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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11


Mr.. Raymond has hal relapse and
]. quite sick.
cora frosi I. very much better.
John I. Bngg l. still With bal. dnugh-
ter In Grafton.
Mrs. ollie Abbott l. visiting her par
ents.
Hi. lane and Asa Abbott have gone
on n camping expedition up the lakes.
Mr.. SteaTn.' subject Sunday was frcc-
dom. II IA. well worth hearing.
" the rehearsal ~ the children We'll
nc.day Gertrude Brigg had very se-
we're fiinilng ~, lasting more than three
hour. She h. bs'en subject Ia them
about year, but thl, was more severe
than usual.
Mr.. Enoch Abbott I. still confined 90
the house.
Mr.. wilder with wife aud son !. at the
Abbott house for few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
pORTIR

a
Pine growing weather. crops ARE do
ing veil. ~
NJ. Lowell Towlc 81 frvc'iom, y. u,
del on Tuesday last h. VA. an ag,u
man. niaety year. 10 agc last Apnl. lie
has always be.n an honest, upr'sih'
christian man. q good toNnsman and a
lInd n.ishhor. and friend tn All:
Although sgv'i ~ viii b. greatly mi'-'''
by The community In which he li.cd'
Mr.. SeSall sawyer y very sl,A' S
nj ~. m.-,.lr. and her health bring
the p..,r thew have settled very hafd
an b.r lungs aud a. .hc has been troub-
"A ,,ith heart aud lung trouble la years
r,.t her case l. rather critical.
Rather 1,oor hay weather and Farmers
arr closing up slow.
Grain i about ready Ia harvest ana
Mr.. Eugrnc stanley 81 south Hiram
.f,rt. hi. thrashiug MILL this weck'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
RRyhsr,s POND

\ large crosd Nas prcscn, At the
Uo"i Icmplar.' entertainment Wei
ncslay evening. They wcrv assisted in
the work hy the Golisn 'ro.s. Bc-
tween forty aud ffty dollar. wrr~ ~
alfred Tor The hall funi.
NJ. 4. y. Kicker and wife have ~
turned from thrir yisii "a Arcosinok.
Two seizures 10 liquor AZ th" station
Tu~.,lsy by .herii' Garland and Eycr-
son.
Franklin Grange Will baild hall 'uN
~ un the lIoughion lot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

\ lot ~ boarler. from Dixie. AZ gu.
cad fnlted down Ia Bethel IN q IA ill
l,o,t aud went homc In = hay rack the
ith Inst.
Halo, there. John Haven't You got
nui ~ that mud hole on ">kcricr Point
vet II not. lu.t send ~ dispatch by
irlrpionc AMI Ne Will send oil 1911
l'ctrrkin by overland rout. a once; b.
Isn't q trottcr bat I. powerful on a pull
ind he'll rxiricatr you from the depth.
instanisf.
4 number from this way went to the
iaif NJ The Park the pth.
According Ca your reporter ut last
se-k. ~. Homestead sheep arr very
rold-bloodei animals. or was be bluiilng
about the coal stoves And as for irou
roofing, there !. none of TIL, article on
that farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
RuNFoRp cINrRI.

Nj. Lulu lloyt, Miss sawyer snd Mrs
Iva snail aud daughter, of Portland
are visiting relative. In l,umford.
Geu. lioit, - waltham. Mass, ispass
ing his vacation a home.
Mr.. =. n. Martin gave the boys her,
his annual Invitation last saturday a.
cume up anil play a game ~ base ball,
These o,Naslons the boys look forward
o. 9th much pleasure A. they always
have q pleasant tune. Lee cream "a.
served hv Mr.. Martin sni brother. W.
Wish o. expires oar thanks O. them aud
their Wly,. Tor much Kindness shoNn "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
AIRAM.

