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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
WATERFORD.

The fourth In the series Of school
meetings came OF In District No. last
Friday. IL Was called by petition TO
the .electmen. IL 80 happened that the
agent va. one of the town fathers and
a. he had never refused To call meeting
they we're taken by surprise when with
some cutting remarks he Informed them
that he should not open an illegal meet
ing. but when they would petition ia
him a. agept he would call one AZ often
a. they wished II every day In the week
Conductor John kllgore left last frt
dsy for Boston 10 take his train.
]. W. Warren, Eco, left for New
York Friday where he experts . sifus'
ton a. q conductor on Pullman car.
Marguerite, the youngest daughter OF
Mrs.. Florence Rounds, u lying at ths
polns Of death st thls writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
DROWsrIrlD

The ground I. getting dry ani some Of
our farmer. arr planting peas aud T',''
toes.
Mr. u. I.ln.cott Ia. returned frnn
boston where h. has been Ia bay sphns
anl summer gooi.. Also Me. MELON,
all has m.t returned from PORTLAND
whcrr he has b"cu buying millinery IA
fancy gOods.
Me. Addle Nllari aud Mrs. Walter
Mansfield are engaged Ia teach th" sun
mrr term 10 school. In No. I District.
Alton lIradccn has gone Ia iia,crhill
Mass, Ca work.
~. Moul,on has gone io Boston u
work.
Dr. Ella Gatchcll has returned frou
Boston WHERE .hc went 10 take .hori
vacation.
Leroy Boynton Ia. moved Into ih'
stuart house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

u. SHALLOW has .old his thrcc-year'
oli colt H. Mont fislds II Norway.
Iuriu. Packarl's drive passed oui
place April std. They we're the ul"-l
si,il. ~sn disposed lot Of men Ne e'r'
az on a drive.
Mr.. 4. D. Mason has a pure ~hii'
sloNinla Nhich had on u al Que time %
bull. ani blossoms.
~~ldeu Barrrtt had his .erenade d,nc'
n n. y. IIesll'. "Wednesday evening
Anil sid. John Crawford aud son iar
ui.hr.i mn.lc. \ good crowd aud hn'
time.
Mr.. Duma. u visiting at her mother.
Mr.. Africa rarrar's.
Mr.. G-orgr Iccori u whiting al he'
father. v. u. Bicknslrs.
NJ. Walter Purkis has engaged oui
.rhool for the summer.
Gsrtlc Carry, Who has been at JOIN
Crr..ey'. the past winter, has gone !"
salem. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
WEST PERU.

N. :. Mclnilry !. la town. III. healih
i very poof.
Mr.. J.. ~. Walker has been very sick.
pr. Ei.i-.. of West sumner, "a. her,
tie 10Th "a consult With Dr. SiurteNant'
Ia. I. more comfortable At pfrsrnt witt
Ing.
nIerr arr quite a number 81 eases 81
inrurnsa az Ia grips. aud II ~or.s
,nd dif.r,ut type Than !, va. la., Win
ter.
Ni.. D.. I. Tucker Intends Ia start TOT
Ro.ion the 18th for her stack ~ millinery
and fancy goods.
Nsl.on lowering has bought farm oi
" allacr llammou On the fro-P"sf iilil
rad aud !. buildiug him = hous" and
harm on q small scale.
Maryrllas Atkins Ia. bought ~ acre.
Of wallace llsmmon on Ga. -sme road
.ni !. going 10 de- some farming this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
SOUTH euckFielo.

