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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
SWEDEN

Mr. Charl~. ". white. proprietor 81
White. Portable sop Evaporation, pas.
.. through sweden ca route f'r ncil'ci
al vicinity. where be- revived thlftecn
orlsr. Zoe thrtn In four days. They are
e.n.Ller,,i the h.st thing cut a. 80 10
.,,parais sap. a. every one al" hi.
nj ,bsm viii testify. THREE ~srr
u.,-l IN "a ri,n aud "a IN fryeeufg the
u,.t .sason. Mr.. White or hi' agent
rul canvas. oxford County some time
during the fan or ~ini.r. an"riing ,ilr
f.ru,sr. a chance a. Purch,se thru o.
f.r- IN. NEXT sugar season.
ne liver welding of Mr.. and Mr-' u
A. wooibury was very enjoy ap'e az
81, Nssrly one hundrcd wef- present.
..x.,,l frI~ad. from Massschasrtt. com
NJ, oo ,artosc 90 attend IL. Many ulce
nT...ut. ~erc carri.i among which serr
.olh aud plated spoons, cake ba,a,,'
n,nkln rIng., batter knives, fancy dl.h'
=. hauch baskets. etc. Nay the worthy
roaple live "a celebrate their golien an
nlyer.ary. /. the wi.h of their man,
NJ. Ellen ". Cenkey l. stslting hc'
.i.ts,. Mr.. John II. Evans.
congregational circle meets heN'
rhars.iay With Mrs. A. fike. MI an
trxit.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
STATE of MAINE

CDV~rt 90 UxTuHr, 90
ILarf u gsuutF l.mnis.lsnsFs. -sltemlsl
Ss..isa. len. hsh ~ sVournmsni' ociois'
ian. t-s
ifIb~ m fas~s,sisr pssitisn. sati.fastsry syi
,irao. hstias t--ra fssrlrri that IN lstitiantf'
az rrst-snslhts IT 10 uuufHTf. that - tuuntf
Cs.rstalsstnusfs tasst a ~ huuss ~ iuEvns
,hsfiss IN stss "a ThufslsY ,Nsyenief sth nssi
a tru - ths sk-k. 4. VI. aui tissnss prs-sssl
O. sirw ths r1uis nisutiuus-l IN saii lsttisn
ifn a.s- tistsiy ansf Wiki fiss, hrannr ~
~ paNies at thrir sitnss-s ~iil - hal ~ s..is
e.sn,salsnt piass ia tilr vtinitY. ant sufh uthsi
u,cssarv. taksn a. IN prvmise. a. IN t..fnnais
.isnsfs shsii iaiEs prvfff AL y u tgrhfi
uHuTHrp. that nitirs "a ~ tns, rlafs 80 l.lf
80. "a N Iauunissisnsfs' msstinE afufy-shi -
sttsa D. al Iersans ani sufl-trstiuus intffvstssl
~ raasius sttsstsi Cates ~ all Istltien ahi Il
thi. af,ief thrr,va o. - ssrNei gl-'n ~ -
q ~ tusH - ~tus ani alsu t-tft.l ~
~ thru puhnf piarss a. all tnsni AL uah.
nsh~t thfss sosks sarrsssisvlF In uss pttnr'!
Is,uis-rsat . nssstssgsf pnhtssi a faus IN al
gaantf n utfsrt ~ dfsi - all puhhcatnhs
40 safh - ~ othef astirs.. a. - male, .sftcl
soI fssstssl a trast Thirty dsys hsfnfu al tHs
n fnsatins D. 49, ead that al iserssns ani so
f-sfstisns NAV iifu ani tilsrv alIsaf ani 40 =
raass N anF thsy have ~ thn pFaTer ~ saii
f-titiaasFs shaali &C - rrantssi
ArfTsf ALnEkr :, AUSTIN, tlefs
4 trss cspY ~ al fsttisn AL onlsr ~
hrT,.r ALBEEr ,ustiN. ClsrI.
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TAQr suv,.IR


