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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
plxflflp.


Tuesday morning wss the coolest
morning of the season here, - DEGREES
below zero.
Prof. Batensu gave . course Of lee
iurcs on phreuoloEy al NusIc Hall this
week.
An agent for the Berlin Milis bridge
Company of Connecticut Was In town
this week looking over the "bridge
sltes."
Herbert B~ekett Of Dixnsld shot .
deer . few days ago.
y. 10. Virgin, our stage driver, 10 on
duty sgsln.
The /. q. %. v. building is about CON-
pletei. Mr.. w. y. Putnam hss rooms In
Il for furniture. On the lover hoor ls
one Of the hncst stores about. u 10 for
rent.
The village schools commence Mon.
dsy under the charge of j. NJ. Holland
and Miss Alma Marble.
D~~strick skuie nc Music Hall Wed.
ncsday evening. December lith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
WEST pAR.s

Il
Tsmpenturc cool.
Sleighlng slIck.
Business good.
solid blue Ice ten lnches Thick h being
cut frOm the river.
Farmers are commencing 70 haul Ia
poplar.
NJ. Charles Dunn of Auburn Il In the
place making arrangements for BILE tenn.
Mrs.. Emmous aud her two cons from
kennebunkport, Me-, are visiting her
brother. DAVID Emunons.
A. r. Morrison of Norway, w. j..
wh~~irr of south Paris, aud u. q. nry-
.nt Of Auburn, were iu the place Taes-
dsv.
You wIli nnd good line Of Christmas
siirpers NJ A. j. Curtis'.
The uuiversalists are coon 10 organize
q clrrle.
Cisr~pc- Onrtl. IL visiting friends In
Csmbriie~. Mass.
Mr.. n. %. Annss hss Roue Ia Betbel
Me-. Ca work Tor the Bsthel Chair 60. ~
for~msu of tho upholsterinR department.
william Lnrvev has gone In Lewiston,
Me-, to work for u. N. Stevens.
Mr.. ~. T.. Curtis, the most popular
.slesmsn on the rcsd snd repr~s~ntine
the new arm ~ Mlilikrn, Cousins a
short of Portland. Me-. has been In the
pls~~ frw days this we~k.
MIss Crs~e Smith has returned to
k~ut's nm Seminary.
Rrmemh~r that therr sre socisi meet
ing. held In tho Methodist church evrrv
Tuesday and FRIDAY evening aud that
you sr~ roril,llv inyIt~i Ia sitend.
HsnnIhsi Curtis would like 90 hire .
good horse sho~r.
Our biaeksmlihs ARE rushed With
work.
Prof. Rsinsorth's show dh not met
With very liberal patronage here. Th@y
plsv~si to ~ house SATURDAY evening.
We understand the grsnse fs'r u to ie
held Friday sfternoon and evening. the
10Th. instead of the 2sth, as reported last
week.
Onward Relsksh Lo.ler presented the
.drsm,. "Brokru Promise" In Durham
iIsr rriisv evening.
R,m..iell 4 Ridlon have q good line OF
plated wsrr.
A. ]. Curti. A Co. Invite you Ia call
anil sxsmlne their Christmas stock.
Mr.. l.. ". y. Stevens of Portland
and Mrs.. y. ". blanchard 81 Lewiston
were IN the risc- isst w~inesdsv sni
o-ssni,~i q W. &. r. L. With the follow
Ing of'i~crs.
NJ. .. = rsrr,. rrvst,srt
Mr.. y u. Asirvv.. Mis-. Jeanis " fhrovn.
We rrv.A,sr,.
Nr.. Ahre psr.ts~. 80.
Mr.. y. l. fm@ee. rr,as.
Mr.. stevens addressed . pablo meet
Ing IN the B,p,i.i rharvh In the evening
Company n vii furnl.h supper for
Compsny A NJ I. -. q. r. Icigr next
rhar.isv evening.
Preaching .~r,icc. are nov helne held
IN IN. R,p,Ist churrh each sabbath 81
|, N r. NJ. the pairlt h-ing hllci nv cler-
gymcn sen, her, by the baptist society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
The OXFORD BEARS.
TIT oolsos oF r-s ~tGs ~ AL
SECTIONS oF r-t COUNTY.