I,.nnie Gcrri.h Intends Ia sell only
dr., elias. meat-llkewise the writer.
south Buckheld III. a. clipper a.
ever" Your correspondent VA. told
IA. other day, "you are smart AMI .sucy
and YOU are going "a be killed OF. We
should be nothing u not independent.
4. T.. Robinson patronlie. Baby Dean
With al. Knox Patchen ally.
Postmaster Atwood want. To cell hls
Young horse ION of the sampson horse.
II !. a fine one.
A. y. Warren has large stylish D
y.ar-oli mare by Robert Bonner, Jr.
Some think .he can trot Ia 2:1O. lie has
refused $50.
The Brandywine mare traded by the
writer to Editor Atwood has large fine
niIy after Major boone. The mare aud
colt are for sale.
Albert shaw has moved TO East
Hebron.
Dorilla. fogg l. over to Herbert W.
Record. In Paris.
A. ". Sawyer, through the combined
effects Of hard labor and the raSages al
Ia grippe !. In poor health.
Frank Roberts wants Ia sell hls oxen.
Repair. are To he made on the South
IIiiI school house, Hubbard lowell being
chosen committee 10 suPeriniend the
same.
ANY one who had the fortune 10 be ac-
auainted with the late Cyp Whitman
Who resided succes.lvely In several OK
ford County towns will never forget hi.
peculiar voice, for never until the end oil
time We venture Ia say will its Ike be
heard again. Cyp WAS member of the
| i2th Maine In the Department OF the
Gulf. One day the regiment Was out ON
dress parade when short stumpy officer
With short leg, aud broai expansc of
abdomen came riding past. Cyp allow
ell HE astonlshment "a overcome his dis
erection. "what IL thaty' be asked In
his inlmitable voice. Instantly discipline
was lost, laughter ruled supreme. Cyl
was arrested aud taken TO the guard
house aud finally before the rcgimcntsl
officers, and was asked, "Dld You not
know that military discipline forblds
you To speak disrcspectfully OF an OF
hcery' And again was heard that thin
drawl, ''wus that an ofiicerf' And now
Il was the officers turn 10 roar and Cyl
was dismissed without punlshment Of
rvprimand.
| I'VE are Informed that the ofiicer ~
fssrsd 70 vas Gen. ButIef.-EprroR.]
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aRyAnr's POND.

4 large crowd was present AZ ,hs
Grange dramttic entertainment thur
d.v evening. The several part. "e''
well supported.
Mr.. 4. ". whitman l. reportei a'
very .lck With inflammation OF the bow
els. a, a..
II. Hough,on /. on visit to "o''
ccsisr. - 81. ~.
4. l.. Bes.e and Eugene 'o'e ar'
paIntlng at South Paris.
pr. .. a. Gallisoa ~ Meiford' made
.hort yl-lt home this week
Andrea 4. Moore u can'assins u''
county for the latest encyclopedia In h''
stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
IAs1 RRoMNElIIn.

III. ladIc. 10 the Congregational .o-
ricty aud their friend. Will hold box
.ocih at th. Congregational church
"wednesday evening, April JDsh, for the
benefit ~ Rev. Mr.. Emmons Who Will
lsay. the place .oon. There will b.
singing aud recitation. beside. the sup
per. =,
several from ,hi. place have taken AL
vantage ~ merchants week, some on
business, some Ia attend the opera, and
other. Ia Gilmore.
The dag I. Ia d" Raised on the school
hou.. Nav III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

wooi.om and friy,eli, Coiebrcok,
have been M lnsuring on accident ansl
sickness policies.
Albert Noye., also from Colebrook.
has becn up selling maple syrup Of ~
per gallon.
River drivers are coming In squads oi
from four Ia twenty every day now.
y. \. Flint has sold four 81 hi. logging
hor.es.
Adelhsrt I'rnnock Ia. q badly cut
foot. put the whole hlt ~ the axe into
the top of hls foot, se,.ring the cords.
". 4. storey u having the chamber.
finished In al. house. Horace Bennett
!. doing the carpenter work and plaster
Ing.
4 cold wave, direct from "Grccnland'.
lev mountain. struck herr IN. middle 10
th. week.
The Ice clear~i cut of the Msgslloway
April 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
DENMARK.

