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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-04

N. William DAVIS, near Rayenna,

N William Davis, near Rayenna,
Ap-.".
NJ, Edgar K. Clayton, Cleburne. April 2.
tIr. Nat Davis, CHARLOTTESVILLE. April ?.
hiss ,1attie Jones, near DeLeoc, April =.
Dir. {. D. Jones, Alexander, April l.
Mrs. Leila lanes. ClC5urue, April ,.
Ms. SIN Freshman, Dallas, April =
1l". L--uli, I. Craig, Dallas, April =
Hlr. +. :. johnson, Gusk. March 81.
Alrs Mary l.. DeRoord, Sherman. April I,
hlr. W-a. Howell, near Paris. March 81.
lir. Ieno Kelly, UvalGe March 90
MIR. q. T. Sanders, Blossom, March 90.
Mr.. K. G.. Chapman, Sherman. March 81.
Mrs +. Flynn, Corsitaua, March 2G.
sir. Ira Golden, Lexington. March Is.
Ny. =. Wolfe, hineol4, March 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-04

Health mineral NSaea6 Homes a
b2rgains. AdSraeaA S. Works, Seltse
WeAs. ISSeanctounty, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-04

posed that while his mother was sleeping,
tie son in fit of insanity cut ner throat
a1d then used the razor on his own.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-04

Are the best months IN which 10 purify your
blood During the long cold winter, the blood
becomes thin and impure. the body becomes
weak and tired, the appetite may be lost. and
just COW the system Graves the aid OF a reliable
MEDICINE like hoods SsrsAp4riIla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-04

Sold by ali druggists, 81; sly for s.. Prepared
oDly by c. ! HOOD CO, Apothecaries, Low
ell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-04

Hoods Sarsaparills IS peculiarly adapted TO
the needs OF the body during these mouthS. II
thoroughly pUrihes and vitaizes tie blood,
creates i good appetite. cures biLiousuesS and
headache gives healthy action to the kidneys
and liver and imparts strength TO the whole
lOGy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-04

Sold by all druggists, 81; SIX for s. Prepared
caIy by C. I HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Low
ell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
wCSr SUMNER

III g,-ud Irmplar.' entertainment ths
sen. With ID, .irr sui pasir, supp"r inl'
Iusirs thr EXERCISES, Nas a NvrN sue
,s..ful affair.
NJ aud NJ. llcur, Niinef ~ 'il'"rt-
vile ,i.it,l a. 4. l.. Dar!in~r's Tee
dave siur,.
tIs annual ,lnNeutiuu 20 \ 4. :. Z.
D. holden NJ H-th.l The IN -. attended
Ht ..us 20 oar ,uuug people, although
les John berry Remained 40 bonn" "u
a,,uuui - his hlh, ''n1 t~tug siyA.
NJ. John Nurh - Nugusia Dsme ior
hsf father. = n iieli. returning Sith
him fs Augu.tA ou The tth.
NJ. srprgv \ chandler l. Nisiiius
iu Nh..ayhu.stts.
D. " chandler d. hsYing scriou.
trsahIs ~ith III ryv..
NJ John Gurue, D. stopping a. II -.
IusIr. Coz The prv-sut.
Nj. Mar,vlla lissld ~ summer llill l.
boarding 40 hsr ouusin's, Mt. J. J. NJ
Ialff's. Zoe The Niutsr.
Me- NsttI- Hnunry 20 Parts l. Nlsiiiug
40 boz uurIs... ulisrr Bonn",s
"tusaL uulun. have i--n i"rm~i
smsus our Young people rv,rutl, 9th
iuIr..ti"us - more 60 follow a. som~
future time.
Ni.s Eilih Berry. shn teaches sth"ol
uu ~umnrf llill. 8. having iruuhls Ntth
her bead Tier sister Nunt u teaching
fur her The latter }. q" vutnm'ny- 4
..huol in li,rrmorv The IAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rrt oo,Sos ov rrG WICK m ALL
SECTIONS oF Tea COUNTY.
wJSr PARIS


