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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-12

This is 1890. Keep your conscience
clear, do as you would be done by, and
take care of your health, and your will
probably live eleven years more to wit.
nsss the opening Of the grand Twentieth
century.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-12
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTS y-E TARIFFLEAGUR
is publishing most valuable series of Tariff
documents. These are prepared with view
TO state the facts and arguments for PrOtec-
ton, whether in the interest of farmers,
labCrers, merchants or professional men.
Each issue OF the series appeals to those en-
gaCCd in separate industries, and presents in
Gisputau!e fGcts-coupariSons of wages, cost
CT living, and other arguments showing the
beC2utS of Protection.
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TIE whole list will be sent for 90 cents or
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cents, postage paid. Order by number.
No. PAaza.
e-.Tile advantages OF q Protective Gafiff to
the LABOR 0nd Industries Of toe United
StaIes." First Prtze Essay, 1887 CRAT-
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Materials be Advantageous tn the Labor
First Frs i P Rs 81 s s9e n Enise DsE 80
5-"Faiacies of Free Trade" T. r miller. Sc
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-04-12

The AMERICAN EcoEo%IsT, weekly, devoted to the
discussion OF all phases OF Ire TriR question. 81
eycGr. Sample copies fre. Address American Pro-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
sourn eucsgl1lp.

Ia p,.sing over the Intervening hill.
from south e. East lIucki.ld Que get.
glimpse 10 pcrhap. a dorm of the AL
Iac.ni towns. la going Ia the East last
sabbath We took palm. Ia Observe which
town was the hammer one for the las,
snow drift. l.ycr-on I'LL In Paris -ecn-
81 entitled Ia the doub,ful honor.
". paid yi.lt Ia Herbert W. Hccoris
Ia parl. the present week for the pur-
poe. 10 making a personal examination
81 nj. farm stock. Herbert aud al. 80
ts-me,i wif. were born and bred Ia Buck
fleld and consequently are old neighbor-
aud friend. whom II l. Away. apl-a.ur-
Ia meet. Herbert owns and occupies the
Charlie. Merrill farm near Paris Hill, n
large and productive farm cutting 10
ton. IL hay az more yearly with ample
pasture. and large aud substantial farm
buildings. Herbert, although = young
man. formssi the laudable Intention sey-
.rsl year. since of producing only the
br.t 81 stock. The first Ia be exhibited
va. III. .Ix-year-old stallion, Black
Eolfr, by Young l,olfe. . half brother
Of the world renowned Nelson, 2:lt IL.
This stallion I. In prime condition aud i
proving very popular aud succes.ful
Sire. having served ca mares last season.
~. get are good sire, color, fine style
and we'll proportioned, with the best of
feet aud limbs. like the .lre. Iilsck Holfe.
The next wa. Hay Nelson. a stud colt
fosled the ~ dsy of June, 80, sire Nell
.on, dam Flora D., by lIowe's Blsmsrk.
Bay Nelson stands 10 hands and weighs
.uD pounds, and has only Ca h. seen To be
admired. II IL only by the best of breed
Ing that colt of such merit can be pro-
duced. ili. owner refused 500 for him
al the Oxford County fair when bu,
four months old. lie IL fine stopper
aud barring accidents must have bril-.
liant future before him. Herbert bred
a second colt after Nelson Ia 80 from
the Thurlow MARI. famous PAGER.
This l. a stud colt of great promise be-
Ing fosled Ia September II last year. A
half interest In this colt has been sold Ia
Chester Pulsifer of Mlnot for $3.50. Her
bert has several valuable brood mares
and colts, having winiered horse Kind
aud II head of cattle, but We have not
the space to enumeraie and describe them
In detail.
10 Buckheld hasn't the enterprise and
the means 10 rebuild the hotel, II must
he content with the position Of q thlr,
class rural town.
Florian Jordan, Of Hartford, has val.
liable thrcs-year-old stud colt, son OF
Raby Dean. Like the sire Ia = born trot.
ter. The owner of this colt took HIN
over Ia Charles T.. winshlp's to have HIN
shod last winter and be- carried North
Turner bridge by storm, beating SONS
Of their best ones In race.
We think John Was spollt when be wal
n child; we consider him incorrigible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
WEST SUMNER.