no state Baart 20 Agriculture bill
q. ..t, ani s,sniug session AZ Nefin-
..FiIt.. list Tu~.isy. >ssrvtsry 1u-
'sr .Hi several otbsr membsrs ~cfe
present
u.H.r y. chase % Aaburn ~as In
t.s. ...f we.k.
Eta.on ~as summanesi bv tsle-
g." FL. tsuon Citv, Colorado, last 49,
.. ....rHf n the s.fioas Illness ~ his
tr.t.r " b. w~nt eat tlserv last fall in
bsaIth.
U f-, rumpanv mst Al Reform liall
aF Wednesday evening and organ'e1'
lt.. Uffirvrs, &c.
o. = chill has utissi up a ne" OF
o. 'hr chambers - the Hines i"ir
aH. III. -,tiv o. serve hi. customers IN
'l. .s q dsnti.;ry.
>..-i,y .ftsrneoa. The 18th Inst, AZ
tr.rf ~ th~ to0n Il Vas voted Ia
...-. Or tenn % I've yvtr- the neS
o.. #. pfI F~lia~s' block f.'r municipsl
T-ra-r.-Jhe price I.r war To - w.
sai..'. .t q the annual sx-an "nl,e Ip'
M. s.a,tmru aud sss-s-ors 10 o. pro
s.'r. Ia one ~ tho anie-room.. a.,
lIr friends 20 pr. =. y. Des"strf VII
's g.ti to learn that there !. sou,e l ~,
Ir,smsut Ia hi. coaditiSn, th"ash s''''
ah.rt - man.
.ll.trI Long. ths rvceat private res'.
-fl.e 20 Ceorge u. Bi.h-e, ksq-. an :
iu.trIy knosn a. the Long stsai, wss
ol-a-i 90 the pahllc Mondsy, IN. IAN
lls'. u1.Isf the management of 9ohn W.
l.tH. aha Zoe several yesrs Sas ths
Iarllr sndlor,i 20 the Buckned ii"a-e'
n hou.s has n-cn pat In excsllent COO
tf.H1. nssly painted, psP-red snd iaI'
u..hrl 9Th new farnltufr, cafir's'
ts'ls t1i h.siding. AMI whsn ~s -,
tlt The cuisine department vii % IN
,itrEs q Mrs.. rohlR. the pahlic my ~
assured that the table ~iii not snnef "a
comparison With the hostrlr'e- OF thi'
30 ths nslghbaring coantb~s. In c"ansc-
t'u suh the hou.s th-re LA good .t.n''
AT livery. Ou- 20 the imp"rt.h. .
tor. In q community u q good h"'s''
shi,h !. nos an sssareSi fset Tor nssN'
hvld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
EAST SUMNER.

In the death Of Mr.. Charles Y. Tuell
Sumner lo.e. one of IT. best aud most
prominent clilren.. lie had served hl'
town for many years ss one of its en-.
client municipal officers, and hl. io.s Viii
h. dccply felt. Ills brother, u. y.
Tuell. died about year sgo. and The
town la. Loot two faithful, efficient eth
fens.
Our school. have generally commence
81. III. Que AZ East Sumner !. In charge
of Mrs. Lilis 4. Bessey of Paris.
Ms. Nellie iIlbbsrd has gone Ia at
tend the Normal school az farmlngton.
Ium,~r team. have begun their WIN
ter. work.
People are beginning to talk up Christ
mss festivals.
John Durham % Buckheld killed q
spring pig that dressed 40 pounds.
sLOCuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
RuNEORD-

River frotrn sni .lslghlng good.
The n~~ .rhool house u fnl.h~,i sn'i
furui.hssi sni .cheol bcg,n last MONDAY.
flos.i. Howe. teacher. The v. L. :. are
going to furnish de.k aud chair for the
teacher.
III. Este. presented the church With
losi % cool hsri wood sni Mel stuart
.ni IIsroh iiutrhlns .,~ei sni put "
in, ior all 81 which the church feel.
grateful.
Ther- will - Chh.im,. tree al the
.chaol haa.e Chri.,m,. night.
Mr.. Hattie Donn~ll his gone Ia loln
her hu.hsnd NJ Hue iIlll, wher. Nr.
u. h,. hen called "a preside over the
churrh ~ that town.
u \. quite .ickiv over town.
Eh.n Rsrkpr ~ Hanover u quite sick
with pneumonls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
uockE,s Mills.

