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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
aa0MNElEIQ-

Ia grippe has sgsin made lts ap'
peArance In the village.
Mr.. Perley Brown is building a meat
shop where he intends keeping a meat
market.
sherman Morrison Of Cornish Was Ia
town thi. week.
Quite q number of the Good Trmpisrs
vent 10 Denmark TO visit the Lodge al
that place.
J. In. Haselton 81 Norway is here ex'
hibltIng q New England Monograph,
which causes q great deal Of curioasliy
among the boys a. well ss the men.
About two Inches Of snow fell yester'
day and now We top on With rain.
Mr.. y. r. Hartford IL st ID. T.. Beans
for the winter 10 assist In the care of Mrs.,
Bean, Who has been suffering for the past
three months from psralytic shock.
Il. whitney, whose buildings we're
DESTROYED by IRE too weeks ago, y nov
ssyiled Tor ths time being With 3. T.
BoyutQp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
allxyORD


slelghlng has come again and the ri'cr
I. closing M.
III. barker !. spending few day'
With nj. father and mother, al.o hi'
brother Eugene Who came from the
West thl. week.
E.f. Ellloti aud Eugene nsrkrr went
deer hunting this week aud came bach
lihout g~tting hurt hy deer.
J.m~. Ripley !. helping Mr. Howe "
the blacksmith shop and Mr. Uoggln u
helping Mr. lhursion Ia hls shop
Plenty .hcsing these days.
v. |. :. met With Mr.. Henry stevens
thi. w--k.
Your correspondent called AZ the resi-
deuce 70 Mr.. Daniel riich.r RECENTLY and
.ss a rh,ml-f ~ over nity bu.hel. 81
al 2 pop corn.
Harry iIutchin. Ia. gone Into ib'
wo".l. 9th III. team.
Bu.ln~.. :. going to D. lively In ,h'
weed. N the snow stay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
IocsI,s MILLS.

John bean l. AZ home from Guilfori,
Msine.
We had q fall 90 about six Inches 81
snow la., Tuc.d,y followed 10y very
cold weather.
Ill. understood that We are Ia have
IN. Chri.tms. tire At VT. Abrsm iislI.
III. !. ~. - q. Z. !. progressing quite
we'll. New member. are Jolning At ever,
meeting.
Mrs. MAY Blckford !. going To teach q
private school Ia this district, No. ~, to
begin Monday. dee. 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
WILSON'S MILLS.

y. A. Flint has been to Colebrook and
bought yoke 10 oxen for the woods.
J.C. nesn aud X. A. Storey have eacf
been tn Colebrcok to purchase = hors.
Perry Robbins had eight oxen 60 Into
the wood. Wednesday.
George Gates went up through tbs
woods 90 Ellenwood's camp, the hr.'
team that has attempted Ia ~ up Will
supplies.
The want Of snow IL a great disad,an
,age 20 both tote and logging teams.
u. Larry had some oxen 20 up Thurs
day.
i'hlllp sawyer aud Arthur Cofiin arr
scaling for Bearce a Wilson.
III Currier IL In town sgsln.
The past week has given us some beau
iiful day., that were h,lcyon days in
deed. They come as surprise. la on'
Of our winter months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

lev oliver wss called 10 oldioNn,
Friiay. hy IN. .uddsn death % hi. only
chilli, e daughter.
Hon. John 4. SSassy and wife spent
Thgr.,isv night Ia tosu.
\ soclsl dsnc-. Friday evening, Drc.
II Music. Taylot's hani. one nddl"'
wm. snd Nlliori Irish cam" In stag
grfing. "Wednesday afternoon, frum too
dav.' hunt. No game bat weak In tie
leg..
Henry ". Dunn was Ia town and
houghi another horse % Will Nhboii,
,h~ one h. bought earlier, PROVING ths
l.esi har.s b. ever oSuci.
Spme bad person shat Charley III Tan
dog.
IIAYsIIp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
GREENWOOD.


II looks and feel. s'methlng Ike win
ter, although old sol has not vet quite
entered Capricornus. Seven inch". of
snow followed by rain enough to form Z
good crust, aud finally bys pretty high
wini and cold wave. The gl,.. Thurs
dsy morning stood within two degrees
of the cypher. u the snow hsd not been
fastened down old Boreis would have
hsd fun alive.
Thanks Ia Hebron for his Kind re-
membrsnce of l.. ID. We well remem
her Louise Barrows, and now thank he'
for Ga. loan OF one-hslf Of her umbrella
when the school was LEI out In that rail-
storm. Perhaps she has forgotten IL
bat We have not.
Eii,sbeth Elwell died the 18th and vii
he buried the 10Th. Further notice next
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
LOWELL.

