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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

-Four counties In illlnois-D Douglas
houltnc. Coles aud Edgnr-mpply a
hrgc proportion of the worlis stock Of
broom com-natlely, abou. 1900 tons,
valued At " 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

The surface roads Of New York city
carry more passengers annually than arc
carried By the co~biued steam railroads
Of New York state Ia tho same interval
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-31

Darwin has said that large per cent
Of all sweet ccnted ilowcra arc white;
now Micholoi has proved that there arc
no poisonous Goa plants
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ALBANY.


Three deaths IN town last week.
Calvin .. Abbott, sge'i about ~ years
pas.e,I away after a long aud distrrss.
log Illne.. Ilright's disease. lie was 4
worthy aud respected ciilfcn. lie leave.
a wife, two sons aud two daughters. 4
brother and several sisters.
Newton q. Moore. family have been
called Ia part with another ~ their chill.
drcn within the week, q daughter about
two year. If age. Another child l. sick.
They hNc the sympathy oi our people.
The number ~ slck i increasing
among ~.
Ju.tice Aspinwall l. ordered Ia report
to the boarl ~ surgeons nj south Paris
for examination With reference Ia an
increase ~ pension.
The \. T.. =. 4. v. have an entertain
mcnt AZ the ycstry Tuesday evening, q
box supper, mu.ic and game. and q 30
clal hour.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Allen, Who were married
q few weeks ago and arr living With her
parents. Mr. and Mr.. Jane. Flint, gave
a reception Friday evening. \ pleasant
time.
Mistake {. no haystack.~ II u were
! would probably have my .harr OF hay.
Gucs. the typ. settlers would have hay
o. bait q horse nov aud then. The boy
used a. sAy hi pa shattered.
Being confined a. the hou.e, ] have
not heard that muslcal bird callci CROW,
presume d. i round just the same.
Some ~ the Wise mrn of the Legislature
are having a little sympathy for The
bird. or Tor the tax payers. Think old
hruin sh0uld not D. Jet "a. There i No
guod Ia him anyway, only a. b. j.
bFouet under The hammer aud knife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
HEBRON

Mr.. George Wing 81 Auburn !. visiting
his cousin. Mr.. n. n. >tearns.
"wednesday evening the qusrtcite went
"a Taris a. sing 40 an entertainment in
the Rapti.t church.
The student. held their middle .oclablc
"Wednesday evening.
F.R. clover {. quite sick with the pre-
,ailing cold. Mr.. GloScr's family an,
al lick ani many others.
\ few have tapped their tree. bat u
has not hceu very good zap weather the
past week.
We noticed IA last weeks Advertiser
that George Doughty ~ Greenwood la'
/. Gov from which he has made l0' half
pound halls 10 butter from Nov. 2ii "a
rch. ssth. We have cos from which
NJ have .old 4 l.! quart. 81 milk a daN
since the beginning of the spring term
have used about quart and have aver
aged | IL pound. 10 butter week. he
forr .elling the milk the least buttei
made In a Wevk was ) pounds, Nhet
NOR. milk ani cream than usual hat
t-,en used. We had not thought 81 CIV
ing her newspaper no,oheiy I'LL reading
the Item. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

The friend. ~ Mr.. Nellie &. lionney
arr much pleased GA learning ~ the b.
que.t ~ eleven or twelve thousand dol
lar. "a her aud her sous, Guy ani Carl,
by the late Edwin Conant, Esl., Ut
Nurt~strr. Mns..
n. n. Wariin returned saturday from
Massachusetts, where be- has been the
past season dealing Ia .pfuc" gum
bringing home q neV bride.
Hru,,sn Richmond. Who has been haul
lng spruce for the oxford Land Co.
hcing lndi.I,o.c,i, has resigned aud gone
home
NJ. ~tillman ~ Peru has b"cn hauling
With hi pair ~ valuable hors".. On
Tur.day one Tell, rupturing blood
vessel aud died the same night, knock
Ing him out - more than a winter.
work.
several ''tendsrfcct" have been up Ga
rrcfult their dnanc.. by hauling spruce
bat one trip cuuyinccs them " takes
more than one 10 Georges lessons io
MAKE a gnud transfer ani they leave.
Z. 4. ~Wasry, Eel, aud George u.
staples, aud james lri.h aud hi. nephew
have Waited We the past week.
LAWYER Robinson has been here pre-
pairing for prosecuting mining un hi'
gold claims the coming spring
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
TIE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolSos OF TIE WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS oF TIE COUNTY.
MY PARIS


