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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-29
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make prompt con ections with the
several, railroad lines in the East.
Pullman Palace Sleeping G irs and
Tourists sleeping Cars attached to all
Tioke ts sold, sleeping car this Sc
cured, and other informatio n given on
application at the Company's offices
where passengers calling In person can
secure choice of routes, etc.
IN, TUWNE, y. ii GOODMAN,
general Manager Gen Pass. & Tkt Agt
Snn Francisco. Cal.
jane
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-29
NJ. 116

Sleepless nights, made miser-
able by that terrible cough
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-29

/ NeFVOu5 anu pHyBI-
ca Debility, Seminal Weak n e3
SprematorrhB, RrOStAeO rrhae. Emissions
ImpoIency, Exha austed Vitality, Premature De-
cline. and Loss OF MINHOOD, I'm
cal AS eOan pIfcaGIOns. aud from
wn sbever cause pr0dAeeh. 1t en-
rich and puzines the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Eearoduc-
tive Organs, aud Ph vsical and Mental Faculties.
1t stops all unnatural and debiitafing drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
debilitating dreams, seminal losses with she
urine, etc. destructive to mind and body
1t is a sure eliminator OF all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no
injurious ingredients. TO those AuHRc-
ing from ghe evil effects of youth
ful indtscretfOnO or excess, a speedy
6hOrOugh and perm amem9 CUBE
~ qua R ANrEED. Price, @sss5O pei,
bottle or ave bottles in case, with full difsc-
tions and advice, $40 Sent secure from U0-
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
price. or O. o. d. 1e be had only of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
hIRRON


the Churyh was crowtlel SUNDAY a.
hear the Haccalaureats SERMON hy l'r.s.
small. Among the strangers prrs.nt
werv Judge. lionncy and Wilson. The
singing hy th- male gaartstie MAS good.
Al Ne ghdto hcar The Volcc 20 wallace
tushuiah again.
Commencement passed. 81 we'll
n. l.. whitney ani family are Ia their
summer homr.
pf. nlake l.ohin.on II Essi sumner
speni The day With Rev. :. u. Richard
son Thursiay.
l'ruf. !. '. Mool, l. Nth nj. mother
fur aNhllr during vacation.
rhgr.,lav Rev ". n. clark 20 Ne
chsniC fslls, AMI hi. broiher-ln-hw.
Osorge y. RarruNs, 20 NcNton. Mass.
Wsrv ihrungh the place calling on their
obi frisnl.. u I. NEEDLESS to say that
thrV recvlVvi q warm selcome.
iicrt Maxim u home frum MassAchu-
sets Tor weeks Wilt.
y. :. ponham l. Ia town.
81 Baulrtt aui Sif, have hen .Tenl-
ing a f,w days AZ Mr.. llibh.. They arc
uos living La Clsl.ea. Nass.
II sas quite dry h"rc before the rain
this pesk 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
NORRIS ALBANY.

Charles Esmes saw deer cros. the
mad fcS days since. .
Is. Bean has his large amount oi
,ir,h .,wed and nov I. ready 10 sa~
hong luml-r. -,
Mr.. Nlblou Libby % Auburu !. visit
ing friend. here. A..
o.,rv. ". klmhall Who has been
I'm NsrVhni and Virginia the pact ~"
months .et all from NeS York Tor hn-
r,.t.r lat Thursday. Although Young
m yr,r. VET his ambition 10 travel Seems
,im..t unhoundsi. The day bsfore he
.sils.i h. wrote that be- expected To an am
a cl,.gow, ~cotland, about the So'h
met. Prom iher, b. anticipates Wishing
many other European countries beiorr
hi return. -.
me .shoal In District No. : close,
JsIy 81. The sshool LA District No
H.. not hccu In session the past lev
d,,.ss the teacher !. slck.
Rev. n. Y. Dayi. l. "a preach Az ,,f
.rl.-,l hou.@ n~Nt Suniay At : -. Tie
ali hold mcetlngs thcrv half 81 The time
A the .ame hour this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
npTy.wOOD

