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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
HE1hEI.

The widow 81 sylyanus Bartlett ol
Bethel died very suddenly Monday morn
ing. She came from her room for 4
drink ~ water aud returned. sud when
the family were ready for breakfast they
found her dead In her room. She was
eighty years old.
There 4. much sickness In Bethel, the
disease resembling II grippe.
The bailey praying band have been
holding meetings afternoon and evening
In Bethel for the past ten DAYS.
The sie,iding Il excellent, aud large
quantities ~ wood. bark aud long
lumber are being hauled 10 the depot for
shipment.
4. VI. Carter remains In Augusta to
look after the printing aud proof rad
ing for the valuation commission which
adjourned the 18th Inst. Mr.. Carter has
,.~en valuable addition To the clerical
fore. for the state and al. service. were
appreciated by the comml.slon.
The wife ~ Oscar y. Swan 81 Middle
lnter,alc, Rethel. dlei very suddenly
saturday morning of Brighrs disease.
She was about twenty-five years 81 age
aud leave. no children,
Judge Foster has returned from Farm
Ington aud holds the court In BANGOR
commencing the first Tuesday In April.
The wife ~ Walter Holt u very sick
With pncumonla.
The people ~ Bethel anil vicinity viii
be- glad Ia know that \. ~. Bahcl, the
famous Texan cowboy pianist, aud Niss
Babel, are to give another ~ their charm
Ing concerts a Ideal Hall on "wednesday
evening next. Mr.. Dsbel gave an enter
talnment herr some weeks ago aud all
Who then attended can testify 20 his
wonderful execution on the piano. MI
Who went before will certainly L. glad
~ the opportunity ~ hearing 40 rarr
musical treat again. Miss Bab"l v
great performer upon the cornet. There
Ia. been no entertainment In this Vlcin-
ltv IN which so rarr genius was display
"a a. thcrr will hc w ihls.
FRIDAY evening next there vii b. given
At Ideal Hall the opcr.tta, The seven
old I..die. 20 Lavender" lhis u a. -
Que II the nncst entertainments ~ the
season. Those Who take pari IN u are
sufficient guarantee ~ It, succc's.
Hon. r.. ". Woodbury. l. home from
augusta.
\. 4. kcllih"f has . large amount ~
lumhcr on hi lot ou Church STREET rrady
tn D. used In the erection ~ hls house.
Eb.n :. kilhorn has started up hi
saW MILL ani l. manufacturing q large
amount ~ lumber.
Thoma. 4 IIasting. are shipping lum-
her from our station.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
pORIER.

We have had a hard, cold winter and
till IL seem. "a hold on cold and stormy
Road. bat little bare a. yet.
Mr.. SeNell sawyer has 20, a pension
Of slO pr month. and u came Ia gooi
time a. Mr.. sawyer !. sick and has beer
unable to work since last summer.
Mrs.. Hannah Holmes u great suffer
er. She got thrown from wagon SONS
two year. ago and broke her hip aud has
been confined Ia her bel ever since
She I. an aged lady, some - years old
snow l. quite deep for thi. time OF
wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
aovANY,s pOND.

Mr.. Mary A. wyman died the i!,i
inst, after several weeks OF severe wv
ne... aged about - years. Her funeral
occurred on Thursday, attended by lie,
seth Henson 90 North Paris.
The prospect Tor a corn fsctor, al thl'
writing seems good. The farmers ar
getting Interested aud trying tn ~, to-
Required number 81 acres.
Mcmber. Of Christopher lake Com
mandcry will present the drama "out ol
IIIs sphere" at the town hall rhur-da,
evening. March 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
sORvn PARIS

uss FLORENCE bryant made a shori
visit al \. =. Abbott. hst week.
Curtis T.. Ablott has been canNassing
this part ~ the county for whitney
Broih.ts of bethel. dealer. In granite
marble and stsiuary.
Fremont chase Ia. got out II the
woods where b. has been at work viii
hi team.
D. ". barrett has sold al. large yoke
II oxen for si>O. Ilc has also bought
aud soli one yoke since.
T.. Hammond has sold hi oxen snd IL.
". and =. \. punham have bought q
pair each.
several arr u.ing the last run ~ sled
dug a. gvt crop uf lev. We supi-os'
it, better late than never.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
OGEORn

