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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

V.r... a Ifsrce's famous brood marv,
T..I Iaf.hru. vas found dead in The
r.s.rr Nlr liih. 40 The tout ~ ieigc
,l.- et..h .hr h-a probably fallen, -
.f. aH. fIui. ~hs Nas - war oid
H.. Il.t ali ga. speedy hsrsrlt Ia her
r..He.r .lt,. aud q uoicd speed pruduc-
remIrr ~le va. .ir,l by Tom Patch
sr 400 ulf q mare called JENNIE
I..t latchsn Was speedy and hts
fr..frI trial. iu -. >he has
D. ..ls COTS. ~iX - them have
t-.If l.r osu-r. -. go. ihis i an
at.-... uf s.an apirv-. aud thsrv are Two
.ff.. ..'f. uu.uld. one tvU-yeaf-oli,
I..r Hebron b., ilebruu, also aycatNng
D.. fN. .sm, hor.e. The following i
if .H.u!us 20 the colts sold
I..r fr.t colt vas 1ipsy VI, bN tcislr'
l.. e.. .uld fuf IN 80. IA" vent Z"
Me-. hu-..tt. ana Q. very speedy marr
f.. o.. f..u used Tor hrvv'iing.
E..u Ran. hy spirit - -, on ac-
O...f .f an acyidsut Nas sold Tor a small
s.~
stella ". by Norway Knox. was .old
q. ..s
F.rhrr VI. by Norway Knox. hruaghi
s.ss Thi. marv this season i making
.. mIr. ln ths thlrtics.
NHaUuk. stallion, BY Echir, brouehi
60. .aI made the lowest rvcord OF a
rs...,sr-uid Cor the state that YEAR.
I..sh. bv Norway knoN, Nas -"ld Tor
ss. ~hs has rcC.utly made a mile Al
..T-l
a,morr. hy Messenger Wilkes, Na'
, n four months OLD for $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
WILSON'S MILLS.

An entertainment AZ y. \. FLINT.
Tuesday evening Welded quite sum for
the minister, Mr.. Charlie. Jackson, Who
has been speaking Ia IA sabbath even
ings for some four or i've weeks.
Among the guests az flints Hotel
were 4. sulncrton aud son ~ Boston.
l,ey. ". l.. Green, accompanied by D.
e. Dudley, has gone up Ia camp cut In
the woods. II. 4. BENNETT aud j. W.
York, guides.
". u. Kate. and family ~ Mansfield
arrived Friday afternoon on their annual
vacation trip.
our game warden, =. ". clark, has
been over 30 Richardson lake.
John Olson has gone Ia Parmachecnec
guiding.
Miss ~. ". Pickett Ia visiting her .l.-
ter, Mrs. Olson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
NENNRN

Warren kilgore aud wife started Tues
day for their home In Minnesota. Mrs.
Isaac kllgorr, warrcn's mother, went
With them with the intention of passing
the winter In the west.
~. y. Baker has b~cn on the sick list
for few DAYS.
W. n. wight ~ this town. I hear, came
near losing his barn In the heavy thunder
shower Of Last week. lightning struck Il,
aud at firr "a the chat In the barn fioor,
but fortunately after burning awhile II
went out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
DENMARK.

Capt. Lorenzo ID. berry died In Jeiier.
son, v. H., Aug. nth, aged ~ year. ana
Z months. The remains were brought
to Denmark aud funeral services held
Aug. i2th. Mr.. berry was born In TIL.
town In ls0~ aud was one ~ the fourteen
children ~ the late Henry Berry. an
early settler 81 the town. In ISL hs
married .Adalln. Howard 81 Brownfeid
aud settled on farm In TIL. town. IN
islG he removed 10 st. Johnsbury, W.,
aud resided there till about isG6, when
be- returned Ia Denmark and opened the
hotel here, which be run Gill some twelve
year. ago, when he removed to Jefferson.
". II. lie leaves one daughter, Mrs.
DIR. Burnham II jefferson, and two sons.
Chauncey u. anil Freeman, ~ Deering,
Me-. and al.o an adopted sou, Robert
Dresser ~ jefferson, all ~ whom attend.
ei the fuaefal. Mr.. Berry was In faith
q unl,,rssllst, In polite. q Democrat.
Strong In hi. dlslike., but a firm friend
aud an excellent citizen.
James D.. Gray ~ bloomington, ILL.,,
formerly 81 sebsgo, with hls wife aud
two children, Il visiting his brother,
Geo. ". GRAY. and al. sister, Mrs. 4. ~.
Pcndextcr. Mr.. Gray holds the rrspon-
slblc position ~ superintendent ~ briig.
e on the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
lie la. charge ~ all the bridge. from
Chicago "a Kansas city AMI the branches
81 the &. & A., some nine hundred In
all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
FRyUBuRG.

