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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24
Exchange at New York.

Exchange at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS La, July 90
Special to the Gazette
Sterling Commercial, 60 days.....4 s1sI
trancs-Commercial. 80 days $50. , 2Iss
New York sight-Bank -. 49,. p premium
commercial. .............. 20 discount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24
FINANCIAL.
British ConSols.

British Consols.
Special to the Gazette
LONDON, July 23.-Consols closed 95 1916 for
money: for silver, i6ls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24
COTTON MARKETS.

Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates IL,
Denver and Rio Grande preferred .......... 4Sl.
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Galveston Sugar Market.
Galveston wool Market.

Galveston Wool Market.
Special TO the Gazette
Galveston, Tex. July as-wool-Marl;et
closed quiet at yesterdays quotations
Unsecured wool
SFIING-TwELvE MONTHS CLIP.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24

GENERAL MARKETS.
Freights from Galveston
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX. July es-By steamship
from Galveston. Tex:
To Liverpool 15s4d
To continent. 5-JSd
To New Yaxk s9c = ,e1 rs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24

lAlI quotations below are revised daily by lead
ing dealers, and will be found reliable, whole
sale and retail, as specified
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24
VINEGAR, CIDER, PICKLES.

Cider, apple, half bbls, 81 90; crab apple, To-
bbls, 10 gal, S. 90; 5O-gal bbls S12 50. Vinegar,
apple, 30 grain, per gal. lie: 40 grain per gal
l'ci white wine, per gal, lie; pure apple. per
gal, 3Uc. Pickles, medium halves 81 So small
40 -; medium bbls, SO 90; small bbls, 81 80;
small loyal, 81 80; gherlins, per Dbl, Sl2 so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24

Starch, pearl, 4lsc; Jumps, &c. Herring. i'm
ported, 81 % per keg. Cider crabappIe 4Oc;.
Missouri, soc; per half Dbl, a OOdl4 IS Vine
gar, i59a5c. Concentrated I've, 81 10, four doz
IN case per case. Jugs. glazed. Ice, per gal:
crooks. glazed. 10c per gal Indigo. 75c per 10
blueing, 30c0s1 90 per doz. Coleman's mus ard,
4 70, 81 p per dOZ Maccaroni imported he
Il1sc per D; American, 65c per half box Tubs
No. l. oak grain, 80 80: No. 9, IS 80; No. g. 500
per doz. No. l. fiber, 81 80: No Q SO 80: No 3.
Sl3 80 per doz. Redwood, No. 9. ~ 30: No g So So
oak grain 50 50. Buckets, two hoops 81 50 per
doZ Baking powders, bulk. lie; lib cans
81 90 Nermicelli, small box. &c Catsup. in
bulk, per gal. Sc Worcestershire sauce in
bulk, per gal, 81 25 Rope, grass l.-inch basis
lie; cotton. %, l6, i6c. Sassafrass root i2c
per D. Butcher pa per, 81 C per Ii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24

Wholesale quotations-Best patents, 50 O
per loo ms; half patents, So co. third grade
~ %; fourth grade. 81 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-24


