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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
DIsFlglD.

The DYNAMO AZ the electric light sta
ton I. being repaired by an agent from
watcr,ille. We shsll rjolce when Mr.
Marsh saws .Ist ther. h. light"
stanley & bryant have been surveying
poplar for Ansel Dudley.
John stanley 81 rar. on hl. recent
visit purchased Abel Holt. horse.
Mrs. Grrrnlcaf la. r-nici her house Ia
Mr.. Holland aud will ioln her husband,
whose bu.ine.. necessltstc. hls rc.iilng
In BOSTON. Dixhcli lose. one of ".
most r.tlmshle ladies.
stanley a Bryant have purchased of
Gilbert Saunders, ~ Carthage, hl. black
MARI.
Dlxaeld spool Go. usc eighteen cori.
~ birch daily.
school meeting Monday. WI. Tain
ter wa- ele,tei agcni and Instructed to
have the summer school begin .oon.
Frank GIlcrrs.e Ia. hecn on visit to
friend. In lewiston.
Mr.. Gould la. begun framing hl. ncs
house.
". I. White la. nearly all the hnl.h
out Tor n. ~. s,anl.y's new house.
Eumor .ay, that Dlshcld i scon to
have a regular boot anl shoe store.
I.ey. Mr.. sewail ot watervlllc preach
81 a very interesting sermon SUNDAY.
All wish be might come sgaln.
our STREETS arv covered With slu.h and
the travelling !. very bad. April u a
near n.lghbor AMI would h. an unwel-
come one were Il no, that .he i the fore
runner of beautiful May anil delightful
June"
The melting snow will mako thing.
lively at the bridge. q. hficcn thou.1nd
corls ~ poplar aud one million long
lumber will D. driven out - Webbs
River ,hl. spring. NJ this rate u does
seem that our forest. must melt aNay.
Nv the w,y, Who Ia. hcarl the whistle
~ the u. 4 4. u. ". engine ou IT. trial
trip a. Rumforl fslls' Echo answ,r.,
Mhof
Mr.. ". I. Eu.,i. !. gsinlng.
Marsh a Holland arr doing large
bushes. AZ the grlst mill.
>lcIghlng :. getting rather poor IN
place..
J. T.. Johnston 1. finishing % rent
over hl. drug store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
Wi sos,s vIlls


Misses I.llli and flosslc FLINT lef'
Monday last for Massachusetts,. Mas
lila gce. 10 Lowell ani has EMPLOY
m~nt In the shaw stocking factory, while
Mis- rlos.i- goes to Mansfield Ia take
music lessons, stopping with Mrs. ID. w
Rates.
=. Phllbrvok was In town Tuesiay AMI
bought yoke ~ oxen ~ each Of the
following nsmei men: John Olson,
VIII Hart aud Walter Buckmsn.
Mr.. Brade,n has been up can,assing
for several books.
stephen iIanscomh- snd Bert Garter
Who hay. ben two .l~idlng for y. \,
FLINT have conc ou, ~ the woods. Jul.
own team. arr It'll NJ work.
In Mag,llovsy Plantation. March u,
Ia the wife % ". W. I.innsll, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
HIRAM

Mr. III &. Could of Brownneld has ~
moved to Hiram.
Mr.. william II. Thornilke has bought
the jaime. l.. llill house At East Hiram.
some day. since, Mr. Scammon liill
entered q stable where some planks had
been taken up for repairs, aud fell "a III.
c-llar. some eight feet, inJuring him 49,
yrrrly.
Mr.. william 4. >torcr !. Improving
Nr. Charles lIanson .uccccds George
l.. SAWYER In the hun 20 sawyer a Ran
Mn. Mr.. sawyer propose. Ia go West.
VIII. 4. Wadsworh la. recovered
from hi. Illness.
II would save po.imasicrs much
trouble II person. When writing letter.
would give their post odic. ad'lrrs. IN
stead ~ their town. Many letter. come
o. the wrong post ofilc".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
GRAEHOA

