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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
sosrn sUcsHtLo.

Fsrmsr. arr Improving the slesiiins
lumi~r 1. coming Into Head bro'hsi'
m.II yuitr freely.
iriuk RraNn l. gsTy feeble. he 70
t,iug rsrs.i Tor a VIM. furkrrs-
NJ. John Cre.-sy !. poorly.
Afrt-, Farrtr aud Elis- Monk af' gu
fhs gtlu.
klts r.. warreu'. school Ia. clo-si.
We have lot. 20 oil people IN oar
sghaol district. Below hnd list 81 those
over - wears:
Me- ~tsrhsu Spaahilnx. s Yssrs.
WE s.tar sI.sutllng - y~ars-
Harr ~pautffar wffs - WinrhsstrFi - fesfs
NJ Va ulsl-s. - yssrs.
NJ frstraru Narrvn. ~ ear.
NJ Wa.hiHxt.sn tlcaht. = fesrs-
NJ iarnaId ~wAliss. II yesr..
NJ uarrt.ssa ~~alks~. ss fSsrs
NJ ~aulssl naTk ~ year
NJ. a q. Whits. :, yeNr--
Africa Farrsr. NJ Fears. -.
NJ. eva. Rs.or,i. letter kng~a In ear VIE
r a. Aant ArvtIs. whs u siopFies 80 =
atugttsr. hrs. u. l. fsfrAr, thls ~iaiSfs
.r 4. II. Gibh- - li,err,ore all
a. In our place Decemhsr lItn on .
professional Sisit ~ John 'resssi ..
"a Thayrr % south Paris MAS ln oa'
place the l6th looking after good step
per-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

The voting coupon !. on the ar.t %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
DENMARK

v.,..t Riehsr,I.ou ha. boaghi tbs
f,,tloosry stock ~ Cyrus U. Stn"t
nd all coniing. the business.
me .choal. In this village closed DE,
,..m,.r lath. the grammar schools
nnds, shars. 90 Mr.. Barnhsm of Bhiie-
sarI .nI the primary % Mi.. Carrie
Gilman of TIL. town. hear th. ,s""'''
.polrn ~ az being very sacce..iuL
Mis-. Jennle Bean IL home on vac
ton. viii soon rvturn To hesne, ~ H.
wherr.hs has taught several terms.
IN. !. SaffOr,i. of Augusta, pensio,I
.x,mln.r. 4. al the Bartlett hoa.e.
,,,.l.r.,,nd ne came here a. insestigst'
ar. ,,..Y.lon claim 81 Ichsbod :. Warfrn
. v.,.rsn. who saw much ssrvicc sui !
-. al n ysars aid, pear and dlsauie'l
- n. prniexier, local claim sgrnf, '
osl,. .etlye In the business and has se
cured a number Of pensions resrn'iy
Mr.. 4. A. lngsu. and Mrs. ie"f,
u.,n,l.n .psud the week IN PORTLAND
A. M NeIntlre IL hauling poplar VII
,oa, bor.e. 20 the Maine Central q
a. T.. Pinsree IL hauling pine, hem
loek anil spruce and Walter iserfy hs'n
Ioet h,ri ami poplar 10 the brhgio'
- s.so River Railroad for Z. u. tvn
dexter AMI George W. Gray
"a m. Tr~~msn L. having nood ru'
M ale work In his line Of Iccds'
rr,~.t Richardson hss he~n sn fof'
land buyins gcods the psst wesk.
me Rebrkah Lodge hsre " dosrE
rood baslness In acquiring soos w
i membgrs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
ou)cke,eto.

.Col." Frank brown, one Of the wes,
Buckn~ld hermits, was found very sicl
aud helpless In HE house last week and
WAS removed to the rrsIdencc OF william
Tucker, where medical attendance and
care may prolong HE life few weeks.
Psrke d. Dlngley Of the lewiston
Journal was 10 town last week.
A foot of heavy snow followed by q
searching polar fephvr WAS the outcome
of Last "Wednesday nights storm.
The remains of MIss iucrrtis nuck ri
Norway. formerly of this town, ~erc
brought herr for lnterment last Thurs
dsy.
Mrs. John Dunhsm IL very sick and
not expected "a survive msny DAYS.
The Turner stage driver came In With
the mall on foot after the storm Thurs.
day. A tg-weary horse Was left by the
wavslie.
Your south Buckdeld correspondent
was Invited Ca tsrin discussion out of
town r~ccntiy. We haven't heard u Nc
kinley L. squelchei or not.
Tsxstlon reform IL the question be-
fore the people now, and the way u 10
met nv the coming legislature decides
whether there IL to l,c q political rrSolu-
tlon In Maine In the next two years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
sNEpEN.


