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Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10
Beware of Oinfments for Cntnrrh That
Contain Mercury.

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering it through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
Clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f. j.
Cheney u Co., Toledo, O.,contains no mercury.
and is taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally, and made
IN Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney q Co.
~ Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottIo.
Miie is used in combination with cloth
for visiting gowns.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

The Overman Wheel Co., Chicopee
Falls, Mass, flung to the breeze one
of the largest United States flags ever
made(and possibly the largest), the
dimensions being 41x7l feet. This
monster flag was stretched from the
top II two flve-story factories, and
gathered within the folds were num-
erous|howers which fell into tho crowd
below when unfurled.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10
DONALD KENNEDY
OF ROxbury, Mass, says

Kennedy's Medical Discovery
cures Horrid Old Sores, Deep
Seated Ulcers of 90 years
standing, Inward Tumors, and
every disease of the skin, ex-
cept Thunder Humor, and
Cancer that has taken root.
Price, $3.50. Sold by every
Druggist in the United States
and Canada.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. and Stomach
Disorders, use Browns Iron Btters. The Best
Tonic, 1t rebuids the system, cleans the Blood
and strengthens the muscles. A splendid ton
ic for weak and debilitated persons.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

NAN 1UU FIND THE WORDT
:, These is a 3 inch display advertisement in
alike except one word. The same is true or
each new one appearing each week, from The
i.T Dr. Harter Medicine Co. This house places a
lish Look forit. send them the name Of The
WORD and they will return you BOOK, BEAUTI-
tUL LtTHoGRAPHs or SAMPLES FREE
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

In the Tower looked, so does he with
his shining hair and frank blue eyes,
and sensitive mouth and smooth,
white brow.
He has fine dog called Grouse and
a wonderful parrot called Polly, and
the same little hands that climb the
shrouds feed and care for his pet
canary Jeanne. The young sailor is
all patience with the mischieyous ca
pers of his foxterrier Fido, but with
his little donkey he alternates pa
thence and willow switches.
Master John has organized chap
ter Of the Sunny Hour Club, and
every week seven or eight little
friends meet and tell what they have
done to help the poor and the unfor-
tunate. His mother lends all assist
ance to these embryo philanthropists,
and after the business of the hour is
over they have jolly good time.
Little McVickar, as he is more
often called, speaks English with a
purity seldom heard from so young a
child, and he also speaks French and
German.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

For impure of thin Blood, Weakness, Mala-
ria Neuralgia, Indigestion. and Biliousness,
take Browns Iron Bitters-it gives strength
making old persons feel young-and young
persons strong; pleasant TO take.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

NERVE REsroREh. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bottle
free. DE-. Kline, 931 Arch St, Phila., Pa.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10
The Monkey House in Central Park.


The monkey house in Central Park
is the favorite resort of that half
million Of children who live in and
around New York. Here there are
fifty monkeys. In one big cage there
are dozen new monkeys not as yet
thoroughly accustomed to civilization.
The cage has to be tidied, and so,
when the keeper enters with his
broom, the whole lot of them squeal
and scamper Off to the opposite side
OF the cage, and huddle there. / am
certain that they are not really
scared, but only pretend. In this lot
ol monkeys, one two-foot monkey has
become the dear friend of q very
small one, and so, whenever they
scamper from one side of the cage to
the other the big one acts as a horse
for the little one.
All the monkeys are on intimate
terms with Mr.. Jacob, the keep-
er, and some are never happy unless
they get into his arms or can hang
about his neck. AS the keeper has
to use his broom vigorously in sweep
ing the floor, it is funny to see him
carry around a necklace Of live mon
keys while at his work.
That monkey-house is scene Of
perpetual motion. 1t can be quiet
only when all hands are asleep. You
will see a monkey perfectly still and
motionless, and you will say: @That
chap is dead tired at last. No won
derl Now he is going to take COM
Portable nap" Before you have said
that, off is that very same monkey,
swinging on the rope, and twice as
active and energetic as ever. 1t was
only one of his tricks.
You cannot help laughing when a
monkey looks at you. If you stare
back at him, he will blink and wink,
then put his head on one side with a
knowing air, just as would rude,
vulgar little boy when he says;
"Whom are you staring at? Hope
you'll know me the next time!" If
you face him for awhile it will end by
the monkey yawning, which means,
"You make me very tired. "-Harper's
Young People.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10
The Only One Ever Prin,.a.