I.umbermen arr fact completing their
winter. conirac, ~ luml-r. They wlll
ali clo.s by saturday night, ! think, In
thl. town.
=. ". Parker !. to do hi. own river
driving thl. spring.
IIorac. fro.t I. To take charge ~ the
Cambridge River drive IN Grafton.
There I. not far from fSc million tn
drive out thl. spring, and not much snow
"a make water TOR driving. They want
one hundred good men when water
comes az they can drive river.
I believe there are four pairs ~ york
ING cattl. Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
NORWAY LAKE

jaime. smith vent To- iIo,ion Tuesday
10 ct hi. spring stock 81 bcoi. ani
shos..
Mr.. Olive Nlll.. the olic., woman In
tosn. l. quit. sick.
Mr.. Jes.i- Noyc. l. az the Lake this
we.k on a Wilt. Dr. Elmon Moves D.
having good pnciic- In Lowell aud
,iriniiy. aud l. much liked.
Nathan Millstt died "Wednesday. lie
was one ~ the mosi rvspc,ici cltlt-ns
20 Norsay. lie Nas one ~ the oldest
.ettler. 81 the town, his age being Ninety
years.
n. n. Merrill |. hauling pine on 10 the
lak. Zoe q. n. Cummings.
,.eorge Wood !. hauling wool from
pIk.'. lIili for q. ". a J. l. Partridge.
Harry Wood Ia. cot out again. HI.
foot IA. healed az we'll for 80 bad a cut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

william IlaEaltlue from West Denmark
d. Ia town. ~,
Mr.. slla. IIcah l. very sick With
pn-umonla.
Nr.. ~. uorr u recovering from her
illncss.
IA McIntire has been buying cal'e.
f.r ,.,i about here. .. ". Howe !.
al.o IN The same business.
Logging business l. about done here
nHN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
BRoW.FiglD

Nr..r.. Gatclsll 4 Tioms have I'm
I.h.,l hauling thrir timber AMI hark.
John N,punah has bought the Z.
Tfugs homestead - Mc..rs. Gaichell \
ThDm.. AMI the same parties have sold
th~ Mill Iaui formrrl, q part - the y.
VI. Iinscutt homestead 90 George Thur
ton.
". 1 keunafd - RruNuheld has
bought a lot - poplar tlmbsr 20 :. a e..
pruicNtsr. In BATON. y. II.
Iir village .,h,,ol ylo.ssi lat Friday.
t.rorrr Mason - ~suth Hiram has
rented = part "a Nj. Mclbunsld's hou.e.
RAJ. staple have pat In fall stock
~ dry goods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
ROxauRv.

Not much new. here since Foster a
Marble finished logging.
Big four-horse loads OF supple. con-
tlnue 90 pass, going up TO staples crew
on the head waters Of our river.
John has entered our circle. "Better
late than never" John IL . good boy,
but little too much like the honey bee
"A sharp point to his pen. There IL lots
Of human nature IN people. They do
not enjoy being stung. and u h not
noble trait 10 enjoy seeing them squlrm.
A word 20 the Wise Il sufficient. John
ought to have been lawyer. :.
Orlando lIannsford and Emma Iadd
are married.
south Ro1bary has not Lost Ill her
smart gisis ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
RUnFoRp
slcighlng good yct.

sleighlng good yet.
Tie teams arr coming oui of the
woods. Harry lluichlns l. oui aud
John E.tc. I. expected thi. week.
Crossing the river !. al .afe yet.
Ia. n.~ .t"rrke.per I. getting LA new
gu0l. and having some trade. Ihrce
store. nov ani all getting rich. Nos
Ne want . hotel, and then apply Tor a
clty charter.
Nrighl,or lloNc's fox story !. good
one. and being a true Que, he Won't have
Ia tell another for q good many years.
Everybody I. getting up the war.
NoSl. Your correspondent has a dozen
cord. and feel. In hope. be wont have
g. burn up the wo0i.hcd hoor. another
year.
rrci steven. beat. tb-m all making
maple syrup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
rnXrallnn crs1Al

Hrury Eastman l. 20 move into VIM.
a.. Walkers house.
Ieury Gordon and wife move To Cor
uish .,.un.
HE Uniycrsali.is had a baked bean
.upper aud dance az brother Bi;man's.
There Nas a crowded house.
Mr.. n. e. Brickcit !. visiting hNe'rf
and llanptou, y. III.
Dexter and Albert Wiley have rriurned
from Gorhsm. y. H., where they have
h.,en .iuce November LIT.
They arr making some maple honey
poWadavs. some has been sold =. high
a.sisi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
PERIL.