The hav crup l. nov far enough all
yanc-l a. give something ~ an estimate
a. o. what thsrc wlll d.. AMI ours \. ,h,t
not much more than one hslf-Crop viii
IL harvested about here. srass has not
,.cn so klllel out AMI thin for y-ar.'
although some plcCc. ~ new ground are
hooking we'll.
seed Ia. ro,te,l In the ground In .ome
locailii-. In consequence ~ ID" cold
vet weather, .o that rrphn,lng Va.
necessary.
strawb~rrie. on the -. bat our bcii"r
half Infnrms.I W that the crop was near
IN spoiled by the ffosi.
Mr.. I.iitlehelh. ~ Bryants Pond held
a nesting AZ the Shsiigc- sch"ol-hou.c
Last sabbath afternoon. iIc Intends Ia
move somewhere In the near fuiur,, ani
90 "a .iudylng foe the ministry. lie !.
an earnest worker In the vineyard ~ the
Master, and head that more education u
neccssary for the work Ia which he L.
llc,cs hlmsslf called.
Recently Alden Cha.e revived crate
- h,n,nas. and while hanging ,hcn up
IN M. cellar something dropped onto the
cemrnte,i bottom. which on examination,
Nas found a. ~ q tropical tafantula' hs
yariegai-d body a. large as an acorn,
With feet anil leg. a. match, The Great.
urc .oon began 81 gather himself up
When Mr.. Chs.e. seeing what ~t.,
ended It. existence AZ once beneath hl'
foot. hi. ~ much r-grc,, ani Wish u
had h-,n captured. since ~ would Ike
a. have se-n III. warmth" While the
crate Ms At the depot someone had Put
HI. hand through the slabs aud stolen
numler ~ the hinanhs, which Ne hardly
think would have h--n the case, hal be
known what Kind ~ live stock was Ia
thsrv.
The shadigrc .chool Was term 81 sls
week.. taught by jennie Coffin, aud
clo.sSi last FRIDAY with an exhibition and
treat for the .chol,rs. Report .ays, III"
school vas a grand .ucccss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
MIs1 SUMNER.

Mr.. George pulsifcr rrturuel frou
Boston the 81 accompanied by her al.
ter. Mrs. sarah y. Goosiing ~ Tahiti
Society Islands. having been away frou
her native town thlrtv-slx wears. Mrs.
a.. l. = daughter ~ Col. Orison Ripley oi
Paris, Who Il stlll living. Mrs. n. II
Maxim AMI Mr.. George I'ulslfcr are
sisters. She went Ia California drc-s.
making when but eighteen wears of age.
therc MEETING anil after = time m,rrying
Mr.. George Gcoding ~ Yarmouth, Me-,
Who died some seven wear. since NJ 20
cietv islani. where th.y made theft
home. nearly so1o mile. from their form.
~ home. They had nine children, all
living on the islsnds' excepting one
dsugh,rr In san Francisco, Who visited
Maine eight year. ago.
T.. n. >tsrhlri. while Telling tire the
18Th was hlt by !, breaking hi. lex be-
lov the knee.
rrr,i Barrett aud family have within 4
few ,lays moved hack to :. ". Yields.
Mr.. John McNlllsier ~ Nech,nic
Fall. he RECENTLY yl.ii~i her brother.
VIM. l.. Chase. n faru's MILE, aud
friends shout the ,ill'gc.
ceurgr \. Johnson. ~ Boston. came
Ia HI. grsndfsther's, q. ". Raic.', Tor
hls annual ynration. few dav. since.
Henry n. liersev anil wife returned
frum ,lsl, H. their .on, In New York,
the 3ist.
IN. Dohlc has got work on the horse
car. IN rortlNni.
Nr. Nlgrfnon Hvrr.on ~ Hebron VIZ.
li~,i MI. hfoiher.. ~. T.. aud q. ~. Ryer-
son few DAYS slncc.
lIon -. n. ll.h-- ani daugh,~r, 81
Ruckheli. were al Dr. 4. VI. Rlsbee'.
THURSDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01