The Young isdIes' circle ~ill hold q
fair at NJ. Abrsm Hall, Tuesday, Dec.
10Th. Admission 10 cents; snpper I'D.
supper will H. served nc $40, after
which there will he an entertainment.
Tho pcce~is vii 81 TO buy an organ
for the church.
The mill IL running evenings. They
are rushed With orders.
We have q new clerk at the NJ. Abrsm
House.
Tie Good Templsrs mert every We'd
nesday at ; 10 at NJ. Abram iIsii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16

Dcc.mh-r thu. far h,. hen one of the
coolest within nv remembrance. The
snow Ia. not meltci en"aeh io form
IcIrle. on the eve. ~ dwelling houses.
iti.a great pleasure io me To- ace an
other letter In tho D-mocrst from NV
venerable friend. Deacon f.oy-iov. Tho
Las, tim. I .sw him hale him go"i hve
With little hop~ ~ Ever seeing him srsin,
sni without thought that he woali
hs,. the .tr-ngth sni courage Ia at
temp, tho ,,.k ~ writing for the press.
How little MN knows.
I thank John for hls truly ehris'i,n
words; th-y b-.p~sk the true man With
heart % love In hls breast. They
serve AZ hahn a. NV aching h~,ri.
Little Fannie Brosn has sc'in learned
TO walk. The pii,er of her fcct !. sweet
music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
A -,A.osour .ouoAV voIUvt.

.N.f4mn lraVes~ !. the title ~ a
htr .-.ne utii. volume q Po-ms WIT
f.. 900 rahushssi hy Re.s Maxim, a ma
tt. Paris. Nanv II cur readers have
-... ..m. 20 Ms NaNim's pcems, anh
s.., fHf syuiie spirit that they breathe
uf .fhHr has h--vn for ten war. an
....I mu.t ~ that time cnnhn~t %
.t. t...s. and foF ycaf. together ." hrf
t.. H.i the Tu~ms have t-en Nfiirn
u..... shil- shs was almost hslplrss'
on. .s-s vuutsin. 80 q fronti-p'ryr
Hr-r.s engraving 20 The author
~. rl.'rr Maxim az south Paris, AMI
90 4 Maxim a. Pan. ilili, have The
f.-.s .a .tlv ani ~ill D. pl-sse,i u sh"~
BE- Hf be- nay - procured hy sending
"a. he author Al North Cambridg',
NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
AhoovER.

ur Laura stewart from near no
hester. y. H., has BEEN visiting fre"a'
"' s..lI. Bailey has gone to Berwick
Tn. weekly hall Tae.dsy night. ,,,,,
THURSDAY night an illa.,rs,ei 'se'urs
:, ~ vs,Icii., church by Rev. A. ~
y,,a.v nigh, supper and entertainment
vo,ten up by the Coed remp'Ars
M a. 4. Warrington !. slowiy ~
covering from the effects OF nes asss ~ !.
ss,ar thrown from the spsiuxecAfd oy .
G.err. Merrill is to cut 100 q. e.sa 80. :.
blr.h Zoe Tn steam mill On ." P~
age lot- 49,, to-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
oSroRo

Mr.. lydia. wif, 70 :. r. iiolbrcok.
lid Monday. Ds>~nhef sth, sfist long
snd psinfai .lckness, sg~d 20 YEAR.
M funeral wss co Tharsisy, REV. VIZ.
~..afl~. ofiici,ie.i assisted by Rev. Mr..
kennlsoa. Tier boiy wss carried "a
Osishsld for burial.
Dr. faunce IA. gone o. FLORIDA.
Charle. Andrews I. teaching In Dis-
trirt No. q.
Jane. Jone., 4. :. Fuller and George
Heath haVv gone "a Mason Tor a~eck
20 camping ani hunting.
SEVERAL msmters of the society 81
Chrisiian En.i.aVor attended thc coah,i
4 mon ~ Christian Eniea,of al fAfi. on
Ius.,iay.
Mr.. Ncke.n 20 Woodstock I. can
yas.ing fcr hcok called "Bible Read
ing"
boat fall "a So the largest .iocs 81
holiday goesis la the county al ths
Move. Drug Stor 70 Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16