The closing day 81 the Assembly, FRI
lay. the 10. the trip Ca the sumlt 81 Mt.
Washington was successful a. to wealth
er, but the comfort of the company was
much lc.scped by the rush Of summer
guests that Joined the excursion al North
Conway anil Bartlett.
Mrs.. n. r.. stark IL AZ Mis. ~. q. Os-
good'-, bat will go back to Portland
next month.
Dr. q. q. Crccgan, ~ Boston, District
secretary ~ the American board, pre-
scnted the cause ~ missions az the Con-
,nrgatlonal church.
". ". Towlc. E.q., % IIo.ton, has
been al hl. fathers this week.
Ml.s VI. Watson ~ bath was AZ 4. II.
Barrow. over sunday.
Mr.. II. Newman, the artist, has had
several lady bosnicrs In the village un-
her hls instruction beside. hl. elias. h"r-.
Mr.. y. -oon Ia 20 Ia Bath Ia gave an-
other course ~ lessons.
Mr.. Dean Andrews ~ sweden was In
The village last week looking al house.
Intending to buy but has decided Ia set
tie la Bridgion.
Mis-. u. y. Charles !. recovering from
= tNbft lllu'-ss
Mr.. aud Mrs. bradley harrington %
Nshely Park. New Jersey, are visiting
hi. sister, Mrs.. \. ". Fife.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. T.. u. Harvey Of Calais,
arr at Mrs.. souther's
lev. y. \. Wilson 10 Andoycr, Mass,
former teacher In the Academy, and
Mr.. Wilson have been at \. y. Pages.
Mrs.. John Dcyinc aud daughter, Ethel,
of Dover, y. H., are At Mrs. VI. \. Ran
i,lls.
Mr.. James Weston and Mrs. sarah
Weston, of ksnnicklnnick, VIE, sur
prlsed their friends by their unexpected
arrival on Thursday morning aud remain
here two months.
Nil. Mary Head, ~ Lowell, !. visiting
Mr.. :. =. bradley.
Mrs.. Helen Walker Carter, ~ Woburn,
Mass, l. a, her fathers, Mr.. Henry Wal
krr's.
Mr.. ;. l.. Post, IT.. l. not Ia hi usual
health.
Mr.. levi. Emerson, ~ Sonkers, y. j.,
,nd family are AZ the fryeburg House
for few days on their way "a lar llar-
bor. Mr.. r.. l. = son 20 Mr.. Albion I'm
rrson, former resident here.
Dr. 4. n. fc..cnden, ~ Newton,
Mass, left On Friday after week.
,tay. lie reports HI. mother a. lmptoy-
log In health since he came here with her
In June.
Mr.. ". y. Ward and Mrs. Cu,ts are
here for their usual Wilt Ia their native
place.
Albro J. O.good, Of ritt.held, Mass,
!. AZ Mr.. Jenne.s'.
Nil. :. =. Evans, ml..lonery of the \.
". \. AZ Huntington, Ala., has reached
home and will b. AZ Mlss II. 4. o.good's
,luring her vacation.
The annual fair 81 the Congregational
society vas held AZ the ,cstry on Ihurs-
lay afternoon and evening, August ~,
aud was In every way succcc.ful. On
Friday evening the festival was contln-
ned with the addition 81 an opertta by
the young Misses under the direction of
Mr.. ilertle Nbbott; she has bccone
resident of the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
MIsr aanMNrlIIp-