Arthur wrthrfier passed away sud
denly the morning ~ the 18th ~ quick
consumption. sg-'l Vi years. Ateiegrsm
W. Immediately sent to hi. Wife. father
AZ berlin, y. H., to Inform her ~ the .sd
event. sympathiI.ng strangers, though
ncighbor.. met her at West Paris, AMI
performed the last sad acts for the dead.
The remain. wer, taken Ia Norway for
int.rmcnt Friday.
stor-r'. IIo.ton Ideal. performed here
the 18th, "Incl. Tom. Cabin" The ac-
commodstion. limited the advertised
programme somewhat.
I.ry. =. ". I,emlck, ~ East llyermore,
preached before the Christian EndcaNof
SUNDAY evening. IIl. family are AZ Mf.
I.emIck'. fathers, william u. Bcrrys,
Tor q short vacation.
The drama, Coupon B0nh.,' !. Ia
h. given At the yestry the 18th Inst, by
the North pah. Improvements Society.
An auction Tor the .ilc ~ stock. farm
Ing tools, ETC.. was held AZ ,olumbu.
Head. the lOth Inst.
Mr.. Ella " Dunn l. visiting at her
fathers, n. 4. I.owe'.. ~ south Paris.
The little daughter ~ Chester Allen,
who's. leg Va. .o badly broken, u COM
log ou, With q smooth, straight limb.
Mr.. Morrow ~ lewiston has been col
lccting veal calyc. for th. market the
prrssnt week.
COLUMBIA. IIcald'. family arr Ia remain
on the farm until the coming ~ L.. Z.
Hate. about the sOth after which they
come To =. 4. Nbbott's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
nIgOpD

Mr.. Corning snd her daughter are
herr. They will occupy Mrs. heith'.
house through the summer.
Edward fanncc !. visiting his father,
18th fauncr.
Mr.. Hawke. Ia. gone to iio-ton for
new millinery gooi..
NIs. Mamie JOne. u teaching AZ oak
IIiil, Oilshcld, aud Me. Lucy Andrew.
AZ East Otl.held.
Levi. small IA. moved from iIackstt's
NH. "a FREEMAN Brosn'. place.
Nearly million feet ~ log. are In the
outlet. They came down the whole
length 10 the poni In the unusually short
time ~ two day. and half.
IIor.c own.r. ofthi. vicinity nos have
an opportunity Ia avail thems.lSc. II
the .rr,icr. IL Que ~ the beet stations
I'm thI. section 10 the ~taie-,ol. West.
lie 4. VI black. stand. sixteen hand.
high. with a dim star ani near hind an-
lie white, bred Ia krntacky In lssl. lie
/. a handsome horse, aud q striking .N-
ample II the happy breeding which CON-
blne. perfect horse With splendid pei
lsrc-. last season seventeen colts of hl.
get trott-,i la N. and Il !. expected
that be- will put over thirty Into the ? 10
lI.t thi. wear. lie va. brought Into
town by !. II. I,obin.ou, i Kept al the
stable of I. \. Caldwell, where be- may
h. seen Tuesdays, wednesday,, Thurs
day. aud Fridays, aud full Information
may b. hal concerning him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
AIHIcO-

