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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
auckEiElp.

n. q. Thomes and wife returned from
Old Orchard after four weeks sojourn
Horace A. and e. NJ. Irish, Fred II,
Atwood snd q. q. wilmington went "a
-Four Ponds on = fishing excursion Last
week.
ON entering the Methodist church
sunday. M Inst, Ia ring the o'clock
bell Il Was discovered that lightning had
struck the tower aud run down on ths
inside tearing the lsthlng and plastering
considerably, from the storm III the pre-
vious Thursday. Virgil u. Decostcr
also hail fourteen sheep killed In the
same tempest.
Harold Hall of boston IL visiting his
mother, Mrs. Dr. u. u. Hall.
llenjsmln Dean of Worcesier, Mass,
!. the guest Of his brother Robinson
Dean.
Mrs.. WV. Tles.ey 90 Wakefield, Mass,
aud Mrs.. seay.y and daughter have been
With their sister Mr.. Amisl Jones.
Ira Mason IL North Turner, formerly
II Buckheli, superintendent of North
Turner cheese factory for the past "
year. wa. In town "Wednesday aud re-
ports the product of the factory TIL.
year At o. tons. Mr. Iason's cheese has
a reputation that make. an easy MIR
ket for the entire product at rcmu-
beritl,c prices.
IArkin W. Farrar Va. In the market
with the nr-t sweet corn Thursday,
August 9Th.
Charlie. GIlc met with q severe acci-
dent In the los. 81 several finger. Ia
planning machine last week.
Mrs. George Grgg IL Anioyer made
u nying islt 10 Buckdcld friend. Last
Thur.isy.
Friday. VI, &. i'crciysl and family.
Frank u. Brigg. anil VII. ~ Nubarn
with several 81 their Buckileld friends
made very pleasant picnic excursion
to the mountain.
Mrs. Robinson Dean ani daughter
have gone To Worr,ser. Mass, for a few
weeks ,i.lt. Mr. Dean rturn~i a.
I,orhc.ier. y. Y, Ia De- present al the
race. Tucsilay. the i,th Inst.
The old Fellow. arr about to erect
hill ON the shoe factory lot, ~ y ~ two
stories. Mr.. Putnam 80 plSheld .ccur-i
the contract.
The Insurance uD'lerwfli"r. report q
favorable reduction In Insurance rates Ia
thls village, owing toa little enterprise
against which some have kckci. "Suci'
l. lie"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
NORMA, LAKE.

Nj. Nnuis rairiigr has gone to Mon
.pu thl. Wc,k % N.li her sister Mr..
i.si-C,a Knight.
Nj. Eus rttridgv ~ Gardiner i Ne
hing "a ,. 1. Partridge.
pauisl Wslrh ryturus to 'smhfiigr
~tturitN.
Mr. lleury Tucker anil daughi~r Helen
AMI Nj. Merriam 20 l"gansIs"rt, lni''
arv yi.hing 40 iseui rurker'..
10. tiaEvlon's brother i visiting him
a. l. farm ca Hathaway lllll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
MEXICO.

George II. Gleason has bought the
AUNT Em." Putnam place at the Cor
ner.
Mr.. Wym,n. nov preaching at DIX
field, having . sabbath at hi. disposal,
held a very interesting service at the
town hall SUNDAY, thu 81 Inst. MI
present We're much pleased with the
sermon. Your correspondent John Was
present.
Mr.. saunders With children have re-
turned 10 Liyermore, where she Will ne
uaina few days before her return ia
Minnesota.
We expert pew. for our church this
week.
Fred Gleason aud wife have returned
to- Boston; Miss Lena Gleason went "a
Boston With them.
lieu swa.cy ishaying at Birch Brook
Pond.
y.D. Klmball spent the sabbath al
q. ~. Gleason's.
I'D. iiodsdon has helPc'i L. u. Reed
hay.
Mis. Maria Edmunds sat L.. u. har
lows.
Mrs. Doctor Abbott Ia yet Ia New
Hampshire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
EASr REIhEl.

