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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
nRIHNMOOn

IN. drouth msntiou~i lat week vas
MT particularly noticeable Tor duration.
Ar thee al line storms, " not, which
onef And how about the cattle -hos
and fair; are ih-rc many Il the fair
ihervf
Tie farmer. arr talking about bad
weather for getting the r,tasinder 81
tll.ir hsy and grain, and the women
mention over something Occasionally
abput th.lr washing.
I'utaiuc. arv rottins badly In some i"-
calitie..
The ezra crop l. good and much of u
ALREADY out % The Say 70 the tro.t. "
fair The frst % tn ~csk curs ~ill - In
o. the .lleok.
Rrr~ntlv, While ~ work In the cellar.
~ natles,l a white substance on soue II
the stones Ia the wall, much resembling
fro.f. bat GA examination MAS found o.
n. nitrate - futassa. ani under tn mt
,roscot-, the long. slN-siiesi prisms. IN"
form I'M which this salt always crystal
lire. uerv plain 90 b. seen. u sas quite
. .,iriosIty. sines Ne never sas salilrtw
- II Z. usually called, iust a. u l. formed
in natures laboratory, before. And
really thi. 1. Que q thu most wonierinl
pro.iugtIons 20 naturv, or within the
fralm - CHEMISTRY. Nitric acid AMI
,ata.h are among the most cansilc aud
sorru,llng suh.tanc.. known to chem
i.ts. and ~ should therefore suppose
their combined product would y -
,.hsm~ut that ws could Dot hsnils u nor
even look AZ Il without making our eye
smart. Hut Instead 20 that, the two
suh.tanrr.. Nhru csmhins,i, nsutralife
-srh other aud form The sali In question
m /. 40 cooling and pleasant Ia the taste
that the writer frequently carries cry :.
al ~ q In his pocket ,o eat In small
Quantities. believing u Ia b. good al the
sams time Coz what ais him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
souIh RucsFIIlp.

The .srr aud yellow leaf.
\hhl- ..y. IA. remember. when .he
u.r,l "a 20 Ia school Ia John. Somrhos
our John With all III. brilliant gifts va.
never a .up-f-stnlnent succr-s In hl. ro-
mantle cNpericnc-. With the fair .cx and
IN xer- dspuilFe,i Ia cilt his autoblog-
raphy 4 .hould leave that chapter total
blank. somehow John's heart was made
of that tender. flexible maicrial that lusi
as .oon a. u bsgan Ia respond Ia the
tender passion Il would al iy Ia ple,r..
cpuldnt stand IN, pressure, don't YOU
.eef Wasn't rightly tempered. Fer
hap. North nm l. not the right spot to
temper heart. At all events ! shall
leave John lust a. flnd him. Hut some
time. I thlnk there must b. q balm In
,.IIesd on IA. other shore for th" poor
broken h.srt.i wreck. that litter the
.hor-- 10 the river 10 time. IL ! were
John I should agiln unite ~ beat ]
might the broken plcc~- aud once more
s~.k III. .olacc ~ cupid. bowers.
Mr.. nlaine'. gifi hor.e has bccn looked
In the mouth aud u Il found that IT. hcn-
eft. are Largely Ia the manufacturers
Turlye time. a. much ~ our farm prod
net. arr exported Ca England ss Ia the
south American Ststc.. u Il however q
.icp In the right direction. orrat Brit
aln :. the great leader In free trade q.
Main. 4. Ia prohibition ani both must
ultimately brcone universal.
Haven't john. keen perception. ever
ls.i him Ia suspect that protection !. the
natural parent of monopoly, trusts, etc.
a. u restricts trade aud commercial fE~'-
domf II lsa ,erltsblc two edged sword.
Didn't YOU ever dream In your philo'o.
phy. John. that YOU might help yourself
and your nelshbor al the same time
That l. reciprocity Ia th. new dlsPensa-
tlon ~ the true brotherhood ~ man.
The French mare" your corresponds
cnt has hccn driving this SEASON WAS
raised by John Thurlow 10 Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
n,iurnan FALLS