Christmas L. coming.
our stor-. have . good assortment II
holiday gocd..
We nsgloVt-,l % r.,-oft last wr.k that
Harry GRAY wss thu proud father ~
two .oas one weighing q - pounds and
the ether "a pounds. We understand
that th-N Arv very active little fellows.
q. y. stevens 10 south Paris Nas In
the I'lscr Ntsiting fri~ads "wednesday.
The lnlN.rsslist circle rrpcst-i their
drama rhs Coahtry SHOOT toA fair
sired audienc,. friias evening.
The kpsorth league holds its m-st-
'ng Monday evening With II. y. An
drvss
ME-. Esislls Merrill II BOSTON Il ,i.l,.
ing hsr aunt, Mr.. Bucknam.
The West Paris Manufacturing tom.
panN are taking sc,ount of stoyk.
Toe Nssons give a Puhlic Installation
Ms,in.-siaN evening".
n. X. msll AS obliged o. LII q CIV
i.st ss-k ~hich b" thought very much
q
Ehner nlsll I, teaching school a.
t,re-nSu,rl CITY
Christmas trrcs ar l-ing shipped
irum Thu ststion "a Ro.ion In carload
ints
Mr. u u iloughiou sni daughter "a
Auhuru srv Nl.itinc a. g.. ". HrN anti.
t'nut fsil a. go th- hsn i."m..t line
- holids, go.,i. In The county at the
No,ss prug ~t"rv. Norssy llpNest
pric's guaranteed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
BYRON

The moose hunt ~ last week came I"
naught. There proved to be- two moose
yari-d near "Dingle Ill., with people
residing within mile, In all directions.
They wer. started by dogs on fox
hunt, anu the one seen ana shot Nv
Young man va. .aid Ia have large
antlcr., which proved imaginary. Both
w.rc follo~cJ by different parties, but
after twely. mile chase were found Ia
be COW moo.e aud unlawful Ia catch
leaving the question open, whether They
would have heen caught had u been law
ful.
stephen TAYLOR followed q bear two
days. camping on the trail. but Bruin
was too fleet.
4. A. T'r-..ey aud sons started three
and werr lolued by another bear. The,
follow ei the four fora week and lett
them under a blow down where thei
could hear them growl at the dog, pu'
couldn't get at them.
Me..r.. Easter. Mason, Abbott, aud
Crr..ey have al.o been on trail oil diner
emf ls,r., Tasting In Imagination on
bear steak, hut the bear. didn't aequlesce
Lew oliver has gone Ia canton T"
yi.lt George Dudley, Que of our OLD iu'n
l-r bosses, Who IL dangerously sick.
Clint Knapp has gone Ia N."rh "a
learn blacksmithiDg Of hi. uncle, Bar'
knapp. c, s.,.u
Mas. are In town hunting, hut snow
having gone prevents tracking and suc
e... Ia iimitei To q few psrtridges an,
running foxes, which, every minute u
supposed 10 he their last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
BuCkClglD.

oar physicians Of whom We have onll
sls In town are most ~ them hs,inl
SOMETHING Ia do.
l.otheus n. wsite Of North Hill Il
quite seriously III and doubts arr
expressed IL hls recovery.
George n. Bridghsm Who has been ot
the sick list for tao weeks IL better nj
thu. writing.
Mr.. u. D. Lawrence Ia. gone Ia Con
cord. y. H.. to ,isit her daughter.
The orchestra aud q number 81 ouf
young people attended the drama given
under the auspices of Crystal Wa,,
lodge 10 u. 4. al East Buckheld.
Mis. Mary l.. Bi.bee I. taking an out
ing at DiNfcld.
Mr.. Benl,mln spsuldlng left for q
visit Ca Blddcfori friend. last week.
The tau collector l. on the anxious
seat and l. stirring up th. deliDguent-,
The pr,.ent fall will ~ down Ia hls-
tori a. remarkable for the absence II
muddy streets a. we'll a. dry wells aud
mild weather.
Mis- Sarsh Barrett has taken room.
At Mr.. and Mr.. ~. u. wsldron'. for the
winter.
Mr.. Americ, Henson ~ Hartford hnd.
employment In mauI families PLY Ing the
art of drcssmaklng In this village thl.
fall.
The .cckcr- sitter Christmas goods
sill Ind q go,sl assortment here With
out the trouble ~ going ou, oftown aud
paving morv.
Don't f,ilto sec the hand.ome.t Hoe
of holliaN good. Ia the county at the
Noles Drug stor, Moray. Lowest
PREV. guaranteed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
ANnOaIR