Wilson siillman has finished his job Of
logging aud has moved back.
Edith stillman has finished her time
With J. y. Conant and her father has
hired her hosri with Mr.. Barber.
George Cannon has gone to Canton
to work for Mr.. iIamlin In his storr.
ID. W. knight snd his Wife have becn
OF visiting their daughter In Turner aud
their son az Mechanic falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
soRrs AlaAsY

u grippe has loosenci nj. grasp ou
most a hi victims herr.
\ little .on % !. ". we.cott cut nj.
leg ha.llv Nth an az tvcvnilS.
m. kimhsll ho1. have c"t thsir oak
i,,h dome and twenty corls Il hlrvh saved
Into strips. They now have eight oven
fur ale. ANY on- Wishing o. purchass
" ili do veil o. call.
n Robbins !. IN Nes Hampshire ell.
ing bs..f and pork IT, has hnishc,i hl.
Numbering Zoe thc spring
llsy l. quite plsuiy; stock loN a. usual.
stephen Libby Z. nearly done saving
AZ hi mill.
Rev. n. y. Davis l. a. preach Al the
toau Hnuse next SUNDAY AZ 2 ~ e. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
tocKg'S MILLS.

Nell Mason {. visiting In town at hi.
cousins. Ernest Mason's.
Mrs.. ". y. Carr has just returned from
shelburpe, y. II.
Melro.e Cole and wife are visiting In
Boston, Mass.
G. q. Folsom Is getting up hi. sum
mer'. wood.
Our new.boy, Guy Coffin, hs. return
ed from jefferson, n. II.
Alice Bisbee will 90 10 her home In
shelburnc about the middle Of April.
We hear that Mrs. Annie swan IL now
stopping at shadigre, but how long she
remains no one knows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
Wesr PERIL.

Mis-. D.. I. Tucker !. able to b. out
again. She say. she knows what the
grippe IL TIL. time.
James Dcmeri,t IL gaining slowly.
4. J. Hall 1. going Ia work for Frank
Dcmeritt TIL. summer.
W. n. Walker a sou want tn exchange
their span of rad horses for a pair OF
good working horses. They have got .
span 81 very nice ysung rosdstrr..
spring ha. com- and az hs,, the crow.
as bold AZ though there WAS mn premium,
on their heads. They do not gc' hurt
much herr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
sgMRr

Joe Ramsey, a tsamsisr a. work Tor
G.ursr Eamssy la Riley lantation. sas
.criously " nDt fatally injured one day
lat wc,k enc - the chains broke ani
Iri che lo,d ~ logs on "a him ono
.hoai Or aas hsdly crushed, his collar
i-,us broken. and al. head severely in-
iur,-i.
NJ \. y. StoNc - this town, who
Iis,i lat ~uniaN, Wss thu younsc.t 90 .
lar-v family ~ hruthsrs ani sisiefs, 20
uhom Er, Hrunmin Poster 20 Brihel
nos aluns survives.
Tho msiu shait 81 VI. l.. fhursion's
steam uiill va hrokeu "Wednesday, which
nil cau.e a .hui-lnNn 20 several day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

|...r .l...I Goo uutl.s in rrcrut g.
..... u. aiI fu,ul = y I. hi rr-
GOLD. Ca ..rIH. uf tlr modern "lhrin-
II. lss hHI r. ,htucv g." -rr
....H ...su#v, ta.ir AMI sAiil can
.N tIf nm surry that D.
.t. |. Ir.Irc it. charm., aui thr
.. .. fHlf hIua .rrm tn htNr "a
tH.It Shade. 20 Abigail
... .Ir1. ~smurh damp srlthrr
.... ..I. htI Iu thr past year or two
bHsp ono from shfiNv.ius
-. ..r...f .uf. mt guui friend. AMI
... 1000. uat auI live. BRING
ssu urh sou, perhaps YOU
... |H# question o. some ~ oar
..... tuuu- aumsu. nut Nuu
...I 20 fuur wrinkles urst 90
.... 1850 40 a1 "Nu."
.... fs thit mfm"rlhle raiiilrt-
sou fhr iiiII~ in iuBs, l>'.l.
fhrrg ".uul. iuit aui leg,
f,.uIIr,f uf seeing hi. "issi-
tl1I .rvu 10 several YEAR.
Hf. ..hHnl fuum.
.I.I.t r,msmi-rf thr rnihu.l-
..| .rsIsrrs. auI che Chnrrs ~
..#| "f eager I.tsuvrs. eur ovn
D.. sI.ur, 90 thr speakers, u my
..N.. mr right, ani M one
#.s bead aui shuuhrfs above
|..H there eas an obi man trum
f'af .4us song in The after
Co., .rftkrr'. stand. th' snns
H.....sa getting up' and Sas rn-
.I. ship 90 state. I can rv,all
ffI. Iur. even o. this distant
..a". aE.. sr|F be A. -.
..ssts .r.aEf al.f fafuIIrEs
uas HIH"rE 30 sa..s 80 .sri
..# IaHuaHt sfrranilhE
.... sent coca tu ".iair how lraky
r-ir.f-i' 10 hal lr,ome dur
Sour trtr. "Trip under the uaNl-
.f I1mr. Harhtunn. Wei, h.
.... 900 .hriur a1i anything 80 at
feminine hs r. .hip va wholly D.
.... ... AMOS Ir.isy. % vas gluri"u.
mean che mryting On ftri.
.t tlt voyage ~ ,. n
M.W.M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