Mr.. susan, widow ~ Cyrus brown ~
welchvlll-. hal psrslytic shock Wei
ne.day aud die,i sunday morning. Her
funeral was Thursday. liey. VIZ lihmll-
ton ~ Mechanic Falls officiating
pt. \. l.. Ilcrscy went 90 l.iScrnorc
saturday a. attend IN" funeral ~ hi.
mother. Mr.. l.ura ller.ev. Who died
March l2ih - acute bronchitis.
Rev. Mr.. Wathrn has becn engaged "a
preach Tor the Congregational society
Mi.s BERTHA rcndeNirt Ia. BEEN visit
ing her sister. Mr.. Darrell.
Mr.. Elbridgr Edwards has bccn very
sick With erysiTelas.
The 4. \. Roberts Poet, q. \. ", had
a campfire aud supper at the VI. D.. yes-
try "wednesday evening. The exercises
consisted ~ music by the orchestra, the
glcc club II welchVille aud others, viii
rrcitailons aud speeches.
Frank Chapman and Fred iIaye- have
gone to Boston.
The village school. closed last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
EAs1 nEBRos.

There seems Ia be- quite good Inter
est unaffected la the special meetings.
Hiram ke"ne'. teams are very busy
drawing timbcr from the MILL OF Z. &
Chase to u. y. 4 .. II. Briggs OF W.
burn for their new barn.
VI. n. DaN. l. at work for u. I. Meme
thl. season.
Willie u. Ramsdell l. better.
District Deputy Tracy visited last
Hebron Grange "Wednesday aud very
ple,.ant meeting va. enjoyed by all.
The house of charles y. Hn..ell wa'
burned Friday morning about one
o'clock. The cause ~ the IRE i sup
po.e,l Ia be- a defective due.
Mr.. Betsey Merrill J. quite .lck.
VI. 4. Berry |. at work for hls faihel
and brother. m. 4. ani ". II. Berry
thi. season.
jaime. shaw has hired With j. T.. hon
nev for the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
GIIIAD

six weeks - shedding Ia March thi.
year. w signs - spring cNccp, the ar
rival ~ the cros.
To. Larry aud the Hichafison hoy.
have nearly one million ~ spruce 0u ~"
river and report excellent doing.
Z. Bngdon will brrak camp FRIDAY
having cat about cal. on 10 spruce.
Gsorge 1 Hartman ani wife arr on q
Walt io John willis AZ Wcsi Paris ihis
week.
william chapman hA. slNiy-two Young
lambs.
Wild River Lumber Company afr
.endlng away large amount 81 long
lumhet. saw them loading IN car. one
NaV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
HIRAM.

Edvs/E. Hastings va. In tow
rhursdE.
Chxdes o.gcci. while driving across
Buyk'. farm crossing. with = load ri
WOOD this week. spoiled one II hls oxen.
tine hcof was caught under the rail and
torn completely 90.
John l.. Dixie aud n. n. Ilobson have
formed co-psrtnership under the flrm
name ~ bike a lIobson for the sale of
organs, pianos aud sewing machines.
Mr.. IIsnnah N. Csig l. quite sick.
Her sister. Mr.. Julia \. Thurstou oi
Freedom, y. H.. IL visiting her.
Miss Cora v. Clemens IL attending
rrvcburg Academy.
Miss Celia stuart u attending Bridg-
ton Academy.
John n. ssnborn, \ worthy cititen OF
south Hiram. aged some ~ YEAR, dle'i
very suddenly this week ~ Ia grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
NEwRv

Mr.. :. u. widbcr Ia. been ON the
.ick llsi Tor few days, also Mrs. Tho.
Powers.
\. n. Power. Jsmmed his finger very
BADLY handling hari wood bolts al
Thurston's mlll not long since.
North Ne~ry sewing society met a,
y. y. Stesrus' Thursday ~ last week.
There Was large company present and
the Young folks stayed until the We
small hours.
There l. hard crust on the snow.
Foot persons can - anywhere on " in
the omen land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
MASON

Instead ~ that early spring ~ frc"l,
prophc.icd We arr having grand win,e'
weather. The roads arr a. solid a. they
have been Tor the winter and teams ar'
doing gcoi work hauling lumbcr.
Naple sap has run hat little as vet.
Mr.. Mary I. bartlett died very .ad'
denly last MONDAY morning. iieI
daugh,er-ln-lsw went lnin her rpom snd
a.kr,I how she was and she said well
,nl would hc dressed Ina few minutes.
The daughter went In again in . short
time and the old lady wss lead. Mr..
BARTLETT was the widow ~ the lat" syl.
vanu. nhrtlstt. III" VISA pensioncr ~
l~tl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
epOWSFlElD.