III h,s,, rain - lat wr,k hll~i The
brooks aui spriugs mtking glad %.
hssrts - The millmsu.
Ih~ ,ongreg ,iioual circle met 9Th
NJ. a. u. lOor un "Wednesday r,enlng
\ fuli hnuss sni iallV go,i time.
th- h.-1k ant ladder yompsny held
th'if annual mr,iing the iu,h. Nitrr
,h,-'slug the ur,s.ssf, ufliUvfs voted "a
have their annual dsurc and hikci hrsu
supper IT,, etl
tl- Nsihn,ii.t Iris all met sith
Nr.. =. \. fnrringtun ou N~iucsis, ~
fhIs Ursk
= lr'u,h a ~on ar gviting thr
lumber r-ti, f'f e. large st~am'r O" run
Ul fhr la,hsui.ua Lake nsNi summer.
NJ. Erus ilssiing. Whnru reported
ls.t vrrk ne isiHg Nsr, 49, dt~i earl,
~siufis, mourning lh.,,ml-. ith ilrf
sI.kuss. 49, short taken With hiliuus
fever hsF upu.lliiun Nss NOT D'nsiisfv,i
dfus,r,u, o., h.r ph,sisisus, i'rs.
Iai',hrll and Nh'utt. uutil The iuurih
dst aui .,.u thru .hr as rvTnrte,i ss
f-iu. better. iut later h"r ,ts" '-,'m-
.sfio.i. aud -. .auk apiil, anil di~i,
after thr Hfigf illness 20 ~ isNs, - heart
fsIur~ aui not spinal truuhlr a. 49,
ur.f frfuff~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

Ata regular meeting ot Parker f"si,
a.. \ a.. held on >ituplaN evening. ihc
following OH we're elected
,ausmas.isr " u kusslsni
iuniuf w. t"tnfnsn.isr. . : ~trarus.
Surssssn n irsh
prifsf - a. nsf. , " -tanfsri
pnfrf - e. t.asfi. . ~ -tsarns
Qusffrfulastff , ~tfafus
thaptaiu. Eisin Me-srte
Mr.. E.thsr utrv-lon sold the farm al
the t~u,tr frvrnily occupird y, stephen
,oilin a. Mf >llmon Mchc-n.
lion Msfyellu. l.. Strarn.. eN.GoVrrn-
90 ~ flurid, dropped dead rucsiaN
evening ~ heart failure. a. tho rr.iiencr
20 hi n iir'. mother. Nr. H. H. walker,
At rslailuc Rhdgr, y. \. Governor
steam, -. harm in Lowell =! wear. ago.
IT, entered thr arm, IN ~ "a priv it",
~. promoted a. drd liratrnsnt, aud
lo.t his right arm in the battle - Win
ch~.trr. IT, held appointments under
President. Have. ani Grant. ll~ 49,
elected a. the lrgi.laturr q FLORIDA,
.sr,ci fuuf year. ~ speaker ~ ~" A.
.,mhlS and 80. governor ~ the state
thfr- Nstrs Mr.. >irarn. With her
mother and hfu'hsr arr expected to ar
rive In Lowell lril,y With the frm,in',
shrf, The funeral will take place.
Don't t,il a. 49, the handson"st hnr
~ holiis, guni. IN a." county At the
NuVrs Drug store, Moray. l"N"'i
price. guaranteed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
sours aucsrIllp

eur mentor say. the motto ~ SOME
men to "put on till Tomorrow Whist
you can ~ to-day" !. wrong.
While we think 10 N Ne suggest as 10"
Peoples i'suy'. ticket ~ockl-.. JetrS ~
kansas aud cur Gllt-ft ~ Burkheld.
Iuhu onc- ssii that south Buckileld
w,s an original package. IL Us. easy
tu call names a. tn roll On a lug w the
winter. Hut what train ~ thought
thi. suggestion aruuss.. Ot all the un-
numhsrr,l losi. that inhibit thi. aud
other land. no two arr precisely alike.
Although al po,.e..e,l 10 the .am. sle-
ments 10 character, Vet existing in such
unequal quantities ~ 90 make every
human being an original package. We
arr brothers al. although horn Nv differ
sut lands ani under diNcr.s conditions.
Famine and p..tilencr eNlst aud carry
their inhururc acfu.s the broad cNpanse
~ u,ran to lands remote, With differing
customs, languages, Characteristic. ani
civilization. ls., brother. all, ani We
h.liry- that that Creative Poser dc.lgn-
,,i that ultimately al should h. pirtici-
p,nt. ihruugh their oNn ,olilions, free
and voluntary Choicv, 10 tie IoNs ~ q
celestial paradise.
Ilrur, of Uickysle Was alec q m"iu-
l.f 20 tie 1t Maine 'aalrN, aud ih"
time 49, Nhsn Dee va not 80 much 81
an cpi,ur- as nov. l,i,h food for
.ooih' l,tN f,t pork Nhcu ou the march
~. on. II the gr-atcst luNuri-. ever
,uurh.,ird To- N-,rN mortals here below.
~ one time We vent uu q IN day. rail-
With thru" daN. rati"ns. Iheu mind
YOU. llsnr II Di,kyilc. "ti,h i"id
va. Indeed luxury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
auNrnan cEs1Rl