Frank T.. Birr,tt {, .till blylns all
shipping large quantities. 30 apple' w
this 1ielnty. IL IA. already shipps'i
several ilpnussui hashsls FROM sumner
station. II Il quite . help a. fsnnrfs ~
have market fof al th-ir apples ~ fAlr
vflC-s.
Mr.. Briihlry. The Wet Paris mlll'.
n.f. Visits this pl,cr usu,lly Ta-'i,'
All We,lncsiay With linc 81 her g"p.i.
fuf .rir.
e. u Head I. tskins la se,rrni of The
fair. With bic truitrr, l.uytus \. liz
,l.ii~i ropsham hst w-'k.
l.-,. 4. l. kryu prrirlis,i IN the Ton
gr,c iiionsi chur n ou the i.ih insi. III
FORMERLY laborrl herr AMI mtic mtny
frlruls.
Hartford hid a fair dsy for IT, f,lf
AL a.. people tunnel out 40 80 w. nnc
stick. l'fphiily vpou ~ tlc .i'oS
" il D. .sut ln later
I,ic shos. thi. fsll have Oh" best
weather. anil largest crowds.
SIOCIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
ANDOvER.

The Congregational L.,iI.'. Circle met
with Mr.. 4. 4. Andrew. Wednesday
eNcning - thl. week.
Rev. e.. u, iIannafor'l 10 gumford va.
In town wednesday.
IN appropriate aud Interesting harvest
convert MAS given by the Congregation
sunday >choOl last sunday night.
>aDslay wa- Glad riding. Day al tbs
Methodist Churyh.-
Rev. Mr.. ',ssc from nryAnt's Pond
preached a thu hall sunday afternoon.
The farmers AL rrport bots of rV,ilng
poiato-s, some Ia the field anil some In
"a. cellar
What blg chunk. ~ political and thco-
logical Wisdom some ~ the biz bears oi
the brigade do turn NJ, O. b. sure
Mi..c. Geftie Dresser ani .ertle lIcw-
~ have gone 10 ,;orham, y. ~, for the
eiufer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Have hal some frOd ani some sn"N
hut harily sign oi winter !. to BE- seen
saw handsome fresh pumpkin bloc
.om. but few day. ago. The leave.
On many apple TIRE. la our orchard arr
grr,n ani frr.h looking |. Ia summer
but ~. forest. are putting On their rObc'
Of scarlet and gold.
Byacari from Mrs. I.oyeioy Ne learn
that the gos,i Deacon l. slowly fading
away. such m~n never die, they ~
sway, their bodily prrs.nce !. missed
hat th. true life lesson. they have taught
can never D. -ifac-d from memory !.
page. A.wss aid ~ on. of old, though
dead be- yet .I~akcth, IL q. true to-day
A. when spoken thousands of year. ago
Daniel T.. Mills I. very feeble. Some
time. hi. recoycry 4. doubted By hi'
friends. lie .-cm. Ia be- subject Ia
complication % diseases, partly hercilta'
~. no doubt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
sUwRV


Niss Mary Powers. TEACHER In District
No. I, bad the misfortune "a badly
sprain her fcot TEA nlght. ago. II l.
Nrrs much s~ollsa and .xcc~lingly pain
ful.
fr-,i IIcnierspn raised the frame 20 .
u-~ harm Yesterday, Oct. 18th. o. take
plsc- "a the oa~ blown down BY the cy-
slun~ ~ last iuly.
4 little daughter has lately bcen adacl
% ths family % Jack Eagle al the
~Tiie"
\ hrgv pcrrvntsgc 70 the wang lsdic.
"a NeNry arr hlling honorable position.
a. tsachsrs Ma thi. and ssllolniug towns ,
~ rv.ali domestic help I. much
sought after .nd hard o. ottsin.
lhis l. The srason - the oil fashioned
"huskings- ani apple h-c.''. bat the
universal aislng 20 sugar curn his
nesrly inus aNay With the fofnrr. aud
have h-sri ~ only oae apple hec. sui
That a the rc.hlsncc II Edgar roNcr. In
Hanover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

NJ. james p,srl. an sgci man. soms
- vgars. di-si On Mon.iay lsst. lie has
h,rn unable o. wnfk fof s"me yrars.
N unu-supi~i htrn ielonglns a. r.
a.. Heart. FORMERLY 70 thls place bat nos
20 Glsu. Eidsr. ksnsas. MS hurn~i lat
svvk R~skls. the htru therv -. soms
~ tons - hav ahi strsS, q moving
machine. hof.- rake, a pc'iisr's ~ngon,
cart. pang. ani sofk cart, hr.iies oihsf
farming tools storvi hy other Parti~s.
ioss some IN hunlr'si dollsrs, no w
surancv. Tis~ frv 10 supposed o. D. In
CssuilarV 81 " Sas unuCsupirsi aud M one
hii h-ru iu Toe some time.
isrmsFs az ai,out thUuxh hafN~siinr.
Nsa v haie q fair crup. The apple GRIP
- 200 =. quite g-si. Buyrr. arr quite
pisui,. having thr ctier apples a. shlp
a. Nss.sshasrtts ani Nes Notk. The,
all ael
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auckflElp.