Frank Durgin has bought = nice paif
Of bor.es % Howard Morrison, also a
yoke of cattle af u. 3. Piummer, 10 use
ln hls lumbering operations.
Js.on Mari u In Gorham, y. IL, lam-
bering.
Mrs. samuel Plummer IL visiting
friends at North Conway.
Mr.. Marshall Stone Of brldgton had
hard time getting four three yesr-o'd
steers that were pastared In "Goshen'
thls summer. They had become very
Wild and after spending nearly 9 week
trying 90 set them, they wsrr Obliged To
shoot them.
A very pleasant sfyAir was the party
which Mr.. ELIZA Nevers gave ON heI
birthday, the ssh % Dscenbef. Over l0o
pesloos we're preeeus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
SHOAIAAN

Those thu, have Poplar to haul are I'm
proving the gooi .l~iilng.
Jon.th,n B,r'ls,t !. having the spruce
cut On 81. Peter Nount,ln, slso the pine
cut on the Aver pl,c-. sni several Other
sm,ll lo,.. Mr. b,rilrtt can .hos SONS
q. fine two-vcar-old steer. snd heller. s'
can h. found In tosn. lie Ia. some
nlc- colts, one. full bru,het io II. l.,
u. thst I. Threatened With spessi.
~. 10. Tihb~ti. has moved hls stock o'
go"i. Co Rumfori fslis. Those who
paioniSe him Nlll flni him .qusr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
w1sY SUMNER


Prof. y. I.slnforth'. new show ~ Sat
ur,isy evening va. quite we'll attended,
lie also gave an entertainment. Monday
evening.
A large llac % Christmas good. at e.
4. thsnilrr 4 Co.'S.
j. II. Hamilton, Past Grand Chief
r.inplar ani state Organizer Mains
Good Templsr-, spoke To an apprcciati,'
sudience TUESDAY, evening. after which
he organized q Good Tempisrs Lodge
which va. named Pleasant Lake Lodge
We have long wanted Ia see q lodg'
started, aud wish II God speed.
Mrs.. Dr. Bi.bcc Il on tho sick Hat.
Preparation. for Chrlstmas entertain
ment are being made At the BaPtl.
charh.
The funeral of Mi.. Jesnctic Wilson
whose rem ,ins were brought from 10.
ton, was largely attended,, dec. 18th
R.y. y. D.'I,irhirlson preaching = mo-.
imprc.siye sermon. MI.s wilson va
the founder az the Y. y. \. q. T.. In thi
Mace aud ~ lovely Christian character
There WAS fully FOO, 40 snow Gel
Wednesday nigh, aud Thur.day morn
Ing aud high wlni !. prevailing at TIL
date.
The rem,in. of Miss Jeanette :
Wilson. Who died In no.ton, Dccembel
i1th, aged ~ years, . months, wcr'
brought to West sumner, wher. hel
mother aud pf'ther. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrews reside. for intermeni. TIL
funeral vas largely attended In the Zap
tlst church Wednesday, the pastor. Rev
lis. u. I.ichirison, oficiatlng. The de
ceased was Instrumental In organizing
the Y. T.. \. q. T.. Ia West Sumner, an
was one Of the most active members q
that society 10 Lynn, Mass, where sh
had bsen residing sbne time previous I
her going "a boston to tske lessons !
painting at the art school. She Was ]
poor health Last summer when vlslilnI
her relatives at West sumner bat no on
thought that her useful life would .
soon close. Her loss IL deeply felt b
her relatives and friends aud the caus
of Christ loses faithful worker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
EASY BETHEL.