The .electmen ~ Eaton, y. IT,, Who
are Everett stanley, chairman, Clement
Drew and Albert Bryant, met at the
.chool house ia the northeast part 81
the town Tuesday, August II, 20 con-
slider the de.lrabiliiy of laying out a new
rad a. avoid the steep and dsngcrou.
Elbow HILL" About twenty of the
land owners were present. Edwin snow
% snowylllc. surveyor, ran the lines.
The rad will commcnc. At the old one
opposite the house of John Gle. aud
crossing the land ~ Frank Thompson,
BRYANT aud David smith, will enter the
old road again at the foot 81 "Elbow
mr.. II will be little over half = mlle
long, nearly level, and the old road Will
d. discontinued. II !. intenccd Ia build
Il Immediately aud thl. will then be the
most desirable route between Browniield
and Freedom.
Bailey. thre.hlng MILL u In operation,
and the farmer. In this section are now
hauling oats there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. u. Osgood, Miss Flor,
ence O.gccd, and Mrs. q. a. Carter aud
child are stopping for a week at The
sunset, North Conway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
OxeOQO


Mrs. Ellis and daughter, Mlss Mary
Ellis az Portland, former residents arr
visiting friends here.
Capt. Henry Hayes, Of brooklyn, y.
Y. and daughter were here last week.
Dr. A. l.. ilersey aud Wife and Mas
". D.. Jersey viii spend n few weeks st
Blosk Island.
Mrs. Amy Rswson of Somer,illc,
Mass, aud Miss Lottie Walker 81 Port
land are herr.
Mrs. J. y. Hayes IL stiil very alex with
typhoid fever.
Several from this place attended the
grove meeting at Canton.
ODe ~ th. hands employed In the mill
at wcichsille, named Ready assaulted
the o,er.eer. Mr.. Tyler, striking him
with q shuttle, etc. A warrant WAS
issued Tor his apprehension and he was
arrested At Portland, brought hack and
tried before :. u. Edwards, and fined 81
aud costs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
MISI PARIS

Two barrel. more of liquors for the
Greenwood agency arrived last week.
Your regular correspondent !. SPEND
Ing his vacation at Falmouth forcslde.
4. =. Durham viii soon move his
family 10 Dsnyllle Junction, where Ia i
employed by the q. 4. X. ". They
have lived here many years aud will BE-
much missed.
Two dog. werr shot for killing sheep
In this vicinity few days ago. let the
yoo,I work 90 on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
FAST QIyAIl

sprlng.bosrd dance Thur.iay even
log, Aug. 9Th, music by DiSdeld orches-
ira.
Carter aud Hutchinson 10 Paris, were
In town La, week buying cattle.
Mis- Onnic Holt u AZ home from san
ford, Ne, on n short vacation.
Mr.. Ilefi Holt from Massachusetts,, u.
spending al. vacation at y. u. iIolts.
Mis- 4. Perry who has been visiting
Mrs. T.. 4. Ferry has returned homc Ia
Hanger. accompanied by Nil. Emma
Perry.
Mrs. II. n. kimbsll and Mrs. Nellie
Peterson have returned home Ia Wal
than, Mass.
Mr.. 4. :. Bartlett returned home Aug.
t-,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
anaAuRX

Rev. u. \. Gammou aud Frank Locke
are rusticaiing al the Four Ponds this
week.
The weather Il delightful, with a
.lghi tlngc 10 autumn In the summer
stiffness.
moved into thl. town In lsSs.
have no doubt that ten gallons of liquor
wer, drunk then where one u nov
Probably the difference I. much greater,
hut I put Il within bounds. The Imam
clal condition Of the people !. very much
improved by the change.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
NORWAY LAKE

q. u. smith IA. returned Ia sanford.
james smith. wife and daughter sni
J. 4. >sunier. and wife went on the ex-
cursion the sDth.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Jane. Merrill are both
quite sick.
Thsrr has heen quite a number of peo-
pie sick In the nelghhorhood the pos,
week. but most ~ them are better now /.
Mr.. farrington'. family have gone tn
tbc Heals Hotel 90 stay the rcmainder %
their visit IN Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
HARTFORD.