u .ffmmr prr.rhio,l AZ the cir
Wednesday evening eas rather ioug.
...E .f,Hn tn avarN. n Cunsisistl
...... dusis. male guartsiirs
t.. .ltustfs- ami miscellaneous
~.t,rsl % H. selections r,hd
... .H.r.I.. fui .frur,i o. take o.
..H.I nt. With thr auiiruC,. Nj.
... 4 ErEs. 20 ~uuth Paris uns
... .nI 20 ths riu.r 20 thr pre-
.# r..rssu-r tu au Invitation, d.
...... .I.. suIisurs With song. Oue
..f..ft them. aui d. Uas obliged
.....| f.au ,uthus.nsfir eucurr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
NOpTH PARIS

The circle. are very well attended
The last circle met with Eugene Curti.
The subject ~ a hall for public use u
on the ll.i IL topic. for discussion.
4 Mr.. Harmon and family, Of Peru,
have moved Into the rent Of j. II. Rich
arison.
Circle al 4. J. Abbott's this week.
The farmers are busy making maple
syrup.
y. Abbott made q business trip "a
New Hampshire last week.
The circle held literary entertain
meut at the school house last saturda,
evening, followed by an oyster supper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
UPTON.

Chas. chase has .old yoke ~ oxen
4. n. Frost has .old two yoke, aud III. u.
Cha-s and =. brown have sold two yoke.
\. Coolidge I. hauling ~ooi.
Mr.. Jamss Mcleod I. very slck.
During the past week Que II our hunt
49, hs. caught Que hshsr. Que fox, two
mlnks aud ihrc- .kunks.
We arv told :. T.. Morse Ia. sold hl.
share ~ the farm to Edward Noble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Ether or gas administered, teeth ex-
tracfed and Get made for 900. Justis
or whites teeth on Akron rubber plate,
slo. Positively the best teeth and rub
her manufactured. Terms cash: one
half when teeth are extracted, balance
vheu teeth are made. +. II. Small,
Runford Ceutrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

U.... U.t1 % E,.t Wiu"n. vho h.
.... . N..s.il fhr Tbst winter, mrn-
.. .... state Valuation tommis-inu,
~ifuria1. anil Mun.iaV msrn-
.......I e .Ih Die sifr for their hour
a.. o.. hIs f-ru. sinrs Jan. liih, at
~ No II .hfan.s. ". u, tur Treatment,
..|H... lHmr ser, much improved,
lh I'D. hsi a grippe during hef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

-|... meeting in ihc liin distfift ~
ODD. ..a ..HsHI huu.e next ~aturiav,
t. rHrGr Er.tirs thr rvgular
.... ....lr.s 90 siogtiou q of'i,vrs,
r. ...uf contains arti,lrs providing
bosom fhr gu--tlnns % ac,~pting
f-. ...I.HH Hf thr trustees ~ Paris ilill
".. HrI c.iahlishiug q frr- high
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Ezra stephens, Bryaut's Pond, ofIers
. great bargain In farm st Abbotta
Mills, through tbs Democrat columns.
The apples alone will pay tor ths farm
N q lew yesyS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
IAS1 PERU.