Caramels, assorted favor, 5-b box, 75c; Jelly
beans, 5-n box, 75c; gum drops, A. B., assorted
navors. 5-n box, 40c; japanese strips, cocoanut
davor, 5-b box, 65c; rock. assorted and white
1oc; French kisses, q d. 75c: chocolate creams
Al, 9Oc; lemon drops, frosted, per box Csc;
pnrnt almonds, per box. 7oc: creams, hand made
~ varieties, sSc; peanut blocks, 65c: peanut bar
per box, zoe; lozengeS, assorted CON, 5D box
75c: gum drops, Mound City 5-fb box, CSC; marsh
malowS, bantam, g. b box sc; marsh mallors
dainty. D. ID box, 81 %: mixed candy pals per 10.
sc: kindergarten. mixed, Ice; fancy flint s. S
candy, assorted pals, SIC; fancy flint, !. pound
Sticks. 5-D boxes. 45c.
PRESERVES, JELLIES, ETC.
Jeilies, assorted, sob wood pals p n. nc.
5h tin pals, 2 doz s. IS; preserves.
% tins 2 doz, S. 50; peach and pear,
pals, lie: assorted. 90 and 4O-D pals, in case
q D, Sc.
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, ETC.
Rafsins. London layer, California, So 80; loose
mtascateIs: California. Sc %: grapes, new Cali
cask about 32ODs, 2 u, &c; boxes about 9Ofss'
&c; prunes, French. 50 to s. to b, 80 % boxes.
i2isc; 60 to 60 to ID, sob boxes, 14c; Turkish.
new crop, bags about 200 bs, i0c; SOD lots.
ie1ic; hgs, choice layers, bags about 60 Ds, 2 b,
&C; 10 d boxes. D. l5c: oval. Z s. 2 100 boxes
IS .; dates, Persian, 5O-n boxes, Sc; citron'
Leghorn, 2on boxes, 2 b, 2ac.
HIDES AND WOOL.
Buyers are giving: Dry butchers hides. first
cas- sc 2 n; light, &c; dry fallen &c: damaged,
g5c; pelts 0G4bc; dry sailed, heavy. SC; bull
St.c' snearings 1oc; horns, / oofs and bones, o
ton. 90 delivered
Wool-Light medium, 1a021c; light fine, l3a
l6c; heavy fine. ladi5c
PACKISG-HoUsE PRODUCTS
Following are Wholesale quotations for Fort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
EASI SIMMER.

l.. II. Bl.bce, !. :. IIoigion, Rev. u
:. lllbbari and other. are making I'm
proVements about their promises.
william u. Cary l. evidently la bettel
health than during the winter, As all vii
b. glad To hear.
Ira Palmer l. recovering from fever
and other sick ones seem 10 be improy
Ing.
We notice In the list ~ speakers fol
Memorial Day. Mr.. Chllcott 81 Eli.
worth assigned for West sumner, wher,
the loyal citizens az sumner will hold
appropriate exercises. The people al
Oli Sumner always honor the day b,
turning out. irrespective of party ami
alton. aud attending the services.
several % our school. will .ommenc'
on Monday. Mis-. Maggie l.. IIortor
will have charge ~ the school at tn
Flat. She !. taking course of study Al
Edward Little Institute at Auburn
Miss Rilla spauldlng l. also attending
the same Institution.
sIOcrM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
YrANrON.

Mr.. q. ryTorlc has soll his stand on
spring fwct to Mrs. VI. &. Delano
Mr.. ToRc reserved q house lot on which
be cShtemplate. building In the neat
futyfr.
Ilicon Kills has been treating hl.
hullding. to a coat IL paint.
Dr. Packard of West Paris visited Mr..
y. a.. Hollis last week. lie WAS acc"m.
panlei by Mr.. Jane. Ramsdell, q former
partner ~ Mr.. Hollis.
The uniyer.slists presented the drama
''The Flowing Bowl" to = large audi
cncc at Buckhcld last Thursdsy evening.
They we're accompanied by large
number from thl. place. A special train
was run ovr the u. y. a n. A good
time was reported.
Rartle,i. the lcveler. u Ia town.
The railroad commissioners made n
trip over IA. u. D. a. u. Railroad Wcd-
nesday.
Hon. waldo rcitengill of i,umfori
aud Hugh J. Chisholm, Esq., of Fort
land. we're In town "wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
BuCSFiElD.