Mr.. Charles ". benjamin of I'or'is,u'
visited Mr.. benjamin. Burbanks '"''
week. s.tt.
Mr.. Charles l.. Harmon, OF IA safe,
M. /. visiting hls sister, Mrs. Harrison
n. Harrison. lie was our PuP. IN ,ns
Iong-ago aud we are proud Of HIN a,a
M. suss,s.. In his western home: ne
IA. = lucrative position on the Illinois
Valley Railroad. n,
Mrs.. IorrnSo u. Moore and 500 on
c,mbri.lgr. Mass, are Visiting her NOUN
or. Mr.. Mary VI. wsdswcrth.
lieut.. Geo. FREEMAN Could u In very
noor health from lung troable.
p,. Joseph l.. Bennett, oil Briis'o"'
was In town last week. g.. ,,,.
Albion MOulton gces In oron" "'-
we.L Ia enter the state college.
Nj. Ro.e n. Chapman Who has en,e,'
"A The ministry In the Methodist ,nursn .
IA. y,sIte,i her father, Mr.. sy''sn"'
Charles r. Fox. ESQ, Of kezAr fAi's
vas In town Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

,. Alsu.f Ut. was SUNDAY
s ... Ihr speakers discussed
"HiuU.u- .,hnnls, the reela-
children fu he ,huryh, what
.r.a g.a-l conductor. aud M
MI. -.ri. % sunday Schools.
.... ts usual. quist, rrsitul
.... ~..IiF ~,houl, SERMON and
... ..l tlr gruunls.
i|.f John :. ~euall, ~ han-
-... SUMMARY, gave an ln-
.F.rr Hu The origin AMI
.' I'Hfrt anil iu the evening
MI N...r. 20 Nrs orb, gave the
'.r.s Is,tury. The land 81
Nh. cif ~uI.~
O...- f....erl tuesday bv Ram
NurI.' and The Lmpirr ~
''- l'r Nsc Arthur l. au easy
...r.".Hs speaker, and hi i"''.
. .." greatly enjoyed. u l. hnpe'i
'.. '. ..r. eiII br ou next years pro
..
H...-Ity President \. ". small
diversity Ma cNIcytet to
.'.. Tho sociology "a To-day :
lf .st iu his ucyv--ary ahsrnc'
I... f.. u Grant t0ok the SANE subject
'- r very .ucyvssfully ca short
Iwf E1ii.s imPer-ousiion 81
N.'.. NJ. Al,by Was extremely rcar
Nh. .sliyu tnn.formatlous SONS,
.-s..i.ug pr. Jekyll and Nj
90 DE-. .ly gave The opportunity toi
.....lu. ~ patriotism. Tie audt
L. u.
c.... lu the afternoon Mal"l
N. 10 Portland gave an address ot
DIV. tHrts- Grpyrr l'o.t was preseu
'. N.l over the old days With IN
'i-asrr On he evening the convert va
'r lr ~ national airs-cVcry thlnl
lu -lHN.r" o. The star -psngie'
,'...r va. PLAYED or sung. The per
lurr, Included Miss brown, soprano
N..h Male Quartstts. Mr.. Dow, ban
'"'. f.. Philadelphia Orchestra, aud
A.s. MIXED chorus.
L.t 'hs Meldeu has finished hi
..-r-. 20 lectures ou the Bible. Ties
'fllrr. have bseu 90 uncomuon inter
~ 1ri show broad and gcner0u
si"lrsh'p.
lls cooking school. under Miss Bar
.'s', L. ~ popular a. ever. Miss Ihs
-'il "t Brooklyn, y. Y, gave cand.
..'-"u one DAY this week, aud ou ,'rang
tay Ms. II. 4. l.insoln, author o
Boston Cook Book. l. Ga rad a pal'
" ~ hour Cor the cooking class
w, Eubiuson's class In gymaastlc
ngs together old aud Young In IN
'l,it 20 ''g,t the heart right.
ioople continue 90 come. snd fe'
ave. When one weeks board has beel
tstgvd, the time l. extended Ia Ia
s'sks. co all sides are hesrd exeisma
49, over the bezuty of the place AN
70 enloyment Of the assembly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
FRyIBUR6 CENTRE.

The lIarbor Methodist Circle held n
box supper aud pound party at the
church on wolnes,lay evening, July -.
Although the weather va. rather un-
favorable, a gOoily number were pres
ent. Tie boxes were furnished by the
gentlemen aud bought by the ladies.
We have some excellent cooks among
our gentlemen Ia this place, II YOU are
a. Judge by the delicacie. contained In
their boxes. Music furnished by the
choir, ably assisted nv visitor. who are
the guests of Mr.. Charles Evans, rccits-
lions aud a paper on Church Work
were the order II the evening, together
with the presentation II pound II Ill,
yer Ia the pastor. The total receipts III
the evening amounted 10 tweniy-hy,
dollars anil clghty-.lx cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
SMEDIN.

