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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08


Emma Goldman, the anarchist agitator
from New York. addressed too mootlnes az
workfnemen veatarxlav. she 1. : l,iIli. -
sneskey enA ~ Art f.w .srs.,,r.s 49,,
- ..,..s.-- 81 ss.-.s crN:.., ~.
- 49, e'ssnsaon e ner auolenosa one = aoout
ance, except that her hair Il cut short and
combed straight back from the forehead.
In convsrsation last nieht she said: az
hava heer, an anarchist aImn.4 eirce NJ
scr-tssvth 800 80, - !.
- - 1870 ., -
g. Ie'e1s from nay Darsnplace 70 uer-
many. = va e nussas tnas oeeen 70 nm.
1ssss.no ~ s ~ ne kne conaluons ana
sne UP. ossson y ne Po9keS caesSess anQ
became possessed q Al inspiration to do
wnat Vas possible ior me % right these
treat wrongs. Five yean ago my parents
eno ~ Augxs - .0On olscoyereo tuet
sNL - W.. : ~ ~ =. = 9V ~ s0t 1umsn.sy 2
- s.vs sgV.eu - ~ ~ su1 9kcas uues
= ..s. ~ ~. euus 49, 49, e rs, Iep.
= r.s -. ~ ~. J. i acns.e
Thev - dxr,hodov ~ 49, - A>oT. $500.
- ~ w -. =. os Wya 49,. l1tu!n
~ = 49, ss.. aosa ~ s9.. m1Unasy moInlne IA
S.ss..;.S IN -. 49, -. n.u 49, g IL
~ =. 1870 ..'u 49, ua.rs - Osn
g 49, 81 - p.as Ieuess many
n.' nv q. =. ~. .h Soe ,lOm nusHs end tne
ssiI.S - 49, = you w 49, co9.
Z. ,ss,ss. 8; - ecol0ml0
.i,,. .s = ~. t0ieaIn
Many IMPROVEMENTS. 4ou tnougnS yoQ
s.snSc c n.u ;n = .:nu e ~ Szsuon ana
- T"- w 49, e s.usao.s y non yVu AIrive1
:. IA = $500 S..;,.s s..u .ns 5sne stree1
tfs- 49, Hsn.s ). luIl g llcness
49, 'l1sn - {Oe w.0 nao luss
wc.s 800. ~ IN $ .ss vnaages. ana
~ ~ vn, snli y 4uly great coun-
49,, ~ 49,. sy Osss.u9 we ~ @ Iree-
ssrSs. 49, $500 ~ -yyseasy - snese new
~ .s 49, Ia on .uu you Camo t0 sne
s~r.,c. "a rnr ,,; 49, sns1e sne Wre.cnea
sS am.ss 49,. ~u 80, , - ~ ne Ienemcns
49, "a = s.,! ~ - :. auu cIled. On:
-. = o. MnssmIc Is .nings can exist g Close
c - sISI ~ 3 g = @ Ano you con-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08

.,l lssara' wedding rings q B.ayss. sos From.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08

New eioaks opened. D0hsny 4 narun.
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Wanted It to Harmonlxe.
Chicago Tribune.

what is the price of these walking
sticks?" she inquired.
Twenty-Five cents" replied the clerk.
"I'il take this one.n
Beg pardon. Miss, but you have selected
one that is badly curved. 4"
II know it, sir. am buying this walk
ing-stick as present for gentleman that
wsiks on two curves. / know what Pm
after, young man"
She waited till the cane was wrapped IN.
paid for it. and salied out of the store. and
the clerk went into the back room and sat
down. He said he didn't feel well. and be-
lieved he was going to have . chill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-08

