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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
RUMrORD.

Gnss crop looking fine, but other
things behind, business duh aud trade
poor.
q. I. session. Ia. gone to the lake on
a fishing trip. -.
4 new school house Il all the talk
now. there seem. Ca be various opinion.
all that hay. scholars are In favor and all
those that have none are oppo.e'i, We have
got voi. Ia build AMI propose 10 light
II out II Il take. all summer; the trouble
now seem. "a be- on q location, the opp"s'-
ton .ay they Will oppose any location.
la short an obstruction policy u tn rc
pursued.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
EAs1 WATERFORD.

Henry Plummer aud wife % Colorado
have been spending a few day. with his
sister Mr.. Waldo 4. brown.
VIII ChadbourBe l. In liaiiowell with
his brother, Amos.
B.G. Mclntirr aud wife have returned
from their hrhial tour through New
IIsmp.hirr, Vermont ani Canada.
John Everett !. blasting vel.
4. Addison Mlllett was passing the
willnm Illmlin plac. he .aw deer
feeding In the yard. II seemed very
tame and continued feeding as long az
within view
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
wEsI PERU.

Charlie. y. Knox while pealing poplar
got nj. leg broke below the knee by ha'-
log tree fall on IT,.
Rev q. n. Ilannafori exchanged with
Rev. Danyill Cannon the I'D.
N. T.. stlllman IL hauling the under.
mining 10 Dixfeld for Odd Fellows
block az Dlxheld.
There va. a ri.e Of two or three feet In
the river the 18th =.
The selectmen meet on the sstn W
grant license to l.. q. Austin 4 son 10
put Ia q steam engine.
Mrs. Herrick OF Massachu sets 10 Walt
ing her sister, Mrs. Sadie Walker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
OixeIelD,

The Census man IL .'ioing" the town.
John aud Frank Harlow attended the
commencement at Hebron Academy,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Melinda Taylor died sunday, at
her daughters In Auburn, her funera'
occurred here "Wednesday afternoon.
bartlett, the Jcweler has been In town
the past week.
The Canton Point Sewing circle met
nj Mrs. Hollands Friday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
LOcsUS Mills

Mr.. : D.. Tolsom has returned from
Top.hrld
.i.m.. Ilhl.ry "a. novel into the nes
hou.r lately htiei up iur him.
~.hnol yloss,l last s~"k.
quite = number from thu place vent
o. Portland Ca ths "Nrlrsion.
Don punhim vas In toNu lat Ncek
visiting Relatives.
Carrie y. Rand ;. siopping Ia town Al
her sisters. Mr.. Walter ~sitt's.
Esrt Mooisum dnishs. AZ Portland
gu.Ins.s college this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

t,., MORAL.
|.. ...u.t.mr. e. mystery how story
..... met .tsrt. \ frw ~-eks az u
a.. H.... aInlt thr tbouughiarv. ~
I... fHIf huur Currvspnuirut ani u.
I...u Aurl maustruus rattle
..... .|..u Ht thr fall. n had cigh-
f. .r.. Inst 0. nine tuf each ~
.... .. E.,r uut bot Gear grip uu mithe-
Nr arr uu such chap.. We
.# .Htkr. m L. I-ussihlr that,
f#. .t.I near piNh,d. ani qulie CON
r....... fil "urlgiual paCkhgv, se'-
.....a. might D. a frequent 49,
.."r
I. chat co. ~-iuarv has instructed
I. I.'HIm iu shlp mr. IT. sals th,i
....... ..r, 10 I dli tNt him - hold-
.r.i. .u his mouth la On" dhNs
.. uHH,. beat whsu a fellow vun-
..... II.I..iI plot to plifvr hs Vile
.... f.n lm b. make him mad and
F.. kNIth i-ith feet. Well, that
.-If Or di lur D. serar ur aiiirm
.. NJ. a..I prufr,t a. long a. ~
.. ..a stu death du th~s pat
...f IsUrI..f. ~ hack uu their "1ih
"...f..u. Not .u thr ~-Iuarr. lie
II.-.i that. our little male
..... .. thriving wonderfully. ~ ans
.. exhibit a svanlug that d. pui
H.rt .umpsgt anil periryt form
M. ...... chat d. uurth riisiug. u h.
...... f.m. th1t might retire ir'm
.. a.fI,v hburs 20 life, s'iile
E4.aHtiI auI establish siall-
urr, 1. grani opening Tor
-.t -.rf 20 man Who owus The
Interest De- male "hu..
Grandpa could spin some. That
m.I ftfar 20 ".trkasum ~ \.
a..II .IslI o.. Hat I'srhap. am
Hsff -urt 81 a mau. bui thv
Al. right fur hi. grandpa c"uld
&c.,. dead uuW, though.
...... lrr srlruv.
.I....It i. thr day 80 apart Zoe Jim.
|.Ir. arI lrsli- aud a uclr lump
. .hr gold hrld. in The much "ri
.. LtwH.
..l.-. that yUu Niii rrioic, {" learn
... ~.... I. hnmr from sCh""l.
..I sunrise Nuu tn hear that Bert
fm.t arr telling ~ the old h"ih'-
.... Err haul. granite AZ ftv"i"u'
.. I.Il beat b., hur-s.
.f El don't HAPPEN to have "a horse
.. so. tH gamble on you NAV make
.f ..uis u-s in th- wurld hN setting
r. .. a.rk \ dude aui q dude hnr-"
... .r ur14msutal bat thu l. a work.
".r.
Mora BREED fur strength aud sifs
.. t... h. irauty aud THERE tuu arr
s. 3D. pgr.un Nhn drvN sl.sn IN a
'..lHi '.ffsry. toubilrss their arr
f sl1 never drvs anything. sim
.'..t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
THE OXFORD BEARS.
--t 0C.NGs OF rrE WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS o. T-E COUNTY.
CANTON