last Tuesday was a very busy day Ia
this Nisinlty.
Mr. frcd bartlett, the ieweler, u com
log Ia this place the siih 10 spend
week With NJ.
Mr.. l.. :. Gilman ~ south rAris ha'
class la Instrumental music In TIL
place.
Mr.. George Burnhsm aud wife arr
Waiting az her fathers, Mr.. J. W. Willis
Prank EllingNcoi cat three finger
quite badly while AZ work Ia the P1once'
Nill one day last week.
Remember the temperance meeting N
thc Rtptist Church this Monday evening
Ths Wet Paris Grange has variety
entertainment la puuham's Hall Mon
day evening.
IN. r.. AnirrWs. T. q. Pcrham and
Prank Rcck have hc.n elected delegate.
o. represent Golien Rule lodge st ths
Grand Lodge. which !. a. b. held Ia
lewiston In April.
The Pioneer chair co.. mill has been
.hut down "a part ~ The Ncck to enable
ths hrm tn take acCount II stock. This
company hts h.eu recognized into a
.icck company With the following mem-
hsr.
~ o ,.ruish. l. n. Auirv~s. q. n Corui.h.
tsfssrEt n ~etiers.
The capital stock. s.ti,Wo; paid In,
stl.wsl They are talking ot moving
thr hnishlng department Ca Portland,
bat will not de- u iust Al prc-eut.
\ warrant i p0stc,l calling q sch"ol
meeting 40 the old sch"ol house Friday,
March 18th.
NJ. :. n. is,ykc aud daughter, MIS-
Linda Iockc. arr AZ wcsthrOok, Ne.
Nj. tocke 9. O. attend school AZ the
SEMINARY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
AFliCO


Two families arr Ia move into the
John u. kidder house soOn-lios"a w.
whitman. aud Harry III. 1leasOn's.
Pete Eastman has moved Ia the AVER.
Little farm on Thompson Hill.
The Oldham house l. vacant. Mr.'
Oldham la. gone Ia Avon With her
daughter. Mrs. Herbert q. Gleason.
Chas. Eastman has returned from
Weld aud moved into the house viii
VIII Holt, Who, having recently married
has returned TO HI. farm.
Widow flagg has moved from the
corner Ia the house near sewall Goh q
James T.. Irish has moved from Peru
"a the walker house Ia i.oxbury.
last sunday evening the infant son OF
John T.. Richards swallowed safety
pin, but Il stopped near enough Ia ih'
cavity OF his mouth to b. reached by Dr
Stur,e,ant ~ Dlxfeld, Who removed u
With instruments after IL had remained
m the throat some two hours.
sPARkEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ksDOvER

Henry Mile lo.t horse hy slipping
on the lcc aud hrviklng HI. lex.
4 meeting was called the lth to C"n-
slder the feasibility ot organizing pub
/ lie library. VI. Cabot offer. to place
sluo AZ their disposal II ~" people VIII
raise a Ike sum AZ least and AZ much
more as they can. Truly this i an Oh
lcrt worthy II cndcayur. Owing io 10"
storm the meeting adjourned without
ltfanactlng any huslness. u u most
Earnestly de.lrvd by many that ihl. OBJ
,~ct NAV culmluate 10 a permanent or
ganiSation.
PIP. Thomas logging crrw have come
FROM tho woods. Mr. Thomas IMPORT. a
good winters work.
S.E. clark snd family have gone Ia
Eangvlry to live.
Dr. q. \. bridge. Ia. left herr and
has locatcl Ia laugclcy.
sixty or morr couples from lhNheld'
Iumfoul aud Hanover came Ia Ando'cr
for a ride and danc- M" lpth. Al -
ported a grand good time, with enough
to at ani drink.
Mr.. 4. y. smith entertained the con
gr,gstlonal circle AZ the hall last W"i-
nesdaN.
:. Cabo, {. visiting nj. family Ia
Philadelphia.
Tho \. T.. :. 4. y. meeting. are fully
Attended. The Interest unaffected IN
thc.e me, ting. show. tha' the Young
people arr Interested IN IA" work of the
Master.
4. T.. Marston ha. brought home from
Norway With him tccrnily fnr Nor
man horss.
several ~ our noted hors-msn attend
"a N. trnt on the Ice AZ Bethel lat week.
4. none can tell the same story twic"
alike. W. conclude there must have bc'n
the third party Interested.
~ The auction salc of pews IN the
Congregational Chunh the liih, 'iN
p"ws wrfr sold, price averaging about
40 each
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
GREENWOOD