Cornfiower blue felt shapes are trimmed
with black velvet.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

A WOMAN so years Of age plunged
into the river at Pathway, N. j., and
rescued her 3-year-old grandchild, who
was drowning.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

Sleeves of plain cloth in gown of shaggy
plad goods are novess.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

Lace founces are much used on evening
toilets of velvet.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

A novel design in bengaline shows music
scrolls among flowers.
Iuka reporter., 1891-12-10

WV have noticed that the boys who
reereat to sscut up' are always in
vitedwhen there is a party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
puCkCIElD

1t the Saturday trut at Fast Branci
park May ~, LIT T.. kecn's colt won th'
oats.
~. u. Hall, VI. d., and wife returned
from Mas.schusctt. on the "a Inst.
The village schools are well under
way. Teachers, Mr.. and Mrs. P1ke aud
Ma. Prince.
Miss Mary T.. Dl.bee attends N. sum
mer term At Hebron Academy.
II. =. Dorman, undertaken, ha. opened
rooms NJ Lisbon Fails. Augustus Clou-
tier l. hi successor In this village.
Mrs. rrcclsnd Dunham left for Chicago
ani vicinity Tuesday Sth.
n. y. Prince aud wife returned from q
month. visit "a New York, Thursday
last.
Chss. n. Buck. wife aud children ~
Traverse city, Mich, are visiting their
Duckield friends.
Mlss Grace Harlow ~ Paris, IL In town,
the guest ~ Mis- VI. l.. lllshce.
N. 4. Ellis Ia. gone to Massachusetts
a. take ON the colt recently sold by him.
The rcccnt cold weather cheeks the
unfolding leaves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
RuMFoap CENTRE

Thlrty-thr.c member. IL Mineral
spring ledge, ]. u. ~ q. T., paid thu
loig. here a pleasant yislt MAY ~. leo
cr.am and cake weU served and th,
visitor. seemed Ia have a good time.
This lodge returned the visit last Tues
day evening. We were much pleased
with their lodge room, their Installation,
entertainment, refreshments, etc. We
shall certainly 20 again. They have
iOa members, aud this lodge nearly ~.
Mr.. v. q. Wood has rtufDed from
Lam where be has bccn attending his
brother Herbert Who has been very sick.
MI. Jennie Blodgrtt will teach la
Mexico.
Mr.. T.. D.. jackson has sold hl. place
To J. D.. stephen. and viii move Ia
Bethel.
The latest freak ot the tramps I. to
stop at the town farms along the way
telling the manager they are seeking a
passage to l.umtonl fall.. bat when be-
yond our city they acknowledge Liver
mor- Fall. a. their destination.
Mr.. !. ". klmbsll aud Mr.. Charlie.
H. Abboii are on the sick ll.i.
Dr. Hiram Abhott was takrn suddenly
sick while - q. n. Ahl'oit's aud AZ this
writing. lrddavl l. unable io ~ home.
At Rumiord Point there are q great
miny sirk.
d.. Abbott's wife was SICK aud not
able to attend her husband, bat De will
have good care there.
The boy. h,d gnc,t sport the other
night catching suckers cvc' though
therv Nas .uoW squsll thToNn Ia.
Dr Hiram Nhbott's condition this
morning saturday l. very bad ~.
though VIZ. sni Mr.. !. ". Martin Who
at up with him last night ihlns u moth
Ing new s.ts IN BE- mtV possibly recover.
Eryslltelas Ia the head !. the trouble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
MEAI AEYAII