The anniversary
sale today at
Hyams Pauson & Co.
800, 500, 8o4 Front,
should supply every
man in Seattle vi tn
an overcoat.
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.
-------
Hhnmln61on, Wnsh.. nov. The
DsIes,sS eomntrv n 4 fruit roGion. Upon
Ss.ss -SkS.ss 49,. son - iiff3a dnubt.
=, - =, "a 4. rxss 49, -. $500 q 8.
49, g :
- yees - es's y. 4. = a...s 49, -.
6evotopm1ue q tn nloniy ~ pokton eno
ESSENTIAL industry. = few Year, go e Mas
fko universal upduton atunoot that the
S'r1nnt,w 40 n<,k aud could never ~ INSIDE
= e-cst -. 5nrire -. HSupiiv. thie fliu-
g zas1z 49, - ~ s..,s..is- e -
"a: = =, /! - s-N. s y, q.
o59enees - ~ 49, ~ : q ~
- = 1ooI1ro0o0 q ~ xeot Inn l0f sue
hardy fruits the P1jouso country - uneur-
uoeood hui they en- not aWeking 70 this
se.liee1auD g fheS should.
T5.sr 8 -s~- ~ ,,I.rtr- 1,frre them the
!, j - = nss 9 --is~z~ n s-~ss's~sss.s~ 800
n .nnVH =. -. :. 49, -
- 1MsukS gSlgss t.ssnA 2 = useee - -
oonetyety q y to kooIvt1xELAIo1nCE
oofxoopon1Gnt today interviewed Mf. Will
{nm II Bonu The ownoR q Inc farm on
~ ps1cnre rivar : lev niles from FARM
s-~ess ,-s.o 1. 'rsersir. Ioon, anr,,a trees
- s. sosss - - -s'sse ~ ---r
- y ..ss1 ~ - -
nes - snocS p sssn.o ~ ~ - =.
~. ~. ~ ~ -. ana r,olts which
-. -. $1,000 - a~,,erisvfs ase rannonn,
49, - --.s.tss n ~ssS.
. ~ 80 ~ - = 49, $3.50 LA. I.
a 49, a. ~. Z. - - =. - 1870.
ss = . es..s sssre
-. ~ $50 ,sii ss.sss 49,.
~ ~ 49, 80. ss-
80 ~ 81 y. rs.sss.
J. u ~ s... ~ : 49,.
- esos-s ess~sy .'-s,
Nn.se - bsvsS - psv1 49, =
49, - 8
~ - - *eeo Wlsn slen oens1esi
Ny 1ss neye ~. ~. 9 ..sss 49, ~.
~. - 49, y. 16.n~ 80 -.
1.ss - 49, IS }. 1870 s.s .1e
e-en eu9gys - nese mess Iu'I ~ g ~
ene 80 = .. ~ t -.
t99s 81 0Wu - = ~ 49, up Nc -
- - - ~ -
Ihers = - oouasxy uke our immemsne g,
esnIsy; no1e = Veil edapfed g me sacoesss1a
80 Asee'e eEoMi.e g ~ k'nos g Hu'ss 5no
oarQea pxooucA " fne Uesn q tnas NJ woe
end eaRsiui observation has convinced me-
my
"Actiug undof this conviction. ! have pur-
ohooe4 ~ ooGee of land On the Ro3oueo river, .
lev M1loo fron HaxUtugtons and moved my
famtly upon 4. have puftheoeo 10l0oo appae
trees and loo Grspe vinoA Big ienst III Quite
= Itekl Not 8 81. haye done = hacked ~
What IN alroady boen IN ocoompli1hed success.
~Why aho1ld net 10ooo tseee do q ven and
noa pro1tahlo proportiouas6ly . 100 noea. or
even 6ettoef On che honlu o. the Palouso river2
o. uooth alopoo, hay " plnutod my orchard
An - seos ~ tnrse.yssz~olda allow no
$500 = 40 81 anv Md = ~rosv asanne tharn
NJ 49, Dart toward he sun. % that IL hot
rayp cannot blie1or tnsir hodiee--a ereat source
q iniury. u fhe way. / allow - limbs to
grow I'm. q otder that the branches and leaves
nav aha6o "A rpnAoSf tha tylnka
sI6n noreh eis1,oe thav onf ~ yeeetafian
eeoso s INV IT,. ana mnko e stiIl nore S 81
pu1ShfIe q - isn1n aov. fhia 4 dnno q keen
~ 49, s-.--. Ss.r~.s--s,., -~.a.5 .~-s.~ = ~
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N.w Yn,h ar.cisl.
From Il. sdv.rcs conv 81 Ward nfx.
Allsssfs oook ex!raets nfe msos g. sne
op'naon g me leader g NeW xofks hour
Hundred upon toctety.
In the opening chapter. undor the had
irr ssHv Family 4 the author tells 81 his
/. n,other's arrivsi Is Naw York. whera ahe
49, - h,s.t,.,,5 ths,, !. Gun. rsscv.;.,r
49, - ss,..s -s.,s 3. cs-.,.sr ~. s-,rs
and one dsushter were born.
y second brother, Hall ereW Mp with
the post Milton always under his arm. He
Was great efudout g the little VILLAGE Of
anrfnvSe1d a whara nv fnmtlv ma Z
.s,s,nt,- ss.sr.. 80 s.. ..ss,,,.ll. ,>..a
"a 49,. "
- sees e . e aney .ooos. ieL's
per - : poy g - yee!s Q1 80 KeeainK sne
Decdaratton Of Independence on the Fourth
Of July from the pulpit Of the village
churca 70 the descendants Of The old Sals-
burRh0fe who came over soon after ORle-
tho pe. and ~ Wes before IN audience Of
these piney woods farmers that, with this
brother, et the meeting q our debating So
ciety ~ this village. I discussed the ques-
ton, which u tha stronger. passion, love
OF ambition. ho ADVANCING ambition; /
love.
II well remembof going for him O. fol-
lows:
8 IL his motto - that Of Hercules the In
viucible, assume for mino that Of his OPP
pone1t. Venus the victorious. With my
sling and STONE will enter this unequal
combat and thus hope to shay the great
Goliath.
The twelve good true men who heard
the discussion decided IN my favor. 70
the end az his days this brother Of mine
was guided and governed By this solf-sams
ambition. It made him what he became
"a great lawyer; the lawyer OF the Pacific
coast. His boast 70 me Was that he had
savod seventeen lives, never having lost :
murder case.
II let ambition 90 through life and to the
present moment swear ~ my eooddess.
Venus.
As the supposed heir az nv saving nod
mother, he proceeds, ,'the portals Of New
York society we're easily open TO me- /
weIl remembsr nv first fancy bali, given
By Mn. John G. Stevens IN her residences
were called ii "a drill On the waxed door
to perfect them for dancing.
ssThe laency Of ~ 600 Maid me- b. Nav
York life insurance and trust company
expended in fancy dress, which I fat
tered myself Vas the handsomest and
richest at the ball
II danced the cotIllion With nun. :
strange coetumo for her to appear in. a 4
won't b num- was engraved on every ex-
preston OF her face.
This next great social event that recall
was the great fancy ball given BY the
6chermerhorns In their house on the cor
ner Of Great Jones street and Lafayette
place. All the guests were asked to aprear
Il the costume 81 the period az Inuis XIV.
The house itseH Was furnished ma decor
ated Ia that style for the occasion. No
pain or expense Was spared. lt vas In
tended TO Be- the ereatest affair e luxs New
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The Northern Pacific overland train ,e.v,r.
csesue as p m. on and afer Septem her la
vii run toiid via Garrison. Butte and Iorsn
aontana Union will make ciose connecfior. ~
S,fison Win overland trains leaving EeatIle n
e as, e. ior Butte. Anaconda, Deer Lodre ma
81 sr., =. tnst me THIS gives direct service on
Union po,ntx :" - oassns
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Aiiitosaire's Model wife.
LAdiss Home Journal
Mn. John D. Rockefeller-ths wife Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
Wrsr alTsll