A very pleasant occasion was ia. we'd
ding on Wednesday evening, nj the home
Of the bride. father, of Mr.. Fred 4. Rus
.sll snd Mi.. Carrie 4. harrington. Mr..
q. \. Mcdaniel. presided at the plano
aud AT = o'clock the bridal party entered
the parlor where friend. Ia the number
Of Is were awaiting them. The cete-
mony wss performed by Rev. WIN. ID.
sandbrook. After the accustomed con-
graduation. and we'll wishes, the party
entered the dining hall where an elegant
aud sumptuous repast awaited them.
The remainder of the evening Vas spent
In social Intercourse, with Instrumental
and vocal music. The bride appeared
passing lovely In a dress az white wool
aud .urah en- iraine With bridal veil. Mr..
Russell Ia q Lowell hoy, graduate of
Ilo~doin, and now superintendent of
public SCHOOLS of I.ockland, Maine,
where they will make their home. The
presents were many AMI elegant coming
not only from friends present but from
others In Brooklyn, Hot springs, Boston
aud other places. We noticed among
those present, u. \. Russell, VI. D., aud
wife of West Superior. WIS.,, W. q. Mar
tin, VI. D., aud Miss kenneit OF Madison.
y. H., y. &. stearns, of Hot Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Moves. Y. 4. Walker.
E.a., aud wife, Mis-. Annie Walker. T..
y. fox and wife. Mr.. aud Mrs. Russell
90 from us With our best wishes for
their success and We bespeak for them
the good will Of the people of their new
home a. they are In every way worthy
oft.
We learn that Baxter brothers who
ran the corn factory here the past season
will run the same next year II the farm
or. will pledge them l;s acres Of corn,
the price 10 he three cents for cans Of
twenty-.lx ounces, otherwise they Will
Move 20 some other place. The differ.
\ euce In price and weight of can IL equal
10 an advance from this years price al
| lG per cent. II seems to us that u IL adj
yisable for the farmers % plant on thess
terms, but as some were dissatisfied and
A move has been made In Fryeburg foI
higher prices, it Il doubtful II the
requisite number OF acres can be secured
A new patent adjustable snow rolleI
has been bought In the village district
for breaking snow. II breaks a road Al
narrow ~ q or feet ot ~ Wide as u
a may be desired Or NJ the tam will a.
low. Il was bull BY sherman lispgoot
Of Esst pryeburs Who IL the Inventor
Cost o2s.
Mn. J. L. Meserve and Mrs.. valeril
Horr are both quite sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

!. l. rartridgr l. galnlng slo~ly. III
l. u-ing els,tfic trvstmcut which IL haV-
ing gu,-l rv.ults.
Grac. stevens commsnc'>i the winter
term - school Ia District No. ihi'
ws.k. after q vacation ot two ecss
Ephrain and George WccdhaVe iak"u
a.. contract o. huild the rrm,indsf 81
the hank wall on the LAKE shorv Toe j. D
Hra,ihary.
Tll- farmers have commenced io haul
~ood and timlyr 90 Norway since The
snos came.
John saunders l. very busy AZ this
time IN his blacksmith shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
TAG, aanAsri1In

Winter weather now, With bat little
snow.
Colis prevail. =,
Mr.. Addie Allari has gone Ia south
chatham for a winter term % school.
hi. make. her fourth term since spring
Mr.. J. Dv,-rcaux has friends visiting
her from away.
E.E. Cilpstrick !. moving from Cor
nth aud all occupy the \. D.. Warren
place. q. f,
Ths prayer me.ting. at Mrs. u. H.
Gle. arr we'll attended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
IAs1 MArIasnan

Mrs. George trookcr, Of Norway, sni
Mr.. Annie Emery ~ Locke. Mills,
wrrr At =. ". Aiherton's last week.
T.. y. Haskell has shut down hl' mill
for time aud !. 10 the woods getting
out h@mlock.
D,-rrmb,r l.'h !. late for wooichuck.
a. D. out. but Que "a. zen On that date
running on WALL an "a. Killed by q
dog.
u. q. Mcintir- Who Ia. be-n In Cansds
buying apple. has returned home about
.lck Niih cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
HARTFORD.