settled going aud green lawns nesrll
two weeks earlier than last year.
Horace \. Irish aud family returne,
from I.ostou last week all the victims ol
Ia grippe.
Mrs. Abble Bumpu. 81 Dorchester
Mass, 4. visiting Mrs. Thomas Lincoln
nj East Buckncld.
Mr-. 4. :. Bridgham, ~ Portland, u NJ
her daughters, Mrs. Henry Nulty's.
Thursday evening last Ga. tnlyrrsalis'
society ~ Canton gave a dramatic enter
tainment aud dance at N.linscot Hall.
The sound ~ the carpenter. hammer
!. heard Ia several directions.
Friday morning = pleasant wedding
took plac. az the residence ~ Cyfu. &.
spsuldlng. the contracting partlc. being
Ibr. 4. D.. Cole of BOSTON aud Miss
Mertyr VI. spauldlng, SECOND daughter
81 4. q. Spsuldlng. l.cy. q. 4. Ogden.
Episcopal, ~ woodfopr-. OBLIGATED.
The h,ppy couple left on the ~ o'clock
train for their residence In the vicinity
81 Boston. amli the congratulstion. II
numerou. friends. May they live long
enough Ia De- old Mr and Mrs. Cole.
IN another column of this paper ". ".
waldfon advertise. the Electric Health
Shoe. Read hls advertisement. ,.o Ia
hi. store anl see the shoe. lie carries a
large line 10 boots, shoe. and ruhbcrs ~
all descriptions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
pOsBuRy

IN. cold weather has drici up th'
water 40 a. o. spoil the log driving an
hltsiiug rpgks Ia the river l. agtin Ia
order.
Tho cold has even clo.ed the songs oI
the dear litti. birds. They IA in = doll,
tai mooi ,on.iieriug Nhethcf they ~
not make mistake IN thclf cilcndal
uhru th-y started north.
NJ. Hannah Ecel has l-rn NcrN loN
hat appear. o. D. out ~ danger nov.
John Hr,i ~. sent hi poplar crve g.
Weld a. take hi. poplar oui ~ Wei,
Pond. llis new hsfu ]. done sni hi'
brother. Frank Reel. has returned q
Auhufu.
clint Porter IA. broken up hnuscA"cp
log. lle gu~. ou the drive.
Mr.. 4. 4 Hr4i~'n has LETT her hus
haul Cor eNtr,me ahuss sni l. boarding
Il = VI. Iocke's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

III. thermometer has nngrd from i-'
ou Npfil lith a. ,! on April g'th.
lev. 4. \. Radcliffe will return thls
year To- the Methodist parish of Baldwin
ant Hiram.
william n. lluichlns. our veterinary
Doctor. ~. callcl on Turs,iay 10 con
Wav. y. a.
Rom. Npril 18th. To- the wife u Cha'.
" Osguosi, q s"n.
John I'icrcc. Esq, l. repairing his
huu.r.
Tho Chh.ihn Euicsvor Societies II
Denmark. BroWnh,ld aud Hiram Will
MEET at Hiram on sunday evening, May
-.
pf Nilsnu hts .st cut line fus ~
mtpl,. in front - III. houss.
NJ samuel Hayward hts sold his
JoDlbfolh lot o. Madison rripp.
NJ. Eugene wadsNorth !. ln poor
health
wirr fcnc- .. fact sup~r.ciins the old
st,lc ~ fence.
Pine pleasant weather..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rHI oolsos o. rns WEEK m AL
SECTIONS or rrG County.

COLL dry weather AZ Bethel has rem.
derci river driving hard work.
The Bethel Mater Company ar. nut.
ting Ina seryice plt-.s Zoe q. 4. Far9ell
Ca Railroad Str~ct and =. u. Phllbrook
on Charrh Strcet.
y. :. kilhorn l. finl.hlng his hou.e 90
thspuian Strcet.
Dca. !. 4. raringtoa L. moving into
his neN house on Main street.
y. :. Bean l. to occupy the house Of
y. W. Woelbury.
Charles Robert. will mp,e Into the
house vacated hy Mr. iican.
tharies Mason purrhasesi II the water
company "lloi,.l italy" aud has tsksn n
dosn AMI removed Il into the village.
several tsmili~s from Br,hei aiirnici
the rrcrItion a Hanover given by 4. T..
nrtlrtt. Esg.. In r-,rgnltion 20 his mar
risgv. Nav happiness AMI BOY attend
their welded life
NJ. Csylon Gose has hern Improving
The grounii. ypun~ctei With the knight
.tlni in kimhall rark. which h. re,rni-
IN purchased. lie will hegin soon Ia
make extensive repairs and additions up.
ou ths huildings.
NfR = ANAal ~ IN ANAtftlN tNlAN fNfl-
iug lat. The fimous breach Il promise
Css", H,riWell ~. IickNick ~ Dickens.
MIDDLE tNrEENALE.
iadie.' Al met April 81 With Mr..
tsseell Nioc diunrf Furnished aud a
guud number present. Next one will -
entertained IA Mr.. Mosc. kimhall aud
Mr. =. Esies. All iuViie,l.
We arr al glad to ~, D,a. Moses klm-
ball and vile hack sgain u u h. only tur
"a short time
\ " carter has b~cn home from
Augusta fst a short time. We think b.
w. ill return fur While.
SICK oues better.
\ monument l. h.ing errCtsi In the
c,metrry In msmory ~ Mr.. aud Mr..
hruiall Nhn were some years ago our
hr.t usighhors.
u. VI. hlmtall has taken a trip to Ncr.
NaV.
Mr.. u. VI. kimhalr. slater !. herr for
ths .ummer.
Mr.. VI. chandler has hc,n lately cali
"a Co muurn thr loss ~ brother Who
as .uiicnlS drown river driving
Erk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
ANOovGR

