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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
SMEpEN

We'll. 40 lat W c have hal a snow aud
bioa. uhich .cCmc,l very drvary owing
to thr lcucth ~ time which has ehpsevi
.lncc We have experienced one. our
rrads wrrv hockadei quite a COOL deal,
aui The gu-si I,-uple Wvrv Obliged o. take
thrIr .hoVsls anil start uut ~uuia, morn
Iug o. hftak uut rltds
eur trlmstrr. arv ahuut dni.hing az
their contract. uuW.
-. riummrr AMI 4. II. llamlln have
fru murv loads - bark o. haul 90
Erlctuu.
n. ". knight D. through hauling hcm-
lnlk o. krar EiNer.
Nmbru.r Rruau has hcvn hauling lum-
hsr o. Hsunstt'. MILE. which l. o. d"
.aNcl into timber which Mr.. u. l. io ne
i'm buuding a new harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
NOprH AlnANV

o. ia Motel fact that "a grippe still
hold. iis grip In thi. place. ,hsrlcs
lfngrvs and Goorgv kimhall arc siill on
the slck ut. Mr. aud Mrs. Otls llavfor,i
arr con,alcscing, also Mrs.. VI. n. In
man.
Eusiicc Henncti had a bad spell ~
hlc,,iing rrccnily. bat u i nov thoughi
that n came from thr bad Instead - the
luugs ne Was feared ~ flrst.
seofgy kimhall cot a ingcr nail taken
% lat vrsk while loldlng logs, q had
hruiss which will probably Law him aside
from work Tor souir time.
III oak Tor thr Bethel chair factory l.
nearly hauled.
Harry luman hts come home from
NatiCk. Mas.
Frvd clark l. hauling oak from Grover
tlill tu ntthrl chair c..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
RoxRuRH.

Ne had a sample ~ real winter iasl
- AMI broke rOads for the hrs' tine
,ht. winter. hi. week Ne are back 10
.prlns weather again.
\, snr.ar. now that logging must
break up early. leaving 200. unnh -
have seen log. brought on '" 'ne 'In III
ing April LIT. That Vas Nh'n w 'N'
big winters. On,
orlaudo IIannaforl Il Do~ al worA toI
ro.ter 4 Marble. lie worked Tor yaeoo
uodsdon until Mr.. licdsdon nnlsns,'
Varling. Orlando can always gs' ap'
and earns lots 81 money. "a, -.
The gold grippe In Byron .t.l, no IN,
on. There u rumor thai ce,p'e- ""'
nav. M. fine span shod with gold,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
GRAFTON

Ihursday's storm gave u atont ten
inchc. ~ light snow: Friday cold with
high wind which piled the snow aud
made the road. almo.t impossible.
Monday, the sIih, the weather u loft
aud .pringlikc. rlcsday night u ralnc'i
all nigh, ani Wednesday Il l. It'll mild
aud raining a very little.
Many ~ the sick Que. are much BITTER
at ihl. writing.
q. :. rarrar l. home from thc Normal
school a. Pennington for ihrr~ weeks,
then return. Ia school.
Some ~ the lumb-rmcn have their
contracts nearly fllel for thl' Nlnirr.
There I. strong talk ~ telephone line
from llcthsl to Lakeside Ia Cambridge
New Ilampshirv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
Anarl.-MfSr BEIhIL

Mr. T.. = Skillings came az t"ni
Portland lat "Wednesday.
IA Grippe has proved 10 b. rather 7.
.Inrerins bitterness long drawn out
I'M thi. urighhorh"od.
s.th Mason 6. working la \. :. Bean
mill 40 thc Corner. -.
IIsury Perkins has come back y" TINS
place. 80.
Mr.. VI Pcnley'. health i quite poof
thi. winter. gcrtle Thurston from "il-
al h. working Toe hsr during The ah-
..nr. Of Nj. aies Who l. ON Visit io
her OLD home Ia Greenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
PORTER.