Before thI. communication will reach
the rrad.r. 20 the Democrat iIcarcc's and
riummer'. drives Will D. NJ Hnmf"rd
Fall..
Edward plummcr, 10 il.bon. With
friend. from Rrooklyn, New York, and
I'hllad.lphi,. visited the place TIL. week
while taking q ride through TIL. section
~ the Andro.coggln Valley.
George n. B.arc.. Walter rlumm.r
and wifr, rsrkr Dingley sud several
other men wcr- here, to s,y nothing ~
the fact tina, not many less than forty
commercial fellow. were here. WHY
what drive 20 those chaps their i.'
nm, Harlow. Eidlon. Powers, clark,
FULLER, curti., fils.. Mor.e, Brown, IIll.
dr,th. Walker. Page, Hathaway, Cham
h~rlain, Jones, Nc,cr.-l NOV. the li.t
d. closed. "HNpcct me Monday next.
srARNIs.
Dwelley has taken Foster a Mar
BILE. last winter. cut ~ spruce for Ecc-
orl out ~ swift River, ani with u What
hog. ~taple. had In the river below John
Reel. that be va. unable Ia get out last
year.
:. \. Reed IN. taken Marshall 4 Dud-
lev. Las, year. cut % poplar Into ia"
Andro.coggin.
John Red Ia. taken the I,oxbury
Pond and Elli. River poplar Into the An
dru.coggin and With hi. crew l. now on
Weld Pond AMI wehb's River.
Dudley A Marshall have hundreds ~
corl. ~ poplar piled along the banks
ani staple. Ia. large lot that Will L.
driven later.
IIslenN Park who has attended school
ihl. spring a, East sumner has returned
home.
hll-ri u. Park spent little time herr
last week.
one iA~ry from Pennington !. here
With a photograph saloon.
The Mexico Union Church society ~
c-iVs~I a chssck for ssi from Henry ID.
blanchard, E.q., Who formerly resided
herr.
Artor Diy the groanls around our
church wcr- "b.auiiflei and adorned
90 something ~ an extent. We proPo."
a. have formal church dedication In
June.
IIo.c. u. Whitman 1. a, the fsrm this
year.
Zen Virgin take. hi. place With the
''-qusrr"
Erother Brown must not, even I'm.
pllelIy, ".a.." John. your Iumford
Fall. correspondent. lie !. young one
nov bat will, without doubt, grow Ia u,
aud al lat b. az good q. the bc.i.
There has been large number ~
bu.hel. of pO,sioe. sold la thl. section AZ
price. ranging from ~ Ia Gj ccnis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
RRHAhr,S pONp.

-. cole. merchant NJ North Wood
.tn,k. will ell hi good. AZ auction May
4. lie Intend. locating la another
state.
Mr.. lydia Rankin l. visiting In Law
rrngr. Mae.
D. steven. Ia. gone to rop.ham Z"
work iot the summer.
Mr.. Walter N. small has a nne suck
ing colt sirri by Victor ratch"n dam by
Eot.ri Bouncr. IL has refused good
sum Tor u.
The main .,af, broke Ia the MILL thl.
week causing quite delay.
Nj. Whitman Post. No. g.. q. 4 u.
have secured the services IL Rev. Charlie.
4. Hayd-n. of Auburn, to deliver the
memorial addrcs. on Nav Bth. IheeN-
rrri.e. arr "a b. held Al Eumford Point
Al 10 o'clock An. The Post Just or
ganifel AZ Iamford have accep,ed an
invitation a. assist. Alec the Iadie.
Relief Corr. connected With Post ~.
An invitation has also bcen extended "a
Rumiord Grang-. T.. 81 H., "a take part
In the services. and cordial Invitation
1. given to All friend. of the men, wha
In the hour 10 ueed so freely gave thei'
live. for the nation. good, Ia bc present
ani a..i., In doing them honor.
=. l.. BowkrR, Commander.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
gRvgnuR0

The Temperance Association held lie
annual concert at the Congregational
church sunday evening, May nth, with
singing and revelations by the children
and others and appropriate music by a
select choir.
Miss Sadie Locke IL teaching nj East
Conway aud boards at home.
Mis. Emma Iilil came hack from Cas-
tine where shc has been attending the
Normal school this week aud will teach
Ia the Haley District.
Mrs.. Dr. Lam.on has returned from q
short visit to Portland.
Pred spring IL To be nj the MMillan
House, North Conway, during the sum
mef.
Miss ilEyy sawyer has gone to her
uncle's, Mr.. rsskcr's, in bartlett.
4 Mr.. l,idlon has bought the Jcii
levi. house on Oxfori Street from
which Edward Weston moved some
weeks ago to pr. Gorion's on McNesi
>trcst.
The King. Daughters and Kings sons
will give an entertainment next Friday
evening Tor the benefit IL the fr~sh air
fund.
Preparations are being made by the
q. l.. :. q. Tor an entertainment the we-k
following.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
unrns PLANTATION.

