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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
llCkNAlE.

Mrs. Harrison IIray was quilt. severely
burned about the feet aud ankles 10y the
up.etting Of q frying pan OF hot iard'
last week.
Mr.. Bray IL quite feeble. II.
Mr.. =. 4. Iier.ey aud wife, OF North
Auburn, are visiting here; his stallion,
sire ~ several good colts owned here,
about., L. looking finely. Redwood
Vas hls sire. his mother fast PAGER ol
Messenger Knox blood.
The screech Of the mill saw pierces ou'
ear az We write, cutting lumber for the
Falls, several heavy horse teams arr
drawing Il there. -,
Al the town meeting on saturday, th'
town surrendered = piece Of river road
Ia the railroad company; the selectner
will at ono, petition the County Com
mis.ioners to locate another on the hlgl,
land, which was abandoned Tor tai
valley route some fifty years since. III
/ change will be q saving of some hiou
| sands To the railroad company.
J.C. wyman Il saving lumber Tor th
| Eumford Falls Power 60.
Nathaniel woodsum has been engage'
10 teach the Dlckvalc school.
Geo. W. Gordon and q man by tn
name Of Mitchell have purchased ~
acres Of land In Byron where they it
tend To 20 10 mining In earnest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
RuMEoRn CENTRE.

There will bca week. meeting here
commencing sunday, September 18th.
Presiding Elder. y. \. ADAMS, Rev.
Me..r.. Whlieslde, IIannafori, smith,
Record and Bryant sr. exPecte'l Ia be-
here. Ample provision. will b. made
tor those Who wish IN attend. No donbt
Il will b. q most enjoyable occasion.
Charles aud cyru. I.icharlson are
visiting relative. In town. They both
have good positions In boston.
Mr.. ". ". kimball, 81 Chicago, has
presented the people II l.umfoui Corner
" lth new organ. This makes ak that
the writer knows ~ that Mr.. klmball
has given away In this vicinity.
Dr. e. u. Davis and wife have returned
Ia Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
SUICIDE AT NORTH BUcKFlGLp.

John Crcs.ey committed suicide by
hanging at North Buekheld sunday
night, Sept. 9Th. lie had been out 81 hl.
right mind for some time, and was close
ly watched. lie made an attempt at
suicide Friday night, bat was prevented
from accomplishing hi. object. lie man
aged Ia secrcte piece ~ clothes line In
hi. pocket, and being allowed Ia 90 Into
the attic unattended sunday night, he
hung himself. lie was left alone only
about ten minutes, but life was extinct
when he was discovered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
hoaIn.MIsI aIIhII

A.a spofori Howard. aged ~ years
month. aud III days, died Aug. -, at th'
home III hl. daughter, Mrs. Orin Killing
wood. Mr.. Howard was born AZ Rum
ford Point. aud lived ther, until about
u year. ago when he sold his farm and
moved Ia Ncwry. and lived AZ that place
about four years, then he came Ia make
u al. home with his daughter where h'
Ia. lived up Ia al. death, frequently
stopping with hls .on Fred, Who lived
hut a short distance away aud occs.lon-
ally visiting at the homes ~ hl. old
neighbour. In l.umfor,i. Nrwry, etc. Ill.
health never of the beat, began Ia fall
last spTlng but not until July was be
considered dangerously sick, when he
vas taken with an attack oi Inflammation
10 the bowels, aud suffered Intense palm
Tor i've weeks. The last week of his lie
va. comparatively free from pain and on
saturday, Aug. -, be passed 10 hi rc.i,
the rest which God prepare. Tor hls
l.eoplc.) lie leaves two children, Mrs.
Elllngsood aud frcd Howard. The ~
main. we're taken Ia Rumford Point for
burial, Rev. MIR. BARTON, Of Bethel,
preaching the funeral sermon from the
words found In Ephesian., Jrd chapter
nth anil 18th verses.
IAttlc Donald Chapman has been quite
VI for few day. past.
The men With the rad machine have
been working on 'he ro,ds up TIL. way.
letter late then never, aud the road.
we're In very had shape.
The fields 81 sllo corn 40 the "llome-
.tcad" are worth going q long distance
O. ace; the mammoth stalks remind "a. OF
th. wonderful bean stalk We learned
iboat when Ne were younger then We
are now.
Mis- Althca Morrill, from Yarmouth u
visiting her grandmother. Bctsey scrib-
ner, II thl. place.
=. y. Bennctt, GorhAm's popular bar
her was down thl. way the 3rd. Always
clad Ia see al. Jolly face a. he !. one 81
To. boys. II !. pleasant to have a friend.
Miss brownie stearns Ia. gone to
Peabody, Mass, Ca spend the winter
lth her uncle bell Ilrown, aud attend
school az that place. She vii b. greatly
missed by all the people here a. she liza
general ftyorits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
To- the IIoeerah's County csm~i:.,.ssr. for a