The weather continues cold and di.'
agreeable.
III. sick one. ar. slowly recovering
Fred Thsyrr :. suffering With rhcuma'
tlsm.
Mi.. Gcrtlc Blskc. who has been yl.li-
ing friends In Freedom, y. H.. has re-
turned home.
Mr.. william Boynton I. having hi
house painted. Mr. y. fhsycr i. doing
the work.
Hattie Mansfield. who has been work
ing Tor Mr.. y. u. I,can, has gone To her
home IN North frycburg.
Mr.. Hiram ScaVev has gone Ia Wolf
boro. y. ~, for few wc"ks.
There was SUNDAY school concert
SUNDAY evening at the congregational
church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
GRAFTON


Onlccr. - the town 20 Grafton elected
March H.. l~pl, are
Nuisratnf. Eifhnani Davis
,isfk. ~ nfusks
~.isstsnsu a.. hnisui Davis. 'hariss ~ iiAti'
IassVh " Chapman.
Trrasurvr. n. ufis.
GalifstHf. \ y Husnks
Constable \ b Hr-sks
supsf,issF. Mr. Frria hru~n.
We are having very severe weather Tot
the mlidle ~ March.
IIrown and Coolidge broke camp lnsi
saturday.
Charlie. Ryerson has contracted With
the BERLIN Mills Company Ia driy" their
lumi.-r out that Z. cut la Grafton. u
looks now a. though he would hiN'
plenty ~ water ~ drive when all ihi'
body ~ snow mslts.
T.. =. Stcirns was In town with q load
of frr.h lss.f a. ell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
MIsr pIRu

There .-,ms to b. no new. II interest
that hear.
Therv arr quite number sick.
Edna Stillman. Who has bccn coutincl
a. her hsi Nth bilious fever Tor the last
four weeks, u It'll quite low, not bring
able a. .lt up morr than half an hour IN
The day.
Mr.. ". :. walker :. SICK.
Jane. GoWcll has got the grip.
S.w. Howard has cut biz foot.
EilsWofth prmerlii has gone Ia Weld
18th gcorgv HoWc's horse. 90 work fot
Foster \ Marble.
Andrew I. ,huryhill. IT,, has gone a.
Famlugtun a. attend Normal school.
I,osc,,e Robert. has got the timber GA
The gfuund for a harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
DENMARK

tilI smith. who has bccn Al l,oScll, 3.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. 'has.
u smith
a.. 4 smith aud wife. Il >cbago Lake,
anI Mr.. "a smith ~ Cornish sr,
visiting in town.
Lieut.. charlie. a. IvndcNief has hcru
gauiri r. pension ~ four dollars psI
month from the date 20 hi discharge Ia
I>.-s 90 ls,sl aud hitccu dollars from the
latter date. IT, .sr,.i Ia the sith Maine,
vas captured Ia The mine heior" f,tcrs-
hurg snd Kept a prisoner seven months,
" here be- endured mauN pri,aii"ns and
richly deserves al D. Will ct.
Tho msmi,rs - thv lnlg. 20 Good
T,mphr. lo,atr,l herr gave an entertain
mrut % aid Fellows Hall lat night.
consisting - drama. oyster supper AMI
dance. \ g,Di sum Nas rrslifrd. No
VI Soc whs served.
There will D. sporisl town meeting
saturday in relation o. repairing 10 ~
huihiug The toNn housr.
The uIi Fellows l.n,lgv herr i doing
Iuity au amount - Wufk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
InYEIl

Thc drama, The Little brown jug.
aud the farce, ~ Little More cider,
were played at the rink on lhur.iay
evening by the Young people of North
Fryeburg. Music by kimbllis orche.-
ira ~ Lowell.
ONeu 4. Eastman ani wife have re-
turned "a the Centre from frycburg.
We learn that Henry y. Eastman AMI
wife are "a have charge 81 the l.oNcll
town farm for the ensuing year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
SMEpEN.

our entire community was much sad-
d.ned Ia learn Of the death ~ Charles
A. Young II south Waterford. Mr..
Young had been a merchant for many
wear. and nj. upright dealings with his
n.tron. had yon him host 81 friends.
lie Was justly called strictly honest
man and viii De sadly missed In thi.
section. Ills disease WAS typhoid fever
Of the worst type. The bereaved family
have our deepest sympathy.
=. l.. Plummer has completed his lum-
bering operations. Fred G. Weston who
drove his team has returned to his home
| In Otisfield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
snllr. allc.rlfln