n Nas mentioned the last ~ February
that "a. sap SEASON would soon D. along
aud lat Monday Ne werr treated With
a drink II the .vc.i Juice and also smell
"a the sacyharinv odor as II Was t-tng
,,oilci dosn. bat yrt, Judging from out
sari appearance, We can but think u
q. somewhat previous.
Darius -. Davis. ~ Nlunrsoia, has
from time o. time sent "a q Photograph
81 al. hou.s With hi. family standing IN
front: p.Akis Lake. Nth himsclf. wife
ADD daughter Ia the foreground aud q
.irlne ~ lakr fsh, t-twc-n % and ~ in
numi-f. With very pretty scenery Ia
connection. AMI la; vcsk 49, received .
picture - himself aud wife, cabinet .ifr.
W. II. IA. this Ca ay about them 3
They arr hnmrly a.. hedge fence, bat
they look lust Ike IA all ~" same.
Ne call thrm good looking pictures, al
thuugh his - months la the army CAus"
him a. look pr-maturrly old. They
have hal a ine winter cot their aud but
little snow.
Nv. SNan, Who live. four miles from
Lake. Mill.. la. b~.n hauling pulp
sood o. that station AMI the ioh i not
set uuishfl.
Ransom cole live. mile nearer aui
has h~cn hauling another Kind ~ wool
thee. In. other day b. had occasion
Ia load q car a. the MILE, and not haN-
iug any morr Nood to haul ~ hi own,
n. dru1r down 10 Mr. SSau's aud t"ok q
load - pulp No'd along. h"cans', a. "a"
hl. Own words. b. cOuld just a. we'll take
a Load az a. not. Hos l. that Tor a
nrighboff quite unlike that VA anoih-
n mau who refused o. lsi his neighbour
make a winter road across the corner %
hi. held for fear II would lii cat some
II hi. gras.. And Vet that same man
ani hi. brother eat anf hauled WOOL
acrn.. the other. grass field the most 81
on. winter. a disianc" 81 nearly INV
rui.. Hos 4. that for a neighbour Hat
thru Ne must remember that there ]. A.
much difference Ia folks A. there l. In
.uy f.slt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
wssr SUMNER.

The remain. IL Mr.. Charles Howe of
Bo.ton wer. brought here for lnterment
the iIth. PRAYER wa. offered nj the
home of hl. sister. Mr.. Polly Howe, thu
18th. by Rev. Mr.. Rlchsrd.on. The re-
mains we're accompanied by ~ son
George 4. Howe, Who after visiting ms
brother nj Canton, q. L.. y. Howe, few
hours, returned tn boston the following
dav. Two sister. and a brother of tbs
decreased live here.
Mr.. r.. l.. Tuell ~ Norway has been
with her sister, Mrs. George \. chind'
Ter. for a week, having been quite sick,
being now Joined by her husband.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Vim. u. Berry are u
LAWRENCE, Mass, having been callei
there by the death 81 Mrs. Berry, SISTER
MI.. Emily Lawrence.
Dr. q. VI. Bl.bee Il away on a vacation
sine. the 18th.
m. L. Hyer.on wa. elected agent foI
the coming year at the school meeting
~ the nth. 800,
MI.. Lena sewall 81 sumner Iiill
daughter Of Vim. X. sewall, IL working
AZ conductor stoves AZ South Paris.
Frank Doble of Ilyermore visited a
hi. fathers, T.. q. Doble's, a few day
since. Mis-. Eva Il with her sister, Mrs
Mansfield, at Lynn.
Good Templars' entertainment satur
day evening, the slst.
school l. thlnly attended because o.
the prevailing di.temper With which 81
many are afflicted.
E.w. Chandler returned from Angus
"a few days since.
be out these fine days.
Has the correspondent at North-Wes
Bethel yet to learn that with some, no
A woman, IL IL among the Impossible
not To have the ''last word"f and hol
writ tells us to avoid contention AZ IL
not profitable. go,
Mlss Geneyra Barrett OF sumner jill
has been for some months 1t her broth
er's In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
.nn1a nIIckfiIIn-