MONDAY. August 9Th, ~as the hottest
dav ~ the sesson.
corn AMI All kini. ~ crop. arr grow.
Ing fat AMI promising well for a g""d
harvest.
p... N. :. kimball. Iii swan and
~If.. Mr.. Henry Bartlett. Miss liel"n
B,rtI.tt ani a number ~ others VII 20
a. H.,.tnn on thu excursion, August llti':
4. ". Bartlett has recently purchaser
..plow .ulky," which !. great I'M
movement CA blowing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
SOUTH BuckFlslp.

IIand.haking L. to be taboced for san
ltsry reasons. \ shake az the hand al
way. seem. more expressive than words
and We don't believe this hot spell u go
ing Ia Nil the old established custom.
We would like To shake hands With every
member of the brigade the hottest OF
these August days.
John might have indulged In a longer
dlatribe upon the subject Of giving and
taking offence In this world. Many q
true word IL spoken In Jest aud many
thing. arr aid that good taste and dis-
erection would leave unsaid. What
world for education and discipline
Don't be so conceited, John, ne to think
these word. rrc solely for your benefit.
Candidate Clark In hi. interview with
Journal reporter frankly .aid tia. Ia
case ~ a re--ubmis.ion of the prohibito.
RI amendment the Prohibltionists would
unite with the Republicans In defeating
such repeal. Vet be aud his party arr
trying 10 get votes enough to brins
about lust that re.nlt. u seem. lik'
tearing down house Ia get chance u
help build Il mp again.
Mason was Jealous. \ sln confessed
| 4. half redressesi. Go aud sin no more
Does Mason take John aud South Buck
field for dudesr We are pretty leve
headed vet. South Buckfield thanks
Dlxaeld for her Kind reference To him
self and hopes Ia meet her when tn
brigade shall have that long deferred ~
union.
In . letter to the New Age Charles u
Allen, license nominee for Congressman
takes occasion to sssaIl the Maine Law
aud Maine prohlbltIonlsts, calling then
the blggrst Kind nj hypocrites. We hops
Charles Everlasting Allen Will collsps
| after election.
II Il said the apple crop will be lIgh
all over the country. Young apple tree
have mide good growth thls year.
In reply tot question the other da,
We said, .No one IL ever rich at Sout'
Buckfeld."
Prohibition has been tried Ia Maine 10
almost ~ years and now the llcense me
and Third Party Prohlbltionlsts declsr'
Il 20 b. q failure. what have the voter
Of Maine 70 sayf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
BRyANr's POND.

Twenty msm'.crs ~ \. VI. Whlimiu
I'o.t will visit the cncampmcnt In Bos'
ton next week.
Mr.. Chirlc. Rankin ~ Hiram l. Walt
ln- her son. pr. CLARK u. Rankin.
q. ~. ADAMS 4 GO. shipped their nrsi
carload ~ ch,ir stock august s,h. The
company l. nov doing gcoi hnslnc's.
Capt. Dearborn l. having ~. lot oppo-
.iic the mill cleared M AMI o,hcrvi'"
IMPROVED.
n. v. cole u making extensive repair.
an the willow Robinson hou.c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
DENMARK.

The promising young stallion, hey
stone (iat. Cyclone), Recently sold by
Trrd ~snt,orn Ia Cornish partie-. Won a
: heat race At I.aconla, y. H., July nth
time, 2:Jll -. understand he has
tro,te,i At Cornish Ia ~ ~. Til. With
very superficial training.
Mr.. and MR.. samuel Austin of Wor-
cc.t.r, aud Mr.. aud Mr.. Albro shocy
ani .on I.oy IL Brookline, Mass, are
boarding st Maplewood Cottage.
Mrs. Nellie VI. Gray, Mrs. y. 4. jew
EFT aud other. are spending the week
With the Chsutauquan. at fryeburg.
A tramp wa. brought before Trial
Justice =. VI. smith to-day. lie plead
guilty aud will be carried To all soon.
Charles Pingree Who l. ut work nj
south Berwick la. been home on short
visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Mrs. Rose Child and her sister Mrs.
Robin. both of Norway are ON Walt
TO Mr.. Child's daughter Mrs. Charles
| Mstthews.
&. y. Child has cold his black mare to
his brother, Arthur. -,
John A. Putnam IL building mill on
the school house brook.
Mrs. burgess who has been away tax.
| ing care of her daughter Mrs. Babb of
Rnmford. reports her daughter little
better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
HARTFORD