TIE widow Gaptlll has gone Ia FLORIDA
Ia spsnd the winter With her daughter.
n. I. Besn, Henry Cumming. sni q.
hauting. They got QUE nohie back.
tor. II the hotels In Norway village at
~ eents pr pound.
frsns and John Upton are about tax.
Ing M ti-lr r~-si~nce In Norway village.
N. n. wlibar has .old five or SIN tons
OF hay to Barnhsm a Clark al Lynch
vile for sls pr ton delivered.
Rev. W. 4. wcct visited the Albany
Raslns Thu. ve,k. With sno~ ain inche.
d~vp. Pretty good pluck for boston
minister.
". ". Blrd purchsse.i about sixty
hens aud chhkens 20 =. n. l.o,eloy this
weck. This look. rather Ike q ori act.
4 good tlme for yarilng timber and
cur people are improving n.
MANY she.p fail 20 coming Ia the
harms; whether they are ".no~ bound
et have fallen pr.y to dog. aud bear.
u question.
Rev. VIII q. wcod % Roston wIll
prvssh uN-v.mher 3i.i, III. last sabbath
a Albany, 10 10 a. n; .ahlect, "Nosh
The Raven anil the Dove I'm, The
Iilies' GrOxth.~ Sunday Sshool after
morning .ersice. sahj~ct, 'Jc-us Part
Ing Words 1r.s.. Y. q. :. 4. v. st
Charles school hous-. >ab'cst, "Rcs-
soa. fof Chrisi's Owning The "Mu-
tnsl~ AZ Mr.. Beanr fridsv, at ~. NJ,
Docemh-r n. SahI.ci. "Dl.coyeric- In
\ofth America slnrtny Drill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
BROwsFlElp

Ed~ln Nci.acas AMI family have NOV.
81 o. wolfhoro, y a., ~hsrv hc Will
Nork a hl,ck.miihing.
Da,ii Fosg. Esq., u Puitins an adi''
tion oa al. stable Ia d. oCvup'ed Va th'
near future az dry g,seds siotr.
J. n. webb % Portland, Who !. en-
plovel by BsNtsr A Co, l. Ia iosn lc"s'
log or irving O. hni cat What the pr"--
t.-.t l. Zoe ssc-, corn for ~.
cur m-frhsnts serm to D. anticipating
a rrn~rous Christina. u Ne are allowed
Ca Judge BY their windows.
\ dancing school .-rtns Ia ensrU.. th'
minis % s0ms 20 our yoang people.
=. walker. E.q., ~ south Paris, Mas
In town lat week.
Charles Harmon IL -con cAp"''~'
home. 80
A .on ~ 4. Thurstan broke IA. lcg
q hll- cutting wood In the woods.
The Literary Club meets TUESDAY
e,eulng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
IAsr MAIIafoRp.

Miss Emma knlghtly, who has been
spending her ,scstion Il hone. has ~
turne,l o. Pennington >ormsl >,bool.
John Everett IA. hlrcd Nathan New
cOmh Tor year.
john Cummings % >ianiish 4. visiting
his uncl.', Orice Haskell.
Mr.. Brown and wife have gone To Nor
ssy. lie caught tsenty--rNeo foNc-
While staying at W. II. wsrra..
Niss Eila Rrown IL oxford u spend
lng fee weeks With her sister. Mrs. W
N. Kew
Many .c,m TO D. going Into the sheer
basin~ss l.. ". SaBder.ou and \. Nor
sccd have lately bought some.
Charlie. ARi Eta knlghily weni 10
Boston lat Ne~k.
clinton Bumpu. % Oxford 4. cutting
cord weed Zoe whitney Buck.
la MN "a Norway 10 working al o.
4. Nillsf's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
HIRAM.