i Albert y. igoblnsou met with quite
serious accident rccentiy In the upsettlnl
of hIs buggy by . horse he Was leadinI
behind, II getting scard aud JUMPING
Into the back. Robinson Jumped to clea
himself aud strainci the ligameuts q
hls foot so badly be had la take his bed
10th horses escaped without very sefl
ou. injury to Themselves or the carriage
Mr.. Or-o spsuiiing ~ Portland ms'l'
q short visIt here r-cently. Mrs. spsuld
Ing has been absent about year, having
the care IL an sgcd invalid lady, Mrs
llrasurr.
The Good Templsrs gave suppeI
and entertainment at Reform Hall Fri
dsv evening. October 10Th.
4. l.. barrett loaded several ears 81
cider and dressing apples, about a,v
bu.iiel. In all, NJ this station.
Alfred Cole aDi y. Blcknell made 4
trip 20 the swift River gold fields last
week.
Mr.. George Gregg. Mrs. william
Gregg ani Mi.s Marjorie Gregg Of An
dover are In town on a Walt Ia THEFT
| friends.
Mrs. Orllle Bridshsm has gone "a
Lowell. Mass, for q short vacation.
Miss May Ii,diry took leave Of b-r
fricni. Wednesday last on her departure
for Cohs..rt. Mass. L.. cloudy wealth
er usually .oon after "Msy" leaves.
The Ingrahsms left for llrcokllne,
Mass, FOR winter quarters Thursday
last. having gained In health, spirits and
ayouriupol..
Mrs.. Nellie y. DeCo.ter I. at bethel
visiting friends.
4 shootlng match. or rather "slaugh'
ter ~ the lnnocrnts" came on here last
week. IN oyster supper was furnished
by the ladle. ~ the sewing circle.
Justin Mason has been admitted .
partner In the fim of >. VI. Harlow a
Go. With third Interest, manufacturer.
of 80. blocks etc.
~. ~. IIer.ey, Eco, has parcha.e'i ih"
col. rar.on. stand. y. u. Wilmington
viii occupy u.
The ale II the Gardner, Barrr,t an'l
rar.on. stands thl. fall ncC-..itaie.
about dorm moves on Oh. domestic
checker bosri.
IN. remains II the late Axel Wilson
Dearborn, Who died AZ Eas, Boston Sat
uriay. the 18th Inst, ~ pncumonia,
were brought here the following Mon
dsy, the funeral SERVICES taking place
from the Residence ~ Mr.. Ass h~ooi,
Mr.. Atwood i.cing hls sisisr1 Mr..
Dearborn va. formerly = resident ~
TIL. town. wa. horn In Hartford forty
Nv. vcsra ago ani Va. rccrnily clerk IN
the Hampton House, BOSTON. Mr.. Dear
born ani Nil. Minerva Dearborn, VIII
aud sister ~ the devca.ci anil frne.i W.
Atwood accompanied the remain. fron'
Massachusetts,. Rev. :. u. Ilchsri.on
~ sumner ot'irist~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
OXFORD.

Me. Hattie Bishop, OF Msriien. Conn.
gave q reading al the Methodist church
Wednesday evening, ~ PER cent Of the
prcc~cds to be given 90 the Methodist
ladies Circle.
Mrs. Tubb. has gone To Boston 20 ses
her brother, Mr.. Croker. who IL very
sick.
Mr.. Fisher has spent the week In Port
land.
The Young Peoples society 81 Chri.'
tisn Endezvor will hold q sociablc Fri
,lay evening at Iiumpus Hall.
Mr.. Peterson and his niece Will make
n carriage trip Ia Boston this week.
Edwin A. Perry, . native Of this to~n,
son of John j. Perry, has been appoinict
political editor of the Boston Herald
lie IL 20 have charge of both nailons
and State politics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
ailurnnn crs1al

Mr.. I. y. Richarl. and wife have ~
tufns,i after pleasant ride and ,isli In
Andfussoggin County.
Real estate Ia Gumiorl l. much higher
than tuf mtnv YEAR,. We have many
reasons o. trlirNr that the MANY upland
farms that have t'c-n d.sert-,i la year.
past Nili Ia f,s year. 4. occupls-i ani
b. Cl.srl among the beet farms In town
the to.iilcn they held % years sgo.
Mr.. ii-nry Nhiso,i l. gradually gain
iug. llis sou. DF. CARROLL Ahhoit 81
Alhlon, Ne, arrived pat In time io save
his lie.
sheriff sylvester ~ fsrmlngton ~
c.ntlS ,l.iie,l this plsCr With hls Wife,
Tor the fir.t time slncc b. captured those
Peter Benns;t tobl~rs, whitney and
Foster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
aaYAhI,s POND.