Canton pul celebrate the ith. The
f.. srmms consists % fantasiics' hase
.. Iui Lur.r trut. Canton bras- banh
H Furnish music.
N.. ,,.urri, To~ls .. yi-iting friends
| Aur.hury. Ma.s.
smith 90 Norwood, Mass. va.
..sI f~s dty. last week.
t.Ir uumi~r attended The c"lehfa-
.H H Portland II Iohn'. Day.
A. - shaw hts .oli out III boot aui
Sire ha..us.. Co y. a.. ilolis 81 Wet
I.H. Mr. Hollis vill take possession
....I' ils Dirt 81 Iuly.
There L. o. ~ a tnl0n sunday school
..... il The grove on the shore ~ Lake
AII.ts uuticuok next Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
WILSON'S MILLS.

quite a numi~r ~ strangers have h-cn
in town the past week. Mr.. Tall sud
wife frum ohio. With Mr.. sni Mr.. iIsr-
mon ~ Gofhim. stopped Al flinrs hotel
several days John T.. True ~ Boston "
also n gursi thsr-.
l. and =. n. wigh, have been az the
river after some hlg trout.
" a. and q. q. .-rrish, slsp hsNrrs
Chami-rl,ln AMI Daily have t~cn M
from BERLIN on q ishlng trip.
y. h. Bcnneti has moved his harm
frsm~ ani hal u rsls~i SATURDAY,.
John Olson has h--n % lI~thel.
M. AMI Mr.. J. q. IIran have becn 10
l,rthrl the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
MIs1 hEIhEl

Thl. cool Vet weather Il giving the
gra.. an abundant growth and in.uring
a fair hay crop.
III. weed. a. well a. other crops
thrive finely ani the hoe and cul'i,aior
must h. kept In constant use tn Keep
them back.
Mr.. Joseph :. Mason, IL Portland, j.
stopping few week. at TIL. place anu
her health seem. Ia IT, Improving by the
change.
T.. l.. Grover. summer accommodation.
are we'll engaged for the season, and
whoever IA. engaged them ~ill hnd
th.insel,e. we'll entertained.
lambs are being bought up about herr
but no, much stir la wool yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
LOWELL

Mrs. \. l.. Ridlon and Mrs. Olive
Stacey have been visiting relatives In
town.
Mr.. Zaimou Pray and his two daugh.
ters visited Portland on business and
pleasure Thursday.
Thomas w. Charles Was In town Wed.
nesday and cold the grass on the old
farm TO w. II. kneeland aud Mei'en
Eastman.
Mrs. A. y. Horr 10 improved In health
and able 10 drive out.
Rev. VIM. ID. Sandbrook and wife are
taking . vacation Of . few weeks o.
Orr laland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
NORTH PARIS.