We would IN Ike all due acknovlolgc-
mcnt. for unlntrnilonll error on The
moving item aud loinlng the spectacle.
rviire a. the hack seat.
Mis- cor, u. Bnck,tt !. attending the
assembly al frycburg.
Mr. Mny Over of Bridgton I. Ni'li.
ltlng ~ -. T.. saunders.
Mr.. Ellen Blsi.dsll anil daughter II
kcniucky visited NJ Mrs. Lydia Evans
last wcrk.
Mr. John Tuck aud wife ~ illlnol'
have bccn the guest. ~ Mr.. J. W. Ferry
for week.
Mr.. waldo Mclniirr II fryeburg u in
The poultry buslncss again, supplying
several houses In North Conway, 80 the
SNe,lu hnd a COOL market for their sur
plus Ia that Hue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
Ana1a auckFIelp.

clint l.. Mason has got through Work
In ths batter factory al south "a'ei-
forl. and returned home.
J.F. Ricknell aud Alfr,-i Cole nave
gone a. Byron. =, -,
Mr.. y. n. Emery has quite lot oi
Massachusetts company.
Clara BATES 81 West Sainoer v NJ H.
Monks on a visit. Il.
Mot every one l. done hayins WIN
rather a light crop. 90, A..
JAIME. n. Bicknell and flint Ma-ou
uent 20 Byron With J. D. BlckneIl ana
Alfred Cole. - n,
Hluebsrrie. must b. very plenty on
The mountains a. everybody seems ." De
going.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

Tho sabbath school hal a picnlc a'
Nr.tan'. Grove ~aturiay.
About slXty memhers "a the diN.sl'n
~ sou. - Temp-agc- visited the lois'
Al Ilarrisnu Monday last.
Re, Mr. ksnnlson and Sltr celebrated
ths nffh anniversary 20 their wedding
cen Nug ith. The house was illcd viii
frieu.ls and pleasant evening Wa slrn'
in listening a. music. rvadins. etc. MI.
Rartlrtt. Geo. Jouc. aud other. sang
AMI Nice kAt. Iloughion rad "lia'
Watha. wuoing.~ IA original poem
written los q friend wAs Rad aud sung
Il. rrratu aud cake werv ssfN~L VAIN
able gin. from friends In this aud cihr'
town. were revived. Mr.. aud MIS-
krnni.on have many warm friends here
Nj. n. D.. llcrsey ., al home Tor
short time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
EAST PERU.

Mr.. Bsssett and wife OF Auburn arr
Waiting her father, Mr.. Amos Harlow.
charlie. Oldham of East Dlxfield Ia.
been helping his father. Hiram Oldham
DO his having, but has returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs. bartlett of Knoxville
Tenn. are boarding at william Tasks.
Mis- Lou Griffith of Auburn Il visiting
her brother, 4. u. Griffith. =,
Frank Kidder Ia driving around with q
nice span of matched grays.
Mr.. Collins, while going To Dumfor,
rails with a load last saturday night
timed his Load over and MAS hurt 80 that
he II not able tO work DOW, and ne ofok'
| hls cart and hurt ooe OF his horses also
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
NORWAY LAKE.

Henry kilgorc aud wife from Mssss
chuse,ts are visiting at Emerson hi
gore's.
Merton Green IL sick with fever.
George Woods children have Dearl!
recovered from the scarlet fever.
George aud Charles Earle from Read
field inside nying visit Ia this place nj
ter an absence of nearly ten years.
Winnie and Maude Partridge have re
turned from Auburn and Dsnyille wher
they have been visiting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
sCWRY

NJ. Ncalcy nhomP.on has bc,n quite
sl,k lately.
\ so,,l many arr still having. bat "
thr sussI weather Continues through th"
Nrsk thrte vii not D. a great deal len
o. gut saturday night.
orrin Poster. cfrw have he~n In Graf
tnu cutting hay CA ths beunett farm,
.iuc, Wviur.iay % last week.
HI. o. gu,si srason Zoe tvfri~. fasi'-
l-rfir.. hlu~lzrrrics, and hlacktrrrir.
can uos b, picked within a short DISTANCE
20 ihe ritter. building.
Chsflss ~t~arus otthis town, Iuesday,
.upp.,i from a load ~ had aud stuck a
fofl tine through hi leg iust below ihc
knrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
EAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Ross IL Port
land arv visiting AZ Jesse fields.
Rev. q. l.. skinner has held several
me.ilugs Ia Temple I'LL school house
thl. summer. lie will preach again the
iCth. AZ tr.n.
Nallcttc u. Waul. wife aud son arr
spending the week a. Abraham Nor
Nu,si's. Mr.. Norwood. brother .,lb.ri,
- niddcforl. vas with him saturday
ani sunday,
VI. ". Abtott has been In stow ,hl.
Nr,k.
\. Norwood Il building an icr hous'
With the help 20 Mr.. Ward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
nIckNAIE