4. \. g~cori ani wife ~ south fari'
aud Alonfn buck aud wife 20 Mechanic
Falls wrrc At u. l.. farpr'' sunday, ih'
18th insi.
q. l.. Hates AMI wife II Wet SumneI
Ne'c Al u Monks the 18th.
Harry Head WAS able "a return Il
school AZ Hebron m" 10th.
The ret Il the family ~ J, &. Head
are hsttst.
M. Heads family arr about all 'ick
Including Mr.. Hollin Stetson Who cam'
home Tor few days.
Il grippe seem. Ia - the prevailing
trouble.
Luclu. Rccori lo.i nlcc COW few
DAYS ago.
Dora Nmc. ~ piSheld !. At her a.
thrr'.. y. u. Bicknell'..
Mr.. Y. u. Bickncll has been 81 sum
nrr visiting her daughter, Mrs. Scldcn
Bstrrtt.
~. Bicknell and wife wcrv At Nor
way la.i wcck visiting their son Everett
Nr.. John Bruck fell AMI hrok. h.I
wrI.t al the lower village the nth. u
dolng we'll a. this writing.
Mr.. Ira Lucas, Who Ia. been At ". ".
ilcrssy'. the past few w~cks, was callc.l
IN Lowell. Mass. by Telegram the l'ti
on account - The serious Illness ~ hri
daughter Dora.
Mr.. Hollis Hall was csllci o. Port
land by telegram the 18th whsr" her
daughter Ndilc Il ai the Maine "eneral
Hospital.
Artie Foster ~ Auburn j. AZ y. \
Warren. while his mother l. away At
New York on visit.
prof. Moody wife ani daughter Of
Nuburn we're AZ u. y. ilcald'. the 18th
&c. Marbl, and daughter, Mr.. or
lando Thayrr. ~ Paris, were AZ oul
place the 18th. making friendly calls
EVERYBODY Nas glad a. ser them.
J.F. Blckuell aud wife We're visiting
Al Merritt Isrraf's the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
EAsr SUMNER

such an amount "a sicknsss from bad
cold. q. almost unprecedented. Hardly
a hmi, that has esCap~i It, attack.
n ..sm. 60 De- more prevalent than Ia
.rIptr 90 last winter. eur physlchns
try worked hnri and liable ." D. sick
Themselves.
william Il. tary, one Of our b~si
farmer. aud citizens. l. very low aud
fear. arr eutrrtt aimed that h. NAV NO,
r,IIv again. Ammiel Thompson l. also
Nrry ,oN Aui evidently not long a. ~
main. NJ cary has a very likely i've
,sar-aII hor.s by Prescott that b" would
lILs to .,ll. ~ ~ course hc cannot hand
D, him.
Meal q. now Sis pr bar with pros-
t-.yt 81 going higher. Pretty close w.
uring to gri the money back With bcei
AZ fyr rrui. aud butter al fiftesn. Their,
4. uo Nlnking the fact out ~ Eight that
a. TuNu.sud us~,i tu say, u i "hlo"dy
hard time. for those agriculturally In
,Unc,l." 10 charge thi. % Republican
rule NAV Afford comfort a. some, bat u
don't paw taXe. nor advance the price Of
PORK. Well. Il j. no use O. groSl, and
much better o. rcunomife aud sing
Glow bIe.t The De that bind, etc.
~lgtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
fRvEBuRO.


The spring term ~ the Academy open
ed Tuesday with an attendance ~ 90
The class parts have been assigned a.
follows, salutatory, Arthur jefferson,
North Conwsyi Naleilctory, susan
Walker. fryeburg; Prophecy, Georgia
Gaichcll. Brownheld; Grafton, Pred
Weeks, Chatham, v. H.; foem, Ida
Ilildebrand.
John wadsworth spent sunday Ia
town.
The next meeting 10 the Woman.
Club will h. held Ia the Congregational
vr.try, March u. The subject will be
"Becthoyen-, and the programme vii
consist % papers, readings with musical
numbers.
The village churrhc. will make the
usual Observance ~ Easter Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
IAs1 RRonNElIlD.