Roscoe q. Greene, Esq., starts on Dec.
18th for Cardiff, Tenn, With . view of
investing money In that growing CITY.
Nathan u. Flint goes With him. lie con-
templates locating there aud using a
lathe that be has Invented, To make axe
handles from the hickory growing there.
Mr.. Daniel Piercc, agei - years, IL In
falling e,lth.
The thermometer stood at IL below on
the 10Th.
Hon. Charles T.. Hubbard Of kefsf
Falls was In town this wrek.
Our friend Alpha brown Of East
Hiram. Who recently went 10 California,
wishes he could have taken the New
England sabbath along With him. We
Will Kill the fatted calf u he will come
hack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
SWEDEN.

Nice slesiding and our people ara near
IN all at their winters work.
rr-d q. Weston of Bolster's Mills and
Joseph ". Adams of Bridgton are In the
employ Of \. l.. Iiummer.
Mrs. Melville lIamlln aud two dsugb-
ter. have returned to Maine from Broken
how, Neb. Their many friends In this
vicinity would extend Ia them hearty
welcome. They will remain ut South
Waterford until spring.
The many acqualntAnces OF Mr.. John
Pike In our town were much ssddenesi
At hIs death aud would express sympathy
for the afflicted family.
Miss Cora q. Brzckett IL ut home from
North Brhgton.
Our postmaster, Charles Bennett, II
visiting friends In Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
SrOhChAM.


Our hunters are having good success
hunting deer. W. =. Buffers has killed
one. A. G. Holt and Eustls Allen have
killed tao.
J. n. McAllistsr got lost Saturday
night on the hack aide Of Miles Notch
Mount ain. lie came out Of the woods
about 10 o'clock at night At David Shir'
ley's. -.
ID. O. Brown has sold hIs place 10 par
ties In Auburn. lie has bought the
place Of Austiu McAlllster known ~ the
Wentworth place, and moved on TO ls.
}. 3. Small has moved on 70 The Brown
Ths sess Of vsssraes give a. enter
Thames: !; !, ca''.s..' .'sAf's g q F.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16

To 49, Ia event 70 thu past ~-sk was
d. ,rry PRETTY wedding ~hich ioos
alas. 90 ~ rr.isi.nce "a car e-ts~nri
i.s..msn. : rurtrr >trsrus, ksq. The
.......ln 49, ths marriage ef hi dsugh-
tr Nary. o. Ellcry 4. Para, Esq., 81
E..f#I. ri.ing young asyer and uieua-
t.-.f To- a. Arm 20 llerrick a PARK
To I.m.yrat and ~. many frtensi.
frr .hnut this pant % Oxford Coaniv
,,.. --sfaIsts him upon his marriage a.
.r. n I'ars' most accomplished Young
It..r. he prcseuts ~rrr nausr0us
..HE.Huahfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16

Mrs.. Comm-aw. the wom,u Who was
80 badly burned last week, !. improving.
Winter s.cm. to ha,. 1T Ia In earnest
ludging by thc-e D-cemher days.
r.. y. stearn. I. batcberiug cattle,
sheep AMI hogs. lie has bought a mum
h-r % lot. % hay sbou, here and has a
crvw pressing u.
Mr.. Lacy York died at the residence
Of her .on In TIL. town last friisy. She
"a. the sister Of the late Elijah Power.
81 this town.
They have new conner at Lawrence
>-arl-s', daughter.
4. a. Moorr 4. hauling underplnning
stone from l.. W. killgor'. for y. VI.
Phllbrook Who intends building neat
.ummer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
WILSON'S MILLS.


Dr. J. W. Dsvi. of South Paris and
m. N. Andrews Of Montana have been at
riiut'. Hotel several days the past week.
The weather VAS very unpropl,Icus Tor
hunting.
A cold wave struck here Monday
night, and "Wednesday morning the mer-
curry wa. st l5s below zero. since then
some eight--u inches nj snow have fall
en-. Al this rate We shall sccn be snow
ei In.
y. I. brown drove mp ELK head Of cat
tie to be buichevd for the woods.
II. A. Twitchell drove up ak oxen To
work In the woods.
The river frose en- as 10 he psssable for
teams nearly q month earlier than last
yesr.
Il. y. Bean and Peter Llttlehale each
got q deer the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
CANTON.

vIIeadqaarters fcr Christmas scoas .,
Nathan Reynolds.
rhe Cni,ers1iist cirvls VIII NETT With
Mrs. osis iiayfcrd next Thursday even
Ing.
Mr.. {. II. Newman. agent Tor ths
Boston Numbering Company, was IN
town lsst week.
There VII he town meeting held st
the siorr of II. j. Deshon next we,ines-
day 10 -ee II the town ~ili suthorire the
ssle,frien 60 grant "a Charles y. Holt q
iisvn.s Ia run billiard room at Gilbert
VILE.
The Baptist Ladies Circle ~iil meet
nth Mr. J. u. ingersoil Wednesday,
Drcemher 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
rAsY aRowNpSlp.