Almost every body know. wchiSc had
q snow storm.
IN. entertainment At he, buckheld
last week was hos ling suc,c.s. Ih'
oyster supper WAS good. Marcus wa'
tber and bclp~i pick up the fragment.
Amos pufkis ha. traded COW With
Decatur ir.h for pair 10 Two year old
stscrs.
I. ". shaw I. buylng apples.
Aunt Msrvi, Hate. !. at work spin
ming. IA. I. onl, - year. 10 age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
puwpoRp CENTRE.

Preparation. are belng made to hay'
an entertainment aud Christmas trc'
next Friday evening.
farmer.' lnstltut. will bc held her
next Tuesday, D-c. al. Among th'
speaker. arr q. =. Pope, Prof. james
Chr-sman, Prof. Walter Bsl.ntlne
rbomr D,ggrtt aud Pr,.iien, u. W
Mck~rn. Thi. will b. an occasion thai
every farmer and hi. family ought a.
take advantage 81.
Mr.. Arson farnum I. falling.
ollie rrtiengill Il having cool .uc'
&C.. teaching At I.r,i Hill a i also ir'
ne.t farnum at East I.nmfori.
John aud Herbert johnson Who went
to Florida several year. ago are nov IL
Honduras hsylng hkrn up government
land thsr,. War he's broken out b.
ts--n that country aud San salvador.
Mr.. J. y. Vaughan. boy. have tn
measles.
su.l. Graham 4. teaching here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
wcQY pAQis

II
Remember the village tree In Centen
nIsi Hall Thursday evening.
kingsbury Curtis has returned from
visit Ia Massachusetts,.
We have snow enough for quite good
slelghins.
Miss Minnie Plummer of South Paris
was In the place Thursday.
Walter and Arthur Kicker are agents
for the Utica saturday Globe.
Fast Master, \. n. stezrns of Norway.
Maine. Installed the following officers of
Granite Lodge, y. a \. NJ;
q. q. Fiskett. NJ
A. ~. Ferry. W.
CO. Harlem. J. W.
". 4. Nesney. Tress.
O. %. Anfrvs.. >cr.
T. = Ferry. =. ~.
Win rmnons. =. ~
&c iio~c. Tyler.
After the ceremonies were performed
number of extemporiry spe.che. we're
made. and baked bean supper was
served.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
hIRRON

n. George. E.q., :. at skoNhegan
this week attending th. state grange.
D.. II. Glover has been quite .ick for a
week or more. 4 severe attack 81 Ia
grippe last year left hun poorly aud
sudden cold Ia. caused hi. present III
nsss.
The fret .lelghlng 81 the season com
msnc-d Yesterday, Dccembcr 10Th. \
few inche. ~ frozen snow now cover
the ground. To-day the coolest Yet, two
aloye zero TIT. morning.
Mr.. Goodrich returned Ia Mechanic
Fall. Monday. hi. l. ia. second ,l.li
.he IA. made In Maine since she left
With her husband twenty eight years ago,
the fret time being twenti-hSe years
ago. She say. Hebron u so much
changed that she .hould no, have known
IA. plac. N .he had found herself here
without the Journey.
The addition Ia the west side of the
church Il up aud boarded and work De-
gun ON the north aud south ends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
Mls1 aucsElIln.

Mr.. yirs iIarlos !. on the alex LET.
Suniay, D-c. lJth. Que 81 our Law
abiding citizens got up aud went Ia work
on q .lc'i b. vs. diving. After breakfast
he told hl. .on Ia hitch up the horses
,ni they would haul out q load ~ drc.s'
ing aud then H. sould 20 To- the village,
~. .on then told him Il 40. sunday and
Il worked him up 80 b. vss sick the re.i
~ the day.
q. 4. Warren went to lewiston las,
rucsday.
Born. 10 the wife Of !. VI. smith, q
daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
upION

IN. Soang people hs,. improved th'
noe sksting 10 the last f~s DAYS.
". y. Cooliig, h,i q shock Monds,
morning. There va. no Improvement
.h.n last heard from.
Mr.. ilncoln Fuller !. very .Ick Will
neuralgi,.
Rills Brovn !. quite .lck With bilious
fewer.
Davis Carin.s and his cousin arr Ni.ii
ing AZ Hollis tbhutt'..
We have q good foundation for sleigh
Ing.
Alsa Coolidge !. guidins Zoe Mr.. ii~''
ton of Anioyet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
PERU.