Charlie Chase aud Wallace IIaines
we're scufiilng In 4. II. Grifilth's barn
the other dsy, aud IIaine. pushed Chase
Into Grifiith's empty .ilo and hurt hi.
shoulder so that be had To carry his arm
In a cling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

49, ..HIt relieve th- railway mail
..... f.m 40 tlsmr iu conncti1u
a.tf. m...arrihgr 20 mail matter II
.I.I a. .umrhiurl lat Ne~k. To-
.... ...r shows that the mail Nas
...F FOL-. ~..uih Paris 40 right, beat 80.
.. FL. NHrsaN instead "a comiug
..H. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Nrr ono having q small farm ~ or
-..r Iari. liill. whiCh they desirr to ell
-.., barn 20 a customer by applying o.
,....e. N Atwood
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

a.. ono having coples 20 The Demo
ga. f..m September, ISL, o. oytohsr f,
De-. sh..b thst V IA o. dispose 20. can
f.|4 ...fsmrf hy si.lrvssing !. .. Ral-
t.r. N.rshy Lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

prank A. Hammond leaves on ouf
.r.r..s esusruus sample ~ maple syrup.
Tt..a. god ~ 10. rvputaiion rvguire. u
.E... bel. and that i saying ccnshicr.
f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

A.. s. y Wo,-lhurv will move into
OBJ. ...-IlIr. rfut iu the ~ime"n cum
.. E.Hl.r ehru thr N"',ihury h"u-e
I.I t, lion. D. l.. Paris and
f..... sfuh Niii D. iu a fre week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

N. am o. r,rkin. 3. huiliing an -
GLIB. EI. stable shirh sill gi,v him
I..... ....mmeisiInus fur Carrying on
. s.-. Iri livery husincss. u. :.
De-. ... MOI, UiUsuirr work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

II. IaNkes 20 Mechanic fails was
.tr.ri. feS DAYS last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Winter unger. In the lap % spring
.rh Ier.isiencv worthy u a niorc
.sa.ttt'r cau-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
EAST BETHEL.

J.. =. IIuichin. closed a private school
with public examination which showed
thorough work with great advancement
In all the studies.
Mrs. Emily Newell, FROM kennebunk,
l. now with her mother, Mrs. Maria
stiles, Who IL very alex.
Mrs. Irene Needham from West bethel
IL visiting In this place.
Mrs. sophia swan !. caring for the
sick at Eugene Beans.
Ma. Helen bartlett has gone to Han
over, dressmaking.
Mrs. VI. =. kimball has returned from
Paris.
u. u. Grant IL on the sick list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

-.o.i-.ifr,i party enjoyed themselves
.rfrr dance and toN supper Thursday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

t..Ii. D.. Newell i saii o. ~ the hap
r..t man CA the nm Just nov. u h .
tIf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
The oxford Dem ocrat.
ION THE HILL.
DIRECTORY

49, E,rsist Charvh ~. 4. q. w~irs. fas-
- fYrsrhlnE ever ,unslaY a n a n. ~aniaI
- rrysf Nestiass fharssisy tscainxs a
rHFN
tr,.r.aua Csaryh sss.lsy sshesl s,sry
..Hlsr afN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
EAST eaowNfleLp.

The prospect just now IL that this Viii
not be q good year for maple syrup max
Ing.
Circle met at A. W. Manshelds on the
18th. A large attendance.
W. II. stickney IL In Boston for . few
The whistle from the steam mill IL .
new sound for us. The mill Il nearly
ready for work.
Mrs. u. Cole IL Visited by her sister
from Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Keiar are Waiting
at Y. Y. Rounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
THE SECRET OUT

Why Bell. Sar.spahlla 4. .old for ~
cent. while all other. co.t from % cents
to slOO.
n employs no travelling "boomers,
anil hi. no stock companies 10 pay div
blends a.. IL has no ''fake arrangement"
Of guaranteeing" "a cure everything.
bu, Il |. a popular remedy At a rOruLlR
rmcE-a PuRI BLOOD roSIc prepared
from RooT., BARNs, AND FLOWERS.
Just the medicine one need. In the
STRING MoNTHs to give health and
strength and what thousands have aid
I. the BE.r PREPARATION put up under
the name ~ SAR.ArARiLLA.
Mr.. q. ~. Alisn. -. Dover. Ne. says-"i
o.ah not i've .tthoai IL I have gss.i II ssvsrAl
year. fof Heart rroabls. wsasns.-, AMI Cstarrh
with ths is.t ry.alt.- Mr. Hartford fonl. an oti
rytirvi msrhAht % Tlangor says.-"i sarervi
year. sith sisk bsaiaShs aino-t even vess. 40
tsr taxing Belr. ,ar.sparlis . shor tins ! va
surci .ai have not hat an sitsss for thrys years
Mr.. & ". ubhsti. u -. Iiesiiinstnn. Ne.
writs..-I have tAssn rsli', sar.apanlls ths pr.-
sht winter for Dyspepsia siih most bsnsheiai
rv.uli..
Ds no, fall .. CIV. % . Trial.
Sold Everywhere nt so Gents.
A. ". ROBINSON, Jr.. APahecary. Proprietor.
nAnsOr. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
ASDOvER
anXAAH.s pONn