The rain of the past week las taken
the snow mostly OF again and the roads
ani fields are getting quite bare. \
har,l winter for lumbermen.
Mr.. Henry sawyer has been cohned tn
the house for some time on account of a
fall on the Ice while working In the
woods.
william n. sawyer l. confined TO the
house with lung trouble. lie has been
IN poor health for some time.
There are some flfteen hundred cord.
of poplar timber landed on the bank OF
ossipee River In TIL. vicinity TO 60 down
In the spring.
Mr.. William ID. u. Churchill has finlsh-
ei drawing bark 90 the depot. lie had
some 80 cords Ia draw nine miles an'i
employed quite a number OF teams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
ArARn nE 1nANks

~. ul,h thruugh thc pymocrai o. ~
r.,.. our sincvrv thanks o. the mauN
..r.I frisui. W. D. have allesl a. in our
r..fut sr,rrr anlictiou, o. faris llll
,h..r fuf kindly ssr,icrs rendered, ani
Al. Hosea Houury. NJ. aui Mr.. joseph
Eree. ani Mr. Ruth Ihayvr, WIN
ta,, FAB kindly .tool hy With ready help
ue hand. and tender sympathy la our
t.uf % great sorrow.
MUs. MAE1 J Rn1AI
M. ". N. CotI.
Ma. 4. n. 0utI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
nIRaN.

Died. fch. siih. II pneumouiA, tdc-
line. daughter ~ NJ. AMI Mrs. John
Cros.. ng-d ihrcv wc~ks.
Mr.. Francis N. ubbctts l. recovering.
Mr.. Iaac VI. Storrr I. In poor health.
\ spirit ~ union sccms to I-rNadc the
Republican anl Democratic parties, a.
both have called caucus - the town
house tor Feb. 2,th, jr.N.
Nineteen year, ago to-day, frh. 9Th,
Marshall " spring drove from Hiram
10 West Baldwin With tcur-ox-icam
ani wheels. on Dvc. eth, previous, !
role from Hiram o. rari. la a wagon,
returning the gth. That winter rrsem-
blcl the present more than any ! have
known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
NORWAY IAkI

-. stevens has moved hls father,
Slmon stevens, home to take care 81
hun.
81. stevens made a survey and plan
q the Daih u. lIohlen estate near the
village ono dAy this week II l. 90 be
sold this week
!. Grin smith, Esq., Sas called a. Not-
way on business Friday and made his
folks a diving Welt.
James smith has ladics' due boat. for
81 - q pair at III. store az Norway lake.
III. sick Que. around herr arc imptoN %
lns .lnNlN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
aEIAEl


We understand that Judge Emery has
rendered an opinion In the long drawn
out case Of Cross aud others Va. lean.
This Il an important case In equity which
MAS argued nj the last February term OF
our court before Judge Emery. by A. y.
lIcrrick, ESQ, for Cross, and Hon. John
T.. swasey for bean. The opinlcn IL rem
derei In favor 90 Cross.
stlnchfeld Parker who for some time
has been employed as upbolstercr with
the Bethel Chair Co.. has left the COM
pany and Il now working Tor the Mutual
benefit Insurance Co. 81 Newark, y. j..
Hon. judge Foster started on Monday
last Zoe iIoalton where he viii hold
court.
:. II. I'hilhrook, Esq, started last
week for Massachusetts, where he Will
make short visit. lie was accompa-
niei by his son Dana, who will remain
there 10 learn the jewelers. trade. Dana
has recently completed q course AZ
.rsy's Busincss College. Portland.
The kickapoo Indians have Installed
thcm.elyc. In Ideal Hall whence they
arc freely dispensing their medicine. to
all Who wish To take aud pay Tor them.
Mr.. !. Wymsn. ~ the flrm 81 Wyman
brothers, Who are to build a. new corn
canning factory here this spring, Il upon
the ground and bu.lly engaged la max
Ing preparations to begin the work.
rhl. factory !. Ia Dc built near the rail-
road and Just westerly % the chair fac
tory.
Mr.. Edmund Merrill I. making some
repairs upon hi buildings. lie will add
a story 10 the ell % his house, making a
great addition In respect to looks aud
convenience.
Mr.. Clyde llcan, Who for the past slN
wears has been clerk In the store otu. J..
nean II this place, IN. gone on visit
o. his home In rckin, Iowa.
Mr.. Arthur T.. BARKER, who went
about mouth ago a. Fort PAYNE, Ala
hama, has returned io Bethel, aud says
hc thinks Maine 4. good place Tor a
Young nan "a stay. Mr.. Barker .pen,
some DAYS In Chattanooga, Ten. lie says
everything l. booming there, but that
many arr upon the ground Ia take adj
vantage ~ Il aud waiting for " Ia strike
.hem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
A.nnYIn

