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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

Tdi1v vas q very stormy day az 'rAt-
ton. Their Vhs about one fpo, ~ snow
fcll ant me weather h,s been cool .incr'
80 w. have iinc .lrighlng herr.
\ pair - horse. Nill draw hfty bush
81 ~ = taio~. a. BETHEL With ease since
the .noS.
4. ~. Farrar sold hi. matched steers
to-day 90 n. :. hastings II Newry.
They were thrcc pair ~ handsome
| sietrs.
C.II.A S.P. Davis finished logging
to-day. There l. lust one man logging
now Ia Grfton-Danirl clifford 81
| Lincoln.
CT. Parker l. on the sick let
Poiato.. bring clghty-hye cents pcr
hushrl at Bethel nov and some kinds a
| few cents more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
soUrn RosBuRY.
.nnnl. rnlnr very f,.t

~noN l. going very last.
Nearly all ~ the men that were a,
work In the wood. here have left and
gone home. The big storm drove them.
The .electmen are around taking val
uation. II seems that the farmers will
have 10 groan on under their heavy bur
den ~ TAXATION, while the money King
laugh In their sleeve. aud grow rich.
Tipping tire. !. the order Of the day
q. Duran has three hundred tapP'd
sap run. we'll they say.
N. :. IIusssy IA. been visiting friend.
In Norway aud south Paris.
Mr.. Joseph Richardson l. on the .ick
list.
Mi.. Nancy iadd has returned hons
from Mexico, where she has been Al
work In the family % D. Richards.
Your correspondent has been suffering
Nth rheumatism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
upIOs

Julian Tarrar. - Grafton, has ee"u
bu,iur 90. .urpiu. putato". In town
m. pave gXt,-f,c c,uts AMI gris nin~iy
.ruf. iu l;sihsl
Ttna lane rvturuvl from Boston iue.-
i11.
since ths .iurm 90 Friday Il has ben
Hrs .Irishiug The fields arr entirely
covered With snow aui in some places u
b. quite deep.
~. Nur.au o.. At work la the Abbott
liuu.s.
Mar, Abbott j. teaching grsmmAl
..hu.i in Lebanon, y u.
Married. April TN, Ia Errol. y. H., bl
n. ". Hragg. Esl, Pred J.. lane aud
NJ. t,rnr,a Btrilrti, both 81 Upton.
Nj. Mahsl Wet has - lar recovered
fr.n her illne.s a. 90 ~ Ia NorNaN
nur.iay to ,i.it h'r sister, Mr.. Alll'
NHi-utt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. Hiram Robbins !. very feeble and
seem. 10 fall slowly. lie has had four
doctors, but they do not seem To benefit
him much. Mrs. Green and Mrs.
brooks, sisters of Mr.. Robbins, are visit
ing him. Unfortunately Mrs. Brooks
hs. been III with Ia grippe since her ar
riysl. Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins wish "a
extend thanks Ia their friends and neigh
bor. for their Kind assistance In his sick
ness, also for the surprise given Tuesday
by a number of friends coming to help
about .pripg work on the farm.
The kimball brothers aud Lewis lioul.
ton are making syrup with their new
svaporators.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
aROwnglIID

The road. are very bad. almost I'm
passlble Ia some places.
Maple syrup l. being s"l'l lees than ~
per gallon.
The Good Templar. gave supper
"wednesday evening. II va. success
Mr.. ~. Howard l. very sick.
The Post held a MEETING Monday even.
log ~ Beans Hall.
Mr.. Wallace Merrill aud daughter
Mary of Brilgton are ,i'lting friends In
the village.
Mlltpn ~clyey anl sou are quite sick.
Thomts llhmtn ht. bought the IN
lrrw Durgln hou.e anil lot.
VIZ. ". Iioyuton has bought very
valuable horse IL Fred fhaycr.
4. l.. frlnk has bought two cows ~
IhsTlss Hirkfnrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
IAsr annAarlIIn-