n.nt ~alt for the train, >lccum, nor
t,r Chn. With hls ioo year. In round
num,srs. bat come right along nov, a,
one. Danr stop To- shave but procced
Al then come al the time appolntri
nj D.. SURPRISED al the change thai two
hri.f wear. shall have wrought. fully
lOO hrawny men are now sddins ue
mu.le ~ their strokes "a the thunherous
a.. Of the cataract. The pun 81 inc
.,r.m power aud the whiff and the ~h'r'
~ m. az make nO discord la the grn,
.r,I harmony. when labor and capital
rall toe.ther something must come
IN. two cannot - divorced, not per-
n,,n.ntly. What Cod hath Joined Jet no
man rat a.undsr. No man can, nor 81
~ men. ani escape chaos.
ne ,.roo.ter" that have been Feeding
O., yo,, 10 fed upon. for 10, these many
y..S.. has passed. Co the great unknown.
on. DARK day the prr-ent summer,
uns,l DESCENDANT Of Que OF sampson
60. ssoop.i him In With six "i h'.
,ons,,blne.. However, he LETT behinl
.otus young .chips 81 the OLD bloeA
that are LAYING on lard surprisingly;
~, ~aisrmelon patch, too. bu,
donr tell the boys. Also all -"f,, ~
mic. fruit, apples, pcars, plnin-, VIM
mi blue. N you don't come nov siial'
,hlnk vou are a home body AMI are sat
I.fei With sait junk aud corn bread.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
MASON

I think " was your pixfeld CORE
sJ-on,lcnt That proposed Ia hold q reunion
- the brigade 40 some of the lake.
WHY ignore Mason. the native haunt II
the bcars Here b. fca.is on bluebrrrie.
on Carihou's summit Ia summer and
makes hi lair In it, rocky side. In winter
Pleasant River afori. t-tier facilities
Zoe the sucycs.ful practice 81 his plsca-
torial art than sny 20 thu great lake.
IUs faVoriis food. the delicious black
berry, l. found In Abundance In ou'
swamps ani ou al our hillsldcs; and 4
stray mutton or litter ~ pig may h.
caught Ia Outlying pastures, aud The
cheerful .ong IL the GROW Il heard on
every tire top and mountain crag.
Your oh correspondent doe. not allos
himself o. flni fault With the weather q.
Il 4. matter over which man Ia. no
control. hat b. has charity a. cover a lot
20 grumhling In farmers Who have crops
Co gather aud the manager. 81 sgr'cu''
raj fairs.
Coops. hedgehog. AMI squirrels mr.,
making havoc With our corn.
Potato-. arr rotiing badly.
We Wi.h to thank VouT West Bethel
CORRESPONDENT for compliments aud oy
that M one tili in the scrr and yellow
Leaf of life can have any conception 81
the unalloyci pleasure II give. an old
teacher 90 - kindly rvmsm,crci by
thos- 81 later GENERATION, Who wcr,
hl. pupils. When h. In the Nigor ~
young manhood AS striving to teach a.
would l-c.i equip the recipient Tor llfc''
warfare.
Mr.. !. q. Bean continue. very feeble,
her life hang. trembling In ~" balance.
Roy Grover. .nn 81 samuel O. Grover,
has got q position In Messrs. Woodbury.
a Purington'. sior~. lie Il good hoy
aud Ne Wish him success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
FAST bRoWNriGlp.

some of our people have been talking
~ iolnlng the excursion "a Nlsgsrs,
which leaves to-day, bat have M need,
Niagara has come Ia N.
The wAier on the lntcryale has not
b-cn 80 high for ~ years. \ bosi would
have ssilei on u easily this morning.
Corn, POTATOES, ctc., arr under water.
The Rices from BOSTON are at y. y.
>tickney's.
>chool commenced ON the 18th, Grace
Weeks teacher.
D.. r.. Eoand. has bccn Ia BOSTON with
. view to removing thsrr, hut has deCii-
81 not o. IL 80 "a prr.ent.
Mrs. Nancy Church and Herbert whit
ncy ~ Webster. y. a., have been visit
lng At the >iickn.ys'.
Mr.. Annie harrington % North Frye
burg was here az the sane time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
EAs1 SUMNER.