The measlcs are destined o. make a
clean sv-rp thi. time. Ahout twenty
ease. rrYurts-i.
o. q. reported that Henry Mllls has
bought r. hrs,y pair ~ horses Zoe the
Mth.ir Tam ssryigv.
Tea. Mr. Norrruss was Ah.eni last
sabbath. o. al. th.su,v p,a. John TAI
Isot read a ,rImpu by III late Rev. james
trrtmhu CLARK
Er, NJ Pickett rrturns another wear
fu hl. ulI charge. It. u Nrll liked ani
Li. Iari.hioucr. - 100 commencs III Year
IL .fh rrurwel PEAL.
n ". >utor. ~, vill Walt hi sum
mrr rr.lienr,. Nav gih. Mm 'ushmhn
end ilsfykhh Nhluit arc putting an al
i.ilon en- his house.
llon. ilrnu \. i'o"f hts worlmru
planting .hrubh.ry ani uthrrs l.s hr,u-
uftiur OIL. r'..iirnee h"rv. ~. garden
aUI ttfy rmuliinu ln IT, VARIETY %
f1e.r. containing mauv hundrNl "a
r.#tI.. 90 russ.. 30 20 shich arr 20 stand.
,rI variety ani Imported tnr him, FAN
is.,ripfiau ~ wh.ch Sill D. gi,vn later
uH.
T,r village school. sill begin Nav 10.
Ihs drive D.. hung az ior Saui II
Nafrr
Farming d. iust touming h"rr nos.
Mr.. a. a. rpnr b. It'll condn".i to thr
tHl.s ahrrv shs hts bern to- several
geek si.firg ffiruis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
snu1n hlIckrlIIn-