N.ari, an farmers have finished hay
ing aud rvport the hay crop - les than
lat year.
NJ. Eo.r child of Norway, isNlsiiing
b.r daughter. Mr.. Chss. Matthews.
partIr- visiting the mountains Ia search
f,r hluslerri.-. arr of daily occurrence
capt. I.leWellyH, the SalNationl'i, Is
holding meetings al DickSale Sundays
A 3 n'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
aOxRuRN.

The gold miners have found nothing
down here aud have gone back 10 byron,
lew Oliver with hls nobby pair Of
sorrels has been up river. II IL one OF
the finest teams yet, anil q great many
have been over our roads this season.
Most Of the farmers are about done
having aud have tune To make some I'm
provements before Tho grain harvest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
.As1 aanMhEiElp.

The boarlcrs At Elm Cottage have all
arrived aud With visitor. u l. quite
Mr.. y. ". EIcc aud daughter are at
!. r.. stickney's.
Aparty Of sixteen spen, the day al
couid's Pond ON "wednesday. fishing
and plcnicking. csugh, cool number oil
has. and had fine time. The Ando'er
professor. With their wives, the Eiee,'
etc. made up the party. ,
seycrd went to old Orchard on We'll
,..d,y Il, attend the school 81 method.
aud hear Mrs. I.lyermorc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
IOcsI,s MILLS.

\. q. Tlnkhim aud wife of Mechanic
fsll., have been stopplng At NJ. Abr,m,
George l.iilon vas Ia town the last
~ the wcck.
Work l. progressing iinely on the new
mill the frame I. up aud partly boari-
III.
C.E. u. Libby wa. In town last wcck,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
DENMARK.

". =. bennett, agent Of the Water
Power Co.. saco. was In town this week.
Judge \. II. Walker of Bridgton aud
Mr.. Fairfield Of saeo were here Wednes-
day taking dispositions before samuel q.
Davis, Esq, In the case of Nellie NJ
Gray W. saco Water Power 20. Ihi.
l. a question IL water rights that IL Ia
be- contested Ia the courts. The COM
pany claims the right to draw all the
water from the plaintiff, who holds q
deed granting right to draw one hun
dred inches nj all times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

rtv .... E.I.. leaves us a guanti-
.... -H.eu uu h t'vr vhiCh Uas
49,. ..l. huucht from spain
.H H....I ll,min. The petrs
.... ... l.r ,rrN early, gu,'i a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

r. .....I..- ~anlay ~-hool vii
..-.t ..Nf ~lHhV, ~ 10 l. likrly
49,. ...r.r fr.m thr sCliool vii At
...If. ..r mH,iIng a. lake Auasa'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

v..t.... p,.r. vho has tFvn stop
...-..t... ttfus Ripley. Or several
.t.f.. H.arHi tn niNdeli o. resume
.-.... .H thr r'si-oil,c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

......f 20 th.s Nilasv rrvruilN
. ... Ist.. visit o. tao grvtt-
-.. .H urlch'oriug town.
d.. -......r 49, children hii uu.l.f
M. eFh them mother, Uue
... COCO grtnimnthrrs. tNu
s.. . .fh.r. ani nus great grand
|. father q. uHf u,iug, hut
H. ...Iffirr O. alive and u'll,
.t-..f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

people vho Ike o. sleep
..I.. ... .l.r'HE IH rather enphaiic
... 9th. aI. fhr ueccsslty fnr The
I'd. ..r..r rIr,en and twelve lfi
~ Hrlsnu has yvi hs'ru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

t...l ~ HpIr,'s are Mr.. 4. 4,
49,. u...r ,arr,I kimhsil. Master
..rk ". 90 chicago, Me- Hattie
H-- u... Nt-f kimhsll. Miss Belle
T... I'#f.ui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

A.. U...tf and chiidrvn, Ralph and
49, fHm lin.ion, are visiting hsf
49,. IT.. Hiram lluhhanl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11
AhpovER.