To The IIousyah,e County Commissioners fof me
s.sunty ~ oxf0rt In the state ~ halne.
The uisisf.irns-f. tlls fnitsbttants ~ ne 49, a
% Peru IN sahi gounty, ~ their ssA<tinsn JAY
sathortfei most rvspsstfuiiy repre-ent " 80. 80
Iionars that Csmmon convenience AMI nrs-,'l
r,.Iuifs The iorsiion ~ IA new mEsssy trs-s
Alert Tr,.st's dwelling hou-s on The rifef r.,.'
.aeails.i, In sait town. AMI Ioint a. Ne SUI ~
pot stansiing af ths turn ~ the nal lcshhf VI
taut0n ncsT farm know a. Tie Thomas l'rulera,
of n. n. Walton farm IN sslt tsSn, 90 :. s,... 800
Issiut 0n The hlshvaY railing froin all suile'
pot g. Wet Peru village. Alsa that ne hlsh,
va knssu ~ the river raj. situatei istsesn
the Wet reru 90 Dlxhsii ferry lsniins In ali
tSwu and Alleu Irost's dwelling bvussi ai.se
sait, or sOus y-pftians ~ ~ sams shoahi - ,ils
eontlnaci. Whervfore sati inhalltants lsu...a,
youf IIonors that afsf doe uotics yea VII
,isw ths prtfni-ss. hear thr parties lntsfestr
sni make surh nss k-afioas, ALTERATION. shi
a. ths prcmisss AMI hifhsa.
al-sse ds-sriiyi az may -esm rr'.''nAhs AMI
Dsisi At Peru mi. thirty ar.t dsy q AuTu.i,
rhs inkabitani. ~ ths town % Peru, ~
N. o. ROHtN-ON, >slesttosh
JAMS ". GowELL, OF
O.C. HOPKINS, feru'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Df.r... D.. Waterman - this place has
l1 entertaining Article In the August
Nss I.s'saI Magazine GA The birth
rt.s n lIauuihal lIamlin" which Ne
o.. ....r tu reproduce In The i'-mocrat
t-- affs1f.an b. called Ga one slight error
M Do art.,Ig fur which The author i not
st. IT, -,.fauslblr. u says that bry-
t-f. Ihuhtop.i." was published pr,~
v.a.y tu Iuoyh llncoln's The VII
~. strr,as fhanatopsis Nas not
rlE .h.i until september i~ls, lin ths
\.-t Nmruyau Ec,ieN While, a. VT.
ha,srmfr.. article savs. The Village
v1s a. ...hsi iu i~lG. Gu pcv.mhei
81 I..l Eiuari N Elwrll - the Port
arI Transcript rad before the Nains
u...r.sI ~,'yisty a paper On En"ch
lr. .gH-.lusutly priutci in ths
..Erl-.t puhit1atiuu 20 Collection. and
f-l I'H..rstiiugs issued la April ISL
a-f ~ fIsrIl made the erroneous state.
r.a.fEIt .' .Tlanatopsis' had Appeared
fa.IH.r. Previous. the misstaiemeui
'srs Hrrsairi In an editorial .on The
'"ag .H The Transcript II May =
|,,H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
GRAFTON