Howard y. Maxim ~ Poland has Load
.l several ears at this station With cider
apple. at forty cents per hundred.
Mr.. An.ei Dudley i going out Of the
dry goods business, and u selling out
his stock of dry goods, boots and shoes,
etc., AZ cost for cash. lie proposes "a
GO into the -four aud grain business.
Otis Chase, Eco, Of Oshkosh, Wis.,,
Who has bceI visiting his native town
for some weeks, will return the 9Th
inst. lie viii be pleased 10 meet bis
friends on Thursday evening. the I'll,
at the residence Of Alden Chase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
FAST BCrptL

Ml.s Jo.ie Martin from l,umford ,isli'
% tai. plac. ~Hh choice line 10 NH
linsry. ct. 18th.
T.. 4. Estss from lIosion 7. attending
a. hls farm affair. IN this place.
Aa Sts,tns IA. .old M. farm ~ John
l.. Holt of Greenwood, Who will taxi
possession AZ onrr.
Mr.. ". ~. straw 20 Monttna IL N'h-
log a her brothers, !. u. lIasilngs'.
Iamonie cole la. gone o. B"flin, y.
H.. tO c,,ok fnf = crvs 10 uru.
n. \. Packard. slfc sui child wcfr
throNn from tl,slr carragc, fucsihy,
at. lIlh. The child Ms dangerously
inlur,,i and not cNps-i~l a. live.
IUtstDcs arr ceiling foe " cents q
hu.l,cl. ani apple. from :. Ia ~ a bar
ri
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ROkRuRH

NmonsJ he mtnv treasure so.ksrs
in Htfuu, Ne. l.. ". saith .r.m. to L.
fhr fprtnutic man.
nr~r, 3. mln herr ~lto slys b. has
i-aleht tni takrn more THAI sl1p Sufih
% tils. Iii- Noudsf I. thit be- u alive
in tell The tale. lie l. noi ~vll sni Bos
aauts a. ~ e,.ni phy.lsiau. HI. l.
hari Ca the pill men. They musi make
hcticf pill. thtt Nili LII ~ cure. 80 that
man aill .I~ak Uell 10 them 90 D.
= h.fr Do y I'D az nnlhlns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

N. y. Eillnwopi vas Ia tosn Moo Law,
lii. teams arr hauling az supplics 10
III " intsr's logging.
n. \. Twitch.ll he h--n az sni.v VI
par several team. IA on tho Mkg,llosal
aiuNr hsrr.
llamlll l. al.o g,tting In iosging up
plirs.
Ne hi a quite q snow storm Iucs'ial
night. = fnrrtasis 70 slntrr.
ear s,ho-,l Cl"ss-i ths fssi N",s, Nls'
Lizzie a. tass.lls 20 N"rsay Lake,
tsash~r. 4 ,vry .uc,v.sfal term.
Mr.. John Olsnn. snh hrF ,lllirfu.
aas up.ri 20 The small bThlrr usif ".
~. ilnurlr. ~Iturtit. he hnrse tx.
inr fn-hi 10 ths sian-s on 10" hriigs
hrctr.l over. falling on IT, hs,k, .fuH.h-
ipr ~. sngun. None 20 ~" family
srrv .sriuusiy inIlrrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
NORWAY LAKE.