wonder II Il Z, not hccomlng the fad
to have an Indian winter. Why NOT AZ
well as an Indian summrrf
l.. \. Buihury IA. large coutuCI
AZ hi. mill Cor fruit hoNrs. II will take
him some time o. hll it NJ Bnihlrt
{. doing quite a hu.ine.s Al hi' store al
80.
Mr.. Nairha Merrill ~. in toNn lat
Wr-k visiting fricnl..
An epidemic Z. raging herr among The
ladies, knoNn As ugmtnh.
T.. y. PcndrXirr h,. gone 81 Portland
a. work. has q situation a. conductor ou
the hot.e ear. Ill wife !. a. her hons
At East Denmark, bat Will soon Join him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
nARrEnRn

hi. b, ihr hr.t .priug tor m,Aiug
maple .1urp that Ne have had foe d
uumhsf 60 Nrar..
IH.sth lh.lhnck has gone o. last
I,yfmor, q" work uu the railroad.
John rhilbrIrk has hired out ou a fsrw
iH Ltst ll,rrmurv.
=. n. Dearborn b.. lo.' d,e goes
.h.,p th. winter. Ih'rv d. no pArtiCu
Isr disease uuly Joe. 70 appetite.
Eisin ilDRari and slic arr '.nth slCI
kth De- grIppe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
SWEDEN

sugar maker. call thl. Que ~ the best
year. for their business that We have
had for a long time.
Many thank. Ia the Democrat for the
hower seeds sent Ia the little girl Ia
sweden, aud also Ia the sender ~ the
vote.
Mr.. viii Mari 1. very sick, the result
~ Ia grippe. Her recovery !. consider
cl very doubtful.
4 very pleasant affair VA. the house
warming al VI. VI. IIamlin's "Wednesday
evening.
Frank T.. stone la. bought a nice live
ycir-old western horse of Norway par
ties.
Hugh smart la. also bought aproml..
Ing two-year-old colt 81 Will MARI.
Frank W. E,an. spends hl- spring va
cation IN sweden.
Oven Dcmeritt !. Ia work for ". a.
MOulton the coming season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

Walter Buckm,n Ia. finished hauling
hl. yarlel timber aud moved out VI the
wood. Monday.
4. \. Bnckm,n started for hi. home In
Avon Wc,in-.dsy morning.
y. n. Bennett went Ia Bethel the iir.l
~ the week.
Parkcriown Camp va. burned thu
middle ~ the week with thousand dol
lars worth of supple. In IL; supposed
Ia h. iucrndiary.
fOn Curtl. came up on the stage
Thur.day. will drive for T.. l. Brown.
school meeting Friday.
Ella. Bennett will build wood shes
for school house.
There I. a crew at work AZ the mead
oN. preparing 10 build the Parmachcc-
nee Club House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
aIRAN

Nj. blanche spring, ot Hiram, de
.irr. ta extend her .iucrrc thauks To h"i
numerous. friend. near aud distant ~ho
LiuiIy favored her With th"r votes 70
de- fecvut prize contest. -
jaime. tlsmous, 20 Jarks"n' y H.
"a. iu town this Wv,k.
~ have b.,n nearly prostrated th'
p,.t Wr,k bv l. gripy.e aud oar pro'--
i-.tlye anil impending duties a. otiica
dog Killer 20 Hiram.
We l.tru that ". u. linscott, late OF
Past Hiram. formerly ~ the >ih Maln'
E.rim.n,. IA. revived pension ot 81
psr mouth.
We rlI.e the question whether the ac'
,ppo,ri April 90 Ctu D. made Ia an
tb'riya the taxation ~ dogs Owned Aprl
LIT
II.yer, .lckly In Hiram although W
have heard ~ hat .lN deaths 10 the pres
ent wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
aiINEORn

No crossing the river yet except ON
foot, which makes thing. rather dull.
Everybody l. making maple syrup
and sugar.
snow Is fast disappearing, but IL Il
quite good slcighlng yet.
Grace Elliott IL going to school al
llryant's Pond.
Mrs. VI. y. Virgin, who has been very
sick, Ia on the gain, IL now able to 81
up some.
The only thing that seems to display
any activity IL the saw and axe, AMI the
wood pile as well ne the snow u fast
melting away-all but mine. Am walt
Ing for somebody TO get out Of Job.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
THE OXFORD BEARS.
--f r1.sss OF Tr,C WEEK - A.
SECTIONS o. T-E COUNTY
DENMARK