Mr.. Marilla ingall. has returned from
Portland aud her daughter, Ni.. hate,
|. taking la the pleasures of merchant.
week. Gilmore, etc.
Frank VI. Giles. Who has had charge
~ can making ever since Burnham x
Morrill, started their shop here, has re-
tirrd on account ~ poor health, aud
Frank 4. JeNctt succeed. him.
Mr.. Clara Bclchcr Ia. returned from
her visit "a Boston and Lawrence.
Adarial Whale. has contracted To ear
n on Rufus Bennett's farm for one year.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Bennett viii leave town
next "wednesday much to the r-grrt of
their friends here.
The Brownfeld Dramatic Club gave
an entertainment here last night, The
Last Loaf" IL was a very credi'able
performance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
LOWELL.

The hear.e house al w. cemetery !.
being built. BENJAMIN Russell and u,
n. Howe are AZ work there.
=. ". stanford I. at home from Port
land on the sick LET.
a. a.. Andrew. gave an oyster supper
Monday evening io the men and their
fimilie. Who have been employed by
him the past winter.
Tie Young men 81 the society Will en-
tertain III. Christian Circle at the town
house on Tuesday evening.
The laiIc. IL the Congregational CIR
Gle will have baked bean supper at the
town house on Wednesday evening.
Eugene ". stanley la. bought ilne
looking four-ycar-oh colt of Joseph WI
lev of stow.
All ia. log. ON Near River have been
driven down q. far a. the MILL pond al
th. village. -.
Cyru. Andrew. has been quite sick
With acute bronchitis, but !. now better
J.F. stearp. has gone Ia Milton, "
H., To work for ". ~. brown.
Mrs. susie ID. Bracketi. widow oi
Dcnni. q. Bracke,t, has received a pen
.iou with back pay of $50.
George T.. smith has bought the
Abram Drown farm ~ Daniel Warren
We claim "a posses. the .mnriest old
lady unle.. some one can show a smart
or Que. Mrs.. Mary u. Pray ~ thi'
town aud village was ninety-,hree year
of az. last November. Her maiden mans
Ma. Ingalls,. She read. without gla.se.
IN. mint even Gan hear orlinary con
yer.ation and possesses all the ANNA.
tIon, Intelligence anil fund of humor al
Young woman. I had an Interview
with her ~ late and u Was Ike I
| glimpse Of Heaven. After talking
awhile In regard 10 the current topic.
81 the day the old lady arose and .teppel
acro.. the room Ia hand me copy oi
Whittier. poems. She u great admir-
er III Whittier aud hope II this com
munication should chance To meet the
eve Of the poet that be will send her hi
/ autograph. Finally We spoke OF Easte'
service and of Heaven; Says she, In
| tremulous voice, "lIcaven IL right here
Heaven L. all around us." found bel
hope was founded upon the rock Christ
Jesus: upon q crucihed and risen Saw
iour. Cheerful. happy old lady! iiel
bark, having outrode the tempests and
the storms of active life IL nov resting
upon the gentle waves that lap tn
/ shore. of the celestial world. Calmly
peacefully waiting for the summons Il
come that shall call her home 10 rest
"lier Heaven Il begun ere the world b
| passed" j. =. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

Alfrrar and \. TYLER have fnishei
'Ar.f I"h Or 4. \. Baker and gone Ia
Hgfs for D.. o. ~tearus.
IhlrsiUn's drive which has been hung
up i'r several day. Zoe want 10 water u
poe AZ vork again Nth a fair pitch OF
satsr
j u. Baker has gone % Rumford to
NefA Tor the season, for Waldo fetten-
-. D. Baker has job In rhurston's
van mill AZ the Corner.
ihur.,on.
"qr minister goes e. confcrcnce thu.
~ ou account u his health be- vii
-'' accept an appointment the coming
az but Intends o. move hack ON his
hrn Ia Mason.
Ieople arv getting ready for spring
80 the grOand u ge,tiag quite dry
VI &c have had but little warm weather
"a tbs mouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
PERU

IN. .-le,tmsu arr building the f.rr,
tost Zoe the FERRY opposite io D. :. Wy
min's, and b. has on.rsi Ia tend th'
frrr, fuf What b. can grt.
n. ". Bahh IA. houghi him a hors'
IL Henry Milliusr.
Eru..t Nusiin has rvturnsSi bonle iron
.rhual Al Hebron Academy, which III
has besu attending.
n. :. Mclutir- I. In town.
Jack McIain has hnlshei work iol
A. VI Hoard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
EAST SUMNER.