ptint JACK Fru.t make himsslf same
uhst conspicuous lat Monday morning
A.. n, ths wav. how atoui that coru
wbirh uas al a uuml-~t of inrh-- high
tao we,k. as,,s sometimes Early plant
"a corn farv. .om~thlug Ike the worm
that ,fns ls,i out ten early ln The morn
Ing Nod till u u t"a cold Tor Nrgria-
tian o. .roN very rapidly. \ backward
.rrinr rumpar,,i Nlih tis lat.
Nor moving. having aud selling u
N ~aau 1. noN .sfsly dDmicil.i Al \.
\. uirks, anil william jackson has
novel ga tn thu Mitchell farm oNrt "a.
.tr,.m. H. a.. l.ft the mill for short
time ON account 20 throat trouble snd
.,on- o. farming. charles paNt. l. run
ming IA. engine In al. ah.encv.
Jtmr. pa,l. has sold AL. farm on the
hin a. Jarv,i laPlam aud bought To
4. Z. ~N~tt shop. Nr. :. MI m",r ~,
famil, o. lltvefhill, Mass, where u" and
hi. brother Emsry own stand VA COM
pany. ,.,,.r
.r, Swett stand ani Nlll occupy al
uaLiah Jaeksoa arrived b"m. last
...k and !. somsN hat oui 81 healih.
SATURDAY. John Bryaut Nas herv again
an ba.in~... anI rvports the family Ncll
,l-...,i With their neN home In fr"''-
800. Although h. prefers thu oil home
ed John say- the mud therr In IN"
min, 1. .Imply fearful. hcing nothing
| =. th,u CLAW mortar. and when dfifh
| 81, one. rloths. n sticks like brother.
NJ. 4 IL. Br,ant has hccn cOuhnei 10
~, t.,l the mo.t II the time by .ickncs.
since moving thsrc. .,
p,,,,uily the Mann Brother. revived
An orlrr for lot II pail handles "r hah
Wos.l.. a. they are called In the c"niii'ei-
| ,i,t Uorld. accompanied by -ampi' ="
| .bo~ ths form and sire wanted. " Wa
| t..,d.-l Ina the CENTRE and concaNci ra'h
| - toNari the ends, thus requiring
thr.. ..tarate kniVe. for turning them
.ut. Having never manufacturer any
min, exactly Ike IL they had nothing VA
~, Mill uith which Ia 10 the work bu'
| W,Ilrr Was never defeated la the ma
| hin. ro0m. lust a. ten. Grant never Was
-, an. BATTLEFIELD. Taking the nav ms
/ t.,,,l n. .oan had the steel plated kni'e-
/ -, and the handles soon began ="
muhinly rapidly, Duplicating the sample
A. -, srd GENERAL form. bat far excel
Il Ing III tr"iHA " "
samuel Merrill l. doing some carl'.''-
,., Work up stair. aud down stair Tor
,diIe Jackson. Mr.. Merrill Nas serious.
Nv woan.ls,I In the arm Ia The battle 81
winrbs.tsr. foe which acciieut 'ncls
s,m n,vs him - Per mouth. lie ha'
,ari,i M. wife aud foar children, on
d,arbtsr ouly nov living. MI. "
.t,nl. slx fc.t tso inches In hight NM,
Ihl. wife In the prime OF ~o'n'n ',-
could halancc just seNrn'y-'so s,,'.
Whrc wriiing thl. Ne look out of Tn
tnIo~ aeros. the rad. aud 49, 'en.r'
10 J,cs .an doing some grafiing' ~h'l'
In..rtlng the clons Ne can almost ln'As
I1s the Old gentleman 1. slowly rePea,'
Inc 10 himself the words OF b,y an,
slightly changing them to sui '''e ~
casion; -.
~wAai srsn .. In his sFPs 'res'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
NgaROS

Last SUNDAY Rev. Mr.. Lawrence 81
Ruckdeld preached here In the afternoon
Cor Rev. Mr.. Harden, Who va. In Jcf'cr-
.ou.
Tue.day e,cnlng Prof Haiti. 81 Colby
University gave reading In the chapel
which was Justly appreciated by tho-e
prrs-nt.
n. VI. Cushman l. In wsicrille visit
Ing hi sister. Mr.. \. VI. Rlchar,lson.
Ernest ~turis,ant and VI Glover have
t..-n io Dlxfield thi. week.
The school In District W.. taught by
Mis- Grace Bumpus observed Arbor
paV hy setting out TIRE. ani plants and
CLEARING up around the school house.
We Ni.h al the school. Ia town would
profit by their example.
Mlss Rail.y has had her h"uss painted.
Martha Pratt took short ride We'll
ns.,iav. -. I. Vrrv feeble bat " \.
wonderful that she has rr,ovrr,-i 80 Tar
as to D. up again. Dr. ponham Ia.
given the ctss his clos~st attention and
IA. hen VsfV succe.sful.
IN. granite for the new building u
tring haul-l this week. The RAINY
weather rrttrds the work Somewhat hut
u make. gtass grow.
pf. ponham IA. bought IN" carpenter
shop formerly o>cuplel hy Nr. Hiram
Harrow. sui will take u down ani make
a stable ~ II. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
Easy SIMMER