NJ charlie. Nhi-ptt - Esst Eumioul
nee 9Th quite q bad avrbient rv,-ntl,
iepI ing upon q spike vhirh nearly
drove 10 thfuugh hi foot. lie has suf.
frfvl lnisus. psin.
NJ 1~orgv u. lloughion. Nifr and
,hiliryn have i-c.u stopping several
is,s a. The hnme - her father, NJ. John
thouip.uu.
quite a numl-t - the Young men 3D.
lunging o. the ~nus "a Veterans haNs
hal snmr n.si uniforms "a 80 fnr them
!. D. stephens hss utCv lins Il
Christmas gu,-ls
Bu.iu~.. ~ill - quite hri.k hcrr ths
''mlug siutrr.
VI John Thnmpsou l. mskiug some
gusid improvements aruund he haru.
ihr Int. arr anNiuusl, ssiting fof
skating
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
nnNAaIlA pOhn

col, Que carload 10 puiat""s has h"-u
.snt from 'his station thi. fall.
". Z. Morton I. putting In . guod
stock ~ ,hri.tm,s g""i. At IA" llnugh-
ton stnfr.
n .. lloughion, Eco, has s~cur-'i the
agrnc, iur "Nrnnld'. steam cooker lir
l. making guod .uv,".s w salr', a. " u
r-sll, Que ~ the h-.t arrangements Tor
cooking purpose. on the mukri.
D.. l.. E.ir. .cyur-,i hn~ deer lat
week two miles from thi. village. The,
ar yer, plrnt, ON ~" i'crhtm Mountain
range.
9. a. Ni,m. ,nd f,mil, have moved
to Bethel
Oricrf Ey~f.on made another s"Bufr
Thur.ity. II was a jag marked Z" u.
4. killhfrth. liumtori, We.
III. supper Ticket. At IN" ladies relief
cpfp. -ntrrt ,inmrnt will D. i've cent.
insi~ad ~ ftir-n q. given Ia the noilrr
last wr.k
The report - the teachers. reunion u
iu.t priui~,i AMI rcd, Tor cirrll'ti"n.
n ia very interesting hpok -'ne to Do
priye,l h, those Who have nn Interest w
the school. aud affair. ~ our town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
ALBANY

am lniutm~i that the meeting NJ
llethrl. ru,.ia,, ~ Es.t uNfuri l."aI
Union. \. rs. 4. D.. VS. largely At
tended rsyl,c ~ our End~aNorrts al.
tended sui report very pleasant and
cuio, able o,,ision. esp",isll, the -
c,Ilion Ia ilr -,ruing a. pc,. furing-
ton. Nasa very pleasant anuf, nearly
= hundrsi sntn,ci u bat their chpt'
,lou, m in,iuu afforded simple rVom AMI
ihr soviil pleasures addci much 10 the
l-,uniiful violation.
N.. Nliry Wilbur has gon" q" Hoe.
ton a. .I-ni the winter. IL. Ia. just e.
fus-,l au on.f io teach In NndoNrr At
- Ter w,,k whefr shr tsugat last sum
m~r.
~tnugc H. -, the little .on - Ah"
Auirvs. Nhn h,s i--rn very sick ipf IN
mouth.. sni much II ~" time phNsiri.
ans entertained un hop- - his recovery
l. nov gaining NcfN fapilN.
" " Mason ~ Rsth.l sas IN town
Thut.iay booking after hi' rv,l estate
hrrr.
N,-l Nnirra. improved the lliil'
fuft, - .nnN anil got some ten ~
tsrl,. ,urts ~ wubi O. his door ani
h. saN.,i Il up hN hurss ppsrr.
~. sI-ll 10 vera pl~asaut weather u
rnip,s,i d, everybody except the log
g-f.. aui they have good time inf cut
ting roads, yarding. sc.
Don't fsil o. .-v the hanisom"'t line
~ h"liil, good. Va the count, az tho
No,-. Drug store, NorsaN. l.psc't
pfic-s guaranteed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
wIsr BUcsFitlD.