Mrs.. anil Nj. furbish, Of Oakland.
California, are visiting friends Ia East
sumner and vicinity. Mrs. Kurdish VA.
a daughter Of John Briggs, Esq., an old
resident of sumner. They went from
Lowell, Mass, to California six year.
ago aud are delighted With that country.
They will return next autumn.
Sir. Park will clo.e HE term OF free
high school next week. II has been well
attended AID . pleasant term for all.
Farmers are getting ready To put Ia
the seed. The season IL not 80 early a'
last year.
Charles Bouney IL reported at this
date hursday) ne threatened With ty-
phoid fevef'.
The rain Of "wednesday evening was
welcomed by many that had fres set.
seyerai parties are improving their
buildings With paint this spring.
SLOcUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
SrONErAN

llHesfhi l".lgy. n. ~ A., have de-
,..-. 'H have a cslico ball aud supper CA
'hr .Fh 20 Mby to celebrate their sixth
anniversary.
lDlt snail a.. had relapse bat l.
'.mr better uow. Her sister Nettie has
.r.l-u-i from Norway o. keep hoass Tor
o. iHfhrr while Tena ]. .ick.
z" , Evan. Nas Ia town to-day on
ta.Irs...
'.--isiu b. saving At the sawyer mill
sn-tl.sH
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c. w. Bowker & Co., South Paris.
IS YOUR eYesIcHT TROUBLING YOU ?

Opn In oxford County Norway, Maine
Having Of nnier the
% The " Mhn
this business than able 20
peculiar aud falling
rIE AMOUNT ~ H
NJ "hpR U"
This work I make speciality
y nraibu l. q.
" % y W
reputable physicians would allow Ia"
their ne.f n business .... -. -.
store south Parts, Pir lIl West
Buckdell Ramfori lowell Wchl waterford Harrison
hen
have mills claim only selling glasses bat the
ptlrI ~ practic "a Oxford County
Optin Oxford
hasr r.tulhsi Will IA VI. H..
oneof who having bought
(flrnisheir
los', he dece,ei,-Dout h. hunbagg~i
the cilcl sicin'" M could no, be fitted
n perfectly Niaptcio the
lIouti cl,y sight troubling bat visit at
Vivian W. Hills, Dxport Optict0n.
IA MI kinds % Repair
% wasl~ Jcwery,
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tnrxe,e uills

Dora Rhion Of West Paris s In town
visiting.
In town "wednesday.
Ladies' Circle In Vt. Abram Hall
Thursday, April 18th.
Dora Perham Of Brysnt's Pond u
working at A. q. woodsum's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Tebbets have been
20 New York visiting.
Alice Bhbss has returned TO her bone
In ShslbunSe. u
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HASr MAIIRfoRn-

Sllss McAlli.tcr has bsen granted
rension. lie moves Ia >toneham soon
Mr. Norwood u on hi farm. III. wlf'
sill Cuins some weeks later.
S.sall y. Muleti. 10 iishon. Tom
nroNn ani win Grr-ne, of >ouih Water
iuri. ar working Tor y. y. Haskell. Wis
.. running hls mill night anil dsv.
q. a. llUig,ion l. AZ work Al frc-Ior'
= Tea dhS.. Mr.. llopg,lon !. able Ia T.
about thg hoas..
Justin D. Nclntirr I. having hi. houss
raised q story. l.~onsri Hint !. doing
thr work.
n. D.. MiNrr AMI .ou have h~cn Visiting
a u. T.. rriir's
Mr.. Cyus Mills I. poorly.
4. Abtott l. shlngling his harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
NORWAY LAKE.