The blizzard 81 last week blocked the
rad. 80 that the mail failed o. rrach "a.
Friday night ~ last week, AMI prevented
NJ from srnding our usual card.
The VI. D.. Ladies circle met With Me.
sadie J. bailey "wednesday evening IT
lat week.
The old folks concert under the aus
plcc. ~ the Good rcmplars Friday even
Ing. February 18th was a cumplei" sue
c,... AMI highly enjoyable. The rcccipt-
~ the evening we're forty dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Mr.. z. \. TWitchell IN. bccn up on a
visit.
Ingall, E,an. ~ Fsri. :. stopping at
llint's hotel
Tho most 90 NJ. u. >tuTtcyant's log
cling crrW "a rsrkertoNn have been laii
az With no prevailing sickness the past
wsek
o.. l.. Bsnneti. Who l. taking charge
20 The Halt Moon Valley Zoe George
FLINT, Got somewhat shaken up by the
breaking 81 a snuh warp and was oui a
few day. bd up Tor repairs.
4. \. storey has hnishci logging aud
vii haul from thc yaui for Walter Buck
man.
\ thruc days snos storm, left about
rlghiccn inchcs ~ snow, 80 NC shall have
some winter after al.
blake "a Pennington l. az With watch
-, hat go many watch pc,ldlcrs have
b.yn The round ~ the camp. that they
must al b. supplied ani mory too.
q. 4. Gerrish 20 lierlin l. up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
AAQTgOQO

Nancy Ricker. widow Of the late Cyrus
Kicker. died the 2itk. funeral the 18th,
attended by Rev. Mr.. Richsrdson- Ms.
kicker has been falling In health Tor the
hg siX mouths. she was ~ years 81
az. she Vas woman whom All loved
and respected who knew her.
Lury Doten'. loss BY IRE = not 80
serious a. was frat supposed. ihsy
.asui quite an amount Of goods. M.
Doten !. Insured si.lSo on the property
destroyed.
wIdow Cyrus Marshall :. Visiting at
q. ". Irish's
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sTMRN

N.rh N.vrv sewing ~oClsty held ii'
annual t.r thursday evening - thi-
s..a 40 Poplar Hotel uystrrs AMI
...f-I e,rr Furnished fur ryirvshmcnis,
.fal.h about Ulr hundred partook.
Willard wight and wife AMI snmr al
tI..- children arr - with IA gripi'r
49,. ~lI.. Alien ha. had sn attack 20 BE-,
r 81. Alien q. quite sick. 10 L. feared NiilI
.i. .Hur disorder.
Waiter Foster G. 10 home from Graf
.....a
- Iu.trr. uho s1ld hi. farm lat
t... o.. lately .uli his psrsonal prupFr'
mi. .f suction auI intend. shortly o. leave
..ar Or fls Aruu-tuok
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
SOUTH RoxeuRY.

Mrs. Walter Howe, who has been very
alex with Ia grippe, Il better.
The young folks are talking about
having lyceum In District No. ..
VI. =. Iiu.scy has finished hi. poplar
Job, aud l. now getting out birch.
since Ia grippe has been 80 fashionable
We have had chance Ia see how smar'
some Of our little girl. could be-. Ter
thu Howe. a little scyen.year-oii, h,.
bc-i,l.. doing many other household
duties, such a. washing dishes aud
sweeping, worked over, sal,ed and stamp
ell what butter was needed for family
81 five for two or three weeks. Preftl
smart for a little one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
Uasr pnoWnrIglp.