Mr.. llctton's new steamer was hauic'
through this place en route Ia the lakes
To alI the place Of the one burned last
spring.
Rev. Mr.. Pea.e will preach In the hall
every sunday evening at half-ps-t seven
o'clock through the month 81 August.
Mrs. John suter entertained the Con
grrgstlonsl Circle. Dancing Was Intro
iuce,l as ON. feature ~ the entertain
nent given, which WAS enjoyed by those
participating. -.
This week wednesday Mrs. Pratt viii
give q lawn party In connection with the
Methodist Circle. 4 general Invitation
l. given to all.
George Gregg, for seventeen years In
the employ ~ the =. q. Aver CO., died
.uiicnly while on . tour through New
Hampshire. lie was burici from hls
home the 9Th Inst. Age %.
l.. y. Abbott ~ the Journal was In
town last week yl.lting his brother and
hl. many friends.
Most ~ the farmers are through hay
Ing. above an average crop has been
secured, aud In better condition than last
year.
Mr.. sutcr has placed street lamp east
~ the Merrill bridge. which wss much
needed improvement, n. ihis u dark
anl dangerous place even on moonlight
night. lie has al.o placed watering
tub for the public convenience near the
bridge, which will b. appreciated by the
travelling community.
Henry ". Poor. Esq., ~ New York,
u IN town.
The sabbath school,. are to have pie
Me thl. week.
4. T.. Mar.ton start. very soon on the
rad With a Hoe ~ goods that viii please
every body Who buys them. We wish
him succc.s In hi. business, a. b. i .
man of truth aud ,cracliv, aud deserve.
q fall sharv ~ the people. p,trontgc.
The following officers we're Installed
la IJoue Mountain Lodge by Lodge Dep
uiy b.. VI. Bailey:
Ct Abl-at
VT, Miss Nellie pws-cf.
y. = Mis. Anc. nsish
=. Mr.. Fisfa Enbhihs.
a. Rst u. d ttrssti.
". Naihsn Alsrs.
n. NJ Nis. Nellie Inpsy.
~es. . rsrAia..
Asst ~Cs., nanrhs repr.
a.. Mr. sctrzu Iiuirhlas.
:. fr~l iiuichin.
A. a n fWgu tuFrlnF.
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EAST REIhEl.

Farmer. have finished haying.
Gain Il rlpenIng fast aud promises a
good harvest.
J. ID. Hastings 1. visiting relatives at
Frycburg, Ne.
&. ". KimbaIl visited Portland Tues
day, Aug. !.
mer company.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Holster Of Norway
are visiting relatives In this place.
Mrs.. Nina kilgore and baby, OF south
Paris, are Waiting Il q. u. Browns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

rr....t uotou. boston. Nil Ger
...t.k ...-r aul Master Vim. Z. kll-
-. NJ. IuIfhni. are az the Hubbard
U..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

..rr Hutchinson, ~ New Haven,
,i.itiDg hi father, :. ~
u...h.I-...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

u..,r...ts.l c,ol night for the dance
.'.r f..uUrr Friday night, bat pro
........I themselves iusi the samc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

vrHrII Nieosi, Esq., aud Miss
NJ E..1-, "a Backicld Scrc In the
.F.fu #hT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

N. Countv Commissioners were In
..s- hrrr at fues,ay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

.... Hi sni tw,uty sent On
.I.... "Wednesday. un th. lni.
..... .r - honl piguir, snd BE-
...... fIHf fhrf mrart o. ENJOY
... Barring .nmr dusi, III dsy
s.... .... .. Hsrl Del deceived. III
..... ..t ps..ri of eiihnui HnN
.. ,.r#a.It Iuuu7i. although
........ ...flrr 90 thr dhV sas r. gans
.t..t. "HHuui hll. i1 vhirh
... a.u.u rl.url .n ".fuiiins
t"I s c.-sl hlrl mHsirrn
IH. Iaits nuI giris after.
.... .... HH.. hGf wanted uo round
... 1rI PLAYED a scientific
.... H..' thHush thr diamond
.... .". ."... Or b. r,f,Hrtrl that
... .f co. frsms aI D.
.... .... crossed thrt seemed o. gu-
.... .. H...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