Most IT "a. by the force ~ habit or
early training arr believer. la Sign. aud
nmeu.. The roth 81 March, l>'5, the
army of the Potomac broke camp aud
that night wc Camp.i Ia the Held, con
fronting our old enemy near DinNlddlc
Court House. There vas new moon
that night. aud a. .aw u over my right
shoulder Il ..cmed an augury ot good
luck aud aid a. myself In boyish COZ
nienc-, II shall pass un.cathcd through
tai. campaign" The next morning the
afmir. Wefr arragcl for battle In close
proximity aud asa inion band played
YANKEE Doodle Rrbcl haul a little
more than stones throw away dis
cours~i sweet music 90 the tune 81 DiN-
IT,. Hut steruer dutis. were before ~.
our immediate antagonist. that day
Nsr, Pickett. division, which will long
d. remembered Tor IT, famous charge al
Gettysburg. W. company lo,t that day
| iu Killed aud wounded II men out ~ the
20 engaged. An lh.hman by the name
Of Nike Nolan was shot down az my
side. 10 not remember Of experience
Ing any fear.
j. J. Fuller reports no diminuiion In
hi. trade.
C,ru. gam.dcll .old hi. four.year-old
Baby Dean lilly Ia those Connecticut
| partls. Tor saij.
charlie. II. Record at the Mllls aud
south Buckheld have become fast
| friends. Charlie told a man the other
day that south Buckhcld was man of
decision. a man II hi. word aud quite
| sharp In trade. Hut YOU know, Mr..
| Editor. We can't believe anything We
hear. aud only half what We see.
Ex.postmaster Isaac Marshall AZ East
| Hebron l. one IL the mOst Intelligent
men ~ our acquaintance. Ia conyer-
.ition with him Ne were pleased Ia Ind
/ him In accord with u on all public
question. and estimate. ~ public men.
The politicians won In the Legislature
over the Australian ballot bill. let "a
hang our head. Ia shame that Arkansas,
the land Of the bulldoIer aud shot
gun, l. In advance ~ "a a. regards the
purity Of the ballot. The end ]. not YET
however.
". 4. Gcrri.h .old hi. Glenarm colt
"a the Connecticut buyers.
The stallion, Baby Dean, will make a
short season Ia the stud through May
before being put "a campaign work
Service fee so "a warrant. Mr. Dean
tell. "a. that when the horse was al syr'
acuse last season before having the pink
eye he could have trotted In p: Il.
In the voting contest We present thi'
week a candidate of former contest
with undated faith aud confidence.
Congressman Roswell l.. Flower u
spoken of a. the Democratic NOMINEES
for Governor 81 New York. The New
York sun used Ia b. a great admirer o'
Roswell aud hi. physical proves, say
Ing that be could knock men down a
fast a. they could get up. Roswell u
silver man. Chauncey vi. Depew u
spoken ~ q. the Republican nominee
We Away. admired Chauncey because
al. tongue I. hung In the middle.
John Cronin, river driver, ~ year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

10 JOAN

ItrIuA IfaHrst f.rr. T.a have waite
o.. E.Hs 90 trF ..F .f F.ar Itr.
HrrHaI.s 4 can CO. r.. .r ..hk" .".
Isr.rs go HsaH In ha.'r
Isr.a.I ..Is bel. fl. .I...f tH ..Irsf-.|I..r.
49, Is rs.sI .IrFHrr.f sr| k.r.I.
E.f - az fHI rNH.I f.rf-F .rufu 'HafAs
hrI sraf l. trF sfffT Hf FHar rI.uI
u .. H.Hsi rIsf In f.a H"rH..a if Iar |rrat
40 I'M r'EHf 10 r.sf sam .I NE .sr
400 she a haze srHf.Fu.an .a..rrs
1H. r.st s.t Ir o. IH1rIH Hr iNr s'"i
Al .. r#sf hf'rE Il" m rr.....H"Ir .af..H
fH.. u. o. go ~.n.Is |H OIL I.HH
t.tHf r.lfT .s. rH.HI ar.f .If.I
nHH al. frf ...' ft.ts urfIIn ..sH
WrH fH. .aH.rs .f f..I H..f..rs Hr.. .iH.s.f.-
I.HH.rr 5000 .aH r..f.r a.I f.'.
.a..a f.aI H...EH krIH r.."sf sfraIH
hsF.a u.H. .. f'H IaHs "f rHar r..'r
uH..lrfr a aarfHHf Is rsa..a
...F| w.sI 's s.0."i tu.I ..".
UIa s. .nrH e.r a.I mfa. t
r.T|.. "..f ."rr. .r l.u'
utTst1
IHHs Nt..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ID. Y.. C.sshi