Deacon Morgan levi. aud wife have
been visiting at 4. j. AbSott's the past
two weeks. They will leave for home
thi. week. "a,
Everett Cha.e has been sick while
home on hls vacation With bilious fever.
mi. sister Lucy l. also quite sick.
J.F. Childs has had charge OF some
western horse. for sale at West Paris'
Rev. seth benson went To Lincoln to
administer the orlance Of baptism last
SUNDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
SWEDEN

our people arr very busy h"eihg ana
.oms have hsgun the ingaihering OF 'h'
.,o,,. by cutting their thlne-i grass.
Ambrose brown anil life arr To 20 '"
I.ne.s,sr .oon "a take the place. oceu'
Nd la clifford Eice anil wife, who nav
I'm obliged Ia leaVe on account OF ih'
nm health ot Mr.. X. l.,
Hsrtis Ming !. al home AMI u having
nj. u.u,l -o,,.l luck with hook and hnr,
ss,,ng c,aght over one hundred trout
last week. .,t.,
poor health. 4, 1900.
ing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
raAERlIRn cEnrAE.

Eu..sll Brlskrtt'. hor.e got on Ia the
n irr fsnr. ani cat her toot very badly.
al.o know q several such ca.c. THIS
.,ason. Itisa gsoi fence bat hard Tor
cattle that g,t Ca Go 10,
Tir.daV Ne had ons - the heaviest
.l.wrr.. We ..ldum have q .hoscr that
Na.h,. the rusd. 80 badly.
NJ. p-Nt.r Vile, ~. gone 10 lioston.
Mr.. william fitr u stopping With her
daughter. Mr.. Charlie Chandler al the
Center. fur fvw 'iaNs.
MiI pav sni Jerome ~ kford .Napp-
81 har-s... Both made good trades, 90 a,
least both say 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
DENMARK.

Mr.. Mary smith died At the poor farm
June 18th, aged - ye-r..
Elmer r.. swan aud wife have gone on
a three week. trip Ia Boston.
l.. 4. ingalls,, J. v. smith, - q.
Davis, Ed. AMI other. attended, the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge 81 Mason.
at Portland this week.
Arthur =. Porter !. building nice
stable.
Ccn.u. enumerator. q. W. Gray has
complcted canya. and returned hi'
schedules. out 81 population of
lite over 80 We have 80 that have passed.
their .O,h birthday, ar about one Ia Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
OHgDpD

MARI wshb~r died on rhur.lhy, June
lsth. after q sickness 20 only few dsys.
Agvd - wears. The funeral took place
saturday. Rev. VI. kcnnl.on officiating
The primary school Close,i lat s~ck
on account - the whooplng cough.
Mr.. Tcwk.hury has gone to Lyman
90 ,isli frirnis.
NJ. ani Mr. Mcfall. from Wisconsin
ar, Al J. n. Chapman.
Mr. stuart i iakins the ccnsus la this
tnNu.
rhoma. l.. Eoblasou. ~" ollcst son 81
Io.sph l,ohlusou. di-l At Windham.
Mass. June 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
\kpoveR. HARrroRl
nARYeORO-

BIcknell Of Boston made q abort visit
at Hartford Cold spring Farm last week.
Mrs. Joseph rhllbrsck IL quite sick.
GEORGE Morgan seems Ia be- falling.
The Line school finished this week.
Prom all accounts Il has been very
succcssful term.
A Sabbath school was organized al
the Line school house last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
pFRu

IIosari Turner, II. ". knight aud
Jack Mclaln afr Al vork Ia piNheld
Isrling poplar.
Erus.i Nustln Ia. returned h"mc from
llghruu AcadvmN.
Iii Gammon has rrturn~i home from
Norriigvwuck shsrv H. IA. t--n a.
wurk. aud his son George IA. gone there
o. tax hi placy in IA" shop.
eur rollv,ior fiil~,l o. get al. hon L.
men - that the sslsrtmsn arr rvC~iNing
prufuisal. fur collector.
MI. Goad has dnishs,l hrr school Ia
District W. 2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
aRQWhElEIl.