Rev. n. ;. whitman aud wife, who
have bccn visiting friends In Grafton,
started for their home saturday.
4 little hoy 90 -, W. brooks u very
sick al TIL. writing.
Lillian y. Brown and Franc OF. have
gone To Massachusetts, teaching .chool,
J. ~. farrar has gone Ia Mechanic
Fall. Ia work a. carpenter.
Mrs. u. !. brown IL AZ Old Orchard
Beach.
4 very har,l time Ia get grain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
ARTIST ALBERT :. AUSTIN. crrHK.
To ne lIosesass eOun'y cO~~i'''onsr' Of The

To ne Honorable County Commissioners Of the
County u ONfori
We the unfisrsisnosi Inhabitants ~ sumnsf
ani yirinty. RESPECTFULLY rvprv-snt that Nc pub
he e.snVsnisnrs anl nsssr..itT rsIulrr airfAtlans
nsW r-atlnns ani disruntinuanrrs In ne mEh-
saT a. nov travelled. In sat tuwn ~ sumner.
fruua ths rtiiruai station a Vat Sumner over
sumnsr nm - falisst. rufnmsnrlnE a. Tfflnt
in ths County uusd near Mm. ~ hrvsu,s, AZ ths
ssiuth east enfnsr ~ sat nrusu's hsti, thfncs IN
q north westerly dirstien, by The mp-t fsae
tbis r,5uts a. lntsrss..t with The raj a NJ
north wsst Gunner - ssli hshi We al-o rssiusst
the tisrontiuuanee - the russi nov lrafsll~i
fron Wm. N. nruwn's o. lhs termination ~ !.
rs,i In tie new L-ation. We thsrrfurv TvIusst
your lI0nors amer you have Causssi das nfflfe
b. 10 Fivsn D. view sAh rIuis ani make sufh
altsratious. disrontinuancss ant ncw h-atlohss
a. yUu may deem sNprilsnt AMI pruIer.
And a. On dutF houni Gill ever pray.
pais.l At summer this sth day - Auzus', n
H. :. BI,BEE,
AMI d uthsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
WILSON'S MILLS.

Ell Roger. was down the first 81 the
week after Arthur aud Perley Flint for
guides.
Dr. Edward spaulding with Miss Dora
Spauldlng his daughter went through
here Ia Parmacheenee Lake Tuesday.
Prof. Landry, Of Colebrook, IL stopping
nj Flint's hotel.
A benefit was given by the friends al
Flossle FLINT Thursday evening. The en-
tertainment consisted of music and reci-
tations by Mamie Hodges, 0lennie BATES,
music by Prof. Landry, Mrs. w. d.
bates, flossie Flint.
VI. n. Green came down the river Sat
urday on his return 10 Boston. The
Bates party have also started on theii
Journey home. Mrs. y. a. Flint goes Il
Colebrook. with them.
Edgar Y. Bennett has gone to the LAKE
"a guide.
X. \. bean has q new separator ant
will start out threshlng as soon Ne the
grain IL In.
our fall term of school commenced
Aug. 3lst, Miss Eva BrAekett, teacher
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
PERU.

George CANNON has sold his mare
and colt. A. II. Walker has the colt ana
NJ, BROWN II Boston has the MARI.
Green Ucdsdon u plastering his house
IN. Brackrtt brothers, OF Dtxneid, a's
dolnx the work for him.
A town meeting WAS called last sa'u'-
d.v 20 .ee II the town would allow tns
railroad company To have the road .e~a'
ing from opposite Disheld towards Rum u.
ford PALS. and the town voted 10 ie'
them have IL II they would build then
.unfh.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
- csnac. crnrrn.lAl