Two fellow. came up from Andrps.
coggin County Ia see Mr. Dean on bu'i-
ness. When returning one was heard a.
remark "l,nh Dean isthr shirpest min
In oxford County.
south I,ucshrll has bought the ,hs..
D.. Allen farm adjoining HI. Nov dout
you think under the circumstances b. l.
q man ~ cuursgcs TIT. |. the twelfth
farm Ne have oNncd aud perhaps the
last one.
on thu pth LAY II April, isGi, was en-.
acted IN the State IT Nlrginh-a dull
gray cloudy day memorable event
that marks au important cIoCh la our
cuuntry's history, oue 10 ~" landmarks
that Nlll D. r,mrmb-rvi long after th"
present generation ~ men shall have
crumhl,sl e. duet. We members ~
sheridan cavalry cotps, a. usual, hsd
slept in the saddle the pr,,iou. Night
ani therefore were ou haui to paulyi-
pate in the stirring sc~ncs ~ that morn.
lng. I remember one day in that cam.
p,isn We first r-tmr la sight ~ the lIlu-
l,hlge Mnintaius snl u se-mel as
though ~ hal got oui ~ the Wiliernrs.
so level anil mnuptunous s-vius All south
Virginia. How dbl u lonk AZ Appoint
tnN court house, Well. could handy
tell you. although | remember how u
looked then q. II I hal seen u hut yrs-
trrlay. The country around Appoint
ton I. unduailng AMI slightly broken,
although nothing compared Ca the hills
portion. II ONfpul Jouniy and lOoks as
though u might De- q fair farming couu'
try could they have the dressing oar
farmers have.
Charl~. !. Russell occuplc' ,h" W,ioS
smell place.
iIoS complex ani uuf,thomihl" s"rn
the function. ~ the hum,n mind The
student anl philosopher In AT age from
time immvmofitl have sought tn uutaNrl
anI master the subtle intrlcncics 81 the
human miul only tu abandon their -
ssar,hss With the consciousncss that u
l. bat q spark ~ that cssence ~ Divinity
that uncousriou.ly o. va fllis the uui.
verse and that will forever rrmlln an
unread book a. the d~nlSrn. 81 ctrth.
Look here, Wet Peru, Spuih liuckhrli
only claim, a. D. lay lawyer ani sou
should not prr.s him i"o cln.e ou lrgtl
lorr Bc.iic., thu Humiorl f,ll' cnrr,'-
spondcnt never Acknowledged or thank
81 him Tor a decision TINT Camc pretty
straight from q Judicial trihuntl.
Oscar .ays they Wurkrl him 80 htrl
II augusta that b. dilnt grt time even
'o attend thratrr.
We have b,,-n 80 u.ighhorly on North
nm 20 late that Ne dllnt even knus
that Mary Dave Nas .efiols'y SICK an
| al .hr rrsONrfcl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
Albany.


Mother earth !. putting on her b"auti-
fal carpet II grrcn. Al nature s"~n.
CAV aud Vhy should mnu De- sadf
our people have planted early Poia-
to-., peas, etc.
Mr. EiNaul Iorlln ha. let her farm
Il hal,r. "a NJ. DYER - Norway.
Charlie. Grover ht. hir-l the Cole
farm az the Cornsf for thu term 10 thru
YEAR, takes I,o.session the hrst ~ NAV.
Jane. y. Blni Ia. soli pair 10 colt'
90 Horace FIX. price stid a. h" sIpn
~. hs. also soli his valuable pair 81
work horses, which De- IA. oNn-i sey-
rrii wears. IT, va. 80 much attached O.
them that u dr-w tear. from hls eve. a.
they left hi. door yard. II !. hard Ca
pan With old friends. hut In making
the.s sale. Mr.. lilri hs. shown level
had. FARMERS should cell When the
market 1. right.
Mr.. walker. the veteran doctor ~ Nor
way, Nas AZ the Corner this week.
4. q. i.oyeioy ~ Mason was In town
thi. w.ck selling plgs.
our blacksmith, T.. 4. Judkln., ha-
pleuty ~ work. lIi. brother, Hurt Jud'
kin. Of Upton, !. helping him for
while.
simon Grover made a good haul III
smeli. AZ Stonehim. which he kindly
Distributed among hi. NJ ighbor..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Truly, zone swallow cannot make a
summer" bat many darling around The
yard sod the thefmometer registering II
summer beat Indicate that " u quite
near, nnd that sss,i tune i AZ hand.
Wr we're sorry tn leiru that Miss MarN
wrbher had sold her h1me AZ the corner
aud think. ~ leaving town some time
the coming season. The buyer, o.gu",i
4. saunders, sili connect th" land With
" hat he noe owns aud Coniinuc to farm
Ia ~Nrleu.
The auction az 4. II. llsmlln's W..
veil attended ani the article. too numer.
ous 90 mention wsrr al s0li.
Me. Befiht Holden aud her cousin,
Mile Davis, are visiting friends In Mar
loo. Mass.
stephen wc.leV Ia. bought a nice
hor.c. harness aud carriage ~ our mall
carrier, Wymin NrNcrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
WEST PERU.