The remain. of Mrs. Rachel VI. Willy
Of Dover, y. a., were brought Ia East
sumner on "wednesday last for Inter
ment. She Vas the widow of Rev. IL.
q. willy. Who supplied the Congrega-
tional church Ia sumner for many years.
She Was very genial, e.,imsble lady
and was widely respected. She WAS
nearly 30 year. 10 age. The remains
uer. accompanied by Jacob NJ. WHY
sni wife. Brief services were held In
the Congregational church before burial.
Hard weather for races or anything
el.e.
Rev. II. =. Ilibhard occupied his pull
nil again last sabbath and viii supply
for the present.
!. VI. Russell 90 Hartford Was thrown
from hi. carriage on Tuesday aud some
What injured.
The rainy weather IL hard ON harvest
ing and fears Of potato rot are entertain
Ell. Hut never mind, cattle fairs Will h.
over by and BY. Look out for duh
weather next week as the Canton fair is
20 come of. 60,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
up1Os

Tpton s-.m. to h. decreasing In pop
ulation. There wcr- only thirty-thrcc
voter. out thl. year.
The long continued rain u bad for
grain, Il being backward. snd very little
has hsvn secured.
Mr.. Craig left here Tues,iay for An
dover. Mass, Ia continue hls stndle. la
the seminary.
school commcbcoi In three district.
MONDAY.
The SICK one. arr me- better. u i. DIFF
fculi getting help e. take care of them.
Mr.. Roscoe lane With her husbands
sister from Massachusetts, has been VS.
Ting al =. :. Lanes.
The summer boarder- are returning Ia
their homes.
A.a Frost expects to move into hl-
ns~ home the last 81 this week.
The Ladies' benevolent society met
Nth Mr.. Alya Coolidge Thursday.
Mattel West intend. starting for MIN
neapoli. saturday, 10 spend the winter
With friends
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
GRAFTON.


After this long delay, ! will send Z
fes items. They may come In place.
David q. brooks, living two miles and
one-half from this place In the town OF
Upton, l. very sick. lie Il quite an old
man, esghty-four this month. lie "
talns his mental faculties remarkably,
Although be Il great sufferer I've bears
his snfcrings With great patience.
Potatoes Yield q fair harvest aud their
quality l. 81 the best. bat II this Vet
weather continues thcy will rot badly.
The grain crop was late In this section
and a. much vet weather II u impossible
Ia harvest u al prcsent, but there must
BE- sunshine sometime.
One man In town has several tons Of
hay uncut.
The berlin Mills Co. arr puttlng In
thrcc new dams on the Cambridge River.
They have completed two and will COM
memo. the third Que to-day.
Their are two Young men la this town
that have earned slco each between
March 1t and September LIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
onSntIov


S.M. Locke has nicc pears raised by
himself. They are Clapp's favoriie.
The lout spell of weather Is very bad
for cut grain.
Staples had a big In SATURDAY. ilis
logs went out In rams.
John can learn from the Bible that lie
snd death arr freely set before all men.
The king has mn better chance than q
poor farmer. Jesus Invites all to enter
the narrow way that Will secure eyerlast-
Ing life In hls Kingdom. lie Will ever
stand nv and help all who thus enter.
None are forced Ia enter, because all are
fire. agents. The devil IL doing all he
can Ia sweep men into and down the
broad way that leads Ia destruction.
None arr forced Ia enter ln--none arr
born Ia BE- hung--because man IL free
agent. The Bihle IL full Of example. Ia
show ne how much better those come
out Who stick to the narrow way. Jesus
has servants out Inviting meu to enter
and pursue the narrow way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
aNoWNe,elp.