4 foot of heavy. .olll snow fell the
18th, tollos~i nv warm Wind.
Eihridge Croak.r sni wife are nov
kr-plng house Ia frr'i Bean. hall.
Mrs. Nina ssan r-Ceniiy visited rrls-
tive. at Norway.
y. u. iIosc !. laid by with badly cut
hand.
Mr.. Melinda ilean has gone tn Bethel
iIill to live With her daughter, Mrs. III.
4. Packard.
a.. q. ssan !. at work for 4. ". Hart
lett cutting blrvh.
y. a.. louns attended the state
Grsng, NJ lewiston last week.
,hri.tms. tr. aud .niertsinmcn, NJ
the .cbool hon.. saturday evening, Dee.
a'th. General Invitation Ia all Ia assist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
ERNInuao

Mr.. y. r. johnson cf Apdo,er sesni
nary preached In the Congregation
eharh on sunday.
Mr.. iisren q. frosl did lat week ana
WAS bari~d st Browufleld.
Mr.. Charles kimhsll Who has t~es
driving for y. &. Lord had the nile
fortune of having hls l~g broken at Con
Nav last saturday. lie xas removed "a
hi. mothers In this village.
Ms. Eastman ~ Lowell L. visiting her
bruther, J. 4. Gerry.
Mr.. Gerry u advertising hls nne stock
Of goods Ia ~ -oli a coat.
Nr. aud Mrs. John lIorr IL North
Waterford we're n her fathers, Mr.. y.
iie,ld's, Last week.
Mrs. augusta Carter 20 Beverly has
male q short visit 10 her cousin, Miss
II. 4. OsgOoi.
Christmas IL In the air, 10 .. evident
from the attractive cool. Ia the stores.
The tirst academy .cciable Was held
on Tuesday syeulng.
:. ". Charles IL teaching the school
In plstriCt No. I.
The snow of "wednesday has been
le,.lei In the rad. by the roller which
made u. flrst appearance Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
RilugoRo CENTRE

The strongest sipi prevailed herr
THURSDAY night that has bccn en-
l.-fieBcsSi Zoe years.
Mr.. y. NJ. Lufkln represented TIL.
grange 40 lewiston last we-s.
NJ. ani Mr.. v. u. klmh,ll had q
pheasant barney whiting relatives In
the wet.
Mr.. Harriet Wool. health IL very
s,.oi this wiuier.
Johnnis Eilloit. Who l. In the west,
Nrii.. thst b. like. the couutry Ncfy
much. lll. health !. very good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

o. uarle. X. wilson l. badly airlc'-
I'D a Iih srisiica.
Trnk stewart Il teaching "a NeN
iu.lgtnn District.
Es,. ghsrls. y. Th~ing. former ri-
fffl ~ IIiram. has h-cn -irs-i~i ff.'-f
l..f 9th. Western Reserve tniNersiN'
40 e. 's,sland, ohio.
llIsv Virgin Sss Ia town TINS w.
o. u.It high compliment 90 ibe W.
cutler iiouss. esp-yitlly the cock
Nr Jsm.. a. R,rus. % Portland Sa'
.l fUHu "Wednesday.
~4uts Dlsu. ~ul hold q r~c~niion ~
ur WU.on's "Wednesday evening, thr
1s,h sn.i At Grange Hall on Christ" ''
tttliug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
UPTON

Died. Dsrrtnb-r 18Th, Mrs. tncN
Brsgg, sgvi u years snd : months
Shs has hc-n q m-mi-~F 81 the Congrcgt
tiansl churrh slare it, organiIaiian 10
lSG0 sh- h,s not h,d msny privilege
ouislds 81 her oSn HON. bat she alSsy'
had . pleasant sori "a grrciing Tor thu
many fri~nls Who calls-i o. Nslt her.
Mr.. charles l.. Abbott l. Visiting
ifisnis IN llethcl.
u !. nne weather ~lth Just encugh
snow Cor the lumhermen.
About tNenty 20 the friend. of NJ
snd Mr.. ". 4. Warren Nlsli~i them In
Mr.. We.t's camp, Sher, they are Al
work. ruc.slsy evening. They took
trv,t With them consisting IL wedding
cske. stc.. tr-idr. PEANUTS and spiles
They rvport = very pleasant evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
HEBRON