A heavy thunder storm Tuesday =. ":
The scholar. Of the grammar school
are preparing drama. the proverbs to
go towards buying a Dag.
Company from Boston at william
Rows.
Hotels are cowded.
Mrs. Edgar Wentworth IL quite feeble.
There will bs vesper service nj the
Congregational church sunday evening.
Our census msn Il getting along near
the end Of his Journey. :.
Corn Il looking very well considering
the cold aud wet weather.
New. IL scarce In Brownfeld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
hEMRN

\ few day. % sunshine would be a
n-S thing jusi now aud q m"-t acccpia-
bl~ thug to farmers. Vegetation u
pushing forward rapidly. bat the weeds
aud witch grass seem Ia have the adVan-
tar~ thi. NET weather. one thing Ne
arr a..ur,,i % good crop IT grass this
year.
IN. damp weather seems Ia L. con-
du.l,c ~ cold. a. a good many arr suffer
Ing ~ late.
Mr.. VIII frO.t aud Mr.. Howard
Thur.iou Al the Corner arr sick.
Mr.. ]. :. Allen I. slightly improved.
O.. u. Knapp 1. clapboariing aud
paiutlng al. haru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
oyyonp. .-M. cssn g rI 9. pc. l ,.!.. {,

oxYORD, ..-Aa Cssr 81 Probate he'll st
rryeburg. en the nr-t TUESDAY 81 June, lso
Orlani o. Day, minor sbihiren anil heirs Of Of.
lsni Day. late 81 fryeburx. In sail soanty,
dsssa-si having pre-entssi ~. soooant of EaAri-
tan.hlp of .sii ~sris for slly~anosi
OaptHSD, That sail Guardian give notiee o. All
pes.oas Interested. by causing Q copy 81 this
.rier ~ bs yaslisbe.i thre wssk- -ass-si,ely
In the Oxfsri D,mScut. pnnissi a fsns, that
they may ayy~sr st Court effrotste :. " hsil
% Paris, In salt Coanty. on the thiri TUESDAY of
July next, at nine o'elosk In the forenoon, AMI
show eaass. II any they have, Why the zane
sheakl not be allowed.
A true copy--Attsss; o. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
CHASE. Osfsrd. MsIss.

Tar .ab.c'tlsr hsr,by give. public ns,ice
that be Ia. lesn italy sptsintsi ny Tie iienof.
abs Juige % rr,late f0r the County 20 ONfori
AMI assumed the trust of AdminisrAior 81
the estate %
TIIIRIA UOwE, lats % RaIafori,
In .ail County, deess-e.i. by giving tssnd ss the
hv dirrsts; hs therefore fuluest. all Isr.ons
ln.iebtei H. The estate ~ al decea-ei ~ make
imms.iists t.symsnt, anil tho.e whs have any
slsmani. theron b. exhibit the sAne 10
June n, IsS. IIiRAh W. BRAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

hi. town Ia. purrhs.~d new road
machine: ". thluk ihl. rather rocky
land a. u.e machine on. " was broken
the second dsy bu, Was repaired again
We are told the machine co.t ssD.W.
T.. sargent aud 4 VI. Coolidge arr
home from the lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
INDIA INK COPIES.

Life Sire Criyon all framed $50;
Half Life Sire 1ixlD In India Ink, oil or
Water Color. frsme'i $50, regular price
sil.OD: sxlO sire, s5c. tn s2.OD.
"A l-e-t cabinet. ani cam Oil Portrait. loNli
.l,s. Zoe sl's. Thu. L. the be-t bsrsain ever
odsTesl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

IL 1. poor ecouomy to live on turkey
one week AMI pig. ump and cabhigr
M. newt. Til. rule also apple. to the
u.e ~ soaps. ~ which Busscl. u ih"
beat and most economical.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

NJ. nI NJ. 4. e.. willoughhv sni
.I..r.HI NJ ~ :. ths-- "a Dix
co.. nd. IH. .gr.f. 20 Cot \. :. Ausiiu's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

,rHrT Tof'-s. E.q - The pvmo-
..... .. t.aIHc h.s summsr vacation IN
.|... Nss NrFk 10 eill attend q
.f n.. college class 40 ~. law
..F.r.ft. canton. y \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

T. .furr. b., 20, q. \. HAYDEN ~
OBJ. I....r.If.t ,haryh THURSDAY anil
III. ... evening. wyrr sell attended aud
a... si.-b order e.. Nj. llaydrn's
...... ..aats brv. ihs rain kcpt some
---- IL De ..-.nL rNrnIng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

H.. El,A. oar veteran aN collector
Or. .... erri after tNeui ,-'ne year. 81
.... ..r,is in ths ofiicr aui ~
..... fNr ssir,tmru o. appoint his
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
IAsH PERU.