Until within few minutes (Thursday }
u has rainei inccssantly since sunday
night. II Is said shepherd River has not
t'cen an high since -. II has already
done considerable damage. Mr.. =.
Eaton had four hundred logs, also j. l..
frink one-hsif cord of wcc,i, which Was
piicsi In front of his stable number %
rods sway from the rIvcr,-all have
gone down strcam.
Mr.. J. ". Well, corn inspector, ~
winthror, Maine. has been quite sick nj
the ftsIuawket House. but Il some bet
ter and has gone home.
Mrs. Prank libby aud daughter aud
Mrs. Martin Little have wturn-d home
from frceport where they have been
sp~uiing the summer.
E.C. Whitney and ID. fogg have each
sold q valuable horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
HIRAh.


o Dr. Charles T.. Wilson WAS called last
x..k 10 Sweden Ia the funeral OF his
father. Mr.. Jonathan wilson.
The Congregational society are repair
Ing their church.
Grant William WAS nj home on vaca-
ton from Boston this week.
George W. Clifford came up from kil.-
worth Ia vote. Ills wife returned with
him.
Mi.s I.ulu Rankin IL teaching In the
Wakefield district In Brownfield.
Miss Eiida v. wadsworth has return
ed IA teach at Northboro, Mass.
Our prolonged rain has nearly block
AIDED farm work.
Mas Lizzie Chsdbourne IL Visiting
friends la Denmark.
A portion of the new Iron railroad
bridge has arrived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
RuMFoRp.

Clear sky again aud all glad tn sec u.
III. vet weather has been . great dis.
appointment to those that contemplated
going to the Oxford county fair. liari
weather To gather corn.
!. 10. wardwell. our postmaster. has
opened an Office In hi house aud Ia
flttlng up nice place In his furniture
store where he will soon move the ro.t
Office.
Mr.. Price has sold the hotel LOT To
". ". stevens. All are hoping for a
hotel az .ome fu,nr. tlme.
The Gumfori Falls boom !. all the
rage vet. hut no Que I. able Ia tell what
II Will amount Ia. All arr hoping Tor
hlg things, bat no Que ready Ia move
down there vet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
M, sos,s MILLS.

Prot Chamberlain has been In town
tuning organs. -, .uo
me AIbro Chase party broke camp
"Wednesday.
the same DAY. vu.,..
pr. n. sp.uldiBg arrived at fhnt
uotel Thar.day. lie was secomi,sn'e1,
nv hI. Youngest daughter and hef i'wnu
s,om Ro.,on. hls nephew, Dr. George
so.nldIng. With Mr.. aud Mr.. hs.,s,
hr.ok OF New York. They VII spenu
an. remainder IL the month NJ lamp
C,r,boa. Parmacheenee Lake.
pr. Twombiy VAS In town over S''"''
day. An nsrlin
On ,t,sni hlgh school, making her h""o
18th Mr.. y. I. Twitchell. .
PETER I.Ittlehsle caught trout fraay
a, the eddy that weighed poana ',,
p,rley Fllnt caught one that ~e's"e'
rhs pss, week has been q very rainy
am. here. making the roads bad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nos OF rnI WEEK m Al,
SECTIONS or The COUNTY.
Wssr SUMNER