An effort !. being made To form hco
and ladder company here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-25
wsshington Immigration and Homestead
Association

Assoefxtisn-
We hare for sale roo acres IN different pafts
81 ne state in 5. 10. % 60 20 ard go acre farms:
miles on Sofshern Pacific railway. one hun
drsd and sisty acres government land on Hoods
canal: ~ ssres government land IN hlt>@p
epuufs. 10 on Northern Fscsfc Tksirosd larcs
neat Kstxvtlie. Adams countr; ss.so per acre on
ten-sear contract; Yssrs paid M. years pay.
rnenss 20 run, commencing Nevenaber 10. t%a
10 years; S 10 $50 per acre Five ana iosfrs
tract nasy Forz Townsend: 500 PER acre. Lands
90 eest side 81 LAKE Warrington al 80 % 500
street Cable railway terminus. Five seres ress
Green lake. $40 per acre. one half cash na,ancs
six monshs- Acre prcpesty and soSn isfs. west
seattle. Choice sots IN Pleasant Valley and
ballard FIve thousand acres choice pieces a
Northern Pacific Railroad iax1ts Ia King eounty.
- TO SO per sers: - acres n sc =. ~ = .. 70
., near Northern PAesac railroad
sxrsKxscs cocrrr.
Three hundred acres. e< &C !. - - ftwi
ares, ITO acres In sec 70. - N Tvs good clay
upssnd. heavily uEabsred, 80 per scrA
KffssR cocsry.
Two hnuayse acres In secs Is AMI IA. - mr.
~. u.astss asssoza lsnd, ga x per sess -
aeres east 81 ssd asSy - L~ke " xzalDxtce. 80
fer acre. Roxvell bafidsnx
oEE8es
T~o Manfred and faisty-shrse acres a. Esgens
csty, oregea. nicely imprgvet. sdictsinx estv.
80 per sere Improved VIII asa ug into SAass
Iss. ard WIN sei COX 81 average Of ffoS Per acre.
tais Is great bargain
CRY soss "a Seattle cesar Es1ison street eAbls.
fssss can, - lots IN Hsrr1sec De Gn1s 800 each
T~enty bufs IA T1esnsl nsas sseefxso snas2
A.rrs tr.css a&sr ses<ma t5AS 20 r3c per acre
p.rsss~ IN lie Kxss<xa states ar Europe viii -
xrrrsse1 wish infcsxAfsnt s1oss Us rssosrcrs
- ~ stxre raxp~ re. ssx frss ~ eharRs e.
s~r,s me poss.s~. sraozntzrg ordinarily 70 ~
e~,ss by ss3sxsnssnx th2s o11es. s1d parties n
fhe YasEers szAsss. aessssEg % Visit wsssfryrou.
srs re-usnraeacs6 % sppIs 81 fse ceHees Of tns
Narsnsrn Fsetzc Railway fcr 1A1spoyssftcn.
srs fQhss etr-. and &sk foy copies ct oar p&wgs-
eta snxps of wsxA5sxsoa. ssc
washington Imosirratlea and HoWessesd
Asser aasz@n.
Raosws Y sne q Kox~en tusI1frg ecvnes ~
calamsss s1d Frcns streets. sesssis. Nash-
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: Parole. tho Duke 81 Orleans
Scorns ~.
- Yoax, March 2fs.-The Paris cor
{, n1ant Of the World says: II have
11 from . trustworthy source thst
T2 111pwing is the real reason why the
i1.ent enforced the sentence against
Srnrne Duke Of OfIeans. On the day
zi1S ~ removal 70 Ciairvsux. > high
511fa caIled on the duke ~ hts cell snd
x1 - hs would be set 1T liberty on ths
~ md b put on parole Il be would
Ss7rk mtes France - long ~ the expulsion
/ zun, NJ IN force
IFr voune duke, who had besn dining
ke1I1ls. = usual, wss insolent 70 this peace
fand shouted out. II don't wasn't your
o111ra. viii not take Il. II ron let me-
"a / "a return again - often - ] choose
- t. day comes when wsshsll drive ell
SO roh6lh out Of the country. You may
f1 ~ 70 the people who sent you
~ olicial sndeavored 70 reason with
p. III il Vas useless. In consequence,
~ - oiicials report to tho cabinet u
- dscidsd 70 enforce the sentence.