Rev. II. V. Dayi. moved to Maple. last
Tuesday and Rev. Mr.. peary takes hl-
place her. on the Mason charge.
The Good Tcmplars Installed their OF
ilccr. for the next quarter last Woine--
day evening. after which they pIftoOk
II cake aud lee cream. icfre.hmcnt
were Furnished by brothers \. :. Bean
aud ". n. Morrow. III. occasion pass
e,i pleasantly. Decorations of Mayilow'
~. were abuniantly supplied by the
sisters.
III =. smith has 80 chickens to feed
and keep the hawks from, not always
being Successful In the latter effort.
Tie new road machine has started on
the road under the supervision OF l. q,
kimball. drawn by four ~ \. :. Beans
best horses, average weight lI5O pounds,
driven by Frank Kendall.
Asa Prescott moved into hi. new pur'
chase. the franci. Barker homestead,
Last Thursday.
The plckerel AMI sucker. In Pleasant
River have been pursued several nights
by the spear, before IL was fairly under
.tooi that our state law maker. Last
winter, placed a penalty upon that mode
Of catching fish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
FAST BEIsIL

Eugene Bean aud Madison Bartlett are
having = marble monument erected "n
their lot Ia the cemetery. from whitney
Btuthcr., Bethel, Maihe.
Eibridgr Crookrf aud wife have broken
up housekeeping aud arr boarding Al
ir-d 4. llean's.
Mr.. D.. :. BARTLETT has returned home
frum Bcrlin, y. H.
y. ". Ethridgc aud Wiie have moved
a. NnioVcr. ani Jane. Mayconncll ani
wife nov have charge 81 T.. 4. Esic.'
farm.
y. Ami. aud wife have charge oi \.
VI. IIesn's farm aud D.. Estes and Wife 81
VI. :. kimbalr..
Charlie swan has gone "a Berlin Fall.
tO work.
Working men Who visited Humforl
Fall. expecting plenty oi work are r.
turning daily. Seventeen passed. this
way one day.
Horn, May "a, Ia the wife Of levi.
Gllddcn. a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
ALBANY.

Rev. 4. 4. II. Crockett, ~ steep Falls,
Maine. I. Ia town thi. week having 4
very nir granite aul marble monument
erected Ia our ccm terry where al. wife
VAS buriei last autumn. The monument
cost about sas5.
Ml.s Alice I. Wilbur !. teaching Ia
Anioyer. Maine. She obtained the
situation by Recommendation of Prof.
ruringtOn, of Pennington Norm al
school.
Herbert I. Bean aud Luciin Andrew.
have found employment In AndoSer,
Mass, With Brainsrd Cummings, car
peuier and builder.
Levi McAllister, 81 stonehim, IL In
town surveying.
Mr.. rhebe Atkinson, 81 San Fran
cisco, cal, q native 20 Albany, IL her.
kindly caring for her step-mother, aged
- years old. aud other relatives. she
has recently been called Ia pay $50 a.
her part % the expense Of having ths
street by her dwellings. She has erected
marble monument. Manufactured Ia
Italy, at the grave Of her husband, at q
cost of $500.
Mi.s Matte Cole has gone Ia Lynn,
Mass, 10 work for her aunt, Mrs. Archie
Cole, Ia large boarding house.
stephen Libby IL saving birch, etc.
Weather cool aud yet grass seems Ia
start pretty we'll. Mice have Injured u
In some fields.
Mrs. Uriah Foster L. much better.
Theron Cummings II under the care Of
a physician.
Mas Edna Dresser, Of the State Nor
NAL School, Providence, II. L., IL nj hons
for few weeks making her many
friends glad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
nEnRON