DENMARK.
NsIat, I. WusI returned t' EH.''a
.ly. o.. b.,r af home mH-f ot th'
..r Work. fHr ttf iH.tun iUr '".
$500 urlway hR. gone iu llaNrrhll
..... Dol his b s.,-l 'oH iH r. sh"' shop
|....r IlHWt. and uIir arr visiting
....I.r. N....U = Thomas.
|.. rgfm.a arr hu.l ou the ,allh-
t. .I. .I.ur1rI town merf|Hg hsi
......I. tl. f.au approved fhr a,t.HH
NM. committee sHi ths nsN iuen
t. '. ..H,.i uH thr u.i ..h0-lI
.... ..I Nu.f Iu sl,uuisu,' Nlil
.. Ur.rtr4I Posi- tLs commit.
... ... s. a. Merrill e.. ". 'ri
..-..... l"-l.'..
-r..uu ht. gone back Q"
.. .I.u d. hls h',l t'r ih'
... ..r. r.ut.H. aui hHc.rs
H.. .... I..r.r. ahH died af Hr.ic
-..... $685. liti,r Uf fhI' ST.
-.|.r .f Gains logs. "H'
.... .-.... 20 th.. tHeu. ID.
f. ..-. .HI ,Iirfpr.'us tam.
..... $500 r.mt.u. e.l. va.
4. aUi Jonathan ln.
.. sd. hIs WtHt rrI.
.I-.. delegation 20 whom
.|.. f...HtI 20 BrigtDu, April
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
SrOM

e. ,. Innin IA. hni.he,i saving spool
strip. aui hss gone o. saving shingl"'.
The fi,rfmru arr noS surveying their
'ug. iu thi. pltCr.
NJ Oiisn charlie. ani Mr. 18th Han
.cpm have taken the log 81 drive Ca
Cold River.
sugar makers rrpott the p,si trv dsy'
a. triur favorable. o. their business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
Albany

Charlie. Grover has lost a good horse.
llc Nas well Al night aud found dead w
the morning.
In. Jane. BENNETT farm that was
formerly the william Robbins farm ha'
h-en .oli a. Mr.. Paine 81 oxford. III
has moved on "a H. We are glad o. get
q good citizen.
DANIEL clark, Who has b"cn slck, Il
much better. Other sick one. are better
~ .rpt Hiram Robbins Who !, falling.
Nis. Emms BIRD has gone "a work iu
IN. Holt family, Norway Centre.
j. McAlli.ter'. steam mill J., huns
up Tor repair. having broken the mair
.haft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
FAST MAvgRgORD

Edgar :. kc-u has gon" to pc"ring Ia
work ca a farm.
Oil. Martin i.quIie sick With neuralgia
around the heart.
IlcWcllyu Millett has been worse
again.
There was q surprise party az Henry
Young. Tur.iay evening. good time
"a. enjoyed.
\ Nj. TrudeXier 4. working AZ e. \.
Millrr's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

AZ ,isrI,. 10 Dammpu h,d another
farltfI. .n..A uu IfIia,. The "a int
tf.I r,.uIts.I Iu hi. death ou th" inl
utIrs ~4uitt. a. Uas member "l
uN. Ul.LtaI l,lsr 20 pil isilp~s nui
r.e.tr.l much u,ltiun from them iuf
iu- ths past tuu wears. guitg n d"l-sn
ti.r of tlr ORDER attended The iuuvn
.lr,U.. Il, isft q Niir bat no children
eur rh,.igilu. are the hardest worked
people .u,t uuN "a. many are in u,c,i u'
fl..r .Fr,irr..
u- Hi.i.. took brief vacation ~
GENTLY. anu Or. caldwell ne'ds one.
Irs.slf appearance. u" mot iniicai" 4
remarkably rtrll .IrIug >t'- ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
NORWAY LAKE

Milan Brnnctt Z. quite slck.
q. \ stephens h,s arrived hone frou
chicago. who're b. has been On business
u. I. Partridge I. gtinlng quite fat
and hi. friends will D. glad a. -" hlm
uut again.
irwin Frut la. novel hack to hi'
farm, and will .oon commence on hi
nrW bullding
thatl~s Cummings, whp drl'rs Tuck
rr's milk team, I. quite sick anil Nrihnr
Tucker I. driving now.
Arthur Tucker. wife sni child arr NJ
nsnltmin Fuckers.
willard buck. little boy !. quite .iyk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
Lnrkrls NILS