George 4. Morgan. sou ~ ]. :. Nor
gan. dlc'l august 1t. agci u YEAR.
lie took cold In Dcccmher last, hal Ia
grippe. whlrh caused consumption. Ills
suffering was grvat. lie WAS fine
young man, Lowell sni respected nv hi.
friend. ani schoolm,i... The bcrca,~l
family have our heartfelt sympathy.
Funeral August -, sttcndc'i by Rev. W.
a. frnch.
Mr.. Scoit Howard hss bccn quite sick
With l. grippe hut I. better nov.
Virgil Booster hal I Z sheep killed by
lightning lat ThursisV.
willl,m D.. nicknell l. finlshlng nn hi
rrshlcnr- a. the Hartford cold spring
farm. levi bryant aud ION are doing
fh. aofk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
MESI RIIhEl.

The assessor. report the ilndlng Of the
following amount Of stock 10 Bethel on
the fret ,lay ~ April ls9O; Horses, SS''
colt. from to year. old, sOl, oSen'
les, COWS, GO, young cattle, pis, sheep
1869. .o
George 4. Grover harvested liS
quart. of strawbcrrie. this season.
Blueberries are scarce on the noun
t,ins and II very poor quality.
A few eases ~ sickness are reported
from the oppressive heat 81 Monday last
The shower on that day caught a lhrg'
amount ~ h,y out but the corn neii'
are just enjoying thI. weather snd pl,h'
| ing ahead very rspldly-were rapldl,
.IiLIns out on the first day ~ August.
Poor luck l. reported With the turkey
crop thu. far. Dying of continually.
A. =. Bean 10 raising hl. barn frame
to-day. the 9Th, aud Il !. going to be- the
large., barn In Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
EAST HEBRON.

Mr.. \. VI. Fogg aud Mis-. Anna D..
wheeler contemplate visiting Ocean
Park next week.
Prank Cobb of Chicago, ILL.,. IL visiting
AL. mother the widow Cobb.
Mr.. Clara q. Bonnsy and her mother
have purcla sed house az Nc. Falls aud
are 10 move soon. =,
Mr.. N. l.. Hayes gave an old ladies'
partv Thursiay the 9Th Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
SrONgnAN.
n. q. Brown Ia. mo,~i to Norway.
Mr.. a. q. Tlsnicr. has fine boy.

u. ~. brown has fnos'$i To Norway
Mrs. a. 4. risnicr. has fine boy.
illu-bcrrles src very scarc-; none on
the plains sn,l few on the mountains.
WHEN = m,n from ~oaih Parts come.
here outside th. original package. Ne
usually cover him with the minilc ~
charity AMI keep quiet.
On making Inquiries Nc tlnl that the
man that had tamp~rel With the Original
package M. not from stoneham.
Allen stevens has bought the Nan
Ming farm ~ willard Cobb. Nr. Cobb
talks of having the Spar. place.
Mrs.. 4. :. Brosn l. quite smart. she
role out lat SUNDAY.
Emm1 Grover ~ Bsth"l u stopping
With her aunt. Mr.. ~. ~. Iihlrti..
We hal avrv heavy thuni"r shower
Monday, August 9TH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
hIMRX.