The old academy IL now al down anl
tho summer term has h-cn IN session =
week in the new building
SUNDAY morning, May ~, Dr. Crane
preached very eloquent sermon from
John I-.iS. The openiug exercises of the
.chpol la the new academy called up
train ~ thought which was carried out
In the sermon. The vivid pictur. BE-
drew - the old pioneers and the work
they dii bath Tor church and school
which have always gone hind In hani,
work hone amid poverty aud prl,atlon,
which the preseut generation know Moth
Ing 20. The contrast between then and
nov ani the Lesson taught, all were
listened h. hy an apprecitl'e audience.
The annual meeting ~ the board ~
Trustees VS. Wednesday, Rev. :. u.
llirharison Was herv among others.
Me. Abhls llibbs arrived HON" from
California lat week. She brought many
cufio,iiirs anil among them a horned
tod, H. seem. quite conienic'l IN hi
ncW home and a. may De- expected has
many callers.
VIZ. lllbbs b.. made grrat improve
msnts Ia hi. hou.e the past winter.
pf. Z. - ~turrNut, II plNfleld, vas
In town this week.
=. u. Suurtcypnt has gone to iIooth.
hay. H. Q. can,ss.lug for Homer y.
Chass.
Mr.. MARI Whitman hal birthday
party MONDAY. She Nas - years old
sunday. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
EAsI RunEoRn.

>tsarn. 4 Allen ~ lowell have arrived
in town. Thyy will butcher anl drive a
meet cart irum the simpson place.
Dcorgr Marsh ,nl Emerson Nmc' II
DiNh.ld Wcrr in town Friday on SWEET
corn busin@.s
Mr.. philmotc rutnam I. jusi alive.
dec. rl.hop b. It'll 10 the boot and
.ln" hu.inrss.
Henry Thtycr ~ canton has started
M. steam mlll ~ The iAlls.
Mr.. Chtrlc. Ahhott has been quite
..tk ior q number ot days.
Irving Dean 10 plxdeld l. At work ior
Frank Putnam.
I. n. Wclch has i've bnirlrrs.
Mi. Dora bishop !. AZ WORK for NJ
bert Virgin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
DENMARK

EIwupd l.. rcnicNt.r aud frr-mhn ~.
-anborn attend the spring term II
l,hlgtun Academy.
Hon. Tobias Lord ~ steep fall' i la
town lookiug after hl. lumber Interest.
here.
A.r. Goulon aud william Walker II
Fr,.hurg arr also herr on the same bus
ines.
Stlllmin ~Nan hi. leased the farm oi
M. late Jo.eph O.. swan o. VIZ. FLANDERS
for thru. year. snd With hi. mother ~
turn. Ia California this week.
Nil. Carrie Gilman te,chc. In district
w. I.
william Gilman, Who has b""n away
tot eight ycirs. !. yl.iting relatives here
The Moose Pond drive has come Tote
the l,uom here, where Il will b" surveyed
aud then driven into thc SEQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
ANnnNER

Tho cuniinusd coll wave has hr.n 4
sst hack o. fsrmlng on Mt land.
SUMMER cumfsny ant lake travel ar,
anNiously waiting tor the icr To- lesvr
ths lake shlch ~ill - probably hcforr
thi. L. Rad.
iuoth-yi several familiar faces "a the
strst to-day Hoo. n. v. roor and
laughter, Mlss Agne., n. ". Suior,
tsg. :. tal-pt, pcrsonagcs 81 wealth
ant infucnce.
Many arr sick Wlih IA grippe or 49,
Nyrr Cohl almost blouticai Nth H.
hear that Mr.. Fickrtt and Charlie.
stevens arr conhnsl a. the house.
Your correspondent hss Sspt the
housr tor tWo daVs Nth a fair prospcyi
20 mnrr fu follow.
Hsrti,tt. the icweler. v advertised a.
hc in tovu Tue.,iaV o. rvmtiu one week
noy.. ret cat yuur oh watche. aud let
him make them ~ gWsi ~ new.
Nellie Dresser gu"s g. the lake this
summer fnf :. Rstion.
~ che rrgulaf meeting ~ Lone Mouni-
aim ioirv The following oniccrs Nrr'
lu.talie,i by o.. VI. Htiley, l.. u
,r oseu tsss..,f
1T ~ . Akrrs
49, MI NsIie u-r.-sf
Asst Ntss Aufs l,sHf
~ . lIftru
u-F AhIaff
NJ >tHtfus
40 n ~ tara ttessf
~ . \ NurJ.r,sss
Tt = tnrfau
g. NJ. I..Hs E.HHIns
e. tFs|s UFsf
NJ. Tsl..m. IA. mlIii,sr 1. A Ne.
Milton. fara frW days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
ntRAv