Thom,. rarrar I. balldlng square
shell. Ca stack his square. Ia.
D.. 4. Poland !. visiting at hls fathers,
Edsar Iolands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

u..m Ets.pn anil ". n Cummings
t... .hf sn in.iisn Pouy Shich they
-. Oh. I....HItk ritiiug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
is YOUR EYESIenT TROUBLING Youp

the
study for the past few years under the
of Of W.
heal Instruments adapted especially to this business m more than able 70 sTs
adapting all
sight SPECIAL Ex,sNArIoNN All DIrricuLr cA nv ou or
o
This work make speciality
RsssR IA u
J. ~ ID
reputable would use OF
" notk bu.nessy -. -.
lifted south Paris, Ill.,
Welcisi, Waterford,
other Al them superior Ia any iy
selling but the
on o practical ability Ia Oxoni County.
Opclin receiver
Optics. the only Opin In the County
who Ia. eyrr.t "
IIl. "ie Opticians" Who having bought In
handbook
o,r and claims know aiil Hills leads Others
follow BE- decelyci!-Dont D. humhuggci'
- case.
spoiled
Don't delay your sight troubling you, but vI.t at once
Vivian W. IriiIs, mxport OpticiNn,
Ing on Watches, Jevelry,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

.......f time uu ths railroad Mon
dad. frHHH1 mtu lraNrs Parts lliil
..... f. uHs. pour grt In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

% b. -EurIef aud wife ~ Portland
.r. I.I. H.tH stopping M th- llubbard
Dbl .....uHl lumy ast FRIDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

~..H.. E. carter, Esg., has repaired
......Hf.,i ths hi.toric Ia of'ice sltnai-
..|...t,n fhr hoisl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Within ". Bruoks, Esg., "a Norway,
....f the ilill at THURSDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

u.-. h,,, ho,n .e,n al several point.
Id. Istr.. ths past Sesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Id. Iumi-r for Vim. u. IIammoRd'.
Cd. I....r q. CA The ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

v...N.r, Nsvrll "a thi. place has
r...t ..r#- tuhurn Or several dsy. a.
3D. e...f uf capt. Charles ". liills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

n. ."... ..huols rluse.i lat wcyk
.r.. r..f4I terms under thr Instruct
I,f... Us.f. aui Me- Nustin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Doe = Thsvcr snl Sif- aud Mi.s
NJ Thbs,r 20 Portland S~re al %. \.
I1...... ~urlhN.
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pa,si III. dr., d.y q Msy,,p 80

L. The IIsnorahie Csuniy Comnisslonsfs ~ the
County - DNfuri
We. ths unisr.i gussi tnhAhitthts - Nlnst ansi
,trlnitF, respectfully fspfv-snt that a.. puhhc
csutsnisnSg ant nsgsssitY nnuuirs atsfaiinns.
nee k.Tatians anIi disruutinuan0s- 90 gfaailhg 10
ths highssy a. nps tfayel"i ih AL i'sn ~
IIssfuu. IN ths County afOsfsri. AL IN ~ t1sn
20 Ninst lh th~ 1uantr - Aniifu.ssFr n in safn
HsosinE a tsint au .ail hishsay shsf, IN rsaal
fr,ltn sauth fan. intsf-sts the hiEhsaT nfaf
the r..kisncs 81 issar q. lissrs IN AL Hshrun
anI tsFtnlnaiing at 90 near The rarual staiiun AZ
Wet Ninut Niilasv. Oallr,i. In ali tusn ~
Mlast. tsing the hlxhsaY lsaiing from sati
n.ans's fssllsnrr via t.DFtTs stufN anl the
I,sllsl Merlin farm o. the Wet Mint llAilfuai
-tAilen.
Ne, Iisrrfsrv. rr.tae-t your IIonors, after 900
hrss sau-.si due n.tlc. o. ~ giNen, o. FlSs all
ruuis ant make surh alterations. dlssuntinuancs'
AMI ns~ k-ratians 90 zfaiiins - 700 may ,lsstn
ssI-iisni AMI proper, ansi a. Ia iuty eoani ~ii
patel mi. ar.t lay IL Msy, 4. ~. len
JEFFREY PARSONS ani u uthsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