September 18th to the wife Of Her
hsrt r. Heath. son.
We are deciieiiy ..unier the westh~r''.
reminding us % the '.rslny season m
California. County fair TN. Stat. f.I,
sr.m. d""me'i Ia moisture, AZ present
Indications point.
Mr.. aud Mrs. wetherbec we're Visited
by frieuds from Portland. pr. Fellow.
and wife, over the sabbath, the only
fAir day we've had.
George y. Bisbee IL Auburn also
spent that day With bis brother. a. ".
iii.ts... ". n.
:. n. wethcrbe. l. hoping this may
b. his last trip on the rad. lie finds II
a hard mstter Ia gvt . suitable successor
az ous that viii ~ acceptei, among the
many applicants for the position.
Mr. Ada Mellon and Children are nj
her brothers. Adna Bsrrows', on Psri.
iiill. en- route for home.
Bsinbrtigr poblc and bride ~ Lynn,
came 10 his fathers, D.. u. Dohle'., a
~cek since.
Mss AddIe Bonney commenced a
term ~ school al North Paris, >eptem-
hsr 18th.
WIS fhitna tsNer~on " trscbing unief
The mountain, a pleasant finely located
district. bat under thu shadow IL BLACK
Mountain. hsncc its name.
:. q. Head all wife % East sumner
rvcently visited l.. l.. Gardiner, Who ~
mains comfortable.
while N. 4. Fuller 20 south pari. va.
a. the hotel r,,.uily. during the night,
his hofsr MS taken sick.
Mr.. John ". ilsn-. Mis- Laura Hon
nsy ani Chester Bishsc are on the alex
list Al prr-ent.
4. A. S,arbirl u slosiy recovering
from his hrokrn leg, being able a. III In
his chair I,srt ~ the time.
PRIV teal hooks arr introduced In one
school. which u hourishlng tnely. aud
Vvrv satisfactory.
Friday means fair al south Paris a.
III. bright and sunny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
HEBRON.

Mr.. Irving Farmer aud wife and Mr..
Charles Farmer and wife ~ Temple vis-
iiesi at J. u. sturtevant's this week.
Mis. Martha Pratt II quite slck again.
Mrs. LORENZO Bumpus, who has been
quite feeble during the summer, IL now
coufine.i 90 her bed aud very low.
Emulus henson got hack from Cedar
Grove, where he has been at work, yes
teriay.
Not much going "a the fair so Tar thl.
week. bat the sun shines again aud all
nature I. smiling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
ALBANY.


Mr.. Cyru. Bsrker 90 Massachusetts, IL
visiting his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Amos
Barker.
Rev. 4. n. witham of Mason, sup
piled the Congregational pulpit the 18th
in.t. aud gave "a. q good sermon.
The long continued rain has caused
our farmers heavy loss In lima beans
Field beans are being Injured. Many
fields of oats are ruined, potatoes are be-
ginning 10 rot. Hut few apples In this
region. Everybody should economiss
and see that nothing be wasted, as there
seems Ia be n shortage In crops all
through our country.
sumner q. Bean f. sending his bark ia
Portland BY the Grand Trunk.
Irwin Beckwith IL sick with fever at
Intervale, New Hampshire, but Ia con
valescent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
pERu.

Mr.. Hattie Cannon, wife 81 stephen
". Cannon, dis-i on the 18th, 81 COD
sumption, sgvd about ID ycafs. Tier ~
main. acre carried Ia Harrison Tor
burial on MONDAY.
Mr.. u. ". Knight !. away Caring '"'
the sick 40 Canton.
The loag spell II VT weather TIA, We
-, having 4. doing great deal III dam
.rr. There I. quite a lot 81 grain cH'
thai IA. ben cat Toe two 90 thrvc weeks
,nI I. All rotting and hs.ans arr all spoil
"a ~h.thrr they arr pulled or not.
T1,.r, n..,-r was but one storm but
~h.i cicfrri osf and I am In hope. thai
-. s..l1l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
OlCOQD

VI. snd Mr.. spring ~ Chicago and
Mrs. Tyler of Portland we're at Dr. y.
l.. II.r.ey's last week.
Lander warivell Ia. moved hi. lam
ily Into the house which he has lately
built.
The funeral .eryicc. ~ Mrs. I.ncrr,is
White we're held al the Congregational
church Friday. Rev. Mr.. >esri". OF
ncIai.~i, assisted nv Rcy. Mr.. Mcmillan.
The f,orsl tribute. wcrr ycrv beautiful.
Mr.. sa.an brown 81 wclch,illc IL
quite feeble. 49,.
A.a FOLSOM ~ iocke's Mllls, formerly
Of TIL. place VA. In town thursday.
Nil. Clsniia Russell 81 Lawrence,
Mass, 4. visiting at Joseph Rohlnson'..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
sRyAsr,s POND.