General spring and Captaln March
will arrive b.forv tai. Issue. wonder
u they will bring surprise. a' General
Winter has.
4 Dag has been purchased for our
school house. VIII be ral,ci later With
appropriate exercises.
he King. Daughters proposes io have
a box supper Thursday, the 9th 81
March, ate. ~. fcsscnden's a. raise IT.
tie money Tor their work.
T.. II. Gilcs l. oui again.
circle met with bella spring on the
2Gth.
VIII the e,liior 10 the lIomemikers
column give Va descriptions ~ n many
kinds of hlgs ne pos.ihlcf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Ia grippe b. yet very prevalent rather
.u ths inrrva.e anil some arr having a
srNfrr run.
&C. Bean q. quite .ick with congrs-
tiau ur pnrumonla.
Nmo. n. Hatkcr l. quite sirs.
p,a. n. .. cumming. aud Wlfc - lie
br.n. arr victim. their many friends Ia
thi. vicinity.
Nj. Ceorrir bird has gone o. work
for " lisrce. North Norway.
DANIEL ,lark's cuw dropped cali That
weighed To- pounds, L. l. Coles coN
one Weighing 10 pounds. Who cnn
hat that
~ls-iiinr holds good.
Preston FLINT IA. the German measles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
nLnFIlIn

o. T Ii.u.tou has odd his truttcr.
AZ lHH1s. Cor $3.50.
I.a.A ~raHis, d.. .nld III spau ~
..r. f.r urtrlV SO
II. t.uus ladir. vii give a ''. Z.
.....r Iu Johnston. ilal next Thur
Dbl. evening from ~ tn .rNsu O'clock.
I aIf. fH .uprrr tWrniN -tNr VENTS.
I..t rfraI tU make chi. "a firs'-ylas. AZ
hr loo aTy ,uisa,uriug tu furnish 60
s.. .r rNus,Isut .uppsr. enc feature ~
t.. ..rffr viii D. tlr awarding 20 a
pro-. fH Co., uur guessing What "'. =.
ms.r. I'rusys,i. viii D. added q" thr
d. ..r..h fund
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
DENMARK.

The scholars Of Center school District
gave an entertainment at Odd Fellows
fall "Wednesday evening of a dramatic
form, followed by sociable and dance.
About ihirty-flyc couples took part In
the dance. Your scribe Was impressed
with the Idea that the dancing did not
suffer In comparison with the literary
exercises.
The farmers about here have bought
car Load Of ashe. from Canada VIA the
Grand Trunk.
Ion bennett IL at Rufus Bennctt's.
Mrs. George Walker, Of rryeburg, Il
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. III. Bennest-
uaricu Jewcit, Of Mechanic falls, Il
yisliiw his father aud grandfather here
David y. Lord has moved his goods "a
East Fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
PERU

NJ. Hall has got cut plank tor the town
N bulli FERRY boat az the ferry "pp"-
site r. :. Wyman's.
or,ilie Robinson aud wife have been
% Lewiston and spent the past week:
Nellie Castle l. 40 work Tor wilson
>tlllman 10 hls camp AZ Carthage, help
ins hi wife cook. .,,.
nanisI Walker u ca the sick llst again
auI n. ". knight doe. hi milking Tor
him. a..
N. had some real winter weather the
a., w..k. bat II has changed agtin AMI
v,, arr having quite a thas io-'iay'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
RuMFoRo.

The last snow has nearly dlappcared
but the sleighlng u still good.
Mr.. Charles Sessions has moved Into
the old store and Il going into trade.
Mr.. Asa kIinbali, an old and esteemed
citizen of this town. died this week of
pneumonls. My. kinibali was brother
of the late Col. klmbsll Of Paris.
Mr. william Martin, who has been
very sick with the prevailing epidemic,
IL on the men,ilng hand.
The little uutchlns hoy who fell on
the birch hool; last week Il nearly well,
the wound having healed without any
trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
EAST BETHEL.