There wrrr too death. In thls part Of
~. town lat w~.k. Mr.. John .rc.n'
Wo..i ani Mr.. Ssmuel C"tbstt. VT
sr-.uNool 80. burici sandy after
uuuu.
Mauha Pratt 4. quite poorly again.
L Bumpu. ,nd ~lie arr a~ay on
Wrsk's Welt.
u. II. sporord Ia. brother visiting
him. 1T
T.R. Glover, Who .prainei hls ankl,
badly while ago, l. al work. bat stu
,srv Lame. a..
Ntoui foot % damp snow fell Wei
ne..iay night snd rharsday morning
uhl,h sill improve the roads az the,
werr getting rOugh.
4 very high ~ihd rhur.day night.
FIR. Glover has hi. usual Supply o.
Christmas goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
ssowsfislo.

Nearly fOat ~ snos fell We,inesiai
night and to-day. Crhar.dayl u Is NAV
Tug quite a gOoi deal.
Walter Dargin, formerly OF br"sn-
a.li nov ~ BOSTON l. yi.liing his si.ier'
Mr.. Elmer whitney, OF this 'hligr'
Fr~i rhsyer Ia. eesn quite SICK po'
1. same hetisf.
viii Mack Who cut hls foo, some
~. ago 4. .o a. 10 D. out by using
crltrhs..
for a FEW daVs.
Tho Nillsge people who are W 'he ".u'
~ enjaying good lons morning hll
ar completely di.gu.,ei ~lih ,''e NV
ak o'rlo,k sieim ~hi.isa ~h'rh !. ~
M. On exart timc. We don't want u
h. ,li.tur,.s,i In the morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

T,e Parts Literary aud social circle
oh, SEED 20 its inviting ruesdav afternoon
o.. haI m-sting. thrvugh the Winter.
10 following offilvrs sew chosen
EFg y weiss. rr~-itsnt
NHs WamurHnl 49, fru-lheat
Nrs q Ne - ~ssrrvtarF ~ tfNaslrNr
f.-rr h NfrffI NJ Wnght. NJ. Y
L rarrts. Ixerutfs Nomuiites
Ths dr.i meeting will D. held on Nes
Nrsrs ekr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
NORTH PARIS.

We are TO have Christmas fesi'yaI Al
the church.
The farmer. are putting In Ice which
is now u 10 u inches Thick and Of bet
ter quality than usual.
Mr.. Piugree IL At work for hcv. Seth
benson.
A sen of n. n. McAilister Of Sumner
IL at work for Dea. Dunhsm.
Wednesday night gave ne the heaviest
snow storm of The season and the road,
we're badly drilled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
uANyeoNo.

The winter term Of the line school IL
being taught by NJ. John rsrlin. Prom
al acroauts We are having . nrst rate
school.
Tho entertainment at East Buckheld
last Thur,dsy night vas very good and
well patroulsed.
Bofu, Dec. nth. to the wife Of John
Pariin, . daughter.
Call on Stanley Rlshcs 1t Buckheld u
yoa want fslt boots and rubbsrs st . low
psies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
,Asr saowsFlslo.

The seyerrsi s,orn of the season the
night 90 the 18th.
Preparation. for chr'.tm,. concer, ,
arr gulns on by the sabbath seho"'
children. T.,
IA. Bradbary has purchased io'
,.xt TIE station and Il 90 erect dwell
ins boa.e aud store an II very soon.
Mr.. Th,ysr I. AZ ". II. ,ticsney do
Ing a llttls BIB of painting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
sour. RossuRY.

Sghool Ia Dlstfict W. :, taught bt
Nj. Mana York 10 Wilton, has closed.
mi. l. her ss,'ond term hsrv and u has
bc~n a very succcssiul Que.
One % the mru AZ work In the Sossi'
Zoe 4. N Jenne .as q guoi sife,l moo.e
pa. hv the camp a short time ago. lls
as not moleste,l.
Ar. Carr from Andoycr has bought
an. farm knoSu q. the Boyuion farm
ani moved CA toll.
". n. Jeunc aud family oi south Paris
ar, ln town. They iniend 10 spend The
winter here.
Cora IIusssy has hcen quite ,ick Tor a
fe~ weeks past beat !. hitter nov.
Itis With pleasure that ~e r'.sd the
communication from Alhsny sud Ne
sincerely ~i.h that the gcoi oil gentle
msn OFF, wear. may h. allotted miny
more year. In which a. sgaiier sun'hln"
We couli Ni.h there we're morc IKE him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
EAST RUuyoRp