Henry Ry-r.on 10 lowell, Mas, has
come down a. cut the hay on hi farm al
Newry Corner. lie l. stopping with hi.
mother ~ the old place.
Ar. frost Ia. n valuable mare that
I. very lame caused by an injury to the
.tlf'e about a month since.
Crop. are nc'Siing rain In these parts
We have had number 10 light showers
followed by drying winds. \ good ralu
storm lust now would ensure "a. good
Weld 81 potatoes.
T.. u. knapp aud wife aud liorac
Foster AMI Wife have gone Ia Parma
ch.ne. for a weeks visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
EAsr suN.IR

ca Mon,laN. The Ith inst. the barn If
Elrpy Russell in ~umnsr ~as struck hN
lightning aud totally Consumed With W.
cuutsuis. n Was ga tie farm formerly
oNur,l hy nrt. ~sth ~tetson.
Mou,lay vas thr bot day - the sea-
suu.
sumner will D. represented AZ ths g.
\. Il, sucampmeut by several oil -"l-
dirrs
Er, : n. Eirhsrl.on Z. noS located
a lat ~umaer ani corrrsIouienc'
shsuIl D. directed acyuriingly.
~s,rral persons arr aflictv'i With what
appear. o. - hai colt 90 supple
uruttry cliiion ~ the grip.
Thrry 49, beautiful. gvuil- ,icserni
q r,in nn "Wednesday which Was rvirrsh.
ing after The dry hot weather ~ The hrsi
part - Tho Ne.k
n iss dull time lust nos fot rri'"rt"-
rial Items. a. yuur reader Vii 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
aRnMsElElp

Rrow niield l. we'll r-prcsenir,l At the
,hau,auqua Assembly AZ frycburg'
Ms.~. Cora aud Flora .sichell ani Her
l,ert Gle. - Bfowufsld were smong the
grshnste. ~ the class 81 loo.
Quite number from Brosnfeld w"nt
a. Portland Monday to attend the citcu'.
The Young Peoples Society 81 'hn..
tl,n En,icaVor !. progressing finely and
.sil to d. Nrrv Interesting.
sherman Morrison ~ ilrligton J. visit
log friends In IA. Village.
r.. y. Thompson ~ Manchester, y. w.,
l. ,I.iiing III. mother. Mr.. !. sands.
Tier, arr many stranger. In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
EAST WATERFORD.

Rev. q. l.. skinner preached In Irm.
ple IIiii school house sunday. lie VIII
bald another meeting August sith al
Pm.
Mrs. =. .. Millett l. again at her
fathers, l.. y. Iiaskelfs.
Mrs. T.. e. Hilton .p~nd sanday with
her parent. In Lewiston.
Grace N. Pride Il with her sister al
Norway for q time.
While Ealing Tuesday Abraham and
Nelson Norwood capsi,ed their boat 10
the middle Of Long Pond. The water
va. bailed from the boat with hat aud
no harm done except the los. OF the row
locks.
IIors,e y. Allen was at lewiston ove'
| sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
PERU.

p.x Windsor wymsn and vile o'
Nassachuse't. have been ',,,.'as ~ w
fathers, a.. :. wymsnr. lie pf,a', -
n the meeting house on sunday ,hc 81
IA A. Conant of fJi,ermore MAS |"
town on the ~ AZ hls brothers. a.,
Monday and Tuesday we're exceeding
~ hot. .,-., h.,,,, an.
,.,,ort more than an average crop wh'''
some repor, the largest crop TOT msn'
years aud Il has been secured I'D goo'
coalition.
me corn Ia a little later than COMMON y
bat i, il making up for Loot time 'hss
hot days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
locsE's MILLS.

Myrtle Green 81 shelburue. y. ", !.
stopping AZ ". y. Carr'..
Work !. progressing finely on u. T.
wood.um's barber shop.
Everybody !. talking of going Ia
flaws circu. at Bethel, August 18th.
Reuben Rand has moved Into the house
vacated by Walter swift.
Monday was the hottest day We have
had this summer. ll2- In the shade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
ARTHUR 0 HALL, A. g., PRIN.