Eugene Flood aud Alton u. ruckeI
started for New York Yesterday aud u
l. .ald they both have Job there.
Jane. l.. Partridge rode down Ia bl'
store Thur..lsy for the dr.t time for sew
eral weeks. lie says be u gaining Ia
health and weight aud We hope he may
continue Ia do .o until well.
Mrs. WIN. Fierce from North Norway
has gone to Portland to the Maine Gen
ersl Hospital Ia be- treated.
Mr.. George Durham has hal nes
furnace set La his house this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Work 10 thl.hnlm,iilr l. prugrvs,ing
\ hart il, to plug the cofrniam a. TN
uttIu ,hanusl IA. dslsysi the ~ufl
.aurs AT. i,ui rytisniiy ihs hsti cnn-
tractor knows his hu.iue.s AL stl tui
ths lsm Ia ta stav. ~ th- s'aihrr
rrps. Gold .nms mrn leave tlHr fph.
Prank Thomas having completed his ioh
sol hi. men having IN, thr number GA
plstri uuu mas uui rNc.-i lsi
H. guminfi iaii. - lat Aueusi %"
Iourrr exists Tlir Oh pirturr l. mail
lsfs,l-ani ahils 40 arr slai O. have ihs
hats-s 1u.i dryams 20 e iifriime rvalifr'i.
thrt f,.l a considerable sitnrss o. Know
that usiurs'. Vl.tlfv, a grand ani pfrii'
one. ut.nn which ~ have gafri Zoe m1nt
YEAR. D. 49, o. grrat eNirui trcumins
ohliier.iei All rhsuSvi by human
hsuis
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FAST WATERFORD.

Another meeting In Temple I'LL school
house November 81 at $3.50.
Grace and Loren Pride Visited tl,eiI
relatives, the 1hsyers Of Paris, last
week.
Mr.. Norwool's brother Isorrnxo, Of
Bkldeford, has been here for tao days
hunt.
There was adsncc herr saturday even
Ing with music by Nell and GeorKs
Andrcws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
rAcY HEnQON

Mr.. 4. T.. Robln.on was thrown from
a carriage while leading q horse aud
fractured hls lex badly. Fears are en-
ter,sInei that iie may .ee hard time.
Daniel aud Hiram kecne attended
court al Psri. thl. week as witnesses
for !. y. Fuller.
n. 4. A ". II. berry Will have nearly
80 bsrr,l. ~ apples and are worthy ilis
attention of apple buyers.
Mr.. aud Mr.. y. q. l.smsdell are ex'
pecicl to return from Concord, y. w..
y. L.. Kecne l. visiting relatives Ia
Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
GllEAD.

=. ID. Ilob.on, who has bought th'
land Ia the Wild River valley, la. form
cd company with q. u. fitzgerald and
y. =. Robertson ~ Island foad, ani sil
take the name ~ Will River Iumbcl
60. They have some fifty men al work
clearing land for MILL site.
T.G. Larry has harvested about l0s
bu.h~l. of potatoes, aud Eben chapm'r
about 1900.
I'll Peabody lo.t three-year-ol'
steer by eating too many decayed Po,a
toes.
I.ey. Henry rarrar will spend the Win
ter With II. T.. Wheeler.
.. there Ia be any thr.shlng done thl'
hlls No machine has made It, appear
ancc yet.
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I'll Sfi,.r ALnrrr Ar.rIN. clla.


t. ths IIsa-tabls Coasiy Commissionsr' u ~
gaauty ~ ukfuri.
NJ. o. IN. isT.isns.t tnhsbltsnts q dsNicp ~
yLlnity Trstsstfaiiy fvprv-snt that Va l,ihh
esnssnisnrs anst nrss-sltF nstalrN ahffalsht
Hsa tfratiuns anIi disruntin sane ~ hf ~.
a. a. nau tfagelis.i tn aiitpsn - hehign "a !
Ia fc.. ths bftiss . russ ~sin ntvf IN sali
ty.n 40 ths Hrst sils ~ ssi nttf u
lta.b,rg Iasu line. Ne tsrfvtury rvlpssi uai
IIansrs ansT yuu have Caasei due ~ r
o. - sitsa o. ttrs all route ahi ~ ~
sufh sltsTatlsus, di.a.utiuuanoss all 80 49,
iioos. a. yga nav dsem eve iisui ani PrvlFf
Aad a. In datT tssunl util ever pay
paL-i a hsxico this tthday ~ >sIfsiausf'
RANDALL TAYLOR. ani % oshsr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