A.... rm.uts arr tslug made for the
..-.1lu., 20 ths cyutrnnial ~ the first
Ert+ church. Whlch Will D. held
nr-.iay. at. 1t. The programme i
a. f..HRs
g. II. u.tlosk a. u. address - vel
ur. fs.He-i hy an historical disc"afse
'I E.1 n e. Estcs, u. H., 10 leiccsier'
Ne. The me.ting IN close With The
- . % thr cvntennlal hymn. written
tt Ii.H t.eu. y Emery.
49, ..yIuyk q. n. short stdrc-ses hN
Former pastors. Rev. \. 4. Damn, u. u
.'NsrsuiIIs. Rev. n. :. Burragr. u. u
frr4ud. lev. \. n. 4. small, j.. u
.fI.rsnd. Rev. Joseph Kicker, u. u
~ l..s.ta. aud others. fOcm by lion'
1H.rs. Emsry.
49, u.tlock q. n. address by Rev. u.
whitman - the frc. street Baptist
'i.ri Portland.
trb,r particulars viii D. given next
hHa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
EASY nCBROk.

4. GO. Keen. Ia. sold out his cream
route Ia 4. I. Eastman.
Mr.. Dln.more, 81 Anson, and Mrs.
Berry, Of Carthage, src visiting their a.
thcr. X. q. Beals.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. q. Thorne have
the sympathy Of their friends la the los.
81 their infant son.
Mr.. John :. Kicker aud his daughter
started for their home In Milwaukee,
September Let.
Mrs. q. ". jenkins and Miss NJ. u.
Merrill ar, visiting relatives In Turner,
We think u. u. Beals must have lot.
Of grain. The thrcshing machine Il still
AZ Eoscoe's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
BRYANT,S POND.

The corn shop started up septembcl
l.t with a crew ~ seventy.
Corn Il somewhat late In this section
lev. l.. T.. Pcase has finished his labor
In thi. section aud has located for the
present at Marblehead, Mass.
There will be- lecture at the town
hall Wednesday evening, September 9th
BY l.ey. a. \. Jackson.
Hon. sidney Perham made visit her
last week on business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
soRwAY LAKE.

Rev. Mr.. Frcnch'. child died very SUD
denly Al It, granifAiher's, Albion Bucks
n VAS sick Gully fcS hours.
Rev. Mr.. French aud family have ~
turned boul. a. Turner.
Mr.. samuel Hale l. no hetier.
Mr.. Merrill I. slowly gaining.
I'hil Bu.dbgry and Walter Pride hat'
returned homs from Colebrcok. y. ".
snd say they had fins time.
Partridge 4 Daniorth are LAYING IN
foundation for an addition Ia tb.ir ,tor'
Al Norway Lake. 4. ". Partridge u
superintsndlng the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
MEXICO.

Aug. -, there assembled at the resi-
dcncc of j. T.. Thomas, q small party 81
guests Ia partake of sunday dlnner pre-
,ious 10 the departure of Miss kstberin'
Thomas, for Ia sale, ILL.,, who Ia. been
spending the last few months ai home
In thl. circle ~ friends were four gen
erations represented by Mrs. Lydia
Thomas. her children, grandchildren,
and grcst-grandchlldrcn. We consider
this an occurrence worthy of note.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Hear. are getting In their work
amongst the iiocks. VI. u. Taylor has
lo.t i've sheep aud lambs, which takes
large fraction ~ hi. little flock. \ few
are missing from other nock..
IN. warm weather has sent the corr
along wonderfully. Farmer. In Mains
will have no reason to complain Of theiI
.ron. this wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
IOckl's Mllls.

". y. Bean caught trout Ia the mill
stream that weighed pound, . ounces,
one day last week.
Dana u. Grant has been quite sick at
tho hotel, hut I. better at thu. writing.
George q. woodsum has gone 10 Ne
chanic Fails.
Frank Cu.hman Of bryant. Pond, va.
Ia town last week. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
EAST WATERFORD.