The school. IN N. village aud on tn
Flat commenced last Monday. Teacher
Zoe the former u lIert ilrysni 10 Bethsl,
AMI for the latter Ia MI. Day ~ Iswi.'
ton.
Mr.. IIorlc- walker died. % con.ump-
tlon last "Wednesday.
4 shameful di.turbanc. occurred last
SATURDAY evening In the church her,
during the session ~ religious meeting
by three drunken rough. entering.
They conirallcicl the preacher ani
o,herwis. disturbed the meeting. They
we're requested a. leave aud refused, bat
promised to make no further disturb
lncr, which proml.e they III not fully
keep. They WE'RE very blooiihlr.ty AZ
ter getting upon the street, and coming
In contact Nth Charlie. y. Brown ani
Milfnnl IIrown 10 Mason, they made an
assault and Charlie. y. reviewed . brutal
beating. The assaulting party here CON
sisted 10 seven. They arr foreigners
aud IN the employ 81 \. :. Bean. Sher-
In worncll {. sway anil M arrests have
ben made. II !. rrport~i that tso ~
the leader. left the place last MONDAY
Therr l. great Indignation over the at
fair, that foreigner. should come among
"a. and disturb the usual qul-tnsss ~
our village. hi. affair sas the rulml-
nation ~ weekly saturday nights
drunken ros. fur nearly whole year
past. AMI ~ hop- II viii D" the means
~ keeping the rvin. ~ justice drawn
wlth q nrmsr hand hereafter. \ ten.
t-rance lecturer spoke Ia th. place last
evening. That l. sisp Ia the right d.
r-cilon, but next .hould come an ofiic"r
Who no, only feels u HI. duty but cnjoy.
to enforc- the Temperance Law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
sn,Ira aiinsrlIIn