To ne IIossrahls nsari ~ Csusiy Ce'.uis
sisnsrs sthin sol far ~ tauntY - bkfafi
~ the state 20 Nains
Tiss an.ier.isnssi. sitifsas ssf yutsrs q sai'
,suuty 20 uxfsrt. FvspestfuilY rvrfu-frt VA
s,.ssns.,a suntruisufr aui nrrsssitF FwIuife
nsa ruantT r,sst H. ssit roanfr. commanding II
a t...lnt sssf ths h.suss - Isssrh kimllsN u
sts~ sai fuualnr IN q sr.tsriy diFvstinn ~ ~.
n,s,ss fraslhis Fuuis a. iuiefssst sth TIE rsti
hraiias frssn Meth ffyshnfx o. thatham nrai
ne hnusr ~ lnErne hafigs IN All -tues Itf ,
h-sis ~ sane. ahi a. ID iuir l.sun.l wiii s,s'
pay
I,.t.-I AZ ~ts~ ia al cosniy thi. aith dsy oI
'""'' NV srryrNs. .ad il,ah,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
EAST pJRU

Nj. Iauia Gdnith - Aururn has
l.r.u ,i.iilng Al h.r m"thrt's, Mrs.. Euins
srnith's.
Npplc picking ani hiuling 10 mhrA"'
I. ths ORDER 20 the dav.
AIb-ri Drifiih hts add his 1rEc gray
hor.~ to Nj. Harlow 10 Boston t"f
ssH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
rnXfauRG cENIhE.

Mr.. anu Mr.. Charlie. Chandler ani
daughter Alicv ~cut on a Welt To i'"N'''
All boston. "a.
Mr.. n. 4. Chandler of Boston i. 'lsh-
iug his native plscc.
IN. didrici.school elose. neN ffldai'
Mr.. IIattl. Prescott 81 s,ocarappt =.
Al Mr. DrNtsr Wiley. and Jerome b'cA-
fnr.If.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

u ~ tlanafsiis Cousiy Cauaraissiaaefs - ~
'auuiY ofutfurt
W. ~ anisfsirn.i. inhsitiants - llehrun
srI ytrlHuV rrst-Ttfuiir frpfrsrut that ~
rstiIis rtsarsairafs ant nrrsssitT rr.Iuifv atrfa
tIsas 49, 81 stliias an.i iisrnntinuaar's ~ gftl
iass u tius hirhssr ~ traFfii De- tall tHe =
n ltefF,st fssfnuiFfrinf "a rfiut d. ~ tuanir
r.,I us.f a. r..htauf. - lfra Marshail IN al
tsas - Ilsiirtn. t1antT ~ uNfnris hf NJ fssi
Isnas - AusIstas fuhbs In saif llehrun, 80
tarruiaktinF a 80 hraf IN fallfrti ststh.n ~
Isa uFilrua. We tfrrrfrrs r,niarst yuuf TOO
-. snf Tau h4Fs sauafi lee uftlrs g. D. rifsn.
D. 80. 49, fsais ani uAks sarh aHffAilons,
10 sraatinaaarrs 40 80 k-atlans - gfNhns'
q tsa tast iissfa stIssiisut ani pfufrf. Anl a.
iu datf lslaat gill strf pnsY.
>,tt D.. t-sl .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

There I. a dearih ~ locale.
II IL hoe weather for fall Work.
Clara and Esiell, iIcyNooi have gon'
o. iici i.oigv, Montana, wherr thei'
brother George ha. bc.n several ycars
We ar sorry to .Par thru a. they ar'
goo1 glrls.
Mr.. Ani Mr.. A.a n. frost celebrate,
the fifteenth anniversary 20 their mar
riagr Friday.
Mr.. y ~. Uoo,iNlu l. ,sry sick.
n. 4. chase aud rfvi Lane have taken
loh logging Tor thr winter.
Therr was a sermon rad sundsy bi
J. ". B,llari, .uijc,'t, humility blended
a lth faith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
pERu

The l,al-.' .c~ins circle met With
NJ. VI. Hall on ths isih.
Hollis Turner i bringing Nslsr lni"
al. hoa.s.
NJ. IIoision I. progressing nicrll
v iih hls n.w hous. ani b" !. als" 81
ting Ira a lui "a nes goods IN Ut .i"fe
All .. ready 10 shos thru To hl' custom
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

...-.r.I,t walla Ietteneill 81
r.-f-Islsht Parts Friday. Mr.. ret-
80. If. ... 20 ~ hasirst mea La thu
$3.50. I.... Insl suI-finisudcui tor
..-r. Ht-II lus tvser Company, aud
49, corral ,h1rgr % the Sorks AZ
..F-... rf.Tr it1 men afr employed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
sTosF.Au

