula :. Abbo,t
~ this plscc.
chester Sweet Who has b.cn ou the
road With Georgr Grrgg Tor some time
Ia. returned home.
u. 4. Grover continues a. rtin q night
crrw AZ hls dovcl mill.
s.E. Clark Ia. put down q new hoor
IN hls .torr. sam has an eve for busl-
me-. spi keeps things ship.hipc about
him.
y. \. rcrkin. !. At the Lake dolng q
Iob ~ painting AZ Blrch Lodge.
The Gadahout. are driving oui their
poplar. Report .sy. that they have
.alt~i down snug pile frum the WIN
ter. operations.
Ando,rr congratulate. hself on
again having Dcpuiy sheriff slnrr
learning ~ the appointment, of Ebcn \.
I'oor 90 that ofiiCr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
sRowsFiElo

u. MI. .sblh day q April GRAHAM a
... srrr storing irv FROM burnt
N.s Pool iu BruNudeld They cat
.I-1tr tUus that week.
N.,.r. Bumhlm a Co.. Portland
.... ..f IuI .Iorvl sioU toa. from Rat
...".a. l'o1I
Subjective acre. a eucumlsrs have
... .-lni fur thls season. The ga.
...-. srr tn D. shipped o. Portland
o.. N.-.r.. p. n. pettcngill q Go. hy L.
t...
49, soft rlurstou. Who has heen Nv
..- .r fls e.. Near place, has moved in'
Dbl. hHu.e furmrrly oCcupiet By \. =
NJ -r..Hl 90 thi. yilhgr.
l.s literary ,irclc mt with Dr. Ella
'...hr.I lus.slav evening.
W. samuel BroVu. sgcd - years
ari Nouisy morning. lie had heen
H..l'sr uf reyusW k.t Ledge. 1. q. -. D
''rfI -fhrpv Years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22

The snow !. going fast. cur d~ld'
afr mostly barr aud the frosi will soor
b. out ~ the ground, beat the spfing Y
much later than last wear.
4. :. bean has shut down hi. mlll N
Mason ani sent hl. cr-N a. Alhany, a.
b. has Mill driven by water IoweI
thsrp.
They have candy party AZ f l
beans to-day. The Young people wll
tssie the hll.. ~ domestic sscets.
q. y. brown Ia. h.rn gctting year.
suppl, ~ vooi. IL Ia. hit.cu corl'
1T nice hsri wool .,wel lnto steve veal
!. n. bean. Ia. u much better. III
l. uoN able o. attend ~ hi. usual bu.l
ness.
D. l. Bean has b--n repairing I. \
lcan's mill. he has not started up yet
Their l. bat little lumls~r AZ th" mill.
The maple sugar season has b"cn shori
but very sweet.
T.. ~. II. say. a cold, dry summer.
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our village school. will begin next
week, not lat week a. stated Ia your
last Issue.
George stanley aud wife have moved
into Harlow block.
Ch.s. McCrillI. has moved Into j. >.
Harlow. rent over Stanley q Bryant-
store.
FI.hermen are getting out their tackle
and are talking 81 Weld Pond aud sal
mon.
Frank stanley la. exchanged his PAGER
spoolmaker. for j. =. Harlow. black
mare AMI three hundred ani twenty
n,. dollar.. spoolmaker Il a valuable
family horse, Kind aud gentle.
4. l.. Sweets has sold his horse a.
william Downs for four hundred seventy
five dollars.
y. :. stowell has purchased a New
Home sewing machine.
n. u. Holt has q valuable yelrling
colt for which h. Ia. been offered Que
hundred aud fifty dollars.
Fay roll last month al spool mill wa-
thirteen hundred dollars. Many scarce
" appreciate the real worth ~ such an
| industry. one source 81 intrinsic worth
:. that such mill purchase. and manu-
factures the raw material grown az
home, thereby bringing Into town the
proceeds of such material after being
manufactured, while many other indus
trie. send away for their material. ln
the first case the capital remains nj home
and IL used again and sgaln Ia give
thrift and growth Ia our village. In the
second case capital l. scnt from home "a
develop business enterprise. In other
towns.
To appreciate thi. thought Que has
only TO consider their dgurcs Que year.
stock nj spool mvl when sawei anl
dried will cost at least fifteen thousand
. dollars; add Ia this sum the monthly pay
roll aud II will make a snug little sum "a
be paid yearly to our own townspcople,
Lett ali Join hands aud Invite other busi'
meas concerns Ia locate In our midst.
4 Your scribe believes he voices ti,s
sentiment Of the town when he says that
the citizens of Dlxfield village ell glad.
/ iy Invite any and every Industry seekins
q favorable location 90 locate at Dixileli.
W. W. smith 10 40 that DE goes oui
some now.
Mr.. Gould has commenced Ia frame
(, his building aud has the sills In place.
Frank Stanley, George Marsh, u. u
Stanley aud John Trask went 10 Weld
Pond Friday.
We can cross the river at Browns fer
~. Tie upper ferry boat will be In tlis
river In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Park left Monday
for Searsport.
John Ellis Il out on the street aEair
after HE illnsss.
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AZ q meeting of the village corpora
tIon Saturday, the I3th Inst, money ws'
raised io purchase the fire engine. etc.
Benjamln siorr % Carthage was ia
town recently.
~. n. II,rsey. Esq.. u making eSien'
-ivc repairs and improvements on hl'
dwelling house.
Fast bay passed OF very quietly. The
traditional game ~ marbles, quolt-, aud
egg boiling parties made up the program
for the day.
4. =. Ilridghsm, E.q., NJ Portland.
visited friend. here thursday.
Miss Ellie q. Morrill,, who Il teaching
nj Norway, was At home for few days
last week.
n. v. Prince sud wife returned from
New York Friday.
MI. Apiella ~. Princc has private
elias. ~ ten scholar. during the Interval
between the wiuier ani summer term of
school.
April .o far has averaged several de
gree. colder than last year.
GEORGE ~. Cu.hmsn doe. the enter
nlnlng ~ stranger. IN the absence 81 a
hotel.
4 COOL brood mare aud ally after
Mslor Iloone for sale; enquire of Dr. &.
:. thild..