We understand that \. T.. Green i "a
bone this summer aud pat Ia a small
'.fs ~ groyrries.
Your correspondent has l.e~u away foi
20 enier. 81 there have not been many
item. sent iu.
Mace BARTLETT has returned home, NJ
al, have another new clerk.
Ars. Ira &. Jordan. of Bethel. Vas In
iosn ast week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
CANTON.

y. q. Hollis IL slowly improving.
The odd Fellows will hold their an
adversary the 2ith ~ this month.
VIM. Bicknell, 81 Berwick. Il visiting
hls brother, simeon Blcknell.
Col. 4. :. Austin, ~ Paris, Va. In
town Friday.
Cyru. Cannon has moved his shoe
shop Into the shop formerly occupied by
q. ". Moore q. harness shop.
The uni,ersallsi drama was well at
tended saturday evening. They vii
play the drama II luton Hall. Canton
Point. Tuesday evening, Aprll 2oth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
nRNA.rs pnhn-

The Bsthsl Nihleiic N.s"clatiou have
an eng grmrut here FRIDAY r,cnlng.
". ". Moore has moved Into the resi-
demo, - X. D.. Whitman.
Em~r.on billing. anil Frank MilletI
have returned from Weld.
Edgar l.. Ests. hhs gone {" Iynt
Nh.r, a. L. euga gri in carpenter work
m the party, Nho !. knosn, Will ~
turn the rhairs AMI charm taken from 4
certain room iu the hotel. ~ once, u vii
t.- Tor their good.
Rev. l.. T. Pcase !. rNrccte'l Ia deliver
the oratibn here CA Decoration Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

itHsarl turu,r hhs commenced work
uu h.. miU llrls blasting uut ~" lodge
ar..rr fhs Min fu .s.t his water wheel.
~ 81 walker has up.uri a barber
chop lf .ur urN poet ufiirr.
o., fslm.tsr. have h,,n making thr
meet % ftr .rua That sg hsi last week
WU.su ~fi'mw has nuishri work in
fla vuul. aui b. 40 hDWe. Nc u 40
work tnf Howard ruru,r
~ " Walker lss commenced work
aH thr addition that b. i.putiine ou to
lI. h.uss
"A Ushr o.. .i,L eiih "a BAD cold and
fla flrumlti.m anil b. cuuhuri Co The
hHust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
aE1hEl


Tho Young son ~ Rev. u. ". NJ rly.
n Bethel. was run over by team and
bsdl bruised. No bones hroken.
n,rsday. levi tNiichell. sgc,i - years,
Zen from the sclliold, eight feet, 90 the
barn fioor aud broke a rib which pcrfo-
rstcl hls lung, and lic- la a critical con-
dhion.
Rev Benz. Poster had a parslytic
shock. Wednesday, and j. slnklng rapid
"a. ~. l. 81 year- old aud has iillcd
some ~ The most Important appointment.
Ia The ". T.. Charh. having heen sta
toned "a Portland. BANGOR, lialloNell,
Winthrop. sud many ether important
places lir Was an able preacher,
thorough believer la the Divine Word,
aud the efficacy 20 the lioly spirit.
Nhuut tWrutV YEARS sgO h. retired Ia
OH. pleasant home in listhel. aud has 49,
caslnnall, supplied a. Rumford, Gr~cn-
Wo,-i. NlhauV. and othcr placc-. Tie
hss prnhahl, sol,mulgs,l morr marriages
thea anv other man Ia this part II The
state lic believed Va supporting his
own couuty t,aT-f and only . few daNs
ago --ut in his annual subscription q"
ihr numuCut
sheyls are in 49, In the village
trandsr iarksr disi. TUESDAY, 70
iyphnM pneumnuia. sgyl ~ V-ars. ILL.,
mother tnl sister have the sympathy 10
ihr Nhule community. lie Was their
suls support, ani hi mother Nas hi'
true ideal n SomanhDoi.
John Thompson pramstic Company
gave an sniertainmsut ~ Ideal Hall,
"Wednesday evening. last
Tie tungrvgRt iDusl >oyisty gave an|
rutrrtaiumrnt ani sugar party 40 the
Bethel iluu.r TburslaN eSening, lat.
- u i'hilbruok Q. rvpairing the hnuse
uu rark -, o,Cupie-i by y. VI 'ofiin,
hy rr.hingllng, etc.
NJ. Ilaiu e. Rove l. la lloston for
a. fra weeks si.it.
p,f.1.tinns wsrv taksu la the ca.s
tru.s ~. a.. q. u. Go. az the Elms
Hotel. FRIDAY, asf. Hoo. \. \. ~trout
~ Portland wss pvseut ~ attorney Tor
Doc defendant
Thr krIlihct hDuse on lower church
street o. veil under Wsy With a guoi
Hlrp. 20 ysu'enicrs.
tir sulM Academy Athletic Nssoyi-
"..'.N aNNN NM NNNNNNNNHN ~ - AHA
ruui. triiav evening". last. Halt rhtes
arr, .s,.lrrl vu riiiruai from licthsl.
rruf \. ~. Hall ~ O.ouli Ayadrmy
hts lHtr,.luloi ll'u HI school t"o'
.rai.. uusIur.s college system, having
complete ruumrf,i,l outfit.
NJ aui NJ. " q ~killilgs are herr
FROM Ea-tuu. beat Will rctDru early in
fhs as,k They have packed their fur
uuurr tud shipped u o. l'.t"u vhcr'
tlrN HUv reside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
Ilnslla Nd anA WIZ