OIL. knight will report a. traverse
Juror from this town.
Rev. !. VI. Long II Canton viii preach
the Memorial sermon before DemeTiit
Post, u. A. u. al J o'clock y. NJ, May
2Ilh, at the Methodist meeting house Ia
thI. town. ". =. Robinson will deliver
the address at the FREE Btptist church
Decoration Day, programme 10 be pub
llshel hereafter.
Comrade Henry Rowe came near
breaking rank. last week from heart
failure; blood poisoning from gun .hoi
wound received a, spott.ylSanla seems
Ia be the cause.
Hiram T.. Stillmin has potatoes up.
80 have W.. Ours are up stairs. Going
Ia let them stay there until the ground
stop. freezing nights.
The Democrat keep. VI posted locally
the sun generally.
Warmer thi. Thursday morning.
Our neighbour. are starting Ia the biz
barn raising. We u'ei 10 climb, but Ne
are played out.
A. I. Churchill and Ernest llussey are
/ hon. from Normal school.
George L.. Rowe leaves the 81 Inst. Tor
Massachusetts,, where he !. engaged "a
work 10 a yictuallng saloon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
O1EORn

NJ. wallace. from New DuThsm,
y. A., IA. moved hcrr ani will kc-P q
livery stable.
Mr.. Trwkshury :. ceiling her goods
and l. going 60 Lyman a. live.
Mary Jones i. teaching In Mlnot.
The Vlllagc scbool. commcuc~l Mon
dav. NJ cobb tsache. the high school
sni Mr.. Darrell the primary.
I,sy. Pascal BpWn, ION 81 the late
Henry BroNn aud former rr.heui,
di.,i a. Pembroke, April l9ih.
joel k~.n died AZ Wclchyillc April
2ti. ag-i ~ yrlrs.
Tcier pynnen, formerly ~ Pigeon lllll,
di~i April 9Th, sgc,i a. ycar
Therv Nrrr me- ssnicc. at the VI. j..
church SUNDAY, Rev. VIZ. kcnnl.on b.
Ing sbs~nt during conference.
The 'orishlc given hy the N"cieiy 81
Christitn Eoir,Vor Friday evening was
we'll attended. about twelve dollar.
Nrfv realized.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
EAST BRowsrielD.

school commenced In ihl. district
April ssth, taught by Mice Grace Weeks
Mr.. whiting AMI Miss Rice 81 io'iou
Who have bccn at .. y. ~tickney's for
sotne time have returned home.
Mr. aud Mr.. l.. u. GILES were At BaI
Harrison last week.
several 81 our citizens took advantage
~ merchants week aud ,i.liei Portland
l.. ". Gle. I. doing more business In
clothing manufacture. a.. VI. Stnboru
~ llnyerhill, Mass, formerly 81 Den
mark. l. To have charge 81 IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
BYRON.

Mr.. Hiram Richards died Sunday,
aged Il years. She IA. Que ~ the old.
ct aud most meriiorious citizens Of
Byron having been q trader and post
mlstrc.. for years and lived life oi
honor aud u.efnlnes..
Emma aud Lila Abbott have returned
from Canton aud Hebron schools 10 as
.I.t their mother In the dishpsn aud roll.
ing pin brigade ill the fall term.
Oxford Land Company's drive has had
.Iox progress for four days for want Of
.un Ca convert snow into water.
Mrs.. q. r. lIois,ion, Mabel Reed. aud
Leslie Dunn. babe have been under I
doctors care bat are on the mend.
Frcd IIylan has gone to Aroostook u
farm this summer.
&. 4. Msriin has bought of George u
staple. a horse, buggy and harness.
y. n. Boys Who gather spruce gun
can ride With good teams.
Dr. Taylor Of byron took charge yery
aoceptably ofthe services at Mrs. Rich
ards funeral, most Of the preachers being
away at conference
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
nraaON


Dr. Marble of Auburn was IN tow
this week. lie brought hi. nephew q
attend school.
The old academy !. being taken dowr
ihl. week. We see IN the last semesiel
the lire given a. sox3o. Mr. =. 4. Max
Inn, who has bought the building, give
us the sire "a 21x5i.
T.. Z. Bumpus showed Va q piece ri
alsba.isr which be has been cutting 10
his leisure moments. u u Intended a.
part 81 box cover aud Ia perhaps
lnche. long by , - vide. The carving
consist. ~ q calla lily with a full.blosu
rose aud several buds. The work i very
hnely done and the tools usei were 4
hckknlfc ani an awl.
Mrs Caroline ~. Trip, whose obliu.
airy was In last weeks Democrat, was -
year. oil lat March. Mr.. Trip was a
sister 20 Ex-Nayor John Hayden II
Bath. aud the oldest member 81 the
Baptist church II the Epiphany, New
York, having lolnei by letter In $50.
a.. ". Bowkcr a Co., south Paris, are
opening an Immense stock ~ new goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