Jesse Bishop u doing large smoun
81 bqichsring for people about here.
Albert Abbot, !. on the gain.
Tuesday VI Abbott aud wsllie CLARK
drose a fi.her cat Into hole up hack al
,.lss.facc; "Wednesday they dug II oai
aud took IT. hide OF ani a Cue QUE Il
uas too.
Thursday Prank Putnam caught al.
yeafling that VAS running Wild cn Zir
con. lie "a. too hungry Ia run bat
showed fight.
Nhsrt Virgin :. doing a little bu.ine..
IN the trading stock line.
\ good blacksmith I. very much need.
al to open a shop az the falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
Mii sOA,S uiIIa

Mr.. !. :. D,nforih from Camp Carl.
hoa. With Master Richie D,nforth p,ss.si
through herr on their way Ia Bristol
last week.
clifton wlggin. carries the mill io
rirm,ch-cn~c once q week by way az
the tote ro,h.
a.. T.. wil.on ~ Newton, Mass, .
foTmer resident, 4. stopping Ia town.
"a. Flint hat load ~ haiier from
Colchrook for sale among the logging
m~n.
Though y great admirrr % old fash.
lon. NJ ma.t .sy, deliver "a from an
oli-t,.hloa.i winter. which thsr- s~-in'
to ~ every prospect % our getting at
prrssut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
oSFoRp

Frank ilor,l has .sld hi. s,sni q
Tlloms. Carr for ten hundr~i and aft,
dolhrs aud u having rooms tinishe'
over the .iorc.
Thcrr Nas an Interesting trmpeunc.
lc,.ture by Hon. James :. Wright al tn
VI. y. charch "wednesday evening
There wAsa full house notwithstanding
the storm.
Nil. Hattie Paris had blrthia,
party saturday evening.
George ~. Jene- L. TRACKING singing
scheol n ueguirc,s iIill.
Catting Heath dis,i "Wednesday after !
sickness % two wear. of more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Very qulsi on spprosch % Christians
The isslnforths gave an entertainment
q Last >umner "a q small house ca
ru~siay evening.
Fine slclghlng now aud teams arr
husV.
The Young people are preparing io
prr.sni drtmt In the near future. III
ahlrh due nn,icc will D. given.
Voting contests are getting to D.
fashionable sni are all the talk In SONS
lo,slitie.. lti. rather qaI-t h~rr thoagh
au most all topics, moral, political or
spiritual. ~LOCCM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
THE OXFORD BEARS,
t-t Oos6S OF r-E wtEs ~ Al
SECTIONS Of TrG COUNTY.

IANTUNl
lion. Gen. n. Blsi.-e 20 Bgckfield and
Parker ~ruf1rd q Bucksport Nerc IN
'.sl drst 20 the seck on railroad hnsi-
lr.s
Wr iraru that NJ. 4. l.. child. of this
r'ie. O. rDing into the huslne.s 81 mo-
afl.turug cartons la lsSision. We
aI.t Nr thllis sucyvss.
s.me 1.-THE msmb@r. % Canton Gapg'
Attended the state Grange al LEWISTON
IIsf artk.
lie sshalsrs 20 the grammar school
90 preparing ~. Drsms "Amoaf w.
Brr,ksr.- 10 D. played The last nish' 81
slHoI
Ih, Grsugvr. wili play the drama ou'
i..as iu ths nrar future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
NORWAY lASg.

IL. Partridge "a some better.
C.B. Cumming. IL hauling un'oet Gu
the Lake.
S.A. steven. has bcsu surveying iots
90 the shorr of the Lake for freelsnd
ho~s, E-q., this week. "a.
DF. iIasslton IA hauling timh~r for ms
bailiinx aud ~ili build In the spring.
D. n. Whitman ef Hsrrison has pen
stopping a the Lake this week,
Elhridyr Holt of sweden 10 wofkinS
TOE J. {. saunders
>chooi eios<s here for vseatsoe W
O1s week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
lockg,s MILLS.