ricking apple. Z. the orisr of th. dsy.
We. waliron L. az work Tor Homer
y. ,hs.e.
Franc Blcku~ll think. ~. overlooked
ono 20 the l-~.t colts AZ North Bnckhrld
When Ne tah that place . Welt early w
the season. Franc Ia. the t-icsr-old
lowell Bshv Dean gvlhing and b. !. c'n'
nient that h. Will develop considerable
.p~~i.
Neigh,or Ja.on returned .afe aud
sound from the Canton fair.
We r.y~iy,,i a call the other dsV firm
y Mr.. I.olf- 20 i,umfori, representing
,h- Eclipse Fruit Flicker 60. 20 DiNheld.
We believe II .. practicable, common
.~n.. frul, picker.
We were told the other DAY. "Nou ar,
prepared to discus. any question AZ :
moments no,icc." Well, ~ hardly
claim a. b. \ walking encyclopedias.
IIaw sudden .~-ms the transition
frurn the f-r,-ni hcs, ~ summer Ia ih'
chill aud fros,s ~ autumn. The snow
~ winter arr almosi herr.
". hs,, an oh orchard on = rich plcc'
~ ground sni ar- thinking ~ rrmoving
them, rOcts and all. plosing the ground
aud .s,iing out again Ca Young tree.
Al.l iri.h !. paying ss.0 per barre
Zoe fall fruit.
Passing through Turner The other ia'
after the barning 10 the Walter ". iIeal'
Suildings. Ne could but observe the
strange fatality ~ four ssis 81 farm
l.aildlng. al DESTROYED by dr. on land
tn, L. al conn.ct~i. I. the IRE hend
h.,umlng an epldemlc'
II doe. not angur veil Toe farming a.
so such prrIonderance ~ gray halfrd
men UPON our farm. and the ab."ncc II
the Young men.
Mr.. Ilorscc Merrill .. baylng ne~
sailch cos..
Thr writer Ia. '.is,her.- Of pIg' Coz
Il sale
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
wesY PARIS

u. r. Curtis has hIs barn up, boarded
aud shlngled.
y. ". Emery 10 having his hou''
shingiesi.
Henry I,e~i has rented v. wins
stand.
Mrs.. Brsg,ion Of Portland is visiting
her sister. Mrs. ,. W. klmbsIl.
Mrs. Frances Durham ~ Maiden
Mass, IL visiting friends In this plsee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Small of Portland art
visiting their daughter. Mrs. II. Reed
MIS- Mabel Clark, Who has been stop
ping with her cousin, Mrs. Perry, has
returned Ia her home In Portland.
Goi,ien Ruie Lodge, I. d. u. T.. cbo.e
delegates Thursday evening Z" attend
the District Lodge to b. held st East
Hebron next Thur.sisy, Oct. nth.
There MAS good Interest ani attend
ance 81 the four day. meetings held In
the chapel thi. week. The clergymen
present were Rev. Msssts. Springer of
Mechanic Falls. whIt..hle % south Far
Ia, y. ". smith 10 Norway aud W. y.
smith II TIL. place.
IN. choral society commence. re-
h.srsal. agsln Monday evening.
Mls. Lille swan, daughter of Nathan
swan. Who va. reported very .Ick last
week. passed away saturday fornoon'
Funeral service. were held a. the house,
attended by Rev. a.. u. lIannafori of
Rumfor,i. Thi. Il q hard blow Ia Mr..
swan, .he belng his ONLY daughter.
i.ss. than Que year ago 10. boat hi- only
son. and bat q few years ago he lost his
wife, Who had he-n In poor health for .
number ~ year. before her death. MI.
swan ha. the heartfelt sympathy Of the
community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07