The Temperance convert 10y the sab
bath school on the 18th was the bcsi
given for a long time.
Ia. circle met with Mr.. 4. II. fcs-
.sndcn on the 18th.
quite a number - scholar. are attend
log the academy az frycburg. Those
" h. have h-,n for a long tim" viii grad.
uate In June The new oues arr Isabel
and ~tmmlr ~tickney aud Eugcne Rog-
ers.
Mr.. l.. u. Dilc. q. spending some
time At Augusta With her husband.
co. ~tickncy has b.cn down from
Ic,lsione. y. ~, Tor a few day..
Mr. and Mr.. \. u. 1rr,nlaw have
rrnteI a house herr and will remain q
while.
Mr.. !. :. Gray IA. h"cn "a boston a.
yi.lt her mother. Mr.. roorr, Who j.
very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
EAST WATERFORD

Jane. Norwood ~ Portland visited
hi. brother last week.
Prank Washburne went Ia Massachu-
sets the 18th where he expect. 10 find
work.
Thoma. brown l. confined 10 the
house with asthma. Charlie. York
drives the stage for him.
whitney Buck has Ia grippe.
Mr.. II. u. Pride aud Mrs.. q. \. Mil
ler are also sick.
Nothing was done at the town meet
| Ing ~ the 18th except Ia reduce the sum
fr.t raised for schools $500.
\ man employed by Mr. Milllken Of
BALDWIN Ia get out hoop pole. has NOV
81 his family. consisting 81 wife aud
seven children, into the \. j. Patterson
house
one morning last week l.. VI. sander
sou found one Of hi. horse. had leg
broken. II Il supposed that while lying
down the horse In the next stall stepped
on Il. lie had him shot. u vas good
work horse and valued by the family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
EAST BETHEL.

Mr.. aud Mr.. T.. ". Bartlett celebrated
the fifth anniversary IL their marriage
AZ their home Monday evening, March
18th. some very pretty aud useful
present. were received among which
WAS a handsome rocking chair. \ nlce
treat was served and good time enjoyed
by all present.
Emery ". Bartlett Of Pittsburg, Pa,
night editor Of the daily paper Of that
city, Il nov visiting hi. father. Asa Bart
lett. Who !. Ia very poor health.
y. y. ilaInes Ia. sold hi. farm Ia
Charlie. Bryant, aud purchased the home
stead farm Of y. Is. Howe.
Master Leon Bartlett from berlin
y. H.. l. spending his vacation With rels'
tive. here aud al Lockers Mills.
n. II. Howe returned from Paris with
nj. bride Wednesday, March 18th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Bryant are "a
have charge of the Bethel town farm
another year.
A number from this place joined th,
sleigh ride TO Andoyer, Thursday, Marci
i 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
UPTON


Mr.. "A. D. West vent % Bethel wei
nr.,iay nisht a. take the o'clock train
o. Norway % care for Mr.. allie Abo"t
" ho l. sick.
Their are several sick ones In town
prs. Twiichsll and Twaaidle were IN
Upton Wednesday to visit sick ones.
Mr.. Morgan. a spifltualist from Dex-
ter. /. In town for few weeks.
Eta Howe % Hanover u teaching
priyaie school on MIL Street.
Mary Abbott has gone to Lebanon' ~
m. ii
mi ~tsarns was here "Wednesday sell-
ing beef. lie sold twelve quarters after
leaving home aud expected Ia sell mors
before his return.
Coolidge 4 Brown have taken their
team. from the woods on account 81
deep snow. They have had to sho'e'
since January.
Thomas a Porter Of Andover passed
through Upton Tuesday on their va!
home from the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ROSBURY