The se,cnty--cconi anniversary of l.
~. -. y. In america was observed satur
day evening NJ Old fcllows' Hall. sup
per was served In the lower room. afieI
which they rc,irci Ia the hall aud ll.ien'
III Ia some v,ry Interesting remarks from
the mcmbcrs ~ the lodge also hne mn
SIC from the choir.
4. Eaton ~ Kansas IL In town.
The Literary Circle met Tuesday even.
ing NJ ,. l.. frink'.. Next circle vii
mc-t With Mis. stickney.
some of the farmers are planting 10
tatocs, peas, etc.
Mr.. Frank Ham I. very sick.
The village .cbools commencsi Mon.
day. Teachers. Mr.. M,nsteld and
Niss HruNn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
MASON

y :. Bcans crew have hnishe,l draw
Jog his birth Ia Mason snd commenced
on poplar fur ALT haNrs.
Ihs .nov has mostly gone In the oI"n
lani anl tho travelling u ,rry good.
Grass j. growing ani shr-p ani Young
cattle Will -onn ut guoi living.
Grass never Nintsr,si hsttsr. Have
seen no signs 20 winter killing.
4 icw pas have l.c-n soN~i.
a. Hutchinson frll la his barn and
badly hurt ons - oil. knce..
Chafl~. =. Bfusu Was taken .uidrnly
ill rucsdsv. II Nas thought o. D. neu-
r,lgi, ~ The heart. Dr. j. \ TSadil"
Vas csllcl and d. I. much l-ttsr nov
hut trry weak.
G~orgv sui y q Merrill aud both II
thsir wi,r. have h--n quite SICK and Mrs.
\. 4. Morrill, l. feeble nov.
Handy any we'll oncs here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
WEST SUMNER.

This quiet community was startled aud
heirt-strieken ON Sunday nj new. OF the
sudden death of Mrs. Hiram Bisbce al
her fathers David Andrews Of quick
consumption. A bride 81 four months,
90 soon called "a bid adleu 10 earthly
friends, bright prospects and the Joys Of
happy home. All avail nothing be-
fore the relentless hand Of death. The
funeral was attended by large circle,
all friends Of the sorrow-stricken family.
Rev. A. q. Fitz Of South Paris conduct
Ell the .eryices, saying In his sermon
that never before had he been called %
attend the burial Of one for whom he
had 80 recently performed the mirrl,ge
ceremony. The sarrowing parents have
In the last few months been called "a
part With two lovely daughters and q
grandchlld, with whom their many
friends deeply sympathi,e, and for the
sorrowing husband words are 80 mem
Ingless. such sorrow only time Will
soften and the Joys Of heaven heal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
AEsr AEInEI

cur postmaster. \. :. Bchn, tell down
cellar. a distance 20 eight feet, last Mon
Iay. urcri,ng a thorough shakins up
n i. uoulsfiul that 40 bones were broA-
"a a. OIL. weight l. atout $40 pounds.
clad o. hear that EiNard Wheeler
AMI trvr Morrill, are Improving.
m. weather .. ilne Tor farming aud u
tsiug Nell improved.
,iosg d. getting oct and hnds good
bite for the dr.t ~ May.
Road. dri.i % very early aud are VI
su,,i condition.
IN. sthaol Al the village commencesi
last MONDAY With Bertha 1ro'.f tca,heI'
Grace Grower teaches Ca the Plat, com
mentlng neat Monday.
Mr.. laruy Bean aud family started
fsr Indiana lat "Wednesday. she has
t-,n keeping house ior Me-. u. D. bean
Zoe tao yctfs.
Neil McI.ane and family have moved
a. NJ. n. and will work fof him to'
| IA mouths.