.r--n iIoigion I. 81 whole sailing
hl. gum. Percy cut hls knee while cut
ting wood aud Mr.. Dyer u doing the
chor-. fpf him.
horn. Dec. :. 20 the wife 81 u. W.
walker, = sou.
". n. walker and wife have gone out Ia
Illlnol. a. Walt friends.
The Italians are all gone hut eight
aud they arr going Ia fcs d,y..
We had a snow storm on the 18th -
that the .lslghs are out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

.s1 f.-s,t 81 tsss s.i,ssts.s - thi. essF
HsurSatsar-u ~ srsfs~i sf,sr
T.H |.i ice
sf.r -faI BE- aa u,sl iurins isnusry
Fs.ras-, e. aHy s.hirvss q 80 eu
90 IaosHts
A. ..H-.riftt.ss snsi-f ttis sT.ssisi 49,
... ID. rs.sis-i t-fery iss. O. i-,l .. m.
s.s lH.I arrI tsst dsts
r.sr saH- frtiass 90 =. rr.nIt'f
e s Msrt Ist
sr.t-sr a Trssss. Paris. Nsins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

d. rahl.hers - The oNiord peino-
.-.f aHraaur, that h-sinuing stih The
F-.. I.sus 20 January l~Hs ths i'cm-
..r.f uUl o. snlArgvd ~ The al
...n q oue columu to zach pagv
t.I aUI cunisln more aud hrtier
...f.-g msttrf than h-furv. What they
.... .s ths, I'LL perform. and Sv hnpc
.f..r .ufsrpri.s all D. failN spprvvihi-
..f srt riehi, Belfast lour-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
snurA WOODSTOCK.

Mr. George y. stevens, 81 New York,
slll lecture st the Methodist church
Al south Woodstock. Tuesday evening,
IL : o'clock, .. NJ, dee. ~, on New
York city. Mr.. stevens l. very inter
e.tlng speaker aud Ne wish q full house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

Tho Unl,rr.,list Iadie.' circle mcrts
Il~.i,V s,ening ~ Academy llsll.
U.krI han .upp-f gill D. srrNci AZ sis
...I1.l 10 - fnlloNvt hv IN. pr~-"nta-
f.su % locl talent 20 ". Z. Bnnnr'
popular op~rvtta BOBBY ~hAtt"e-
Ib~ rast l. AZ fuliass
flsIlbf ~hsnas
- 80 - Nafkisuurhkia.
IL tsfsasrf taHautsHss ~ ~ - - hslhs -
.ran.irlfftsf. 49, D..
ts-ui. tfs anfs-trsl valst
flsuf ta1istrnss. ~ t-silr - - fl.lAss
,esru. - asi.sf giris at a.hsr ,-sys.
Animation 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

us Dhri.tms. festival % The Jnlvcr-
..I.f >un.ia, school Sill ~ h@li ~ the
,flrh Friia, ~,cnlng rh~r- vii -
.f ri s,ervis.. hy ths school, beginning
.f - o.,Iogk. after shlch the unloading
.f fh. tr,s. all =. in order. \ cordial
I.,.fti,n d. e,tsui-d o. al who de.irv
Of. hang their prv.sni. ou ths trrc, aud
ff. rsrIier In ths a, the presents can
Pei. truught in. The es.irr "a Stll D. Toe
DE-. COMMITTEES ln chang.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

President Harrison last week seni Ia
ths senate nominstions for the Judges OF
an, new circuit court established ey ,.e
la, congress. The nominee i"t the
d., e,ruit I. Hon. william l. Putnam
Of Portland. Mr.. Putnam u Que OF NO
p.morrxr. In the list of nine Judses'
Ills .sleStIoa IL generally satisfactory
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
The oxford Dem o erat.
"ON THE HILL
pIRNCrDHY