The friend. aud neighhors oi Madison
Rartleti and wife gathered AZ their h"ue
"Wednesday evening. Feb. ssth, aud gave
them a surprise aud pound party. \
very pleasant evening va. enioy~l by
al prrseut.
VIZ. Booihby. ~ Gorhsm, Maine, ~
ccuily canyas.c,i this place for the Home
Library Association.
Mr.. VI. :. klmball has gone 10 faIi.
H. Welt her sister. Mr.. h. curtis, Who
has tern very sick.
N. u. Howe aud Mr.. y. II. Howe have
returned frum waltham, Mass.
4. VI. kimhall rccently traded horse.
"A ith NJ. BARTLETT. Locke Mile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
sRyAsr,s POND.

william y. Harding. an cmployc In
the Portsmouth navy yarl. u AZ home
on a vacation.
4. ~. Adam. anil family have got set
ilc,i In their new home.
The roofing has arrived for the new
mill. Work on the frame vii hc com
mcncc,l next week.
N. q. rackini ~ Nuburn wns In town
Wednesday.
y. Rowe 10 North Woodstock died
suddenly on the morning ~ February
sil, from heart disease. Mr. Rove uas
about o. years ~ age.
The Ladies sewing Circle viii meet n
the hotel "wednesday evening. March ;,
NJ . 10 o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
.nn,x,srnaron.s SALE.

nug~UANr b. hcense from The Hon. Jaiss
il of Probate for the County 20 oxford, ! shall
al al pubic auction at nay once In New sTsnEs
Biark. Norway. on "Wednesday. April th, n. ID
intsrp.t whish The late David u liohien. II
Norway Ia sail County, deceased. hal In AM "a
The follsxinx described rial estate, via I've
thlris in COMMON AMI undivided ~ the falp
Mil property soe.ile-i. situated ga Cruokesl
River In The tswn of Norway ani hsisg the same
property upon whieh T.. Dsnlson a To- earrie'l
on The manufacture ~ pulp. ani the same coo
,eye.l D. the late DasiiG. iieiisa ny tau 'ies'is
by the t,vB of Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

u utmaerat. held their town CAUCUS
N ....iIt hui th~ Espuhiicaus Thur
AID. Probably hstnrru them both we
.I.. 60 .umT town ufilCrrs.
N u Brown AMI family aud hruih-
E..-..I have returned frum Mili"n'
NU
~. E.a,I Andrew, O. recovering
...# rIrumtfI. fever
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
NOTICE OF ronECLosrRE.

VyyHEREAs, " W. Airy. % Hartford, In the
w County of Oxfori. and state of haine, ~
A. 10. ss. AMI rresrlei IN Oxfor'i Registry ef
llc~is. Bcok 10. Page ., c"n,eyel 70 me-. The
unsiersixnei . certain piecs Of land With The
Luihiinxs thereon, situated In saii town Of Hart
fori, on highway lesiins from lisrtford Csnti.
a. ~ ntoa ant Iseinx the bsmesteai farm Of sail
a. W. Aitry. anil whercas. The ocniition ef sail
mortgage kss treen broken. nou thsrvfore. by
vpa .on IL The bresrh of The eonsiition therof. j
claim forpricsure ef said mostxase.
MARruA X. COLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
my. soIoN no,AI.

Rcy. solon Royal, whose death va
reported last week. was one Of the oltlesl
and most respected eiiirrns 81 Paris
lie wa. native of Paris; mason %,
trade; aud was ordained "A a rec VII
baptist minister In lsS5. lie early jolnel
In the Grccnback movement, and In ls'!
was elected county treasurer on q fusior
ticket, serving Que year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