oxvoRD. ss-Ata Court % Probate he'll st
Paris. on the thiri TUESDAY of JAY lea.
je.spb a. saver. sasrlisn % Wilbur u.
Tsvls, and Clara n. Tay isr minor ehiiirvn ami
hslrs Of s.eorve %. Tayis late 81 Brdgtsn. In
county of Cumberland having pre-snis-i his se-
OspvssD, That The ALI Guardian give
pssics D. alfrsr-ons Interested. by causing aeovy
Of this orier to H. vuhlish<i thres weeks snnccs
sisely In the Oxfer'i Demcrrss prints-i ~ rsns,
that they may aptear ~ . probatf Court " W
heLi m fsr,s In AID Counfy. on the thiri Tues
siay Of Aux next, q o'elsck In ths fosvnosn,
and shev esase, u ssy they have. Why she SAM
shsuh ma he ai,yucL
Asrse osyy-stssss III. q. DAVIS. R>gtsssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
IAs1 aRoMNFItLp.

N. cottsgrr. from Marthat "roN'
have returned and pronounce IN" N..ein,
blv good rather better than last year Sn .l
much finer Weather. The Tempest fi'
many trace. of It, fury, there s.r'
many narrow escape. toIersons anu Wv
builiings.
m /. Vrry lively II Elm ,otiagc.
NJ. and Mr.. N. Gatcheh hsNe g"h'
IA private team a. Higgins Beach Tor
few days.
Mar StlckBcy l. spending her Naca
tom With Dr. Gaichslrs family al -ali''
nilee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Mr.. seth wsd.worth I. whiting her
| sister. Mrs. winthrop W. Wad.wor'h' Al
Pennington, Conn.
Mr.. Walter Hartford Y. acting a- en-
pres. and station agent az Hiram.
Mr.. I.aac D.. O.good, Who In. been q
cook on the repair ears on the Maine
Central .om. months, !. now at home.
John l.. Dixie I. taking a vacation AT
sebago, hi. native town.
clifton Evans !. taking pleasure
tour In Oxford aud York counties.
The apple crop !. very .lim. -,
John cotton Ia. recovered from hl'
II ,.....nt illne..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

N. Pcnley has sol,l his meat cart.
Nick Goss has gone back To Goriiam tn
work.
Mas Goodwin has gone home.
Herman skillings rides In nne look
Ing top buggy. ,
n. l.. Mason works st Bethel liill.
Dell stearns Il sick with rheumatic
fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
WILSON'S MILLS.

summer tourist. are now coming
The following partie. have registered At
Filnt's Hotel the past week:
~ Clapp, X. \. Chpp, Pawtucket,
II. l., James Bernler. Upton, guide.
n. ". keye., Ncwbury. VT, Charles
". keye., Cambridge, Mass, George U
keye., IIo.ton, james Bennett Forsyth
BOSTON. =. y. Msnsdler, Boston, sydney
Bennett. guide.
Fred Burlln and q. u. Twiichell, Mel
rose, Mass. Fred York, guide.
Mr.. VI. 4. Pickett ~ Cape Elizabeth
4. visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Pickett, at the lower town.
our school closed on Friday, q tern
Of ten weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

ArrHui cvnilrman Sho has h~en
' frv days h~rv, i euthusl'.iie
Hf. f.r.. ll.Ii a.. the place o. .trni a
E..... o. compares u With "ih't
....., stfr,. D. has bvvu fur suun"i"i
". a.I ruis The balance la The nam
....' H..ut. ~ iutsrvst deside'ilt ia Ia
t.. .f I.rI. ilill IT, aNs,-as many
... I-.U.- h.lirye-thai The attractions
... rHauI th- place arr suiiici"nt y"
r.s. I h.. summer hotel here a paying
... .Hn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
narORn

G~,,. III. and Thoma. Elli. arr Walt
ins f,ieuds here.
Dr. Al IIcr.ey. wife and dsughiei
Nj. IIslolse llcrsey have gone Il
In l.les 90 shoals.
H. diphihsris patients are Improving
Tl,rr,. arr no new eases a. Vet,
Mi.s Cora Grant went o. Lisbon, Non
d.y O. attend the funeral ~ Miss Nddh
Potter " ho va. droNnc while on Ni'i
here.
m. Young Peoples >o,iety 81 chris
tan Endss,or held a sociablr "WEDNESDAY
evening. Aboui ten dollars we're rcalH
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