Mr.. Beaman ~ Portland u Ia town
visiting her son George farnham and
other friends.
Mr.. Libby and sou, of Harrison are
calling on relative. and friends here.
\. q. Bean I. at Hanover TIL. week ON
business. =,
Mis-. M,rtIe jordan 81 Norway closed
a successful term IL school Ia district
No. s. and next week will commence
teaching Ia district No. 10.
Ie,. 4. T.. u. Crockett AMI wife oi
steep Fall. (standl.h), spent sunday In
town. They are visiting her brothers,
". ". BIr,i and j. j. Bird.
Ceorg. T.. Grover has been quite sick
by an abc-.. Ia the stomach.
". VI. Robbins anil ~ife have returned
10 birmingham. Connecticut, where
they have resided for the last ten years.
DANIEL Clark I. nj Norway Lake doing
a lob for Mr.. smith on his shoe store.
Feeling poplar aud hemloek IL the
rage.
Plenty 81 moisture AMI weeds are
growing nicely.
Amos l.. Bean IL OF dutya few days,
the result 81 sticking an axe In his foot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
BUckgiglO

Nls. shirley Hall, daughter % O. II.
Hall. VI. D., Ia. returned from Harm-
ing Normal sch,'cl, where she graduated
recenily.
Monday evealag. the isth, a very
L.s..s...ai recep;h,a a.. rendered Rev. n.
Lawrence al the psrsonag, BY many
81 hi I,srishoDsrs.
Alex cushman AMI ~lfe have returned
from years ,l.lt % friends In the vest.
Mr.. >ophronls ,toweii of Dixfield
has bs'en visiting her sister, Mr.. q. u.
hl.lse.
%. n. iler-ey, E.q.. l. making extern
siVe improvements on the premise. ~
ccutly purchased IT Dr. ChiIis.
The Quot club par-ae their calling
With a real worthy Of a canse that has
brad and batter In e..
Enumeration Cole reports pleasant
AMI r,ady reccption In response To- IA.
ccnsas call.
The oriinancc ~ baptism va. admin
istersl Sunday morning, the al Inst. NJ
the tiyersiie, by Rev. u. y. IAwrcncc ~
the R,ptist churvh, "a fourteen persons,
several 20 whom arr hc,ds of families.
larry coDcourse ~ people was present
10 witness this beautiful aud Impressive
rite, after whiCh the church was iillsl "a
lisisn to an able discourse from John
u :, and the hsni ~ fellowship to the
fcurts.n Vho ~erc haptitel. aud Que
ether r'cciNci by letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
WEST PARIS.

10 from this place, took advantage OF
the Masons excursion last Tuesday and
visited Portland, q few went Ia Long
Island Ia partakc of the elan bake.
Brysnt wants 10 know how the Mssons
llkei their dinner.
The Pioneer Chair Co. are adding more
new hands Ia their crew.
T.. ID. Andrews, \. &. Curtis, u. Curtis
and Jerry Cole have been up to Upper
Dam this week fishing, they had good
luck aud brought home goodly number
az the .pcckeled beauties.
lIert Willis aud Alton Bicknell have
hnIshc,i their Job nj Gorhsm, y. u.
The Library Association cleared BE-
tween siO AMI II sollars on their straw
berry festival.
4 New York Comedy Go. were here
three night. thl. last week but did not
receive very liberal patronage.
=. Ciarance Curtis Il agent for Port
land Laundry, which has the reputation
~ doing their work we'll and prompt.
I,-,. Mrs. Mln,ri I. In the place, vi.it-
Ing friends.
Quite number are contemplating
visiting Portland the 9TH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