For IN. week ending Monday morning,
Nav i2th. during which all postmaster.
In the United states were required q"
make official count, a total of loO' pieces
II matter were mailed at the East sum
ner post Office. Earlier Ia the season,
during the rush ~ Eastman. spring
seed trade the abo,. number of piece.
VA. frequently cxcce'ied Ia single day.
A. Il Was, hi. mail amounted Ia over 30
per cent of the nnmber of piec.s aud W
per cent II the weight. We are glad to
note hi. Increasing business as he deal.
bonorably with all his customers.
Rev. aud Mrs. iIibbard are In Ells-
worth visiting Rev. sewall Tenney, Who
!. very feeble.
n any lodge 81 Good Templars u Will
ing to have the next session Of the dl.-
trict lodge meet With them, they will
please signify IL tn =. Robinson, East
Sumner. The lodge NJ Hartford which
WAS "a entertain II cannot do 80.
The planting season u much retarded
by frequent rsin., but grass IL feeling its
effects. Many farms sreioo wet to work
well. Go
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
SMIDIN

J. ". Nash aud wife have returned "a
their North Conway home. VIZ. Nash
collected while herr over any specimen.
~ blri. aud will mount them At hi.
lsisurr az b. I. q first elias. axidermi.t.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nelson McIntirc, % the
state Industrial school AZ Lancaster,
Mass, arr spending their annual Yaca'
IIon With the parent. ~ Mr.. VI. MI.
and MR.. Charlie. whltehouss.
O.y. Edward. Ia. contracted Ia build
q dwelling house for John i.ori ~ NJ
bany, will commence At onc-.
school In district No, began last
Monday, taught by Nil. illfle smith 81
Gofham.
Frr,I y. stone hs. returned Ia boston
and I. brakeman on the y. \. a y. D.
u. X.
some 81 our farmer. are going Into
poultry rai.lng quite extensively. They
raI.- ilrown icghorn. mostly, q. they
are flr.i elias. cgg producer. and mature
quickly.
The little folk. are having nlcc tlme-
hanging MAY haskst. sni the biz hoy.
getting .mclts and suckers. which have
been quite plenty.
Mr.. Lander steven. continue. In quite
poof health.
Mr.. ~. T.. Saunicr. !. Improving some
wha, ~ late attended by Dr. Bennett 81
Iiridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
aucxe,eIp.

y. Courtney Record, Who resides about
= mile from the village ON HE farm,
dropped dead of apoplsxy raesslay morn
Ing of last week while In the act of build
ing his firr. Mr. Record was hard
working and respcct~f citizen, ss~l
about - years.
Mrs. n. n. Hutchinson returned from
Lynn, Mass. last "Wednesday where she
has spent the winter. She has soli her
stand In the village Ia q syndicate, "a BE-
used a. q parsonage for the pastor of
the baptist church.
u. n. IIer.cy, Esq., and y. T.. With.
ington got the annual hshlng craze and
went Ia Weld Pond. the Mecca ut plsca-
toriai pilgrims.
RaIne,i mo.t every day last week more
or lc... The season Il backward and
vet. Grass Il looking well and the
fruit tires arr promising full fruitage.
Homer n. Chase a 60. held quite an
extensive sale ~ fruit tries and shrub
cry at the station Thursday aud Friday
If last week. which was we'll patronisei
by the farmer. In TIL. vicinity.
q. q. spsuldlng has been to lowell.
Mass. the past week, and coniemplaies
retiring from business on account 81 con-
tlnued III health.
George ~. eastman has moved Ia the
stand owned by Alexander Cusbmsn.
i.nt u prcsumlng q good deal on the
good nature II the tax payer. ~ this
school district In letting the school house
for show purposes, especially when the
schools are In SESSION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
ALBANY.