Rev. G. l.. skinner will preach at Tenn
pie Hill the 30th, at tP.M
Mrs. Eliza whltcomb who has been
spending the summer at Otis Martins,
has gone to her daughters In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Adams went Ia
Massachusetts, Tuesday, TO Walt their
niece, Mrs. Nellie Appleby.
A. j. Patterson aud wife are visiting
relatives aud friends In this vicinity.
Miss Matte Hopkins, who IL visiting
at Norway, spent sunday at w. III. War
ren's with Miss Jessie.
Joseph W. skinner IL spending fort.
night With his family. lie has . sltus-
ton In drug store In waltham, Mass.
q. n. Abbott, 4. 3. Gibson, wife and
granddaughter, Jesslc NJ. Miller and
Ethel Haskell, returned 20 Brockton,
| Tuesday.
w. II. Warren IL selling most Of hll
stock, sleds and wagons.
One Of the city boarsiers, . lady
seeing some calves In . Geld inquired U
they were young horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
Nox.nrsInENr rAxrs

In IN. town 81 prv~nasli. In ths Couniy % Os
furi Cor the year i-a
Tie fuliuWtug Lee ~ taNes on rial estate 81
non. resi,ient uwusr. in ths tIsn - Brusnnski
for the year i-.. IN bills oIumittssi a. W. ".
Makehshi, snlisstar - taNes - All t1en, On ne
San day ~ Aug. l-sl, has ireen fsturn"ihy him
81 me rvfnaininz unpaii un ths ~
day ~ Jane tyl ~ hi osrtinrats that late All
nos rvrnain unpail ngties 4 hsrviY given that N
The sai a Ne. Interest AMI charges ar nd paid In
81 tla treasury ~ saii tosn within eighteen
onth. frUui dAis u Tie commitment - All tits,
80 mufh ofths al e-tAte taNoi a. vii - sufcisui
% nav ths amount dus thereon, tngluiing Inter
ct AMI charge, will with.ut further nstics -
colt n public auetiun, a The Onh0e % y. u
frink In sait tgu<n On ths thiri day Of Narh
lsgg. AZ one ocl,-kl In The Afternoon.
Name. of owners. Description - Iisal kstais
WA Obriou. ~ acrcs u Ani, sains.l Al eos
tsounaissi on tn north ~ hnd - a.. W. Hen
s0n, east ~ raj o. Hiram, .0uih ~ hnd Of
Alblha Lane. west by ani of ;. y. Lane
tssiAl tau Ella.
Jane. Possr., ID Aers.. value sga. homestead
of the late Jane. f0sers. houniis-i on ths
north by hni % :. q. Lane. east AMI wet ~
saeo River, Ltsi tan Ella.
Daict, August i, ls,l. -
DAVID n. sEAyEY.
Treasurer ~ The tO~n % Brysnhshi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

ugrsa uumhsr ~ our summer visitors
...'r-a.I f1 their homes last week. II
ts,. r..sl september weather thy
tg n..rr The pl.asantest part ~ the
ts.r hrrr. september, ~ Gar. however,
e.. ia promise very Srll Zoe weather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

sallow and leaden-hued compilations
soon give place Ia the loveliest pink-and-
white, when the use Of Ayers sar.apa-
rilla Il persisted In, and cosmetics entire
IN abandoned. Nothing can counterfeit
The rosy glow Of perfect health, which
blesses those who use this medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Have more than osce been save.i by ths timely
ase Of Ksmp's Bsi.sm Cor ti.e thresi AMI lungs
amer all .Sher rvmeiies hal te~a tftei In vain
The Iisisam sseps de.sy ofthe Ian AM enrv. IN
sshsr ms<iicine In the world thai sets ~ promIt
~, certainly none thai does its WORK ~ thoryuzh
" as Ksmp's BsisAm. All drukxtsss eel u
LArTe boesics :oc. and 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

N..IIffis Hubbard must b" Az ar,le'l
.f. sH.f prize as q minsr. Last FRIDAY
~. .ra4rths,i a. Mount Mica the largest
,..-u.rs la iiametsrI ever found
rrr,. uaa.uring nearly tSo aud a quar-.
o. r.ts- thruugh, and q very hne and
i.alUl. specimen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