COUNTY -, utfuhp. -
Kari % lauuty tsmulsslunsrs. May Sssslun,
I-a he'll ~ adjourumsut. June I'M. lea.
upp> ths fsF~gOing Ietitions, sati.fsr'ofy s'i
tlsnrs having l-sn rrsiyci that The Igttiuncr-
ar, responsible. IN T. ORnhHIp, that ths 'oah
a. Cosami..ionef. ~ fort all ABir-eogdn
Csantis. msst a che Hotel 20 frank " ohissr
In IIebfon, on wsnssiay, Auxusi Ssh. \, ".
ls.l, al tsn ~ the elsa. 4. ", ani u,sho. pre-.
c.si b. tisw the route msntiunei in all Isiiiiun
Immediately after which WV q hsanng ~ Tho
psftie. AMI thsir sitnss-s. vii - hal Al ...me
convenient place la the sicinliy. ani sush othsr
measures talsn In the prrinl-e. q. tbe ,.mmi.
.lsn~r. shali luig~ prot.sr. Ani u I. further
DEnsntp that nasiss - ths time. place ant
puTI-s-s ~ the Conmissioasrs' insstlnz afpfr.Aii
~ given b. al I-sr.ons Ani corporation. tntsrv-t
ct hy causing atts.tsi cuVe. % -ali Istitipn Ani
81 this orier thffvon o. - ssNei ulnn t1e ~
.p~stise srks tn towns % IisbrvB In the C.un
~ ~ Oxfori. AMI MinOt In The County ~ Ansirs-
co.stn. ani the Chairman 20 The County '"in
missioner. ~ Apiro-cxxin teaniy ant al.o
pastel ~ ln thrcc public pltees IN each ~ sali
towns. and pablishri thfvs scsk. succsssiyeiy IN
the ksnRei-s Journal, The state pspeI. the Lewis
Too Journal. q nesspaIsf printsi al Lssi.tan Ia
the Coahiy ~ ARiro..ozEin.Aai the oNicrl l,m
orrat, q nsw.paIsr prntci AZ Pan. IN all toan.
~ % Dsf1ri. the hf.t ~ .sii publications. ant
each of the ssltsr Boticc- o. - mse -srNs-i snsi
p,.ts. az last thirty slays hsfoFe -s time ~ net
Ing sths enl that al Ierson. ani c"rI-,r.ii0n-
may then ami ther appear anl shes cause, " any
they have. Why the prayer II sah Ictiiionsr.
Arfr.r. ALBERr :. AUSTIN, Cisrk.
4 true oOPy % ALI Petition AMI orier 81
attest ALBEgT :. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Nothing new or startling taking place
here ~ the present time. 4.
N. q. Moalion of swe'ien la. been IN
,oan buyine wool. lie said be c"u'a
nav bat - cents pound.
ami buyers are pleniyfni' they are
having from - To ~ a head. ~. NJ.
n. r. Mains u stopping Wv" IL
daughter Mrs. ,ha.. .. bIo""' ~"
hssi,h /. very poor this summer.
sna. n. Brown and J. II. Bean and
lie x,nt 10 Portland Tuesday. /,
U.v, some smart thunder showers Oh
late the frsf IL the season -, 4,
Vegetation !. now growing nnely; /,
,hlnt I never saw corn 80 small the last
~ Jane a. nov, everything !. very back.
ward bat grass. Hayins Viii come v"
Bean closed up his iabors ~
census enumerster last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
sours Bsrstl.

There will h. picnic aud celebration
az thl. pl,c, july ith. The programme
will consist ~ antique. aud horrihlr.,
race, basket dinner IN "a" grove. Bsse
hall and fir-Nofk. la the evening.
The schools will closr Thur.dsy of
this week.
George l.unn Ia. begun o. repair hi.
house. lie Intends Ia board, clapboanl
ani paint.
u. =. Virgin {. getting along finely
With hi hou.~. Ne arr glad Ia .cc signs
Of thrift manifested herr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
ANpovER.