Have more than once been saved by the timely
u.e of ksmp's lisl.sm Tor the thr,st and lungs.
after all other reme'iies had bsen triei In vain
The BAlsAm stops decay ~ The lungs AMI cure. In.
", certainly nsDe that dos us vork 80 thorotlxh.
u ~ kemp's Bai>am. All Druggists cell H.
lArEe bsssiss ~ and u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

I... u.r rrNt Ihsr.isv W euaI
......ff.I.t .u.sy.f t. ilI. IN.viIgu.,
... e.t.r..r. ttst Co., people iH tlr
rrl t.tu. hlNr uHf i-'u wei c"D-
..... .. fI. I.Ir uf la.t uft thr h.t
.... .... Hhl. hsfu fan early iu OBJ,
.. nj. r#t iaU aui fau nlr Cor
..He fIH... Ahout thr uu.N dNrr.
... ...#..I.Hfr fu fhr solemn u.yasiUu
.... |r ttr fhi' ruurIr1 p,Hpl' D. tH
...... .....eh fl. muI tn ..mr sugar
.... 500 s.I-, lhfm.slNr. uth sweet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

N.-.IlIa a.. Morton d.. bs,u ,,.liing
......l.. .H town. ~lf ht. 'srgu teach.
I.frIfr during ths Oh. aul eiu-
... ..I d.. Hra nI Doe NHI tn hrr h'm.
I..HUI 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

I.l.W N,vfon 90 Nui1,.r. hls t.e.a
....e fN, ,tlmp.Hl ~tu,, COL 1ui,
... H.rr fhr pact NtvA. Having
.... .. f...HI e, .h'u.i provocative f a.
..r .tt..s. rm. saving tut h's'I
.... Institution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

If.r. eI.i i-. ua mr,tIag 90 thr iari.
-..| t.r.'f fII. vstk. Hs aunHunc,Ii
H.. fa.I .mrntf..tbir to ~ tbr 'u.
..... ..n#.T uHIf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

81. rr.I.hilg sHr,irs 40 ths hfpfi.t
.I.rh ~lHItt. rel. Es, NJ Walse oil
...s.I ur h.s tHraf.Hn. ~uu.la1 .,lHHl
II H.'ek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

I..rt e.. uuH.r. 20 Butkhrli. vss st
.I. II.I ~IfurIsV NJ i'riu.r D. shnui
... H...re IH iufrr,.f iu uur 90 Names
..I.E ."asrrTfFs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

Nj. Mar, : Andrew. hts returned
frum Hriistnn Ncalsmy, th- spring
t.m having ,lDsr,i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

N#s millinery. gloves AMI hnsierN 10
no.. lowest rr.Hv-, Nulihnland a ihi-
.r.. >suih rtri. ali Oxford. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