r....t.. llarIos anil Nifr - Dix
.. .F Itr h-vu ,isiilng irienls al
I... .r...I hHmr at Thurstay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

t. ths iIonarahl. Csunty Connn,is.iDnsr- 20 ths
Csanty - Oxfuri
We, M un.isr,igusl, inhshitsn,. - llshfuu
ant tiCiuity vsI-stfullf frIfv-snt. tat tss pan
a. runteuisnTr ant usFsssitF r~Iuirv afffatluus
uss k.atiuns AL iissuntlnuanrss - Ffaiing w
~ hishsay a. no trsFvh-i In all tusn ~
IIshrnn In The CountT - uNfari ahi ln ~ to
- MINI IL the gauntT - Anius-1uEfin, com
utsurins al . Tslnt 90 all hiEhsay siasf" thf
r,sast fr,ara ~suth fans lntrf.ssts III hiThsAf
Bsaf ~ fvsl isnos - isaAr q nsars IN safi
tawn ~ IIsbFun a. I formulating a 90 near The
fatiFssi station a - Minnt Niliagv. ~ fsissi
in sahi tasu 20 Ninst tssins The hishssT h.si
log ffufn .ati l.afyss fvsklsnrs tiaslpfSfs stufs
All ths Efskisl Merlin farm b. ths Wet hinoi
Hallrust -tttlan.
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tissrs' trade journal, win be maiicf frye upon
spplication N Gen. 2. Howell q Co. 10 spruce
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-12
As Bad as Murder.

PITTsBURG, September II. - The
little lumber settlement of Glynde in
the woods near Cory, is in a high
state of excitement over the robbery
and almost murder of Mrs. Mary
Batchelder, the wife of Benjamin
Batchelder, a prominent lumber
man. She had been bookkeeper at
the saw mills for some time, and had
gone to Cory, several miles distant,
for pay for the men. Mrs. Batchelder
secured 81 800 and started back by q
narrow, muddy road, through the
woods to the mills. Night came and
the woman did not return. Her hus-
band and another party set out for
her at dark, but not until yesterday
was the unfortunate woman found.
She was then encountered wandering
around in the woods IN demented
condition. She had evidently been
chlorOformed and robbed by some
person, or persons, who had followed
her from CORY. The unfortunate
woman is a mental and physical
wreck and can give no account Of how
the affair occurred,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-12
Help the Orphans.

As only few weeks remain to the
opening of the fair, the directors of the
Protestant Home for Destitute Children
again call the attention of the ladies Of
San Antonio to the necessity of devoting
immediate attention to any contributions
of fancy articles that they can make.
The management feel assured that the
bazaar could be made a financial success
If sufficient articles were donated
The following articles for the children
are acknowledged with thanks: Mrs.
Macmillan, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mrs Vassin, Mrs. Merrick, clothing; p.
Wagner dolls, Ladies Auxiliary of y. M.
C. A., cake; Bryant, bread.
Trousers and shirt waists for the little
boys are much needed, also any half worn
winter clothing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-12
Lunatic de leuyille.

LONDON, September 1.-THE Mar
puis de Leuville has not yet made
much capital by his latest advertising
|cheme of the duel. At present he is
Esrrving on lively bonn bardment of
he newspapers and his friends, TAX
no Boulougne as his base of opera
ions, and firing from the city a hail
ii paper pellets, by telegraph, pur-
Iorting to give the reasons for the
EeIav in the deadly combat, of which
[ycnses the latest Is that the doughty
|GeTg0js's adversary is so disabled by
he blow delt him by de Leuville in
heir London quarrel that he has
Hegred for a truce in order to repair
iamages and get into fighting trim.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-12

CINCINNATI, o., September r.
Dispatches from northern Ohio show
heavy rains. At Bucyrus there were
four inches of rainfall reported on
yesterday. The Sandusky river was
so high as to cut off communication
with north Bucyrus. At Akron
the rainfall was disastrous and great
damage was done throughout the
county, and in the city an unusual
destruction was wrought. North
Howard street, one of the principal
business streets, was fearfully wash
ed in some places. A portion of the
street railway was left with the ties
in the air, hanging by the rails. The
main sewer is bursted and the water
pipes torn out. Railway travel is al
most suspended.