Ml.. Alice Dyer. IA. returned 10 Mas
sachusctts.
". q. Morton, clerk FOR Ansel Dudley,
i on vacation visiting hls home Ia Bos-
tou.
Minnie Coffin l. employed a. assistant
In the fire. high school.
a. n. Ry.rson has moved his residence
.ni business Ia the eastern district and
can now be found near the ''ciiy hall,
Lincoln Street.
The reunion of teacher. and scholar.
of Woodstock which occurs Oct. 9Th,
Will b. held at the Baptist church. The
committee will give all hearty welcome
AMI hope that all who can possibly come
will do 40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

frri Bsnn~ti IA. ct hom. from Der
lin Fall. whcr- h. has bccn At work car
penisring.
os,af Eastman has gut done on the
river.
". l.. Harlow hal four cows AMI two
better grt lost In al. w~nis. Thy
wsrv gone from Thursday tN saturday.
q. \. Warren starts thrcshing TIL.
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
EAST HEBRON.

We are once more delighted to zee the
sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Er,stus Hayes have ~
celyed letter from their son who dissp-
peared last May. lie 10 well and doing
we'll.
J. J. Fuller has Just returned nom
Portland with carload of goods.
Ma Iaila Keene v home ON vis't'
Ma X. works q Mechanic Fails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
SMEnIN-

Mr.. stephen 4. Wesley and family
arrived In sweden the nth. They arr to
lly. In the samuel y. stevens house In
District No. I. We feel somewhat com
pliment.d that Mr.. Wesley comes the
thloi time to live In sweden.
Mr.. Joseph wilcomb 81 Hammond
la, ha. yisitei hi. sister. Mrs. Maria
stone, the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. %. v. Edward. gc to
Lancaster, Mass, soon, having obtained
situation. In the Industrial school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
EAST WATERFORD.

rs. Keen and rerley IIcigdon attend
"A state fair.
John ". kccu 4. home from Dc-ring
for a week,
T.. &. Hilton. little boy Lyman cu'
III. foot badly With an AK.
4. \. Adams has shlnglei his house
Rodney Powers, having spent several
weeks NJ HI. home Ia Brockion, u again
boarding al u. a.. Pride's.
Lillian johnson has gone Ia Lake
Wood, v. j., for the winter where she
will be employed 10 the Laurel House.
Il. y. Haskell IN. bought the iiorf
cider mill al south Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
EASY aEIhEl.

Mr.. W. :. wight went to kcekisna,
usIn. saturday, september lsth, shsfe
H. viii Ioln Mr.. wight and the bos'""
Concert Company. ., .oue
Mrs. ID. X. kimbali has re'a'"s' ''''
10 Roxbory, Mass. A. a.
n. :. bartlett " boAfuink
kimhaIIs aud attending senoo,. 80
]. \. Hutchins II boarding ~ f" -
beans. a .-..h,.~ An
ui.s Mae llutchlns " tessn''k ~
pl.trscs No. -, and boarding - james
%. Browns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

THE sub.cri<. hevby Eys. pshlie nesics
thai h has ls~sa daily sppeiseri By The Heso.-
abb Jsiss Of Probate fss ne Ce.s.y o. Oxfori.
and asssnet III truse 81 Adninisernsos Win
II Win snDexei ef ~ essate ef
HAR0AREr n. DUNN. Ne q rans,
IN al Cesnsy. dsrsas.d. By siviss ss:d - ~
Ay dirs.ss; - ts.rsfsrs y3sesss AZ psrsssss
innsdia1s payness. ssd tksss VITO have any
denssds tksrcss - sxhihls ~ 49, y -
ssVl ~. -. HORACE y. bOLsTks>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
STOW.