.ffiI. town kuuu that oar
f-.Hs fpOu.man, frf,i
. .. I.H uTHr hd an attack
..H fever With t-,Hmr
|f.I ir l...'ai,l under ths
..r...H.r muuutsiu iu thi-
.f.... ..HfrI. uuf lu che north
...... 20 ngIr sans faIf dec
f.su 20 Whatc"m, whore
N ..ff.rI. .ttrIs Meant r..
. ". f.#r fi.Iug over ll.isF
'." Thr spell rast hy ihi.
.... .I.. fir .lrruuuling c"uutrl
.... f... .r,l fop strong o. p ~
... f.R er,ks .lnCr party,
All. .. ".s ilr number, attacked
.... 800 planted M" Amrri.
.Imm.f The rvfort ~
|.... .uI.sl FROM washing
printed un co.. hrst i'tgv ~
il. Interesting Read u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

a.. Ia., ,hsss and sou, frUm Buck
- ..H..l aa friend. hcrc Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

A.. l.w.. Narrvtt 90 Portland spcnt
..rt.,h Nth his family AZ q. q.
vHf1s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-11

U .|. money Uf thr town has
...i a. thr several DISTRICTS
..... fI. Table Isluw. Ia" total
".HrI is u~lriN ~ hundred
flau lt.f Vvar.
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chr oxford ncmoerat.
"ON THE HILL.


.r..fi.t ghnrvh ~. \. =. w~iEe. Pa
- 49, stsrF sanlay "a n ~. ,uutay
90 Irru ~ahl.sih tteninx ~erttgs "a
- 800 Mestings thur-iAy hNeninxs a.
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fl - ,harth. Rev. q. q. IIsmihas.
lh..' ..u'isv 1851 every ,asslay .. -. .,
- Sc -sutssii p.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19

In view of Dallas, claims as q great
ar tesian ell center, the following
from the Times Herald of that city is
interesting:
Mayor Connor's veto of the artesian
wells contracts will have a doubly
injurious effect upon Dallas. First, he
defeats at one stroke of q self impor-
tant pen the work of year (unless
the vote on veto can be reconsidered),
and hope for artesian wells is lost for
this administration. Again, Mr.. Con-
nor's veto will lose to the
city what hope there was for pro-
tecting the good name and credit of
the city by repurchase of Forest
park. This may not have been con-
templated by the veto, but it will
nevertheless have that effect. Thus
the will of the people of Dallas Is de-
feated In two important particulars
for no good reason whatever.
According to this extract it is not
'artesian wells" but "hope" for ar
tesian wells that Dallas Is banking
on. The Herald is discovering that
cities as we'll as individ uals get sick
on hope deferred.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19
senate.

YOUNG Borden, OF one of the way
up families of Belgium, and private
secretary to Prince Alexis Orloff, at.
tached to the Russian embassy at
Paris. absconds with large sum be-
longing to the prince and takes with
him Mile. Bonnet, one of the stars OF
the Palais Royal. He cleaned Orloff
out of every cent of the funds placed
to his Paris credit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19

WACO has a woman as her superin-
tendent of public schools. 1t can be
accepted without question that Waco
will make progress educstionally I'M
der this new departure from the old
custom. The city that is far enough
advanced TO do this is broad gauge,
and the woman who can make such a
place for herself, as pioneer, can be
trusted to do her work wisely and
well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19
GUARANTEED CURE FOR LA:eaIPPE

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell you DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
La Grippe and will use the remedy accord
ing to directions, giving it fair trial,
the bottle and have your money refunded.
We make this offer because of the won
derful success of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry during last seasons epidemic. Have
heard of no case in which it failed. Try
it. Trial bottles free at Dreiss, Thomp-
son & Co.'S drug store. Large size SOC
and S1.O0. 5-11-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19

THE defenders of the New Orleans
jury bribers are exhausting every
ordinary and extraordinary remedy
of the courts in endeavoring to pre-
vent the trial of their clients, but so
far without success. Their latest
move is for dismissal of the whole
panel on account of the Judge having
excused some of the venire of 500 be.
fore the twelve jurymen W ere drawn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, has engaged
the services of Patterson, of New Or
leans, as Fourth of July orator. Par
kerson was the leader of the raid on
the Malta of the Crecent City and will
draw like f1y.blister.