'.Hr Iarrltss was committed "a
t.H. saturday. H. sas arrested AZ
l...H Ht Deputy sheriff bass'u gu
..-. ..r q being one % ths men va.
H-s. Iniu EIIiuft. clothing siorr Al
N..t.t. N, aas taken o. Norway Tor
boring. BEFORE ths hearing VA
Ir .h r ga. aijOurnel till Iu.sdal
..I De- ea. committed o. jail. lirntl
I-f vb. hruucht O. ph friday .,
'...tH., smith 20 Denmark 20 aNsu
'... .f Ihf ustoisr term ~ court CA 'h'
...rsr 90 I-ring q tramp. There srv n'~
t,t a,arIsr. 40 the county l"isln-
I..-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
CANTON

Hon. c. y. Libby Of Portland was Ia
town "Wednesday.
cd.
Mrs.. ". n. French Of Auburn Ia visit.
Ing friends In town.
The Canton base hall club went to
Dlxheld Friday and easily defeated the
Dlxdclds by score of lst =.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Davis u very low AMI can
survive but q few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
SIAIDEN


sweden IA. hal It, sensaiion. Humor.
werv sfiuat that q Wild woman had isrrn
..-u M several place. la the east part IT
the town. tine d-clar~i b. saw her try
Tag a. milk COW, q second that .he was
In another pasture picking berries, .
third that .hc was walking through some
hu.he. near the rosd and when she saN
that she was observed beat \ hasiv -
treat. some AID she Ms dressed la
ughi clothes, oth~r. that her cloihc.
acre dark aud .hc had on white apron.
vl.iou. - an c.caI-vi luuatic passs~i be-
for. the listener. o. the-e stories aud at
ter much drliteratiou u Nas thought
h-st o. Institute .earvhlng party, and
accordingly some ~ the brtNr.i war
rior. ~ the township, armed With hand
Gun. and like implements, marched from
the outskirts "a the centsr of the haunt
I'll ground aud a. they near each other
.auni. are hearl Zach brave wonder.
how Far be- l. from the Que next Hun,
but think. d. l. Ia the path ~ duty. and
prr..c. on, when, 10. right In The
c,ntcr. teforr them al. stood rel and
white coN ibdu.triously chewing he'
cud.
RS. We haven't heard whether sh"
has b-.n returned Ia her owner or not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

.f.r 90 He1t thn.r cape aud dvut
.. .... . game fh.t ,uu iunt kn"v
H... ...uf. vn. thr grv~ting that
mi. sd. T.r.. ,Iuh revived ou IT,
H ~ Hs Thur.iay. But th"N
s... ..us'h.1g ahuut The game ~
f...- HImHufs NlIl shae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12
wesr PARIS.

w. n. bradbury has just hung out |
nIce new livery stable slgn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Kimbail have bcen
spending few days at lar liarbor.
Mi.s iendexier the clocuiIcnlsi teach
er from Oxfoni, Me-, Ia In town.
Mrs. J. G. Rldlou has moved Into bel
new home on Prospect street.
A. J. Curtis a 60. claim they have the
hest trade In black drrss goods ever 81
fered for sale Ia this place.
y. A. Young had good green corn froul
his garden the first day 81 August.
The following officers of Golden Rule
Lodge were Installed last Thursday even
Ing by u. y. Andrews, iodgc Deputy
4. q. rerhsm. q. z.
Mi.s IVA -tssr, VT
Mrs., Gers Hat, 49,.
Lewis stuart, D. 80.
seftis swan, Tr~s..
Mr.. ". ~. Anirvwr. Chap.
ses. ", Hsrrvti. Mar.
Ml.s Minnie stevens. ~. Mar,
Mi.. Maui fratt. ssari
Mis-. tmms 4. swan. ssn.
Mr.. Ds,ii tamons, ~.f. Y.
Mr.. David fmm"ns. y. U.
Mr.. York. little daughter Dora. u
months old fell from the stairs about
thirteen feet and broke one leg.
Hut few vent 10 Portland from here Ia
the I. u. ~. y. excursion last Thur.dsy.
IA l.. u. Andrew. WIS driving through
Trap Corner sunday evening Que of hi-
rein. broke, the horse then began To run
aud Mr.. Andrew. jump.l cut. The
horse ran through the village and did
not stop until near swift. cro..ing
which I. about . miles below here When
the unbroken rcln caught IN "a " heel ani
stopped him. w damage Va. done.
4. y. Curti. haa engaged cottage At
Peak. Island aud will take his vile
down thcr- for her health.
The VI. ". sunday s-hool are talking
~ picnic next Thursday.
Mr. Denni. Mar ot Charleston, :. Caro-
llni. Ia. been visiting =. &. Andrews
few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