The grove meeting at Hartford last
sunday was well attended considering
the outlook of the weather In the morn
ing. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton preached an
sble sermon In the forenoon. Rev. MT.
HAYDEN preached In the afternoon, which
Was also a very interesting discourse.
The south Paris Male Quartette gave
good music. Everybody seemed well
pleased with the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortbell from Boston
are visiting at J. II. Dcarborns.
Some sneak thief stole an overcost
from the carriage Of II. A. Bicknell
saturday night. .,,..
William X. Cary died Friday, the l.th.
Mr. Cary VAS . good eitissn ana leaves
many friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
LOWELL

Mrs. sumner Andrrw. ani daughter
trOm lAVrvno. are visiting In town.
The Congregational Circle Vas enter
tainci al the town house on "Wednesday
evening. \ large number wcrc present.
=. =. >tearns has reviewed q pension III
- per monih With about cleo back paw,
and ]. ". stamford Que % sls Per month
with sisi back pay, both under the new
aw.
Mr.. Emily Ilammons has reviewed a
pension and hack pay Of over ssi,on,
owing to Tho loss Of son In the army.
several 20 the young men AZ the Gen.
trv have gone over spccklod Mountain
90 q dshing excursion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
EASI ntbRoN.

Mrs. Bet.ey Merrill died Friday, the
ll,h. Funeral sunday al the church.
Mr.. :. VI. Allen l. visiting friends al
llsWiston.
Dana ". Harlow !. making a complete
canvass ~ Hebron for the religious sta
ti.tics In b.,half Of the Bible society
We have heard our Deighbor and
brother, south Buckfield, soak OF heart
disease contracted Ia the army. suno'
has Il that hl. Asari disease was not orig
mated In the service % "Unele sam
query: l. his disease Of the hesrtr
Farmers are fnlshlng hsying. Iher'
IA. been a fair crop.
Daniel and willie keene are threshlne
this fall.
At. Eastman. formerly OF PORTLAND
has moved on % hi. place.
Rev. q. 4. kecne l. visiting ~. br"'h
,r. Joseph ke.ae. at Abingdon, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. ilcdgdon OF Me
rb,nlc Fall. are visiting AZ Rev. Z: T.
Kecne'.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. are coth u
Mr.. W. N. Berry has bought a new
six-fOOt Buckeye mower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
EAs1 WATERFORD.

Their, will bc a meeting Ia the Temple
hin school hoa.. the 3oth, at q. n.
THREE sheep have been killed and Others
wounded In =. II. Morse's pasture by
hound. belonging In Harrison.
Abraham Norwood drove To Portland
the 18th, returning two day. later. lie
.pen, one day with his mother Ia Bldde-
ford.
Ms. Iaillaw Of iIartland, I. visiting
Mrs. q. \. Miller.
Mr.. :. y. Gibson 81 Brockton, arrived
AZ 4. ". Athe-ton's the 18th.
Nil. Edith FLINT returned Ia Everett.
with her uncle Charlie. Saunders Tor q
xt.it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
PERU.

Mr.. n. y. stlliman has gone to Port
land on a vacation.
stephen Gctchell 81 Aroostook County
I. visiting at N. y. ~tillmsn'-.
The railroad dlrrctor. hav- notified ID.
". knight anil wil.on stlllman Ia move
their Building. Ia make chance for the
railroad.
W. n. Conant ~ Ii,crmorc was In
town on the 18th at hls brothers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
MASON