The Young ladie.' fair las, week Va, =
grand sacsv.s. Tho prcceo'is of the
chair wer- ssi. Tens Young WAS the
lucky one, having 81. Carrie Ayr go'
the ct ~ tiiir.; Myrtio Green, ihs
apron; Mrs.. Annie stowell the plush
c..e, snd N.,iIe >erley the doll. The
Liable. Furnished one of their excellent
supper. IN the dlaing hall, af'er ~h'ri
an entertainment M. given la the hall
Tie song by Mr.. Nichols Was the star oil
the evening.
Hon. y. D.. Hand was In town last
Tuesday.
About 900 wss realized from ih'
Young lsdies' fair given last rae.cay
Much credit I. due Mas Carrie Rand aud
Ma Tens Young.
MIs. Clara Bucknsm IL In town, stop
ping At Mrs.. 4. v. u. Libby's.
A good deal of blrch IL being hauled
Inio the yard AZ the mill. :.
Potatoes are selling al co cents bash
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
ALBANY.

Frank aud Herbert Iiesn .ho, q deer,
which dressed loo pounds. Othsr par
tles are on the war path. The pco'
dc.r vill breath easier after January LIT,
our colletor has paid our stat. tar
for ispo. Who !. ahead ~ him.
4. a.. ll~sn wss az Norway village
Monday selling ,enl.on.
Frank Bcsn :. visiting friend. st Try
ants Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Orursv a. Brown. Esq.. % Mason.
mlHs The Democrat a very pleasant call
s.t Tue.lsv M nrusu has hecn o.
rThr o. p-meCrat rvsdsrs for manv
wears. h.ing ons ~ The ''old guard ~
IrmnJrht correspondents. We slSays
fai the eloquent adVo-sste snd defender
o. ,rus very social aud g~ulsl man
o. nrFf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
PtRu

Wilson >tillman IA. hhI.hel thrcsh-
Ing aud L. AZ home gr,tlng rrsdy a. gu
Into the woods o. work for George
staples.
Tn rallroai men have hccn Ia this
vicinity booking over the route 20 the
prpu.....l railroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
tAsr ptRu

n. ". Gcding IA. knicd hh hrg.
hog that hss hen msutlouct aud "
sslgl,c,i 40 IL pounds. Heat that u
Nou eau.
VI. Hall h hauling vcoi to plxneld 10
Ill.
A. u. Ghtfiih .SapPsi hls span Of
grays % ani Got him maicheSi pair oi
black one. that weigh 400 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
wIsr PERU
Rnck.m.ka Gr.ngr sl..,e.l niilccr. ihs

Hock-meka Grange elected officers the
i1th met;
nr.sos trsgy.A
4 4 Hal ~.
Nr. " MyuAh.
o. " NsAsf. ~
" llau 4,
Jg.ish lishT
NJ. Nyuaaa. ~.
NJ Usfuniiar~af, 4.
MIS- LiiuAh HAL. Oefv..
lave not learned the names % the
tao other lady officers.
". :. Walker a >on are hcadquiricr.
Tor Christine. good. In thl. city.
Mr.. Frank pemeri,, It'll remain.
v.ry .lcs.
B,d colds are quite prevalent here Al,
pTesful.
Ably Akin. I. laying Ia hl. winter :
supply before goln: away "a work.
OuT p0pnlsT lady Who holds her own
~ we'll In the prize conte.i, Mi.. L., u.
Tucker, !. very busy waiting on her
many customers. Her stoyk 81 millinery
aud fancy goois l. complete aud of the
beet quality and latest styles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