The 9Th year ~ this oti school otsns With
brighter prospects than ever letofe. nfse
snI convenient buiiiing. ~ stone and INA y
eve, daV nsaung cnmpiestiun AMI viii easily ~
ths nnsst buihiing On ONfpri coanty. WIN a.
ahis l-aarl ~ in.trustsr- an ersieat"f I'll -
male IL 10 The most thorUugh Nofs IN efetl
bransh ~ stuly. ~ lsttef Sufk can - done ~
ths -taie In maihsmstics than unfier ths ihssfuc
lion ~ Miss Nhituah. Who has hal ehafs'
of thi. Department Cor mort than ~ YEAR.
special aitention sill ~ Eifen - aul.nt.
Wishing D. tAks cuur-s o. prrpafr ihsm.s'''
Tor tsafhsrs eiassss forIned fof their hsnent. 49,
4 aneiy .elestsi library - Ion solum. fi
81 IIea. Hannibal liamitn, ant euiose'i by bin
with siioo. Il open r. al The stnieni' TOT Vh'"
FRYE Zee. 80. .t,
A rsailns r,.Sa yell sapplic'l Nth dall Anl
wsslly paper. ant msxafines l. open hAip "
the stu.lent..
Ths srisntihc Department 4 vel mrnishs,
With shenlfiai an.l philosophical apparatus tvl
In h~.t prss teal instrartioa.
Thrrs course 20 stuty Ar 0rsf~l 'ni~Ee
Classical anil EnEiish. IIehron lcinE az sn
,isr.s.l diting sshsssi for Colby. staisnt- I'll
rrosite.i therr xith certificates frvm ths Tnhsl
eipai Fxpen.e. n low a. a say nttng -sh",
In Maine. for catalogue. ani Information ~
y. a. PACKARD, se.srsry.
". b. SARGENT, Principal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Dog days have 40 far been celebrated
by the shooting of several dogs supposed
10 be mad. In lewistou, water,ille, and
other places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

H...r wright. work un Tie c"n-
..- .. f..a'., dui.h,,i The lat sfhsri-
... ..I..s h.su .sut o. Washington,
I.. mn. 'r.s which D. has had employ
. fI. work fur -sNvral week. are
0, f"m their lalsnrs. ILL., Office ~.
..... ...I racy Coz .rtvral mouths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

'.RIas have rrgistrrvd AZ IN
I Ilsu.s DARING III pat vcvk
.s.r NJ a. Tissup-sn. " '.
De- q rtasur=sn. cave ~
H.HfHHf
f.. ...... IH|sHr. FHrtlanl
.H.. EstfsIrr =.
lts urtssk uf Ma
E#. N.H.an. trart ttaftss ihNhrai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

photographer. have bcen plenty here
the past week. 4. :. York, ~ bethel
mad. hl. monthly visit. =. 4. T.. Burn-
ham photographed gnoups oi people,
etc, aud T.. ~. Judkins took fes view :
an hi. own account ani for the I. =.
View Co., In which b. la. an inierc.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

when the barn door Of character u
dsubed With the black paint Of calumny'
rub lt out With Brissels soap.