.ONTOHD. - At q count - Probate. hfti a
pafis. within ant frf the tnuuty 20 oNturi, "n
IN mini Turs.iav ~ lsh. \ u 10.
en- ths fstliion ~ = lisnry tr,skftt, 6uArllan
~ 4 iaufis N. ant Msf.s " snfth. minor hsifs -
~tsphsn D. sui.th. lir q Dwell, in sali
guurtY. dsssase'i. praying fof hrenss - 81 az
r.ng,f certain fvaI estate fuiiT dssgui-sl ln his
rstitiau on n d in the probate uffe ~ an aifah
iarraus ursr - eisysu huuilrvsi dnllars NJ pfu
srrIis o. D. invested fof ~ lsrsnt n sai nlnnis
uunIHrp. That thr AL tftilunsf Nfe hnfis
"a ~ tstItian with this urifr thrrrun. o. D.
puhushssi thru. wesks su0rsssiyslf IN the ga
furi ttsrnnrrat. n nsssIalFf printed ~ l.ans, ln
all IauntY thai thfy nay apfFAf ~ lrpiah
CBart a. o. he'll al Pans ou ths thir'i Tuesday
n Mar rsNt. a ulns n'rhsk In ths fnrvnn-ou.
ani shsw causs. N any they have. WY Ne same
shHuti ma q. grantssi
GIORsT 4 WILSON. Iuisr.
Atrus oopy -Aues' II. 4. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
SUMNER

Nuuthrr tlnU.
~. ~tarhi.i. 81 North Hartford. was
iu town rrvutlV.
last saturday. Fob. 81. was the iir.i
timr Nc have hrokrn road. this winter.
New. .r,ms to D. scarve this Nc,k (:
lm iu hope. s"mrthing vii happen soon
to write ahuut.
No. \. ~tuuc,ant l. 80 NJ g. D. oui
hgalu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
TOWN ELECTIONS.
VOWS OFFICERS CHOSEN MONDAY.
yARC- 20.

Hftkffftn
-r.tnsa. tzuI ~raatnng. tins Nhhuan
n .ra O. las HatFr
b. "a a .rrssI t.lf
rasa.assr. tHarss n frins~
....rs 80. u b a. astTf. N II
$50 Mfrfit Far-ons
raEfs
N...rsf.r ii e. uraau.
H.Ha NFufI
-.r.fHrn. Dr.ulr " tair. b. =. latss,
....... -aH
rr....rsr uartHr ur.stsr
1. t....r. .fIaf. 4 n turtIs. Arthur D irr'a"s
... .t.r ar.f e anstat.r 1ehn uasls
suEuhf
.a#a t.aras t Maasn.
~.4I.... % f. ~srt-lru ~ e. rsrrv. a. e.
HI
T......sr Ire. VI ~aniziru
...I.t.r arI tHastt' IL. 4 Lori
h.H#fIl ~H.fr
.'...t....r .f -. -...is n 4. k.mta4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
.oRrs PARIS

Mr.. Morgan Lewis l. very SICK Win a
..eonI attack ~ m, prevailing epidemic
a her home in Hartford. 'onn.
"Wednesday evening meeting, are hr'd
I'M the school house az prr.cni.
Ira BARTLETT IA. b~,n In very i~rhle
health since lat fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Al, thr cumhins,i efforts 81 the weather
AMI ratriotic ciiitens, The sidewalks have
f,sru gradually cumlng Into view during
fhr nat week. u l. = great deal 20 at
I.,ttion O. walk on dry panks vhsn
mi. .lu.h h. several inches dep in The
.waiIr 20 thr sfrvet. Now they o.
t4rr,I noe fiihoms decp, bat inches,
and the Beautiful fcathery snow l. It'll
r....r. up CA them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
Dsna.sarap'rIlla
THE SECRET OUT