ca Nav Gih the estate ~ IN. late Dan.
isl l'isrcv ~. disposed ~ az auction aud
private .als. N. farm ani timber land.
valued ~ s5,u'p. were bought hy \ q
a. n. Nuung.
MARI n. CoolbrOth ~ ~iandish VA Ia
toNu Ne,lnesday.
Mr.. william \. storrr 4. Improving
iu health.
NJ. Henry g. rikr has returned frOm
hi. winter solourn la tennessee.
willis Burusll has removed Ia Mad
ION. Ne
M.ml,.r. ~ the spring family arr ln'
vr.tisailng their title "a th" French spo'
lia'Inu claim ~ Capt. 18th spring oi
~.co. whose claim, u b. has no de.ccnd'
ant. living. will fall Ia the desccnlhni.
~ hi. brothers, Thoma. of Hiram aud
Io.lth ~ BroWnhcli. The claim wn'
.omc s1O.upO When assumed by the gov
eminent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
pORIER.

Very cold for May. Hoping for a
change soon.
Mr.. Lacy Moulton, wife % John =.
Moul,on, formerly II this place bat nov
living In New Hampshire, died aud Was
brought home for intermcnt on Thur--
day last.
oar summer term 10 school commenc-
"a here ou Monday last, Mis- Althea y.
Cook of Par.oD.held teacher. Miss
Cook 1. a dne scholar aud an able and
succ-s.ful teacher.
Farmer. ATE busy getting la their seed,
although Il IL rather cold.
Grass l. looking hne, not winter-killed
any.
Mr.. 4. l.. French's grain and peas are
up aud looking fine, u IL IL cold.
Mr.. Fred Wentworth Il very sick In
I,o.,on, and his mother has gone Ia take
care 81 him until he can be moved.
Mr.. George Young lost valuable colt
and has another that Il sick and has gone
blind.
Potatoes are scarce aud high, aud 90
IL grain. Corn ~ cents per bushel, oats
~ cents, potatoes - cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
RRnMaElEIn

IN. webb, % Portland, I. 10 toWn
looking after the sweet c'tn prospect.
\. :. Milllkrn. of Mechanic fills, vs.
Ia town thl. week. al.o Mrs. 4 llanscum
20 Peabody. Mae.
Mr.. samuel Warm l. treating her
hou.e o. coat ~ paint.
The Ni,c. aud daughter. II th" mcm-
her, oi rvquhwkct lodgc, I. 30. J.,
have organized circle Ia h. called
pcquaNkrt laiic,' circle. fof the pur'
I,p.c II mutual pleasure ani all "a tie
Lodge.
Mr.. T.. spring. Who hhs been living
with Mi. q. MrDonnhl. Ia. novel Ca
south Hiram where shc has formerly r.
siiri.
T.. II. Bean Z. attending court Al Paris.
Mi. Gcrtic Blakc !. visiting friend. At
liriigton.
Mr.. y. u. Bean 4. ,i,liins friends In
Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
saXIRiIaG

J. =. Bsrrovs WAS ~ home over sun
day. lie came from lloston with his
mother AMI sister Mary. Mr.. u, H.
Barrows will remain In BOSTON a few
weeks longer.
VIII a.. Morgan has returned from
medical lectures la Philadelphia. ~
The district school. In the village be-
gsn ou Monday. No. I l. taught hy
Miss Alice Gllncs; No. ?, BY Mlss Mar
gie Mari - Cornish.
Miss kate Abbott I. teaching at Green
nm.
Mr.. =. W. Head u recovering from
her reCent Illness. Miss Carrie Eastman
who has hecn With her this winter goes
hack a. North Conway soon.
Mrs.. Alice Emerson u quite alex at
her sisters, Mrs. Souther's.
The last meeting ot the q. T.. :. q.
was held GA Thursday evening, closing
a very sucC~ssfii season.
The svelenborglan society gave
dramatic entertainment ruc.day even
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
EAST sRowsFlelo.