Elli. whiiman .oli hi. oven aud steer.
Last WEEK.
" Au.iin came home FROM New
IIamI,.hirr b.t rue.iaN. lie Nill re-
tufn iu al.out q week
I. Turner IA. started Ia ON a h"ck Ut
.h.rp.
Mr.. T.. l.. Damon and tSu hired gifl'
cat 80 hush,l. ~ applc. thi. fall.
\. I.aNt-ucr gpt his thumb bitten hN
a hog that b. va. Killing one ia, last
week
y Merrill has bought ~" hay Ia the
:. 4. Harlow harm ani l. hauling u.
VI l.. BouurN Ia. gun" Ia ll'cunorc
Fall. aud .tsrted dental ofily-.
Our ~ th- sslrytmen ~ Greenwood
cam. over lat w-dnr.iaN aud carried
Mr.. l.. Morgan over "a their town farm,
Her mind 4. denugvi.
D.. n. Nu.iin IA. had neN furnace,
Maud Harlow l. SICK.
q. n. Fhgg !. picking evergreen Ia
.hip to lin.tun.
school IA. commenced Va the rrincr
and Darn,t District. anl finished la ih'
Allen District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
,l,- o,foso local UNION

D ~ e
.4...Hi annual mreting 20 thr
|... oxford I.o-sI tuIuu 20 ih, nu1s
~....sfiss 20 christian kudraN-
With ths Hrtllsi ,irt1
....I4,. lee sth Eeurvs'ni-
. acre, rrg-rut from th~ sHir'ir.
t...r. NrInttr. Bethel. t.llrti,
.... TlI.. Nurwa1. south iari'.
t.. -.mHrr. summer il.l and Wet
tori. aI.u visitor. from thf s"gi'iN
nam. y a.. and from ihs Lps'rth
... e.. aut christian lul"n 20 l'rih'l.
... forenoon ....inu uI-"usi suh q
rl.uI .sr,Ily conducted hN Nrs
u4aIr, ~ Mrghtul. ialis. alter
...N u4.au s.I.irs.. q ssI,utus pa NJ
l U.II. responded tu hY NJ " u.
...mau 90 isst ~lmurr The f'n ,i'-
20 Co., fur,uuHu Nas sl-ni ln lhf
...H.u ~ thr teu tupi.-, lhr
ethan Iuirs,ur Looking ha'A
I..aIuE r. uI~u-i rrsp~tiiNriN
Nj. usra.r ~luhuru 20 NORWAY anl
NJ Bale, 20 Nuiu,'r AMI par
.r..i .r rvurraIIy tN m,uh'fs pfvs-
Id. afternoon. after bri. fds,uti"na.
......... I..l Hs Er, D. Constant II
... "A thr uui1n pusyv'rird O."
.....r q urIe,r. Or che coming
a.t fi. faI.using fv.u.t
..I "A ID Is.f-.ar Hf t.tst ~aurfr
r rr,-lisuf. a. d ha~F' ..
a. r-,s.a-yr NJ. N isaa.'
fH.f s."."..
..f.rf. .f ilr -sN,rhI l"tal So
.. usti. Iu shiyh aN,fN "uNvNi
.t.uk IA. shown. Then t".-
.tf. U..u..I.H 90 tao more di'r
...f the Christian EuivaN"r t"p','
... In upsu,i IN NJ. ,. :
'ft..f sumner. and "lss"Aius
... .r...I ty NI.s lmogyu buru.
.ft..rtd.
...~. .f.-r. a rv,,Vtiuu Ma ten
4r.sU 80 the humr q l'ys. y
..#..f.n. Nhsr, che guests q" tn
r.f nearly a huuirvi Srrr "Iir' Il
a..staI nay auu 9Th Wusl'
..r,s,I w. ith t,,uutiiuI collation..
.H. evening" s-..t"u ut~u'd MN
hour. praise ssrNi,r, yunduci"d hl
A. Ih.us. SMILEY % Moray, i"t
..a,.i rt ths yIu.iug fupI,. ' lhs 'hil-i
.. IrI.a,ur. tuvkiug turs ard, "iru
. ft a., b D. kau"u - Bethel
.... .sm. "a conservation msvting 81
I..f hour. In Whi,h 10 b. believed ever
..f.,. mrmf.rr 20 thr \. 4. :. Z. =
.-r-ra, t.uk Ia part, and ths c"uNsuii"i
.....l With fl.r h1mu, "t"d D. ~lli
N.uuu W Met Ng,iu, aui %" t-u'
f.Hu.
Nut uulN Vas thi. meeting 81 ih
....I UNISON Neil attended. tut au raf
...f spirit tud deep iutrrv-t 49, mani
f..fs,I Throughout The urNt mr'iin.
aUl h. held al Net ~umusr in MAY v
june.
ANutr q thanks Nas extended o. IN
n.th.I friend. Toe kind attentions, la
.Iuding ths urgaui.t. coru-ti.t an
choir = De- a..i.tsd iu the evening" .ei
vice.. sud o. the t'Fsui Trunk EallNs
fsr rsIiutsti fare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
HEBRON.