N.-r -tuarisr." frtlay officer Bar-
-.a..f Canton. hruught Johu Newell, a
t.r fourteen wears Old, a. Parts jail.
Nsas.. parents live in the north part
sfU..Lfrul aui b. has h-.n working
-ssr Bar I'sud. iu Hartford. lie visited
tlH... oH "Wednesday night 20 last week,
t-a.thf eIuluw and entered the siorr
0fWu Thorn anil carried % about two
haNr. p ,. gar. aud -four or i've pounds
p .hsuatr drups. oniccr barruSs
tn.-l ari oyyrhaalo,i him and he sas
asf- tsfHr, Trial jusiicc l'rincc az Buck
fs.I srI t.Huni over to the uytotsr term
afffs ~.rr,ms IudiCisl court. The Prtcc
affh. str. and Chocolaies ~ill doubt
a-.. %. a. fpa vesks lea Paris JAIL AMI a
- trrm in he Reform Sch"ol, raih d
1r o..,., f1 boy not VI hfiecn ycars
ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
A. year vrss.As ASsss u.

Your dissre.sins ooaxh css 10 ear.i We
know u beraase kemp's iial~am within NE pal
few years he's eurc.i - many coughs and cotis
In tkls community. IL rvnsrkabie >sk has been
frtenh Wio has usssi u wkas b< thinks Of kemp's
Bal~aa. Thsre u no meiteis< - purs. nses -
sssssivs. Large l'sssiss snc- ssd u - Ill drss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

NJ .-I Mr.. ". e. Grc.ne. 10 sax
U,r,..-. y. y. ar visiting Mr.. Gr~ene's
sfi.r. cant. e.. n. Ripley. Mr.. Gr-.ne
..t...,,I to return after a STAY ~ fee
4.,. t.f NJ. Gr-sne will remain two
..- fE-.s aesks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

kmtau a.. NtNooi. Esg, SECRETARY
al .grs-aI manager ~ the Preferred
Va.mI Ncrtlcnt Association ~ NeS
N.rL ,.ft. vith hi wife and daughter
II. t..f.rs frieuds AZ Paris lin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

oNfogD. - Al q Coar ~ Probate hsli Al
Paris, within AMI Cor The County ~ oxford.
on the thiri Tuesday % Aug, A. ID. lssl.
tain Instrument pan,ortins a. ~ the Last
viii anil Testament of Hannah Butter.
late of tryeburx. IN said County. doccasci. hss-
Ing pre-sntsrl the same for PrOlsats
o. all pefsons interested, b. causing q copy 81
this or,isf D. ~ Iabhshel thres sesk. successive
~ In the Oxf0rl Dsmecrat printed al Paris. that
they may epvsar a q frOeais Court " ~ bell
AZ farts. III all toanty, on the thiri TUESDAY
81 set nsst st nine u the clsk In the fOrvnoon,
anil show cause ~ any thsy have. xhy the all
Instrument sh0ah nss ~ prvyet, approved anil
sli0sei A. the lat viii AMI Testament Of sail
GEoRGE A. WILSON, judge.
A true oopy-aiiest Ill. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Advertised letter. In the Paris POs,
af.y september 1t
~ ns.-sv. y 4 pismosk. a. v
49,. trasn rsfkari. Mass Nillstt. frv,l
49,. Ns.I VI rrtsurth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

NJ % Grpss rvprvssnting the pr.
L. Aver co.. 20 lowell, made the
I,msr,i q pleasant husiness call ~
1.-t|t ~ t.ru.. "a Maine man and
D.. t..r travelling ior some YEAR, Ia
f.as 90 this company. IL has hccn
r..r-i .u ths routc in his native state a.
,f. ...ls..lr 20 cur lamcnici friend,
m. at. ss,,-gr t.rrgg - NndD,.r, ~hose
...l.r .Irsfh 80 rf,ently rvcorl~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

A. lou could So your own scalp
h.. IN an ordinary msgnifying glsss,
Noald D. amaEe,l al the amount Of
-. - aanirun, and dead skin thereon ae-
s,-lais'i. The beat and most popular
A,rs.i1i.oa fOr cleansing the scalp IL
A'ss Hair yIgOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Dandruf IL due to an enfeebled state
of the skin. Halls Hair Remover quick
ems the nutritlve functions Of the skin,
healing and preventing the formation Of
dapdUff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

u, sr,vaut q The weather, Rev. Mr.
hamilton vas unable 90 ~ present sun
I,,. rot h l. expected thst regular ser
-. siII - resumed newt sunday.
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EAST PERU.