II.n Ism-- :. Wright ana vile lsft
NaHfsy f1r Bn-tou whrrr they sill ~
u..a during thr Vrek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

~.eaU lioughinn ~ pturu-l frum
Iatsr a Ntrhie'. humber yBmp 10 Weld,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

Mr.. -. \. Thsyer spent Sunday In
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

tsorgr NJ cutting % this pisc, goes
fa Et.tou this Ne,k to work 40 hl. trntle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

Tr.srrsaHst thurrh EgF. g.. a.. uamlItun
.arrr san.iav >ehuol every ,un,isy al n
rrlt h.aE sertirg AZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
Tho Wxtord pemoerat.
"ON THE HILL.
DIRECTORY

fir-t naptf.t Chursh EsT. 4. =. WeiEs. IA.
t.r rrrsfhiug eferf ~unIisY NJ m a. n. ~undag
-r...f "a llM ~ahllath hFNulng ~FrNi0s N L
ru PRAYER Mertiugs fhurssisy hysuinzs "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
New Dress Goods.

OF all stylish Dre'. Goods NoyeIe. the lead rhce cloth
Black mixtures. We feel
quite you THEY PRETTY, when you them
great variety Coor..
IS y l-scen.
Look bingham. aud u l.! American u Ia
you the largest spring stock had
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14

Frthy VA. the rr.t rial spring day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
On Exhibition I!

line slipper. Men, Women AMI children
shown oxford County speciality AMI ho" some
ki. all You will be
sc, thing You any .hopsom OF style
good. IN oar store. Remember h place,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
New Trimmings +!

H,uuss a,1anss vile ,n csc insertions all aud
fancy tucking-
Lace h,nl aud machine ,orchous, all widths and prices
Pcathorstch bralis a variety Of patterns and colors.
large really DO trimmed bclchci hllfbcached
aud brown.
Buttons Of all kinds and the best Of spool cotton
get ms for I'm w and get your sewing done before
bot weather
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
m0tentIide Juinois Stoots5eitune nontas 2 DECEMBER 1891

Naumes oaburh peggenommen. Dap Dor
uao au beioen 5eiten oes erbo6teN SlBes
beS Yr6lioenten lth an Der gonsen Sdn9ss
Sette cine @ltraDe nit elmer 0oppelrei5e
bon Siseu uno Yulten fir Die Wtlnllter
uno ionltigen 8ertreter Der Ee1ierung btns
Siebt, melde befanntlt6 bier Uragen beal1tz
iporten unO ionlt in Die 0ebatte etn8retfen.
Wtar bat pielfad oieie @lnrl6tung aud tir
ben GougreB befiirwortet, aber es 1T lebr
lroglih, OBJ tie iib unter ben 9on3 per10te>
oenen a~merifaniid1en 8~erDdltnt1len aud be-
mGbren mliroe uro eS ni6t beler ut, Die
Communication nur lhriftlih ooer our6
ihre 0ertreter DOT ben Nus,6ltle1 al1ttporz
ten III lnlien.
0lel 9auln lit i'm GeihstaQ baour6 gez
ipart, oaB mar ntht ieoem Nbgeoronete1
Elm oroBss 8ult nit 9ebnitu6l &C. geaebel1
bat, mie Das in ben Ser. Staaten Sttte lit.
Oier bat ieoer 6err II etnen lsoerIlen
9lappitubl mie I'M S6eater nno oauor be-
ftnoet it'd Elm ihmales, ebcnfals NIT Geoer
liber2oqenes Bult, obne S6ubfdher t1o
geraOe brett 9enug, um elm Su0 0oer Atz
tenbiuoel Darauf Su le9en. Die Tolge 1T,
baB 9ielentgen, ipel6e ilberbaupt artDeleno
ftno, ali Den Gerbanoluugen tbeElnebnte1
uno nt1t ipie i'm @ongreB lbre Yrtpatz u1o
ionitiae Gorreiponpen5 beiorgen, um oanll,
ohne III iriiien morum eS it'd banoelt, 3u
itimmen, ME eS Die Silbrer tbnen a%urufen.
: 9lber in elmer Beaiebung it's i'm Jtetds7
tag gerooe 10 idliInm unO nod l6ltmmer
uie i'm GongreB: Die Waebr3abl Der 9bQez
oroneten elan3t our6 ihre Ibpeienbeit.
Ote gta1mitta9sbldtter meloen beute, oaB
Der Saal ogut heieBt" mar. 0tun tpemn Die
bieitqen erfabrenen Tei6stags Seri6ters
itatter Die paar Oubeno pflidtgetreuer Nbs
georoneter, m:lhe ii6 eingefunoen hatten,
Elm gut beiebtes 6aus nenRen, bann mD6te
i6 einmaI ben Nei6stag ieber, tpenn ct
1hled,l belu6t lit. 0as muB ia nod uber
bic beriibnlte 2eere tpdbre1O Der Sarifs9es
batten i'm @onGreB seben!
Banl @olff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
saeDrltna nno ie:ne aelfegtmmen.