Mr.. william Emerson and Mrs. Han
nah Emerson were married September H.
Mrs. Hannah barker from Bridgion u
Visiting her sister. Martha Barrows.
Miss Nellie Walker has got home
again. We are all glad to see her.
Mrs. l.. bryant Ia on the sick Hat but
I. improving.
Mrs.. Kate Fineld IL visiting friend. AT
Is.rtl.nt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

OxvORD. 81 ,-Ata Court sf Probate. h>Li II
Faris, within and for thr Coanty 81 Osferi. on
M third Tuesday sf sers A, u: tss
en- the pstition NJ Alvsn u. 0yivin. Adminis
ef Alfsny IN sati County. aes~sss>t. prs, irl toe
iieens . ~ ssii and een,ey ~ nwh u The reel 80
taI< ef ali aesssssi l. p>ssssary ~ pay dett.
estlmais'i two huafrsd dollars and inst'ersAl
charges.
Onrsnsp. That sss s.ii yssisisaer give nesiss
~ ell v<rsons intssvsset, by csusinx an abstfsst
20 HE Petition. With this erisf tissrron, a. ~
puhfislse-i thru weeks -aosssissiy IN the
County. that they may agar "a frot-ssr
Ccut % - hsllsn ~ Psts. In ssid County
on ths thiri Tuesday 10 slrtoi<r neat. "a nine
sri-k In the forvnoon, snt show csu-s. II any
tb<y have, Why the same shsuhi Mt ~ srsnted.
skORGE A. WILSON, Jsise.
A true copy Attest Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23

OXFORD. 90 al Q teurt ~ Probate, hesi Al
Paris sithin AMI f0f The toanif efpsf"ri' on
an. tkiri Tue.lsy % sspt. 4. ~. ls0.
Ou IN. t.-,itisa - Isaac N WsllinEtnn, .uaf'i
ian ~ ,h.rle. sni Arthur " elnaEtsn ininafs ~
NnsleFsn. Mlshissa. PraIinE fof ltcsns. u - ~
ani ooaVsf csrtaia rval estate OF all ,Nnns
.l,a,,s.i An Tryeharx In ssii Coahty anl fally
t..-,,i-.i ~ his f.stltiaa on dls In hr Private
Osses AZ pahlir ~ priveie all ~ prse.-is " -
pa, out al intsFvst fsr The tnsnt ~ ali u'ingfs
DsptHSp, That The saii Is,iiiensf give n.te.
D. all Isr-sns lhisfv-isii W esusins an $500
- M. t-siti.,o With this ef,isr tksrvon, o. ~
pahHshs.i thrvs scsks sorrr-stFeiI IN thf ~
tsr,. i,.ms-rrst q nssspsper pfintci ~ Iafi., "
ali T.sunty. that They nsy sptraf ~ rpa ~
ss,uf, o. ~ hslt a fars, On The thiri ius-hi
~ ~ n~xt II nine a'shsk In Tie fuf.nf-in,
sai .hs~ esa.e. 10 any they have. My ,hs .s"s
.i-Bah not - srsnis-l ., -,
sfDIlsr A. wlls1> jgirc.
A true eopy--Attsst III G. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
SvOsgNAN

paVhl ~. Brown IA. len Norway and
i II the OH placs. llls health l. quite
pssor.
\. T.. smith expects "a ~ % Alhany
a. work for Burnhsm 4 Clark. running
their hoari machine.
q. \. Bro~n y a. Albany rolling on
in Millis' saw mill.
NJ. n. Rrosn I. hauling box board.
for Thomas a ilasting. al Nhany.
Lor,n a.. Mckecn has b.en Ia Rum
ford falls io ct employment.
rhs farmer, arr getting Net picking
and hauling their sScst corn.