-, R.rti.t Charyh Rev. a, y. w~ir.. Pa.
- l.rysf hias sssfy sae'isy a. " - ssn.isy
Fraysr Nsstinxs rhsr~isy ttsninr. 81
,s,.t..'-..a.t Charch Rev q. q. IiNaiaaa.
80, sgn.isT >shoel svsry sunisy % Q '. -.
-. 80 -sr,tsat1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

u.s H,pti.t sabbath >,hoal will give
.. .Hfs-talnm-ut rhlrs.ihy evening In
rr ,tarrh. commencing at : o'Clocs,
.as.i Hy q supper in ths N~.ifN. Al
Lid. cordially Invited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
arsnlurlosS

ri, tNs death 81 Mr.. Laura y. >huu-
"a. m.mt.r ~ south rari. Lodge, !. -.
~ a.. Z.
Wb-r,as. cur h~aVeuly Father, whose
Wv. arr MT alssys a. oar says, in M.
tuanh. Wisdom has called from ths
s.rthls o. the heaVvuly home oar lowell
.l.,sr and c.-~orksr, Laura D.. >hari-
lsf. aud
Nbsr-ss. We veil T.memher her
.trtet ioylaty a. duty, snd hsf ul,dines.
Ca engage In every go,.d woSk, aai
..perIsIIy striving la every Nay Ca adj
vance the cause 20 tsmperanrc,-ihers-
for.
R..olyed. That .. we rrmemher her viz
&C.. md m. nobility ~ her character
N .toaid serve 20 stimulate "a 70 th.
r..,,,rn,nc. 81 every good work aud
de.d. that We may ever strive Ia DO Win
o,r might Whatsoever OuS hands may
ind Ca do. -. -.
.,dd.esd AZ thi. bereavement, s'''l W
mos f,.Il well that our lo-s i hei sh,
tL.,,t.,r. ~s bow suhmis.iyriy To tbe
ali ~ Him. Who d0eth all thing VII
~. render our most heartfelt symPaths
a. ~, loved one. Who still remain ~uh
-. al a. trustingly commh thru y"
,hs lo,, and charge % Him, Sho ever
18th Tor them, aud shO VII sappos,
In In mi. their hour of Trouble aud
affection. o..
"A. y. BOtstER. Lug
N,.. FroSSscf MANN, Resolutions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

rrfI.F No,,d,. The popular princl-
....ffbs Iiwaui Little Institute ~ Nu-
t.... arI fnf ssNsral YEAR prinripal 20
U..H.r N,tdsm,, Sss In the place last
fr.|HI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

ur.T y smell "a rouisni stteni-l
.-.'.sis cvgrt hsrr lat russdsN. pt.
,mfI vent from l,umfori In this county
..I IF. having god practice In fort-
...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

Mr.. Barton A. kinney Of forl.nd,
wbo my.terioasly DISAPPEARED thrrs
~e.k. ago while on visit Ia Boston sna
s,Isu va. found Nv his brother al Put
n.m- COM. iIi. mind Il badly broken
and he find. Il difficult to rrmemtrr any
thing shout the past, although he y. abe
To- recognize people When he .ees them,
o,h.r~Is. ne appears to h. All right add
r. friends hope for his full recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

II.. .s,ani cuurss "a danCing lessons
s HHt i-.gin "Wednesday evening % this
sH.a AL. prr, iouslv announcvi, bat Stll
nj. l.l.tf.luei fur too sccks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22

I..rv o. iitmmond. Esg.. Nth wife,
s.fI.rice. srr on Walt to Roston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
DJgElglD.