Boru on the 18th Of August, to ths
xife of A. II. Griffith, . son. A.,
Horn, August sith, IN the vile of AZ
b~vt Holman, q son-
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SHOW.

The Methodist Circle met with Mrs
Albert Elkins Wednesday, sept. ,.
Master Arthur Melden, OF salem
Mass, IL visiting his uncle, Mr. onr
Barrows.
Rev. VIM. Gowell has returned home
from Poland camp-rneetlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

NJ ,harlc. Forster aud MI. iottie
vsr.i,r. ~ Portland, we're al the Hub
nri llogse last Scek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

NJ. nate n clark. Miss Sallie BRr.
-. ara Mis- Bs..ie Burgess, % Lowell,
u. .rr a tseo. L. Nellsn's.
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TEACuEIsy INSTITUTE.

Tho annual meeting u Wet osfori L.incs'.sn,
day ant SATURDAY, ~spt. gith and sth. beginning
al 10 o'elask A. N. frfiay. A fall sni inisfsss
Ing programme has lssn arranxei AMI No teacher
can asori a. loss this meeting. froc entertain
msnt ~iil ~ provided fsr All tes.hsrs s',.nuns'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

r., NJ. wcdg, exchanged With Rev.
II Esmslcll q south Far. last sun
iav.
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NJ. and Mr.. n. n. Marble % Boston
,-ratI.C. Marbles.
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p,nss At Aeatlemy Hall Friday night.
All ary Invited.
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lame. ". Wing aud wife. Of Wayne.
~, hsrn Al George l.. Mellens.
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j. stanley, E.q., /. on /. triPto Bo.-
TOO.
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Wesr pAais

Work In the corn shop commenced
Tuesday.
The addition 10 I. q. q. y. Hall u
ready for the masons To plaster.
Hannibal Curtis has returned FROM
another trip to the lakes. This time h'
went ne guide for Portland party.
A. u. Bucknam u having his stable
| raised.
Mrs. Lorinda Lurvcy Ia having her
large stable moved nearer the house and
repaired.
J. W. Willis Ia. over two acres Of
sweet corn, some Of which Ia 10 feet .
inches high.
Many people In this place and vicinity
lind employment In the corn shop.
I,cv. W. l.. Merrill of Gorham, y. IT,,
IL Ia exchange puiplts with Rev. j. w.
smith, sunday, sept. 18th.
Miss Lizzie Heck IL at work In her shop
again.
Mrs. Liza Durham % Maiden. Mass,
L. boarding at J. T.. Curtis.
Miss Lucy Morgan of Portland, Me-,
Il visiting at \. u. Locke's.
Mr.. stlncc Parker Il visiting friends In
this place. Mr.. Parker has good posl-
ton In q large furniture store In Man
chester. y. IL.
Call on 4. J. Curtl. 4 Co., for station
cry; new line just received.
They arr taking account 81 stock al
the l,smsdeli & I,idlon store.
Miss Angle Jackson aud Miss Ada
briggs are attending school al Hebron
Academy.
Miss I.yndic Locke aud Miss Myrtle
Yates are attending school at kents
ilill.
Village schools commenced Last Mon.
day. Ma. Eunlce fobc. has charge Of
the grammar school and Miss Fannie
Durham the primary.
a. l.. Elllngwood Il AZ work with al.
sons, George aud Charlie, a, Harrison,
Me.
DIR. Eugene II. Judklns, Washington,
ID. g., has left here for q short stay