Mr.. sarah 4. Marshall, Who has been
sick several weeks passed away sudden
~. ", very peacefully, the eleventh ln't.
Agcl IS year. aud months. Mrs.
Marshalrs husband died eleven year. ago
leaving her q small farm With some In
cumbrapcc. Nv good management she
has removed the lncumbrsncc, lmpro,-
81 aud increased the value 81 the farm.
who will ssy that farming Doesn't psyN
She has been q regular contributor Ia the
funds of the Congregational church 81
which shs was worthy aud useful
member. >he leave. Ia mourn her loss
manv friends. one sister anil two dsugh-
ter. both ~ whom arr married aud well
settled. IN. elder lives In the house
With her mother and kindly cared for
her during her last sickness. Her tuner
nj wss attended by large number 81
friends aud relatives. Rev. u. W. Hardy
~ iiethel of'iclsted.
Mr.. Pheb. Ntkin.ou % san frsncisco,
Cal, 4. In town To spend the summer.
>he Ia. hecn In California nearly thirty
years aud IA. secured quite an amount
10 yellow cust Tor which that state u.
fsm~i. She wss q native ~ Alhany and
nov owns the old homestead ~ her Ia
thsr tn late John Cummings. She
Kindly givrs the use ~ the farm and a
gcoi stock ~ cattle Ia her brother aud
wli. and her stop mother. aud .hc don't
hesliais a. put in q good many other M
ing When nc.sleSi AMI hire . man for
them bv the SEASON. This u quit. nice
for ihsm IN old age a. they arr quite In
firm. the brother % year. aud step moth
srs..
Miss Anna n. Cumming. ani Mrs.. IN
gie q. Bsan Nisltsi til-lr sister. Mrs.. Jud-
kins, AZ North Norway, who has t.ccn
dangerously slck hut u som. ,-ritsr now.
Mr.. George Cummings, ~ blrmlng'
ham. Conn, has yi.lte'l hls mother, Mrs..
Charlotte :. Cummings.
Mr.. Potter II Providence, u. l., u
spending frW week. With her father,
iusticc Aspin~all.
". D.. wheeler has h~,n yl.ltlng hl.
father anil brother ~ south Paris.
Mr. Elhfidgr 4. whiting, student At
Rate. Theological Seminary, will supply
the Alhany church thl. summer. bcgin.
ming the 18th Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
HIRAM.


On Nay 18th. that Comical brown, AZ
sisted by Mr.. Hammond aud Miss Drag
don, entertained our fun loving people
With the most rib splitting lot of songs
and '.joaks" ever heard In Hiram.
Albion Moalton has returned FROM
iiuxton. where he has attended school
the past winter.
Mr.. samuel l.. Ciemon. ic.t a horse
r-centiy by disease.
Our people are well pleased With the
appearance and public ministraiions Of
licy. Mr.. Radcliffe, the Methodist clergy
man.
Ma. Winnie Wallace IL teaching In the
spring district with her usual good sue
cess.
Mr.. Isaac \. Lowell aud Mr.. I'll Z.
Gould have returned from their jobs of
carpenter work at jackson, y. III.
George W. llabb has bought the IA
fayetis Cleuons farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
STOSgAAN

iaui,r. has novel to me mill
E.. l. o. f.pt 20 loser ~t"n~hsm
r.
i Do ~I-Hr. hl. moved o. th" New
r.. Dion, tt,aiei hy NJ iandsrs.
I. f.HaiHg parii~. have pls"~d or-
.... f.. um'.f uith Nr. Rsulrtt, \
N...f Cor stable hiNll, tsphh'
CO.,. frHa 90 s.Nss Elliott 4 bsrtl-ti
fr. .mhsr sh-,i cnNtl, aui J.. ".
I.H... FRA h4rIsr shop.
small aud e. =. flauisrs ar
-.. 60 .s.a.s 90 Barilett.
IH. ..N.II iH district ". I l. taught
.. N... Howe % Lowell. aud Ia ". , by
N... NJ .r.H q Lowell.
a. jonathan lartlrtt had q very mar
-s ....fs from falling Goa o. t-oard
ESQ ... IlT It.t eosk
I'.h O. bsl was d-cided succcs'
.....I 400 Hulncally.
h.. steven. L. making arrange
..... t. -, fH pamaris,,Itts o. work Ia
I. N. NIIi.isr AMI u. ~. brown 81
.... CD N1r-f. Yesterday.
OBJ ~ BARTLETT o. whiting relative. Ia
..r
I..I small ruslr out "Wednesday.