:. \. steven. l. at work In Waterford
thl. week doing mason work for Mr.
Jerome johnson.
John VI. Wood has gone To- Harrison
90 work for Mr.. David knelsni.
Mrs.. Lizzie Parsons has returned from
her visit to Massachusetts, much imPro,-
II Ia hralth.
Henry Austin and wife have moved Z"
Oxford aud commenced housekeeping.
The icc l. fat leaving the lake. u
left the hig hog Yesterday, the siih; last
wear II left the lake the s.ih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
soprs.wrsr aIrsul

Dr. walker from Norway was al till
pltc- rrcrnilv.
\. ". Tuell ~ rari. was at :. J.. M
son. Thursday.
Dr. =. 4. Morton got thrown from hi'
carh,gr and put his thumb out ~ point
while up thi. Nay last week.
". :. wigh, ani wife have arrived AZ
their farm.
Warner Kendall came down from
Milan. y. ~, . few d,y. sgo but return
81 az once 90 hi. work In mill AZ that
placs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
CANTON.

In. Fuller Il quite Dangerously alex
WIN. Bailey took trip 90 Msssschu
setts last week.
y. N. Brisgs, Eco, Of Lewiston, wa'
In town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. George Howard Of Chicago Il
visiting In town.
W. T.. Dresser IL Improving the looks
Of Hotel swAsey With coat of paint.
The village schools Will begin Mon
day, May 9Th. Mas FLORENCE Nelson has
charge of the Grammar and Mrs. Laura
fcgg of the primary department.
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ROsBuRy.

The coll wind dri",l up much of thu
mul ani At the same time u sent tia
Nairr down 40 ihti the driver. Nrr'
obliged Ia knock oif ani Walt Tor water
The weather I. warm nov anl ih'
ri,rr hank full. N " hold. warm l.c'
or,i'. drive will d. out 10 thi. river Ia !
fcs day..
John Reed l. homc for day.
". ". Mason L. la town for day
IIc I. To- have q large quantity IL poplar
cut north 81 the l'hilbricks anil down T.
the river. aud about bunker Pond. lh'
frrnchmen are already gathering at ih'
lon i'hilbrick camp.
George rhllbfick II Nndo,cr !. selling
nursery stock Ia town.
\ rain I. much neelcd for the grass.
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EAST BETHEL.

J. u. Hastings IL having hIs house
newly painted.
VS.. wight and wife visited relatives
In this place the past week.
4. NJ. Bean has let his farm to Mr..
Ami. aud moved to Bethel llill. lie In
tends To prospect" byron gold mlnes.
u. Aldrich aud family from West
Bethel have moved Into \. y. Estes rent.
e. VI. klmball spent the past week nj
A. W. Growers, West bethel.
Eugene Ilesn has closed hl. house and
gone TO Berlin. y. II. Mrs. Bcan Ia
now stopping at her fathers. Madison
Bartlett'..
q. VI. Brown has reshlnglcd his barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
SAInEN

w have euloyc,i .ou'e hsautiful spring
DAYS 70 late.
\ number q varieties ~ the mlgra.
tors hirls have arrived and their song
"a this time 20 YEAR alSays s.~m ths
sNestssf.
>nme ~ our farmers have hcgun "a
turn ths soll. ~g,eral have Tea early
t-rts .nwr,i
Air l.. rerr, l. o. teach The summel
term in Hack Mouuisiu district.
MarV \. Ferry !. teaching at south
Waterfront
VII. n. llall q. o. work fof Aaron
ionr. thr cunlng Season, lIugh smart
20 a.. y. EtSaris'. charley BasNsl AZ
n " Hrrty's.
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RUNFORO.
Road. getting quite dry.