Mis- Grpcr Weeks returned Ia he'
school on MONDAY after two weeks
vacation, caused by the Illness OF bet
mother.
Circle Al J. lIcig,ion's on Wednesday
VIII mec, al Mrs.. Jacob Colby. In tao
w-sk..
20. wenisorih has moved lotto hl'
ns~ house. which pr~ssni. quite an At
irsc'i,. appearance 10 the ps..er. hy.
Miss I.airl ~tirkncv has be-n at Red
stone snd North Conway for q few DAYS
The u.asl number 10 student. have ~
TUNED "a fryrburg.
Tho.~ Who .ior- icc av',cry busy ln.i
nov. ". N. stickney In. hnlshed his
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
DlckvAlf

Our schools src now In ses.Ion Joseph
4. Putnam ~. charge 81 the Dlckysle
.chool. and David Atkins the Franklin
Center school. David h,s q lyceum
"wednesday evening the s,ih Inst. at the
school house.
Leonard Canw.ll's children are sick
With whooping cough.
IL .~-ms to he the minds ~ most 81
IN. voters that the south Paris LADY u
the most popasr. have not voted vet
hat 10 hsd .~cn her likeness might b.
like John ani vote for her. AnE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
plsrislp CENTRE.

Good .lelghlng aud everybody I'm
proving II.
MANY 20 our farmer. are getting up
their " ooi and say th~r- Il snow enough.
Mr.. sybll Fo.s died "wednesday, the
10Th Inst, aged ~ ycars.
SON. IL our farmers have had their
spplr. aud potsto-. fr-cys In the cellar
IN. mast cold weather. Lookout Tor
them that Will never do when spple. sr-
si.coa barrel aud pctatoe. 20 cent. a
bu.hel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
aaxAsY,s poNp

Dr. Tabor and wife have returned To
Hartford, Conn.
II. Adam. a Go. hs,es IN order from
New Work hrm Tor aso.o cane.
Christine. ~ill he obs~r,cd here hv
the unlyersslist .oci~,v pr-.enting the
c.n,sts ~ handle of Stick.."
Jane. Libby 90 fock.'s Mills has
r,nicd part 10 the house occupied by Au'
gustus Hoss.
our village school. commence pccem-
her 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
caFsswooO.

rhe last week. Telcphoo. called last
sr,k ths eige 81 winter. We orhs'e
That sas public opinion genersll,, so' .
pretty .horp eig.. too. se thoagh,.
We have ben made glad good many
Tine by letters from diner.nt .o.''
BAT never more an, ne Nefily oehs'e,
thsn hv that letter l.. from Albany last
Sesk. II "a. an iniicstiou that p.s.
Leycioy had 20 Ear cou,slesced ss 70 =
able to take nj. place once more MN IN
III Oxford Bears. Nay he AMI ms
Sorihy companion be spared many year.
~ % 30 good, Il the earnest ~'sn "
al.
lsnt there an over probation OF h.rs-
esf ". though, an last Monday sitter
startinx out sni making some inquiries
sf,er The equine family and nndins ,nsm n'
f0r sale syrrywh~rs. all the ssv irom
tao Zoe e<rf ap TO The prire OF Nelson
We boaSht.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
NORTH ALBANY.

Newton Moore has an Infant child very
alex.
Jo.eph Cummings, Who has been an
invalid for long time, u stlil feeble,
although some stronger than usual.
We are al.o pleased to hear that Iva.
Io,rboy u still gaining.
]. l.. kImbsli has bought q span OF
lsrg. horses ~ T.. Phllhrook ani u near
iv ready Ia b-gln hls oak bob. lie has q
very good Get 81 on sl~is that he would
ell ar exchange for horse sied.. iie
will give any Que q good trade Who
wants them.
We hear they had = church festival NJ
IN. Corner last night, hut not bslng able
Ia ~ present No M, know the result.
Rev. n. v. h,l. viii preach AZ the
town hoa.e the it,h AZ ~ y. ".
IN. school AZ the Centre u bsing
taught by Miss Bu,irrs 81 stoncham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
NORWAY LAKE.