Having l. nearly finished aud the most
~ the oats are cut. Oats never ~e'e
can't. samuel Dudley Of Lexington,
Ms. 4. making his yearly yisit 10
Maine. lie l. now stopping al Charles
n. Brown's In Mason. lie u eigh'y-su
year. old, bat enjoys himself Ikea much
younger man. 49,.
MN. II. Tyler was returning i,on
Wet Bethel few days ago, In making
=, ,,,yn near the meadow bridge, his wsg-
on was overturned aud himself under u.
lie was bruised and shaken up 80 ths'
h. has done no labor since. There was
a nan with him who succeeded In catch
ing the hor e by the head 80 'he'e "a'
no other damage done.
NJ. charles Grant and wife OF Gray
have been visiting q, Thomas Morrili,s.
They are old friends and have campbell IN
the woods together some thirty winters
getting ship timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE polNos oF rns WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS oF TIE COUNTY.
EASY aeowas,s,o

Visitors are coming and returning a.
are some ~ the bosrders.
q. u. Allsri u az home Tor q few DAYS.
y party 90 Young people made a trip
Ia Hiram fslls ON Thursday. Pour
hotses aud hay rack MAS the turnout.
Miss rheo Morse of kent's illll Il
sIsndlng the week with Isabel stickney.
4. ~. ~ticsney WAS down from lied
stone. v. a., GA the esh.
l.. 4. bradbury has oten-si III. new
si"rr. 4. y. johnson, the je~elcr, o.
eupies one window In Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
FIRG ON TIE ROOF


can Del pat cat very easily II u can De
70 40. Many buildings burn becaHse
hsrr vas no way "a get on the r0oi'
\ adder does not cOst much, a No"u-
on one sill rOt IN few years. and when
wanted may - unfit for use, endahg-
sriug M life and limb 81 the pr
500 climbing on the ballding who IN the
excitement % the time would not notiee
whether the ladder was sound or not.
Nuh an iron ladder this will not oc-
cur. have a stock % iron roof ladders
eiany length. can b. put uP by any one
"a VERY few minutes and they viii out
at III building. VIII hold all that can
setont.
ihs price i very reasonable; atwenty
ioot ladder Oaly sS.0o.
wM. q. I.EANfff,
Next Elm House, Norway, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
WEST BUcsFiUlp.

C.II. Elagg has gone Ia the Islands a.
work Tor George Holland.
Angie Eliwood !. Al work Al frci Ben
ustts.
en-. French was At hi. farm saiur-
day.
4. \. Warrvn aud wifc went a. Hart
ford lat saturday.
4. T.. Bicknell and q. \. Warren went
Co DiNdeld Friday.
Ri. Austin has painted hi haru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
IockI,s MILLS.

quite a number attended the horse trot
NJ the fair grounds. South Paris and
Norway. last Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Minstrel show here Thur.day evening.
There are three men here from Port
land putting the tar on the roof OF the
mill.
Mr.. ". =. Carr I. visiting At her
home In Shelburne, y. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

a. AID NJ. Wuhsn a. ~Is.aliing 10
,...... .i.r,I uu friends a. Paris Last
W.I..sIlg NJ ani Mr.. ~pauldiug
,.-r.. Nruu.iuok tUunty some YEAR,
g.. fHHm Eufkheld and thsif many
u,f..I ,HuH'y trisnis arr alNays glad
Fl. ... fI..r sruitl tsccs AMI o. hear 81
ftr rru.I-rfy iu their Arsostook
49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

d. Nh. lloughtou has completely
sal. sd r,mo,i,lri the Chipman stand
1. IrmHrf street making for herself
Il. fff. rrvttis.t place on The llili
.-I -.#fIt improving the appearance
.ffI... larf q our village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
aaxAAr,s pnAn

The corn shop will start up Aug. ~.
Mr. q. D.. McNrllc will BE- foreman.
Mr.. Geo. l.. stephens I. attending the
graduating exercise. of his elias. al
Chaianqua Lake, y. y.
\ party 81 fifteen from this place are
amplng out nj the White Mountains.
Mr.. y. l.. Cole has sold his valuable
NO year old colt for a good sum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
UPTON.


There are no blueberries In this vicln-
lty. Raspberries have been plenty but
are nearly gone.
Mrs. I. y. Evans Of South Paris, j.
visiting In town.
Herbert G. Douglass, formerly Of this
town, now Of Boston. II In town.
The pupils In district No j, have In
creased 10 forty-three, which makes the
house quite crowded.
Mrs. Minnie y. Abbott IL teaching on
High Street.
Hrs. Raymond has recovered from her
late illness.
Mrs. Fred Y. lane IL quite feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Elllngwood
have been Waiting their children 10
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
EAST PERU.