Roads getting quite dry.
River nearly al full hanks. Large
lot. cf poplar filling IL 80 az To ob-truc'
f.rrying more or less.
Mr.. Price has moved into the Ransome
house.
Ill. wariweii l. building q new fence
In front of his lot.
The roads In the village are dry aud
the future trotisrs are out la full force.
Asa Martin sold his four-year-old colt
for ssc0 dollars.
The stevens brother. have some nice
colt. aud all are for sale.
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pIcsvAlE.

Scarlet fever again rcpcrted In ~
h,i,Ig. smiths family, q plain case th''
lime sure. the doctor says. "hAi VA
n Al flrst. doctorf
C.N. child L. cut again. a..
polIlu. Hammond has moved onto I'M
Ward IIowsri farm =.
Mr.. A. burgess. Who has been sIek g
,oa, ,lI.d The lsth, aged 20 years.
A few q our neighbors have p'an's>
potatoes and sow peas. ~,
Mrs.. A. burgess has novel INTO w
.oa'. hou.s, and 4. y. Chiids has nov.
into his house. formerly occupied "
Nrs. Burgvss.
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MESr REr-El

AsI riiu O.. much ne-,ic,i o. Nc thr
Cor spring. work ~une rafll
f+I- .-. a'retiv planted.
NJ carter h. tluVassing the toe n
o. NTm.1 Hruthrr.. soliritiug acrragr
-'ar.f .urI fur th-ir factory. They
a-. -.....E 100 they can handle, farmer.
'.... ...Hs freely.
l.. I..rs.nr. arr making the tsNes'
s- ri 10Th hlghsay ant money
lN.. '.ru. thr month 20 April. They
30 ~ r..'. tni - dogs la town.
Peasant Valley Graugr hell special
lhur.fitv evening snd gave tso
.l....H'r. fiF fourth isgrvs. after y hici
ID. I.-rr. Nyrr served. The grangr i
l.a ina iHuri.hiug condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
GRAFTON

River driving has come at last and to-
night the men are Net and happy, o'
seem Ca b. happy. There are about one
hundred aud twenty-h,. men at work.
They have waited long time foe water
The snow .. almost gone, aud unle.. the,
Get heavy rains .oon Il will be hard driv'
Ing on the Cambridge.
lillian y. brown has gone Ia Lutte.
teaching for the year. three terms,
think.
%. W. brook. has been quite sick for
few DAYS, hut u better nov.
AZ. Brook. has bought az traded TOT
a horse Of 4. q. stssrns.
Carl Goodwin Was In town to-day.
samuel Eames I. aj years old to-day
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AlBAsV

our people have h-"u very busy foI
several DAYS running pulp wooi d"Si
the brook. and arr quite surcc'sful.
Hiram Robbins has purchased Benz,
min Wllbur'. farm.
Mr.. Franklin 'ross, Who has spent
the winter With her children Ia Massi
chu.stts. has vturnc'i to Albany.
Mr.. Alics wariseli. 30 Lynn, M,.'.,
L. Ia Albany for few weeks.
Frank lIesn Ia. b~cn AZ work IN New
Ilamp.hirr the YEAR pasi. IIe u nov AZ
home With HI. father, \. a.. Beln.
George ~. kennl.ton ~ Lebanon,
y. 49,, \. visiting friends herr.
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RuNfoRo ctSrRt.

Rumiori will seni representative T.
the legislature thl. fall.
The DlNhelh cun shop will rccclN,
quite q patronage from this 'lciniiy
fherr has b~-n some talk ~ establish
Ing q shop herr NJ the ceuir-.
Mr.. stephen farnum u quite low.
Humfoui farmer. are sosing NOR
Make clover ani rel top than ever thl'
year.
VIZ. Jane. welsh I. making repairs
uI.on hi. buildings.
The p~r.on,l property 81 ~" lat" pinl
l.. kimbtli whs .Old AZ auction Last sat
uriay.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
--E CC.Sss oF rrE WEEK ~ Al
SECTIONS OF r-E COUNTY
NORr- PARIS