Mi.s Bailey and her brother returned
lat week from Pennington where they
.p.ut Thanksgiving With their sister
Mr.. George rurington.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Brsinard are ai her
father, Rev. Dr. Cranes.
Rev. :. II. Richtrd.on II East sum
n.r Nas In town Tue.iay.
Mr.. Howe !. spending a few day.
"a i'm her soa. John Hove 81 iari..
Dr. Donhsm Il quite poorly but goes
cut little.
l.. ID. aud some other reader. 81 thu
Democrat Nill bc pleased t0 learn that
Mr.. Louise BarrOss Goodrich of Mont
gomery civ. Mo-, l. visiting friends
thi. way. She l. stopping With her ais
ter. Mr.. ". II. Clark Of Mechanic Falls
~ber. Ne had the pleasure ot seeing bel
rue.dav. She will De In Hebron lev
d,ys thi. week "a make short visit. q
obi friend. la her native piece.
Don't fall Ia se- the hsndsome.t lin'
Of holiday goods In the county at tbs
Moves Drug store, Norway. L"we-'
pri,-r- guaranteed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
NORWAY LAKE

William Bu,k eat hi Zoo, quite hidl,
this week
4 Ofin ~mith !. ~ home on hi Na'a
ton from cape Elizabeth, where be- u
teschlng
Iuhn woosi got hurt quit" h,dl, hl
the dead limb 81 q tree falling on him
IT, u cutting timber Tor Mr. Boobler 90
the llnlsi.t place.
:. y stevens has l'ccn surveying iol
4. II, Cumming. \ sons on ll"rse illl
In Oxford.
jaime. ,rocLcti /. ruttlng the lln" be-.
tse,n hi land aud :. \. stevens "a
hulli q iru,r w ~" spring.
Don't fall to SO the h'nds"mr-t lin'
~ holiday guoi. iu ~" ,pIuiN At ih'
NoNr- Drug Storr. NorssN loN~.i
pfiyes gutfsutccl
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Btrnel