0eintt6 9tebriin q bat ieyt our1
cine belonoere 'ssSnldrttt i'm orel3ebnten uno
leBteu 6efte ietn berllbmtes Wert rOle
9eorD : a eritant he Bogelz
melt" smei I'M oallelbe hodperolenten
9anen gem omet, n1mlld 6eomig
g hlt6ttng ulo @lieS6lt6ting
in OtlImautee, uno 5Dar vtn baufbarer
NnerfenAun9 lbrer groBen Ssroienlte UNI
oulielbe."
Dteie beiben i60neu umo liebensz
mirOi9en Damen iino ielbit aud pors
treffllde 0mttAologen unD namentl'id
grunolt6e unD liebeuole 8eobahrerlnnen
oeS 9ebenS uno Srelbsn5 Der ameritoniz
l6en Slugpogel. Die erltere berlelben lit
100n lii Deli 2lufldBer, ipelhe 0tebrllng fir
unler Sont,tagsblatt ldrteb. meDrfah
oanfeno erlpGbnt. Sic foroerten aber oas
Jiebrlln9 Joe lSerf nidt nur our1 ibre
i6arten ullo feinruGltgen 8abrnebmungen
III Der Vo9elDelt, lOnoern tDaren belonoerS
auh IN Der mitblamen NuSarbeitung oer
ben S6luB Des 0onSen hlloenoen lpitemas
tilhen ueberlt6ten ullo Sadregtlter init
treuer Nlsoauer ulo grocer umlibt tbGtig.
Stdtt Der urlprilrali0 an9etiinoigten
spOlT 0site De5 Wertes lino nun alto I'M
@aascn oreisebn erihtenen, neil oas Wtaz
nulfript noU retbltner ausftet, ais urz
lprln9lt6 on9enommen tDurOe.
@ie Jtebrling ielblt, 10 itno ietne bei6en
0elferinnen in Dieiem &anoe geboren uno
er5ogen. I'm 10 mebr gerelbt es ibnen
gum Gubme, DaB lie 10 neritdnoniBpo4 an
einem Werte mttarbetteteu, nel6es ntdt
nur ieinem bohDerolenten 8erfa1ier, lons
bern aud benz %geiammten 0euti6tbum
oieslelts uno ienieits oes groBen Waliers
@hre mQ1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07
Die noaftdnbi9 %nm9ebaute unb perQrDBerte
SCH HIATT.

gde Wttlpautee II. M5bIanO 4pe., lift BPM 20. December
1891 ab Oil 8ereine &C. at permietheu. Gs befiuben
1mD I'M Sebduoe cine 9roBe San5bane nit Gpeiie1aal
anb Bar, iopie cine tleinere 1on5baGe ebenfaas nit
Sar. lerner EN- 9roBes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir
Selon9s une anbere 9ereine.
WSegen lpetterer AnsfInit 5ittet man fMD AT tpenben
an ben gerpaiter 3errn Mntpn S1mibt, bel1en Office
f9 i'm Gebaaoe beiiu6et lnopl3M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-12-07

-Sn einem Oorfe BET % i:rnberg
erbdngte i6 cine 24iabrige 8auerss
tohter am 8adeloien in Der Wobnitube,
neil tie niht Die @rlaubniB erbalten bate,
an elner Gau5mHif 3u geben.