There was mn preaching at the Congrc-
gstional church last Sunday.
Walter Marston IL home from the West
after an absence of six years.
The Congregational ladies Circle met
With Mrs. ". :. Dresser welnesdy even
Ing ~ this week.
The school. In Districts Nos. !, ,,
and close this week.
Work on the Merrill house IL nearly
completed. Mr.. Poor has expended a
great deal ~ money In restoring this
house and improving the grounds aud
viii have the nicc-t place In town. The
elegance 10 the interior Il remarked by
every one.
n. q. rercl,ali I. Captain nov on the
\. l.. 4. Company's steamer.
Mr.. Themas Nevhall, ~ Philadelphia,
l. Al hi place Al south Anic'cr for the
season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
SrOsENkN


Nv. ~. T.. B,rtlett has returned from
1urlinton. VI. where he u attending
M~ilcsl COLLEGE.
Mr.. q. T.. B,r'lett Ia. returned from
Portland. he u attending Mercantile
College.
=. l.. g,msell I. entertaining friend.
from i,ocklani. Nc. Ills sou Who has
hern attending school NJ Iocklsud !. at
home.
\. .. Moody h,s hls stable up snd
BOARDED sni commenced h. .hlngle.
~. \. Rlckfopl I. In very poor health
anil Il falling ,crv fa.t, HI. brother from
NORWAY y With him.
The Sous ~ Veteran. have their bill.
GA, fcr the Fourth ~ July. a good time u
anticipated. =,
". l.. Goodwin Ia. opened a feed
stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
Ana1A WATERFORD.

Harry saunder. who Ia. been attend
Ing school nj kents Iilll returned home
Tuesday last.
Between sixty and seventy person.
were present at the ladies Circle last
"wednesday. The circle meet with Mrs.
!. II. IIorr.
Rev. Thomas Bradenkon, az Baltimore
and a party 81 friends Who are on their
way a. the White Mountains are stopping
here for few days.
Report says that Mr.. VIII Riee Is Ia
move IA the village ~ East stoneham In
a few days.
We are 10 celebrate the fourth by pie
ME In the grove.
North Waterford expect. to be- repre-
.ented In the July race at Fryeburg 10y
Hiram y. Elliott. Jim blaine, also by
y. n. Fosters skipper.
Jane. l.. Dyer while cutting poplar
ca, his foot and !. unable to work al
prr.ent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
aiIurnRn cINIRI.

Mr.. Bart kiIlcr ani wife % Lewiston
arr whiting at !. \. Bartlctt'.
n I. estimated that this town viii fall
short some my since the last census
W.. taken.
Van Dyke. drive :. pacing ,hl. place
Mr.. n. ". swain has .oli out hi. in-
,crr.i In the Bvrou gold Held Ia o'eo. w.
staple. for $40.
y. II. jackson evidently la. good
courage digging gold a. be ven, there
early In the spring and has not returned
Xgt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
EaHERuRn


NJ rhil T.. Penny. formerly ~ thl'
village, boa 10 lioston, l. spending MS
Vacation here
- iori. tn icvrller, has gone 10
Dc hHmc 40 Mc-tbrook Zoe a month oh a
visit
Grand Chsncslior Roberts ~ the n
20 T.. d.. hesu here this week.
u. 2. 'hase, Jr., has been visiting h"fe
ili. week.
M, picuic from Portland Ia the
ground. ~ the Maine Chautanqua l nl"n
hrrv sss very pleasant occasl"n. y
hrg, number awaited themselves 81 the
.os r,tes 20 fare To spend a day IA inc
yUuutry.
John Campen. formerly % this village
boa 20 Cumberland Mills, has bern here
Zoe fes days. i,
The Misses Tibbetts gave cohwre
party a. select number 81 friend. "aa-
ues,isy evening.
Mr.. :. !. B0Wley l. having the rooi
~ her house raised and other alterations
:. L. Port, Jr., and family have "cen-
pis'i thsir house.
\ cload burst struck fryebarg Tues
dsy: much water but little damage.
There Nas a strawberry supper Al ule
>so,ienhorgian church Thursday even
Ing.
Miss Hattie A. Pike returned Thurs
day frOm wAlthAm, Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
soRrs BUcsrItlp.