why Bcll's Sir.iparilll l. sold Cor ~
cent. while 40 other. ro.t from - ccnt.
to si.0n.
II employ. 40 travelling "boomcr., ="
and ha. no stock companies 10 pay div.
idcnis to. II ha.no "fakc arrangement"
~ guaranteeing" g. curr everything,
hut Il I. popular remedy a a rortLAG
rmCT-a PrgI BLoop ToNIc prepared
from l,uuts, BARK. AM fL"wEEs.
Just the medicine one neeis Ia the
Srm>. MoNtn. To give health aud
strength and What thousands have said
!. the Br.T PREPARATION pat up under
the name 10 Sans ArAHiLtA.
Mr.. 4. a. AI.u. -. Dover. Ne. .sys--i
eoaii ust nte without t have usei d sevenl
year. o. Heart Troahie. weakness. ant Canuh
uith ~ $50 rysah.- NJ Hartford roni. an 90
rytlrs.i asr, hat ~ nanEur says,-"t sunerr'i
ysars VIA - saiashs Aimsstsys vcss 40
isf taking usirs -arsapahlla q short time was
sari at have i,ss hat an aiiark far thr,c years.
Nr. q " TIhlsus - -. neiiinrou. Ne
sniss. { have Alsn hslr. sAr.apari,h M prr.
cot vinisr Do pysTspsis viih wo'l tsnsheiAl
f,.uts.
%. net fail &c gi., "a /. Trial.
Sold Every whcre nt so Cents.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-I oo.SGs oF rrE WEEK ~ A.
SECTIONS or Tat COUNTY
CANTON

CANTON.
81 Nu..n. EsI.. q raris. ,lerk 20
t..rf.. uas hFrv lriiaN.
several deaths have uccurrvi hrrr
s |f.. fhF past frv dhNs.
f.. reported thlt l.. " smith h. 90
crest mother large builjiug in conucy-
..a s .ft Do. nuuery this spring.
ur o. n. ~ea.r1 anil wife 20 biNteld
Ltt. fs.l stopping iu town for a irw
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

There viii b. dance AZ Academy
Ilau THURSDAY evening. for the benefit
N ne sidewalk fund. rricc, a. usual.
Al arv Invited.
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oXToHp. - -Ma Court - Probate hsti 81
rans within and 90 ths tpuntT - oNfur'i uu
go thirt Tus-siaF - fsh., \. a. t-s
NAfIitA WAMMpN-. lNrrufnN un ths
sstatr - nayt ltamutuns. ate - listsl, in said
gnuntv. drrsassst. hafing prv-sntci hsr srruunf
- administration ~ tho rstntf - all drrrAs'.l
Coz aiipean7r
uInTHIp, That ths sad INrrutfiN i've notlcs
g. an per.uns intsrssts iisryin.hI causinEsc"pi
81 this oFiff D. ~ pubustssl thfvs Stsks suorss
sirriY in tho oxford nemurrit. printed n fans,
that they mar appsar "a prulsate ruuu - T.
bel at PARE. in all tounty 90 toe thiri Tue
day - March, neat. M uins - IN el,-k 10 w
fHrrunun. AMI shus rhusc, ~ anT they have
ahV ths sauis shuuhi ndt o. aliusssl
sEOIiisE 4 WILSON iut.e.
Atrus rapy. Attest II. 4. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

\ sccd olI-h.hIonc'i "NarCh meet
,n' day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Prof. .. 4. Knight. principal II Nltrc,l
IIirh school. has becn visiting az Mt.
wHght's.
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A,p, oopy. S'is'' it {. DiSIs Rsri.'.r

oXYuup :. - Aa ,out 20 Probate hs'd 81
parts within anl fnr tir tuuntY - bNf uf'i. un
ths thirt TtlsataY - lrb. \. ~ i~a
Th1nas 4. burusY. tuariian q Marhn y
.Itns rHInnF fhitt snft heir 20 Noes sine.
ists "a 4 autnn tn saii IauntY, having presented
his srruunt - guardianship ~ ali sari fuf At
heanra
,luBFHII,. That sail susrilan give nuilcs o.
All tsrsans intfrrstesi, ~ rausing roVY - thu
s,r.Isr L. o. uuhIIshsai thrs weeks suUrfsslfsN
In o. uNfari tigfuf- rat. printed "a farts, that
thsf uiaY apVsar ID q Gaur - Probate O. - hshl
a Paris. in saii tunnty on the thlri iuesiaf ~
MAJ rsxt. a nine n'flsk in the fprvnnun, anh
shus sauss. n any they have, shy the sam"
slHutl nHt o. allHsri.
GIDHsE \ WtI.~oN, Iuigr.
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