LIME steven. I. visiting at :. A.
stevens.
81. steven. hs. b~en In 6,c.n~o"i
Tor several day. surveying disputed
line..
Filth smith has been quite .Ick but !.
.lowlv Improving.
4. orin smith hs. gone 20 Portland.
Mi.. Jessie Move. :. at J. L. Part
ridges.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
PERIL.

l.. VI. brown has been Ia Minot and
bought hin q Ilol.ieln bull.
TIT Cannon died on the 9th after a
short Illness, some think Of blood poison
Ing.
We are having some very cold weather
for the beginning III winter, ranging
from 20 II degrees below nero.
Roscoe Roberts has commenced Ia
haul al. timber To T.. NJ. Iloward's tn be
saved for HE new baru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
BATTLE OP THE BALLOTS!
NOW the VOTES NAVE pitGo UP the
PAST WEEK.
.wAs wsii zee shs psshs- sppssss -
ps Mere rsspississ esssssss shss
Evss.

Well. WELT surely thu contest takes
on interesting features thIs week. lie
recent history u Interesting too. Last
saturday night Mrs. wilson had . lead
of about twvnty VOTES. Monday morning,
Nth no "lnkiing'' of the standing Of any
candidate, Mise shurtleff's friends sent
In votes which exactly .tisd" the vote of
the two leading candidates at la. The
stage ai half-pist II Monday brought In
thrre votes for MIss shnrtirn aud TWEEN
ty-d,e for Mrs. Wilson, making the ~
cult that Ne publi.h to-day.
Nov vote. Another good prize IL an
noanced.
The coupon L. on the first page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16

,r.sh.r sc,iding I. sald To b. among
Al. ..ming essnt. 10 the prv-eut srek.
A.. .-, oal, authnrif.i Al prr-snt hos
.,sr tb nnnuunce that iherv Stll - ~
...t..a q The hne new rv.bisncc 20 VII
80. b. Hammond. Esq., In this village
81 N.8Iay evening. DeC~mhsr al, from
-. lH snl that the invitation l. gcucr-
al ~ cards
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
IAsH afIhtl.

4 Crooksr has t-eu connnsd 70 'he
49,. the past ~e,k 9th rheumatism,
ky,har Perry from Boston spent inc
mast week ~iih HI. parents, NJ anu "'''
4. 4. Ferry ..,,., 81.
Mr.. a. ". brown recently '-'"' wv
alive. az >olth Paris. ,
m. 4. Packard and sife nave "''''
to H.thsl IIIll for th. winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
upHQA-

Mr.. susan Jo,ew.ll had a shack oi
par.iysi. saturday nigh, from which .he
|. no, expected 10 recover.
Had colds are prevailing.
school commenced In district. No.
Tuesday. There are pupil. from two
states. two town. ani foar districts.
n. y. West IA. gone into camp with
four horse. and ak m.n.
Fr~i Goodwin Z. hauling from ths
ward for Henry Lombard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
EAST PERU.

Daniel oldham. remains were brought
from Mexico to the neighborhood at the
head az worthley Pond for burial on the
sth, where he used to live la his younger
DAYS.
A. II. Griffith went tn Lewiston To
swap hIs span of grays that he bought q
short time ago with Edwards. the horse
dealer,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-16
WEST eucKFielp.

Frank Rove IA. .wapped horses. I.
n. m. Austin has sold COW To u.
Cummings of Paris.
A. :. Richard. Ia. got George Howe Ia
work for him this winter.
Wallace Maxim Il taking care OF - T.
Harlow.
frank brown l. quite sick.
Frri Bennett and family have got
home from Berlin Falls, y. III.
A. Mathew Ia. built him hen house.
Ni.. Matte Hall "a! Paris MAS at her
sisters, Mrs. Ell~ooi's aud Mrs. iiar-
lows. last week.