Nil. Adiic Nllard has gone to Eaton
Centre a. teach.
There IA. bccn quit" a Jam % log' at
~. covered bridge across the ~nco.
~iillm,n ~san ani hl. mother. Mr..
Greeley swan, left Tor California on ia"
9Th. Mr.. Ssan has lcasei her place
for thrc- year. and goe. Ia be with her
children Ia California, all three residing
there.
The weather |. much colder now than
some Ne had In April. spit. % snow
hive fallen .eNeral ilmrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
MEsr SUMNER.

pisaant Lake Lodge. I. -. q. T.. l.
steadily Increasing. nov numbering
about ,n members. Ia. following Of
hcrr. Wcr. Installed =, the Last mc"iiug,
MAY !:
as.sr.r Wet. Z
Ma thAnlisf. \ Z
t.s.trsr 4. 0haniler. -.
Miuuis lusl-s. A-.t -.
Adna Wet. b So
Is~slta Tarfar. rras
4 D msl-ug. thap.
At Iiuins. Mar
Fiaus Ryer-su. nypuiy MAJ
Iaur. nann, auari.
Aaga-tas farrar. >eut.
N. VI. Blsbcc VAS reelected lodge
deputy.
Mr.. I. 4. Fletcher I. At South Paris
vlth her daughter. Mr.. Almon Church
An. Who IA. a little daughter.
Report say. that Y. 4. Damn ~ Bethel
IA. bought the farm Of the late u. \.
Iu-li.
k.P. Bowk.r has moved into the rent
81 Mr.. Polly Howe, rece..ltaiing the
removal ~ Mis- Emmt Hyer.on, who
had drc.smaking rooms there, Ia her
home.
cur free high school close. the Prc'en,
week.
MR.. Mary freeman. an aged lady,
mother ~ Mr.. VI. J. Pul.ifrr, l. very
.irk. Il Il feared dangerously 81, with
the prevailing epidemic.
L. c. Bates Of New Haven, Conn, Ia.
,l.lteii Al al. brother. durlns the week.
Mi.. Minnie Bl.bee !. 10 teach thu
s.hool on sam1cr illll, shlch Mis.
ceorgle l.awrencr VA. obliged To leave
GA account ~ poor health.
Mrs. LiSyl- Chtndler AMI son returned
a. LYNN rcceuily.
Herbert T.. Heath aud wife have ~
turned from I.ocke's Mills.
Mr.. columbu. Head, living near
Labrador Pond. :. In poor health.
Farming Il getting well under way,
though these day. seem like fall days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
ROsBURY.

Nav Gth. IN ,rrird II the residence "'
an. hriie'. par-ut.. nv Rev. \. W. Isy--
lar % Briigton, Rev. u. \. q im"on W
Wet Peru nnd Carrie \. Lecke:
Thr cold we,thrr has dried up ,he
W,,.r an that the log drivers can do pai
y.rv little. The chince Tor getting the
l,y. out looks very slim unless We have
an The oxford Land Go. have pu'
ou, , MI. 81 money aud all are anxious
"a .se the logs 20 out.
Tommy Oldham lamed hi. ankle badly
/, Few DAYS ago on the drive, aud 10 laid
up. p.
soon the fishermen will b. rushing oy
m. beautiful trout will only get . taste
~ .urins. then 10 the horrid frying pam
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-12
sIMRH

Snow .pu,ll. on the mountains every
daV thls w-,k.
Th- ground q. TRY ani ~" iauncr' are
.oNiug their grain, bat arr rather shy 81
planting while u continue. io d. 80 cold.
4. :. Alleu b.. gone g. l.o,cll io assist
George Stcltns Ia moving h. Eumiorl
Sh,rr they arr going Into the meat husI-
usss.
IN, drive ~ pulp Wooi on Little River
d. hung up fur want ~ water.
\ gOod warm rain followed by sunny
weather would sst the gta. to booming
N.w. Iowrr. has bc-n lali az iof a
vc,k with q rheumatic trouble.
Mr.. y. :. Hikrr aud Mrs.. y. W.
Frost have bccu summoned Ia Paris a..
Witusssss