trDi Knapp, With a email Ctvs l.. put
.fIn. iu o. stir dam 40 Cannon Falls
~spirs a co. arr having The loh don'
Or driving purposes.
The birch msu have fiulshe,i their lo'
having drawn about 81" cords 10 l'lch
ari. min.
A., o1. can ~ iob drawing .p"o
.fI.ks tl UXhsli.
John Erri G, puiiing ,hs not CA hi'
barn.
IL. rruas have cume. They have
harp, eaN uuN that the bounty l. %
~ ,uuli have .parvi The remainder o
ths fhI-,iug rogue. bat uur hS maker
want to De- something II t l. not YER
smart.
ear Republican laW maker had roI'
enough aud have hung thems,lNrs by
ILUUrs the Australian ballot bill an'
kurvUug doNu o. The iio.ton a MAin'
| Railroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Well. vsH o. Doth appear uu thr
f..,uf If flsf Ut are iu Cor be- oar entire
fssIT. f...ur auI ti.ur... ava, up q" ihr
f.f. g .uI heart Plenty 90 rusm lu
vsi..l fa rlffIr around aui i- happy. y.
81 a. .ahHh b. Nau.Iurt Mruteurfl
ElfUreamr as $40 Translate if. tui f I.
ur.rthIt correct. However aF pr.IH.f
p. Substitute auHfLfr f uHf a. better
name fur che Issf.s Tent Elr.luc hmr
u,tr..aus fu luu Please .fuI along
fhs circumference GO fhr finger thif
urtr. fhr fIus tUi Chat sou I.uf .l'H ihr
p.r speaking ai"uf T.' r'm.ui. mr O."
80 al ...mtU question. eau Nuu g'sne
..,.rfIr. maahI1 hHi sa.fr'uomI.
.".. Ihfr. d. .Hmrfb.H. soothing aui
...suus .u chat uhth b. NaIEsrI,
t.rm.I .,lFIs." ~ Nuu ever uufI.rIi.
If.I Chat f give. "a fr.."v -urt 20 au
...r.H4. -su.tf.Hu tn have a. uN' fe't
f..r ... hr. Itm-rI n.fh large bloc 't's
.... rsrf..f t.ulufi 90 lgt hr"uu hair.
.....- o.. I.u. lrtu.us hard upon h.m
... resting erI U.utrut uul'r th'
.t...t 20 OH. -eIrg Nui when D.
...-. ..r. fhlf F.. forever u iHr ever
......s. 600 fhr trHsu hair vh.iru. hui
fI. H.u. .Ir. f.ig unIr.. he 80. III hiiI
E. f...- fr.f b., d.. R man 90 means bni
.....f. comfortably hNrt sing t, o..
r.r.. sing .HI. a.. m.. .'I.
Ie..I.aa uuuuff, last Ue,k W ifh a
.....f household diving. Never Was
.... ODD. lHu-r tsfHrr li i.ut usual
t.|.. . farm vlIhHut Inspection. u
.... ..f. .u u.kt ts taking "a woman
.. .r..t .rI a.fhuUf Iu-pstfIHa. How
.tt.. r.st I. OBJ. Dt1 fhrt are generally
.... Or fHkrs atsslf s Nttruf marri'l
t FL. 80 acquainted, I suys.. The
..u. .H flr little NsI."v h'u.r "n
nj ....... IrumuufUry arr very pleasant.
h..a fl.l ma.t d. .o hY the 'ihN ~
H suI Ihr IttIe trout rnUm zap
..H III. particularly pleasant hui tufN
... slightly. Naag,ura m} ,hhrmrf.
Is.fs..
Me- IsIur,.i Hove beyond Canton
.r. 900 uHt rryugu.fr h.m tiil t"n Tao" i'
-.. tm Na, srrrt him un thr other
.H.-. IIelru that d. ha. BrIchJs tis-
.- Ils ht. ls.t thr f1rii book that
a. rrmsmb-r H. b. evidently pt.s-
100 ryfhBp. pc more rapidly than
..-. In apparent health.
H....uf u. Whu are uuf talking horse
H.sIns huar.,, aHi talking through
.. ......- which L. better than nothing
..I fIs ry.aIt % thr prevailing rpi-
~...bsm iartl-. are I",atiuc herr.
.....-. harness. maker. yIrrHg'-m
..Ia blacksmith from there d. .r'sius
..f conc Of thr parties, ''"osisln
.I.a. I. fNs ~tuushHm Currv.puuieui 81
...H. u.r. arr several urIrs Nhf
.r.l .N..u. tu furnish ihr people viii
ttff There sfrm, tu D. deep .'aiFl
..E.ff fu camp ou che ground aud to h'
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...f.u 60. Iu .truug aud constant
II.H. here may uHt be disappointment
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IS. Bakers lat poem b. proof l'o-l
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
PERU

Jack McIaln ani family hay. moved
hame on 10 their farm and b. u getting
ready o. make syrup.
H6Ward Turner IA. got his new water
Wheel aud his board saving mtchln'
home aud b. has commenced "a haul hl'
lumber from siberia 10 build hi mill
Nith
n. ". Knight and wife have been We.
itiug their daughter, Mrs. SHILLING, o'
Turner. ,,.,-
Mr.. e. =. walker l. Oh visiting
friends.
NJ. Hall wrapped three COWS and
calf Zoe colt With llosea leaton 81
piXheld.
u. ". Knight has beeu chosen agent
ln District w. 2.
Ar. Walker lo-t valuable thrre>
,,ar-oA heifcr by getting hung az hl
Ter ti,-up chain during the hight