~. Blcknell aud wife have gone "a
Peru on a ,l.it Ia her brothers, Daniel
FIr,ch-r.. Mr.. Blcknell will pro.Pcci
little on SNlft River before he returns
E,rr,ti Blclnell aud Wife ~ Norway
~crc At hi. father. last sunday, June
81.
rrcd Head. hand AMI arm I. doing
nicely aud the pfo.p-ct !. good for HIN
io have q COOL sound limb again.
=. 4. warrrn Who sas quite badly
hurt by hi. hull some day. ago says he
I. all right again.
II. II. llrrs.y sni Wife have reiurn~i
from New York where th.y have been
Visiting their .on and daughter. Allc'
Taylor. from Boston, returned Win
tlefn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
GRAFTON

Al Kind. ot crop. ar, very ANAL for
th~ season 20 a.. y-ar.
II de-. not lo-,k nos as though one
could io much a. htylng before Augusi.
~ ss.-m o. have morr rain than shine.
Grain l. very small.
Thew .. family by the name "
Rrosu frum northern NcN Work living
GA ths farm shcrr John Beatty usc'i To
I've in Grafton.
The artis, ior The Nankcc blade l.
siopplng a. ~. ". Brcoks.
4 N. fartar 1. 81 work tor !. : Lane
- piOu.
~. Brooks has completed his job CA
thr ruad thruugh the notch. Mr.. Brrak.
having the first 80 july.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
FASr RIrnCL.

IN. iancv CA The pavilion lhursday
evening Nas we'll attended aud much cn-
joycl. NJ.
No. VI. :. kimhall ). nov at Paris
aud will .oou ~ o. Massachusetts Tor
ths sunmTf
Mr.. Emma Nc-,iham frum oofhsm'
y. A.. rvc-utly Vi.ltcd her sisier' MIS-
". D. hruNu.
Mr.. Nc. Hove aud children from
"A ,lth,m. Mac. arr nov al her father :,
!. n. lls.ting.. 81,
Mr.. Nina kileUrr. from fari.. i We
lting 40 =. VI. BroSu's. ~
n. :. bartlett from Berlin MILLS spent
the pa.t wr,k IN this plac'.
~ Grant Ia. Nell-hlled siotr 81
dry ruo.is. gruCrr.es, etc., and All Alnn'
Of hou.s and farm utensils.
Farmer. arv offered y cents i'oand
fsr NDnl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
hnR1A.MEsI bEInEl.

The .chool. In district. Ne. 5, q aud -
clo.s the n of July.
:. Mason h.gan having last week.
Mr.. i. y. Arm I. stopping az VI. Fen
lew.
Mr.. ". :. wighi's brother, Junior
Bartlett came down from berlin and
spent a few day. with her last week
Iir had injured hi. hand while al work
Ia . MILL there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
RNRON

VI. :. whitney has lusi rvturu~l from
Utton With another load ~ goods. VIZ.
4. BfaNn also came down Nth load.
Mr. ". Ia. posted ga hl. lani CA Et.,
Brinch Ia several place. IA" following
NuTt,r.
Al T-sfssus ar kfryhf fvlus-tci - o. w %
rf,s.t-st o. g,,li uu thls lani.
q. l.. Hall has Waited friends Va buck
fisld ths past W~.k.
A. oung With a crew II mcn !. ~
pairing thr road. Ia town.
Thrvs miner. have b-cn stopping al
Jotham shaw. ani two AZ WI. brown.
fnr frN d,ys. We hear ~ others com
log a. look for the yellow .tui. Wal.
lar. Er,,i has been stopping With Wood
lately. \ Mr.. Russell !. also camping
With Wool on East Branch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
.Asr BRoWNFielp.

!. T.. stickney returned from South
America, having .pent some time IN
spain on the return trip, reached home
on the 3Sth.
Mr.. Bri.bin I. expected To spend the
week 81 the lih herr, after which Mr-'
IIIncks and Terribly from Andoyer, Mas
.achu.cti., will occupy the Retreat Tor a
time.
4 severe hall storm occurred here
about dark on Tuesday, the 9Th. Some
~ the stone. were quit. large.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
MIRIAM

on Friday Rev. Henry D. snow Of
Cornish addressed the graded school. In
IA. village district on th. subject 81 ciu-
catIon. n was an able aud eloquent
production. AZ the clo.- the schools
and the citizens repaired to the outside,
aud beautiful dag va. rai-e,i above the
school house. The teachers, VT. .corg-
Brag,lon ~ Ilmlngion, and Ml'' Mice
Palmer of i,ridgion are giving mos, -s-
ccllcnt Satisfaction.
On Tuesday night a powerful thunder
storm pa..ci over Hiram. The light.
ming struck the house 81 VIII. Burn"ll
of last Hiram.
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NORWAY LAKE.