N. N. Biri and Ah-l Andrews report
hls crop 20 potat0es, Nv hite klephsn''
Nn,.r.~s -av. -four hundred Bushels per
.er.. Mr.. Hiri had on hftecn SQUARE
ru.l- tNeuty-fOur basisel-- =.
IN. eoon. have trOabled MI. bird
corn very much. Ills dog rece1tly en-
gsr.,l 18th large ccon aud the coon
-. more than a match Tor him bal the
nv g,,. him a charge of cold less'
~hi-h lsid him cot. lie -eeme'i =" be
an ,,ld veteran having Loot oo. f"','
me large crops of POTATOES are rot
ting Ia some extent.
SEVERAL Of our people are attending
the fair az Lowell.
AIel Andrews has sold sio Worm ol
NEAT sioes aud horses this SEASON fro"
hls farm. -.
I~maeI Durham, of Greenwood, who
xTle. 80 maay interesting items for the
D.mocrat. With his wifr, recently spent
. few da,. Nth her brother. j. w. tum-
,aI,g.- who has been In feeble health
n.,,ly two years. Mr.. Durham Kind,
s.xs m. a pleasant call. lie has learned
- ,s.,-,., oil age aud gray hairs. MAY
~. lix. many yearr and his years DC MI
| -, with u-~fulness az In the past
o.r forests are putting on som"f'
h.. quite fast reminding ne thai the au
,.,an of Ilfe v m soon be upon Va. How
..nx an. cut Down In the springtime o.
life. .The Reaper tskes not Only W.
rip@ and yellow grain, but inc n'""'
thar grow bit ~e~n- , 4. ..,
Uou. W. ". Cross OF brtdKton W.
aftsr stock. This IL his nns~nh ye~'
1 In the business. u.,.,,
= ]. Cole has sold his cxen to uutsn
,us.u and Carter and his brown maN u
| Elhry wh~el~r and son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
EAST SUMNER.

On Monday and Tuesday 81 last week
Frank l.. barrett loaded 2soD bushels IL
apples at Sumner station, AMI will take
In many mor- later. lie pays from ~
to sc for natural fruit. according Ia sire
aud condition.
Several from this place attended the
sabbath school convention at Mechanic
Falls ON Friday.
The Oxford District Lodge ~ Cool
Trmpiars hold their next session with
the lodge at East Hebron on "Wednesday,
oct. sth.
I.-y. &. r. Keen az East Hebron Was
/ AZ East sumner on Saturday, the 9th.
sni made fr~ brief calls.
The school house nj this place u un-
dergoing thorough repairs and viii he
no disgrace Ia the place when finished.
VIM. Pore fllci a bushel bsske; from
| n hills Of potatoes 81 Eastman. "fili-
basket" variety. They are rightly nam
ell. From - pound ~ seed of the same
variety Dea. W. .. Berry Of Canton
| raised iss 81 pounds.
J. T.. iIodgdon and Wife visited south
Paris on Tucsdsy and Wednesday 81
last week. The Baptist Quarterly meet
Ing was held there At that time.
slOgtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
FAST wArIRgosp