Ccorsv y. Lspy-in ro.i, q. \. "
,,.Iebr.ir th.lf sixth Anniversary to-
nlsht. ct. 18th.
That Comlkal BroNn gave one "t nv
splrndIi entertainments Noniay even
ins. the 18Th. al n. 4. Hall. The y"ans
,,sople tripI-c,l the light fantastic Ia" u"
maslc Furnished by Mr.. Hammond, a.
.l.tri by Mr.. brown Ca the organ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
ntRAu

samuel W. Goahi, E.q. OF skovhesan
!. Willing his father. NJ. Elia. coua.
.eorgv AliCn of Charlton. Mass, 4.
'i.iting III. hrs'ther. lion. oliver Allen
talsta D. ,i.usoa- sni Je.s. Cismon.
have gone az >sco River Nth boat on Z
hunting ex,ursioa.
Mr.. Dahicl n. Cram u quite -ics.
X. q. .rv~ne, Esg., has nearly CON.
plstc'i a cvmeisry lot az East Hiram. en-
closing u Nth hammered granite. Il /.
ths nucst aud most extensive work IT
the lind Ia tosn.
fr~i g. Mcul,on, % state College. ..
teaching In Saco.
Potatoes arr ruttin. badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rrs oo,sos OF rns WEEK m Az
SECTIONS CT TIE COUNTY.


The streets % bethel have presented a
lively appearance the past week. The
eNeiiemeut has tcsn about common
apples. scmprtliioa t.tseen thrc-
huyers resaliei In the farmer. getting
~ 81 their cider apple. Al fair price.
VT. foye ot sumner IL haying for the
iihhys 81 Portland, paying twenty cent.
hushel Tor chlsr sppl~. sni frvm ss.s
70 siSO for ~inisr fruit I-r barrcl. lie
has loa.iei thr,e tar. AMI thlnks he will
gri 80 many n,orv. The farmer. are bald
tng th-ir >py. aud kiRss Zoe a higher
priv. fwelN. te,ms lcsdci With apples
srte at the .iatioa II one time salilng
to D. unioade,i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
wgSr PARIS

Bu.ines. :. good. Both bctorie. arr
running evenings a. fill orders.
The Rcbckah Lodge arr preparing fo'
a fair.
nh~ West Pah. Grange are hs,ins
store bull, near Adna ruclf. AZ IraI
Corner.
Gopi private entertainment al !. u. u
r. ioig- every Thur.'lay evening.
\. =. Curtis a Go. have q few cloak
that they afr closing out AZ cosi.
Mis. fsnnle Dunh,m u attending
.chool In Braiileborough, VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21
rAs1 aaoMNEillp.

me c,n.l. held the long talked OF oas
Il. ~. the l5th. Ia MAS q .usce.s.
Nj. sarah Rice has rciurnei isom
.,r.,J .ni bcsn sy-n.iing fe~ days
here. -, MI. ~.
Bsynton are -pea Hug the week u" "
ten. v...t., ar,
I'll. AIiard and q. ID. fessenhea az
=, The IIlll attending tn the Affairs ." -. ~.
o-,,.. .tsii OLD Oxford County. "s'
hs. h.pIsncif are We more OF 'es' ""
W. n. ssickney and Mr.. wsnswo'''
rht Is plckerel fsw days sAncs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

A., 4, 4 Ils,dsn 20 Auburn pr-,ch-
-t.ttfs IuI,rrsali.t charvh Saniay,
.I.,.,.haueyi sith Nj. llsmilton.
-. a..I b.. heli ueNt >an,lsy "a the
...tT fHIr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

r.-.aII 81 ssyial promenade AZ
Inv Wau Trtiav evening "a this
- ssfhfr rsrmiiiiug. coffee AMI
-l.rUf r. -rr,ri a iutermlssion. Nd
1900 ts asual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

llrreise ~ pension his bs.~n grantesi
o. John IIesley. East DiNheld, anu
>ispl,rn Irish. frveburg.
Ira ka-clsnd. Waterford, has res'"~i
an original I-cnsioa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

A. IFammsr. Esg., "a is~isio agent
a., A-lru.coggin Water fesrr Co,
gtts Is.moyrat a pleasant call lat
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

Mark Twain says; '.since uslng
Brussels soap ] can see the point of my
own Jokes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

80 L, IA Ripley hss b-ea painting
A.. t-Hilas. AMI making extensive ~
-. ea fhsm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

- cr,ne l. visiting hls mother,
N, crccue. IN this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-21

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