i &. Dana PhIlbrook. Who for some
time past has bern away learning tbs
jewellers trade, has rvturned and opened
. shop 90 Main STREET. lie has Put In q
stock of watches and jewelry aud does
Q general vpslrlng business.
| Mr.. e. Bi.b~r has put Into the new
store In the Old Fellows Block recently
erected q selesfsi stock Of ell kinda.
This store Il Que of the lsrg-st, beat aud
most commcsiioas stor~s In this village.
The new frm of Roberts a Cspen has
opened its story on Main Strvet to the
pablo. There may be found chclcc
groceries of all kinds In clean aud care-
fully selected stock.
Thursday evening. D~~mher 18th,
the popular drama "Anlta's Trial. MAS
presented st Ideal Hall, under the
susplyc- ~ the ladies of the unlvrr.allst
socirty. The parts wew happily az
signed aud we'll taken. A large au-
dlrnce Was present aud the afialr Was
succcssfal In every way.
large quantities az wood are being
hauled Into the vlllsgr from outside.
kilborn's ssw MILL was started up lsst
wcck. Much timber IL being hauled Ia
u for msnuf seizure.
Eh.n =. kilhoru IL pu.hlng work on
his house on Chapman street.
George y. Rich IL az home from state
College. lie begins q winter school
soon.
single copies of the Democrat are for
ssie la Beihel each week al the store of
q. ". Wiley.
MIDDLE iNrrRvAIr.
Ladies' AID met q. sppolnted Dec. N.
Nth Mrs. \. bean. Meet. next, three
N-eks from dat. of last, With Mi.. Min
ME klmhsll. All Invited. u l. put OF
Que wcek later .o a. not to Interfere With
Christmas.
The writer has lately, while on the
slck llst, rcc-lvei helping hani from
several kioi neighbour. anil fr'.pis.
sympathy, Kind words and helping
hands srr b>,tier than Drug.
Whv don't that near-sighiei farmer
kill hls hog. Instead 10 baylng feed
Al IS c-ni. q hu.helt
Who will m,ke .om. poor child q use-
tul present on Christmas Day, Eemcm-
her thst "inasmuch {. We do u unto
such, ye 10 " unto me"
- al. tisa an th>lr hesr.
VIA str. uren ~ tr~~-
etfs Zoe IN al snsi sesrf.
.ni al uste sist o. -.
- haze the ys-or uasis stsi
~ that thy nss-i ths sssst-
Ths s-sfy kcssr stsa.
Tbs oataast sol tis h.-t
- have thssu knss thai Jesus
Gstns on this hlrs.ssi hay,
rhs "a hest esrhlf sin.
Ths true ~ httaE Way.
~ Eathrr o. ~ Sklllrvn
frusa stsfy hni ant siwe-
TIE kssneis.s. ls-t fussaksa-
Tits thft.tsnas thsn Il uibe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

no METER ofthe waste ~ Christian ~
90. PSI m. cvml-,iition 20 dlf'eryni DE-
.n.lltiuns Ia tis- small toNus hss a.
frufs.i considerable attrution, and 4.
...,saiiOu 20 representative. ~ se'rfaI
.mIntiou. was bid 20 BrunsSicA
.... SEX o. 49, II sam. arrangement
.H..at t- made o. couc.utrate snurts,
.. a. ta have one strong -oyi.ty in 4
d .l.y lustc.i % several weak ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

nlrrv uul hsa Christmas tire AZ the
ir,,ralist churrh thursday evening,
urH .arns eNerri.es BY The Sandsv
=. f.-sI rIss-ss I.sV. Mr.. lIsmilton will
p. rre.sut II nothing prvysnts- AT sho
uu..tI Uks a. do 80 arr cordially Invited
o.. bring ln Prr.suts 10 hang ca The irce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

..y srss.,.s .sss e 81! y:7 ~ sJs 60
nsgs massey .. 4 iA:is % sasi.s Kemp.
go e. &c., ss ss,s:sS q - .Sss'
Al urknng iryisastos uish oDoseA@ co9Ge
ts.y', ~ = = I. = 49, ss"' tAfs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
DllgiylD

Fill up yoar ballot. aud hsni them Ia
the postmaster Who will .sni them "a
the Democrat ofilcc each saturday morn.
ing fr,. % expen.. "a you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

>s,esl from far. drove Ia DiNheli
wednesday o. sttend the ''decstrick
..uIs" 40 that plsg~ In the evening
10, have 30 ut back. sni th@ teams
a-, sNps,tel 20 gvt cot u the drifts some
time thIs Wesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Eucr. a Fsrrsr Sill not run their
mat art a. The lllll any morv AZ prcs-
srt They will probably start again
T.ffr Ina the Nintsr.