Charles r. Stevens was at =. A. and
&. A. stevens last week ON visit, MT.
stevens Il Secetary and Treasurer OF the
Crystal Emery wheel Go. Of Northamp-
ton Mass.
\. A. Stevens has been surveying
timber land for John Bolster this week.
Alfred sll:stuck has had blinds hung
on his house the past week.
VIM. q. Perry Il making repair on his
house, building . plafsa and other I'M
prvyements.
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SQUIRE alIckrislp.


The farmers crops grow while he u
sleeping w, he !. not Away. rich nor
happy.
lin t.unt has -oli al. . wear old Hon
ner a. Pomplllev for $50. Mr.. POM
pllly bought u to nat. year old
homer purchased 10 l.n.s.ll futile 81
Auburn. These colt. are lIambleionian
aud such ones as u pays Ia raise.
We are pleased Ia announce that
Merritt Parsons I. Ca IL our collector ~
take. for lsyo. Merritt Ia model col
le,tor.
Charlie. r.. Allen Ia. bought the Joe
Marshall buildlng. az East Hebron.
Clark Foster u.c. Embiss,dor With
hl. mare got nv Happy Medium. Clark
will buy al the b-rric. Offered for sale
IN their season.
Maine Il becoming one ~ the most
lsulc.. .ist-s IN the Union; robberi".
being 20 almost daily occurrence.
Ex.Ianlorl Tobln appear. In new
role q. = mall carrier. John can slssys
aiapt himself to all occasions AMI his
patrons will always hnd him first rate
fellow.
Your Andov-r correspondent, thinks
there are some horse. In that town. We
have bccn In Nnio,er AMI II !. the hand
soonest town We ever s,w.
The most common hlcmlsh In hor.es u
What n turned "u.~i up forward or
morapppcrly FOUNDED, contraction ofihc
fec, aud cord. ~ the lcg., which J. more
frequently brought On gradually nv
violation. ~ nature. laws, \ hos" With
contracted Zee, I. rarly restored Ia per-
frrt .oanin-.. a. the cords ~ III. l"gs
are soon involved. The hoof. .hould Ia
all ease. follow the shoe Ca Insure per
fcr, souninss..
Every humtn being posses.c- all the
elements ~ character possessed by every
other hum,n bclng; differing ONLY In
degree. Vet Ne arcsoms,ime. led 10
wonder tina, they belong 10 the same
.pccie..
There l. talk ~ the Maine Dcmocracy
dividing on the rum question. You mi Oh,
a.. we'll declare for "a. defunci institu'
ton ~ slavery q. for the rum power.
T.. =. Iaugh,on AMI family are ,i.li-
l.. A -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
RRyAsr,s POND.

Dr. J. q. Gallisou Of Franklin, Mass.
and Emo. Cliamberlin Of i'ridgion are Ia
town thl. week.
Mr.. Matte Ester l. visiting In Lynn.
The Grand Trunk Company think OF
moving their depot few feet east of ".
prr.eni location and making the plat
FORM wider for better accommodation
Ia ihe publlc. :,
Dr. 4. u. Rankin l. absent TIL. week
attending a meeting ~ his class la the
medical college at brunswick.
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QOInlIQy

\ great rain h,. brought the river up
10 a driving pitch AMI staples has almo',
every one at Nork on hi. logs.
The stream ~ fishermen ani gold
hunter. cuntinues.
Carrie i.ockr hs. gone CA N.it Ia
Wilton anil vicinity.
The Rrai--ns have sold their poplar
ioi O. e. T.. Bartl~tt. N Birtlrtt aud
Mason keep n u they will 5000 oNn all
the timber laui In town.