samuel " Davis ant hri,i~. LIME VI
Cumming gave . rrC-t.tlon th- r,vning
q ~ sith Nhile making shori Walt At
q. .. Nm-s'. nl~y will make their
houir Ia Portland.
Nl.s clara saunders - lnS.ll, Mas,
d.. Waited a. jaime. Chsihourur'. irv
DAYS
TIA MAJ. daughter - Nr. ani Mr.
william n k-,n. dic,i ~eptem'-f an
after IN uln-ss - sryvrsl months, agVl
m mnuih. and ~ dsys. funsfal 49,
,icr.. conducted by Rev. q. l.. skinner,
we're hsld a. the house a : q. n. Mon
dav. Much sympathy y felt fof ths
family la The lo.s - this their ONLY
daughter.
ss,rse stevens anil Sifr have novel
o. Norsay shsrv b. has ~ufk in ths
nui.hine r,.om in Tho tannsry.
Mr.. /. a. Nrlntirv has bc.n quite
sick bat d. now Improving.
Ia johnson has t.ern has lng potatoes
n thr farmer. al.out here. IL ssni q
carload b. Marbleh.ad the hfst Il The
aFsk.
Charlc. l.. klgurr !. Ia town a Ne,k
Tour ladic. from North .iridgtou cslh
81 Ca Mr.. NorS'-sd saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
etIuroRp clsrpt

Mr.. 4. u. iIoyt returned from Wal
than. Mass. last fhur.day and was mar
ricd to Mi. Addls wooi by Rev. q. u
II.nnafopi. They are exrrllcni yOung
people snd ~e wish them much hsppl
bc... several ether pretty l,umforl
girls arr reported q. on the mttrimoulsl
rad; s0mr Who have held good pat
tion. a. teacher. aud among linmford''
beat.
We arr much pleased Nth the action
taken by the citizens 10 south rarl. e.
suppress the rum trafilc succ... Ia you
gentleman and ladle. for you arr In th'
right.
May attended the Anioyrr fair from
thl. section and had a .plsndh ilmc
only Un. thing marrci the occasion snd
that "a. gambling upon the gronni.
We tri.t IA. officer. sill stop such Sofl
another year although u may secm bu
q single game.
.lgk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
DENMARK.

Barnham a Morrill, clo.~i cora can
Ming bsr-, >-pt. 18th after . very sue
c-..ful tun. Ia. shop was run by ',eo.
4. D,-alsy. Who Ia. bccn superintendent
.incr the business was started, ten year.
ago. About $500 can. ~cr- pat up
III. larg-.t pack ~ any shop In ih'
state.
The machinery I. t-cing pat Ia for can
ming apple. aud apple. arr coming Va W
large quan,lilc... IN. price paid u ye'
fof % pounds. =,
The children and friends ~ Mo.c. w.
Bradbary met al hi. residence OF. j, Ia
celebrate the fiftl.th anni,rr.ary of M.
marriage 10 Ann Colby. All their chill
drrn snd all their grandchildren .Nrp,
on. wer. present, also one sister AMI
other friend. aud relative. Ia the pumi'-r
~ nfty. 4 bouuilful dinner ~s. served,
AFTER which 4. n. smith, in feeling
manner, presented the couple With The
presents, which were valuable aud ma
psrou.. consisting ~ tea .et, easy chair,
gold coin aud many other useful pres
eut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07
ROSBURv

-rhool has commenced In district No.
under the instruction of Walter Cor
.oa, brother 10 VI. y. Cor.ou who taught,
her. last year.
Mr.. Lock- has gone Ia yislt friends
la Massachusetts, aud New Hampshire.
Levi. Reed of Mexico v looking over
m. white blrrh land la this town. lie
thinks II putting In a steam mill To work
up the birth.
Milo Mitchell L. at work for John
Reed.
This town claims la beat the county
on ''pllai pl,ellow." Johnny Houston
/. ONLY ffi.en and weigh. 30 pounds.
cur many forest bill.lde. are now
paints~i by a hand possessed of FAR more
cunning than th. hand IL man. There
4. class Who believe there u mo power
beyond the power of man" such are Ia
b~ pltic.i for not seeing when they have
eyes "a see.
The weather L. delightful.
hear that the surveyors are locstlng
a route for railroad up our river. VIII
wonders ever ceasef
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wEsr SUMMER