Dr. liill IN. returned from his shoot
lng trip "a Virginia. lie ~s sbsen
some thr-. weeks.
Vim. D.. shilling. % Boston. fcrmerl,
OF Bethel, nov secretary ~ the Ameri
can Robin, Spool a shuttle Co., Nas Il
town last ~e.k. lie reports the bushes.
~ the company &c large aud Increasing
VT. 6eorge L.. Merrill, nov residing Al
lpckc's Mills, has bccn designated a.
manager ~ the American Bobbln, spoo
a shuttle Go. at thl. place aud l. nov
IN charge. lie u q msn ~ much en-
psfience In the bushes. and Tor SONS
time has b.cn connected with the DiN'
Held mill. lie will move herv a .oou
a. Do can procure . satisfactory rent,
VIZ. Merrill l. much liked aud respected
La business and social relations by all
sho know him, and our village l. Ia b.
congratulated that Il hs. gained him q.
citifsn. lie takes the position With
the American lIobhln. Spool 4 shuttls
60. formerly occupied b, the late David
br''iss aud while Ne thus gladly vel
come him, ~ SORROW la that death has
taken from Va Que ~ our hcst citiS.ns. q
man universally rv.pe,ted aud IL the
highest Integrity snd business sbllit,.
l.swis >haS of Bethel has hc~n allow
81 = pension ~ sl9 per month.
Mr.. VI. y. Young, Formerly cmplo, 81
In the ~ ,ol mill at LnCks's MILE, has
leu sent hsfe Ia act q. FOREMAN Va the
American Bobbln, spool a shuttle Co.
MILF. Mr.. Young has moved Into one
II the u"s house. 10 =. u. i'hilhrUok on
'huuh >tr,xt.
Toe I ni,rrsali.t 'ir'lr met With Mr..
olive Mason l,st "Wednesday. IN this
yir,l. the ladies meet IN the aftsTnoou
/ for work ani afr ioibsd - tea time hN
a." Young Icopls aud gentlemen. Tho
evening D. devoted o. .o,i u lntsf,0urs"
! sni lhvrarN eNsrriscs.
our ruicrprisiug printer, Z. :. Work,
l. ~ Nutk ujon sh--t d.,ut~l Ia the
int"rv.t. ~ iI.th~l. n I. Ia Cuu'l't 81
Eight Page. or mOrr. We tust that
ll"thsl aud BETHEL. husin"ss sill D. al
Nsrii.e,i lee 70 Without .iint sni that VIZ.
Work sill b. encouraged b, al. The
shcsT u 90 l.. issued ia.t 'ciorr the hol.
idA1s
Their Vill 30 rr,diug ani mus, 81
M ldss HILL. Ca thursdsN e,-uing ncNt,
under the management II Miss Ellen \,
Gibson. lh'' i 'hr lhlfH IN ,h' ''u' =
~ lr''"ir' ah' entertainments I"N w
P,"s''-' "''' sH' =" ~ 'n' " VIII ~
81 rh' l',.'' a'''a''N', -,,.
~ i"NH' '"'u"'' ~ ~
"'N h'' 's'''' v"
'', ~. >.h' So - var
l''','ni h' th' 'n'''N''"' ''"" ~
~. ~ ~ w. lu'eW'"',
lh' t''i ''Ni"ri lf''u n'nn 81 we
] J. = =. ,. bell VI anuuh c"uNrn-
l"n "lth ih" '"ngt'c'l"hal 'n"''n ".
l'"il''I let lu".daN. \ ial irr'H 81
u u gwen clseShcfr
W" following "fi'rfs "i ih' h''h'
l'sisr an \ VI w"fr 'n'ia'l'' hN ".
W, g. u N'l'N, I''l .. =. w a''''''i
hN u VI, 'has. y. Nnd'i.'n' A' W
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WES1 PERU.

Married, dee. q, nj IN. residence oi
Mr.. Joel white. by l.e,. ~. Roy., Mt
Everett sims aud Mrs. El,ln y. Whit.
Dey, both of Dixfeli.
Rev ~. Rows Occupied the palplt In
the Free B,p,l.t church Dcc. q.
u. l.. Rove has bought out Henry
Floyd, snd !. going 10 try hl. luck At
housekeeping.
The new rad has been opened Ia the
public, aud the old rosd !. being made
Into q railroad.
A. y. burgess aud wife have gone Ia
>ibcri, for the winter.
There wa. strike on ID. upper SEE
tion of the railroad last "Wednesday,
caused by q cut-down In wages, but work
WAS resumed the neat day.
Mr.. Collins Ia. taken . job 81 j. :.
Harlow cutting aud hauling birch from
slberis Ia the spool MILL AZ DiNilsli.
The crew of Freedmen that have
lc-u getting out sleeper. IN the 4. u.
lane neighborhood arr going a. move
down Ia Ellsworth Piper. and make
Sleeper. la that section while.
The boarlcr. are coming back Ia West
Peru.
Work u going to commence In earnest
on the blg l-'igr soon. IN. engine vent
up TODAY Ia run the steam drill.
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n ..-m. .. though Il !. impossible for
TIE most ln,ctsratc grumhlcr "a hnd
fault With the weather this fall, bat be
will .upp".". some people arr never
happy unlr.. thry have somebody or
something to hnd fault With. old Cap.
tain jordan used a. cav that ~. good
Lord could not give us a real pleasant
dsy. hut some pUor fool would come
along aud call II Weather bfr"der.
IN. fall 20 ISL was much III" thi.. 90
N. morning - Dr,. ath 10 that year !
vent from Mason a. the cast part If ~
btny Ga teach school ant WHEN GOT
th-rr I.-opl~ we're ploNiug, digging hni
building. ani other Kind, ~ work u'n.
all, done la Ostobrr. We had cold
a lnIrf