U r. Wa.ituru .oIi his household
boob. .f Hs.t.Hu lat week lii muihsi
... Nl.,4,hu.stt. Mr. Msshhuru
...' f.r trr,1ui Hove - Nor
H.. fi. .|.uru.v businrss.
Ne. Iuul thl.s D. very lna.
'Ns-r 10 selling The cuiaNal
..-.... al.t .umr lac ,TrN much.
> .s.u. ths hr.t Monday la NAY
We. ... l.rH-Hu fs.itlsr.
N- I-I saI a. Nnir-Ss arr giving
'. ....-.. s frr.h coat "a paint.
tn. .r.ut. "t uuf-pu houds, Nil l.
I-.a...I tt ts1l t,lyut 40 The schoo
'.- II.s1 evening. NAV ~, prcsce'i'
'.RHri. t pubiic hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29
FAST PERU

cr~.nlsaf Ilodslon visited Portland
and Is~l.ton lat week and bought .otns
ueN guois.
t.~ors- Davis has given hl. house 4
new ro4t ~ paint which improves the
ltnks Nery much.
Nil. G"rti- IIo'is.lon l. At work TOT
Thomas farrst's folk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

Dr.. J. %. nsasfsri says In Western Plswmsa
.If The arss cough h pppsriy tvatet. tbs hrst
sasp IN The dirvssisa of coasumIsios srestrd,
ths ianss de,eLpe.i. ths esvsth - ire. y. s.si
Thruss ssd Lsass " The prvpss tressness fes ~
IRA csash. No e<kss rs9siy kss sssst a
LssSs tssslss ~ ssdSi. sssps NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

n. af.r,tia. Tbs falrN 20 th'
t..f..r.- vhsh Was pla,y,i 80 well h'
3D.. ....-e rsari, lat sex, ~ill D. ~
f..r.. Ir..s1 r,,uiug 20 urNt sesk, tol
i..If. a urHmFuaie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

81 p = EauI,it l,f Monday o. take
frs..... .r 20 pun,ipal ~ Poland High
~f.| 10 Nr,lsuir ialls. IL VII D.
LII. t H....sI h, hi. mtuV trisuis hrry
af.f.I nat THti.iphi-i his sudden dc-
..#..H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

Id .mm.f ..h"ol. begin ueNi Moo
Las. N.t th NJ. sadie Muslin Sill
t.s.E. ffr primer, department. 10"
...t.r Or Co., grammar d'lsrtmeui has
rff.. Il,n f1..ti,rl, cugal III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

,G q = Nu.iin has h~cn M l".ion
,t.r,.f ersk aui u rvport~'i 9" Inv,
ra-h..rI DO >imron cummings ,land
p r.. r'tes. uus ocCupied hy Hon.
l.rl. - wright.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

~E.. A-rHi GBrisni has cvmPlric'i
t...tU...uf scholar. iu this ii.irtyi sn'i
s..... .H.rUn.r u,rr ast year. thi.
n ...nfuH vifh ihs real estate
....... eIsI o.. tgsu started .e"uis o.
t...... Co., .uucrituhtion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

U. HrHu.H. blossoms whi,h hid .
..- f.. rsr bad a. yui blanket 20 thru
r.f.. .f .uHa over thrm ~uniaN morn
.e 900 Co., earth bad a. d",tiv,ilV viu.
,-'.I ...-.rrH, Never mint. II Sill
... Co. una.rs 90 urr. ani MAKE th'
..... ...a ertfu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-29

Irt.r.. Efl. aiuIos, on ihs corner
.fI. .r... 900 tasru ~irv,ts, maN D.
eel. t.. Hsaut.flI exhibit - Maine tour
... aI..l "a. ssui with ths ~
f.... fIt lau. Exposition 20 minrt'
....f fH. tHfrl state. aui uhirh i'-'A
f.. ..H price alI special mention.
IT.-. ...rmtUur. try 90 ,ariHus vul"rs,
r.. sI... -r.,n. bloc, rtg., ani rann"i
"a. #.. f.I rt su1 vHlls, tiun know %.
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