he closing line. ffum the I'en 81 our
piNfsI correspondent fall Ike hcne-
diriibu on cur -orroSing heart. We
that arr left without a mother must take
gp ufr's duties ch-sffullv. knosing that
or hls..e,i mother 1. beyond all cafc
snd pain. "Earth hath no sarroSs that
IIra,rn cannat hrai."
Ne ~rrv surprised that your HoNbiry
rorr,-pandsnt should have tb. mistaken
Iisa that John 1. la the least sksp;ical.
Slight dif.rrnc.s II opinion arr I.srmissi-
bls - lous a. one la. the bright hop. D.
you'd 90 life eternal.
N. many friends ~ Rev. W. W. 'och-
rans welcomed him In bri.f calls fes
day. since prior to hls sailing the an
int. with his bride az missionary Ia
Barn.h. Mr.. a. preached Tor the baptist
tsaple her. before commencing his the''-
Logical .tadi.. AZ Rochester, y. y, FROM
~hleh he graduated In June.
Mr.. John Head l. visited by friend
+. Mrs. Kicker frUm Boston.
NJ. Nathaniel Warren of >toughton'
Mas, l. making al. annual visit Ia hi'
.l.iss. Mr.. l.oihrop aud family.
NJ. Mar,~lla Head. of -amnsr iilll,
l. visiting relative. about the village H.,
forr going Coz the ~iuicr Ia a sisters al
Dover. y. IL. -,
Mr.. MayheN aud Mrs. Emeline III.
be 20 North Backheld. Who FORMERLY
lived In our village, have rcccn,ly 'i''i
"a frisnd. here.
NJ. aud Mr.. :. Dohle have rriurne'
frum th.ir daughter. AZ south Paris.
Mr.. Ifnkham. 20 Lincoln, !. usiin.
her hrothsF.. a.. n. aud IL. L.. Eyrr-on
Mr.. klusman Quincy and daughter %
LYNN have visited Mrs.. u. :. fuell, hii
daughter. rcc.uily.
| HE M@.t SUMNER fair viii h. held n
that plsc.. SATURDAY, October llth- u
sfarmy the follosing Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-07

Mr.. francis II. Ubl'-tts has frc"iN~'
a t-euslon az the late widow ~ Jsin~.
Osguoi 20 the sih Maine Regiment. >hs
l. repairing her house.
Isaac :. losvii u working st the corn
.hop ~ Brpsnheld.
Tho Congregational circl. met Wei
nes.iav a Hon. Aimon Nouns'..
John a.. Madssorth. q son 20 Hoo. :.
u. wad.sorih. having graduated ~
Trychufg Academy, Nill eu,sr Dart
mouth 1ollsgr.
Mi. Iif5ic Ctaibogruc 1. teaching on
Hiram ilill.
Nj. celia Sigar; !. al North hrldgion
Ncahsmy.
IN. sunday .,cning prayer meeting
In the ~pring Dlsirici l. held AZ Erasius
Stofvfs AfF.N.
Levi n. Robbla. has rvme,el 10 LIN
erik.
M Congregational society aw rrI,lf-
lng their charyh, p,ln,ing, Papcring ahd
cau-iing.
ca Tuesday evening Hc,. Milton Pratt
~ sofham preached an eloquent mis-
sIanaF, .sfmoa a The Methodist churvh.
ca Hriiay evening Df q. ~. Browu
- Boston and io.eph y. Miller 81 con
bertlrut orr anlfri lodge ~ New Eng-
isai Oulcr 20 Protection consisting II
forty 81 oar t-c.i ladies ani sentlemen.
solomon u. Babb la. removed ."
Barre. VI.
J. DAyi. wilder has rccclyci pension
20 so I.cf month.
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OSrORp

NJ. and Mrs.. Hind. of Portland wcry
In town last week.
Mr. fics,d sRi little sam ot Ms.ss-
cha.stts src Ni.iilhg her sister, Mrs.
Edwards.
Mr.. Morvy, Mo la. b.-n II the Insane
hospital AZ Aagu.t,, di~i of consumP-
tian lat w~sk.
Nc fill.bu,V - il.b1u l~iuf-sl a.
tie ". q. church "Wednesday evening.
The mt.qucr,dc ball at iiampus Hall
was yell aiisnic,i.
Tranklln sargent ~ Easi oxford ~as
arrested on The chang. ~ ssllius liquor.
~, was found guilty sni ~as nned .ip
and cpsts.
Tho n~N postmaster, Nr. 4. y. Du.
rsll. took charge ~ the i-".t ofiic- on
"Wednesday, the commencement ~ the
quarter.
Mr.. and M.s Corning hay. returned
e. their home in ilo.ton.