D.. VI. Howard has bought him a new
wagon.
Albert Narney I. buying potaioc. and
supplying the boarding house. at Rum
ford Fails.
The MIddlc.es Camping Club !. a,
Lake worihlcy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

a. d, EsIf1ri. Esg, - Portland.
,-...H-,r ant general tlcket agent % the
r,-.-I arI Gumioui Ialls Railway,
80 hi. family. ani Dr. William T..
H.. -f.m sni uifr "a nackhcld serc AZ
r.... II'. at wv"k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

t.a-.I ". >paulding. Esq, % Oari-
ID. Assistant Ncssengvr "a the last
NJ >s1ate. Waited friends Al Paris
tf.. s.f week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

d. Wm. u. iBpham IL Augusta, The
... .r4sr Maine historian Nss AZ IN
i...-...- I'.rham.s lat wcsk and made
m. f....a.rst a pleasant call. pr. lap
3D.. .. H.s af vurk Ca The town history
~ E.tf.. o. drove overland from
t....t V.tIng Eumford iails and
E..f.. .# h.. wsy hrrv and started Nai-
.rI.. f.r d. drive hnmc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
STOW.

MI. Nellie Eastman I. at home on a
short vacation.
Mrs. ". \. harrington ~ Portland
aud her granddaughter. Hattie H., have
been visiting friend. In this place for the
past week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

NJ. Iar,i. l.. carter and Master Jar
,.T Carter q New York are a. sam
III llTirI.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

~. Hanrhe stanley 20 Newton.
a.. NJ. ~usi- stanley and Mis- Ion.
U.-..s. 20 piNdcli, we're a. Paris last
aTfk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

al Nfsu :. Austin ami Wife anil
n. Eu Nu.tin visited biNteh several
It,. 4.f evrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

Nj. NARY l.. Bisbee Of Buckfield VAS
e.. ,,.u at Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

M :. Drake % PORTLAND has BEN
,t.f,ng relatives herr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

v...t.na 4. TAYLOR i learning type
tin. ln the Democrats composing
r.H..I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

n, I'D Mr.. Warren white % Cam
,,.i., arr yi.iiing a. Elhridgc forbcs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

,,.ih.r raris party arc camping at
W.-thlsy iUni this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

NOTICE.
whereas sarah u. KimbAll. my wife. has IN
my hci and boari without any iust cause cr
tor her support. this L. therefore. 10 forbii ell
p<rsons haftorins 90 trusting her on my socount,
= I .hali pay no dsbss Of hsr contracting amer
tkis dats.
''..''''' A's- satt si; y. xlxnALL-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

: = .',sr.an., Charhi re-. q. .. ilas.li,.a,
80. h.ss ssri0sAii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
Smiley Shoe Store,
Opposite Elm House. Norway, Maine.
EN- SWEET, MANAGER.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

A small farm a loo price. and on very easy
Il. \. BoLs7ER. scu,h Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

MI. n ~tou. showed the Democrat
-.....a curiosity MONDAY. II was a
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25

fs..rr sheriff tluskins, "a iish"n
F.... rs..s.l through icsision Monday
f-.H..n Or canton With man named
Russell. luief arrest anil charged With
o. f.r. sr, 10 several siorv. ADJ houses
rt#..H tao mouths agu. The case
I.H ..r .r tlr hand. 20 Deputy sheriff
U..a... Eu.srIi "a. arrested BY Mar
3D.. WaDaNIty m lewiston saturday,
a.I N..IlN fDr~uoon sheriff lluskins,
t-... ur N. D.. Coolidge, Esl., 81 lAs-
t... b ..... shn blrutifi-d m" prisoner a.
Or. mr wsufri. thr uvputN sheriff
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fl. ea. trUught o. Paris JAIL ~
Irr.f. sheriff l,arruNs whcrv D. Will
r.#.. fHr ninety daYs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
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