Il
frank stanley has been 10 I.o.ion and
roril'nd To- purchase fiiilng. Tor his new
mill.
Mr.. ". ". Cannon. new rake fac
tory Il completed anil be- ha. moved Into
Il.
The Guild ~ the Good shepherd re-
GENTLY organized are holding meetings
In the church sunday afternoons.
George u. kiider Who purcha.si the
Farmer white place on MIL street has
bccn making some changes, mainly on
the out.llc. lie has put bay window
on th, side next a. the spool factory.
MONDAY we Jaw Dr. j. W. Davis,
Deputy Grand Comm inder, and Sir
Knight Ds,li =. knapp. the former ~
4 south rafi. AMI the latter of Norway,
on our streets. They vrrr here a. In
siitutr lodge ~ the Golden Cross, al
Insurance order. The lodge started With
rhiriy-.lx charter members aud !. Ia Do
known q. wcbb'. River comm,ndsrt 81
Dlshcld. The following officer. wcrr
elected sud duly installed by Deputy
Grand Commander Dr.. J. W. Davis as
sisted Nv slr knight David :. knapp;
. " IIaltsnst. NC.
Mrs. tthsi hesnf, v ~ =
Mr.. Ahbis nsypsll.. tvasafsf
Wi ~ kesas. 0. X
Me-. ,sia y ~taftevaht n. q
Ma. D.. rutaam. iIerakl.
ME- issiis msksr, W . a..
ison 4 Nssmsn. ga
IItrsm n. Gov. NC.
Df James = stnftrssnt. Mel III
NJ Naais nsrrvtt, Drsahi.t.
The Comm indery meets III. second
aud fourth "wednesday. of each month
az Odd F.llow.' Hall In odd fcllows'
Block on Main street.
The t'nly-r.ali.t Dramatic Club %
Canton presented the drama "flowing
How In Music Hall last "Wednesday
evening. The audience vas large aud
w.ll-plcs.ci with the entertainment In
every way.
We had snow enough fall last Tues
dsy aud "wednesday 80 that our people
arr using sled. aud sleigh. on our streets.
The river u nearly clo.ei up at this
plsc. There will .oon - crossing on
~. Zee ~ u continue. cold o. st present.
IN. fair held by the Ladies S-sing
society la odd rcllow.' Block Thursday
eyrnlng WAS sucr-.s In every way.
Mr.. \. u. wentsorth got the afghan.
Rev. :. u. fligg got the arm rocking
chair given "a the fair by Mr.. Putn,m.
Mr. fisgg desire. me "a thank all Who
voted Tor him ca IA. chair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
NOTICE.

Patron. ~ iIu.haniry Mutual INV Insurance
Company viii h. hsli 81 .nnge Hall, south
Paris, 90 saturday. Dccsmber sth, al 10 o'elssk.
ell. GEORGE. secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-22
NOTICE or voREcLosuRE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
vyyUEREAs, Hannibal u. Grover % Bsthsl
w Coanty % Osfori and state of Maine. BY
Nj. mort rage dee.i, dsts-i the twenty ara day
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The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-28
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

We have a fine new wooden mill building,
| let's put machinery III and make it hum.
| i Laredo Times.
! The machinery for the ice factory at
| Goaium has arrived and is being put up.
/ MIR. Englekine has ordered the machinery
| for his bOttling works at Hallettsville, from
! New York Chicago and other places, and
| expects its arrival in a few days.
| George II. Pfeuffer of Cotulla is in CORE
| spondence with machine men and will put
up line steam gin and grist mill in time TO
handle this years crop.
The new iron addition to Mr. \. vii
| helms piow factory at Brenham will soon
be completed.
The compress is all right, and will be
erected, says the Decatur Post
It is expected that the new burlap bag
factory at Galveston will commence opera
tons at an early date, with about twenty
five hands.
The Galveston cotton mills have 10000
busy spindles.
The ice factory at Beeville will be in
operation in 4 few days.
Work on the Touring mil at Seymour is
going ahead rapidly.
The Tyler collar factory will begin steady
operation about the 18th of June
The TeXar5ana car and foundry company
have let the contract and work has begun
on their new building.
The oil mill at Caldwell was put in opera
ton and the first oil produced on Saturday
The ice factory at Honey Grove is run
ming regularly.
PITTsBURG, May GA company is being
organized to put up barrel factory \
subscription is being circulated among the
citizens to raise money to put it on foot.
The amount asked for has been subscribed.
and there is no doubt that Pittsburg is sure
OF the factory.
JOSEPHINE, May 1S.-It Is coniectured
that MIR Turner of Greenville will put up
gin ut this place sufficient to turn out thirty
bales day. We need just such men as
Mr.. Turner in our town to give it a roll.
LADONIA. May 19.-Nearly all of the
stock 10 the oil mill has been taken. and il
is intended that the mill will be in opera
ton by October or November.
ALvoRD, May 22-The Alvord canning
factory commenced running today canning
peas and beans Arrangements have been
made to run the factory at full capacity the
entire season, day and night. Corn will
soon be ready for the factory. and farmers
who have planted the factory corn this
year report a prospect for an immense crop.
The fruit crop for this year is the best for
many past, and this, with the tomatoes,
will make the biggest canning season since
the factory mas been in operation.
TERRELL, May 22.-The canning factory
has been enlarged so as to materially in
crease its capacity and arrangements are
made to run it day and night. Unless the
haIl hits US we will be able to ship several
carloads of fruit every week.