Don't delay. Tsks Kemp's Bai.am. the be.'
cough cure. u win euw your coughs ani collie
10 win eurv sore throat or tisklinx In the throat
10 viii cure pains In the chest. 10 VIII cure innu
10 the lungs hecause Il IL puv balsam. liohl
is " shs light and 80 how CHAR and thtex u is
Zoe win - Ne exosllrnt e6ect afser taking III
hns dSss. Lsrgs boetiss SC. snd ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
ALUMINIUM.

Did YOU ever see any Of this wonder
ful m,talf Almost a. light n wood and
stron, n steel, will not tarnish under
any circumstances. have some three
inch rules of this metal, the handles,
tool for the vest pocket ever seen, weight
less than flye-cent nickel. Will send
one Ia any address on receipt OF - cent.
In coin or two-cent stamps.
WIN. Z. LEAyIrT,
Norwav Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
NORWAY LAKE

Charlcs rar.on. I. very .Ick with bill
ious fewer.
Emma stevens has bccn quite sicl
With \ cold ihl. week.
q. ". Partridge aud y L. Green ar'
cutting cedar on the frccman farm.
Isander white aud hi. wife and moth
er from Harrison ,i.licd at :. \. stevens
this week.
The sun crus.e. the equator about
~ ". the sO,h. days aud nights "lua
length.
Dr. Iisgelton will commence "n hi'
harm IN about two weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
picKvAlE.
Buslne.. 4. lively.

business u lively.
Those who have teamlng to do are try
ing 10 get II done before shedding breaks
up.
J. A. Hemingway has got his poplaI
all landed on the bank Of Spear Stream
and IL now hauling birch.
l.. q. Putnam IL canvzsslhg for books
A. J. Farrar IL doing quite an amount
Of numbering this winter.
We see no other way for John but -
and see the girl or take back seat.
Mrs. Peavey Il very low at this writ
Ing II alive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

George knights, the Poland wife
murderer. Who has been la state prison
ior fhirfy-fuur years, made an attempt
q" escape. H. had hcrn working In The
prison stable aud had hal considerable
liberty. lle was sceu BY a man walking
ou the railroad track. was reported ana
rsiuruel o. the prison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

jaime. Q Raw -su. l-l.. Rpr'mIurli
..f.r.u 90 Etusrr. anil re- uatINr 10 fari..
uhrrf d. D.. RrII AuHUu, vhs ruu oN'r
II.r...It evening Pos R heavy barge Hu
F.. street. crossing aHi sustained .'riuus
H.r.rs uHs lrE vas broken hui hr
..Hrrr.i 10 .s,err .ho,k puuh. ar rn.
H.TH. ...s.I 60 l.. recovery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Ocian In oxford County NorSy Maine
Having made th u.nr-. study Tor The past " years
the b " D with this experience hni eHien' MAn-
zeal Instruments adapted especially Ia Thu bane., am more tn abs 70
kinds peculiar
ENINNAuoN prTicuLr cAsEs rIE IAovN ol
GROUND To nv oRph Io
" make speciality.
y Ratury DCt " y
u, u,
DO would OF
mans bulnss.f
and Paris Paris Ill., West
Wlchyie, Waterford Hhi.on
Aud them
b.
Optic of practical ability In oxford County.
Opcian m Oxford County receiver
OF l.
Who Ia eyers studied with VI H.
Remember "Wi.c Opticians" who having bought In
handbook (idruisifrce
price dollar claims ALL! Hills e'i Others
folow!i Don't b. dvcyed-Dont b. humbuggcl'
that the so called opticians ati could not e hiei
20 perfectly adapted
delay your sight troubling bat visit at
Vivian Hills. uxport Optici~n,
WAT AL kinds % Repair
o Watches Jcwery, q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

\ fair audieucr AMI "a goui cuisr'alu-
mrut no thr circle "Wednesday evening
n.f Hebron guausffs aus finely. as if
aIus,. dors. aud NJ. Hurk's rraliugs
gave much pleasure The program Nhs
s,rsruu. Iu 18th quantity and variety
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

o. surv aud usc ths krilogg MiNrI
Paint. N Z. ths mosi durable and ecn
identical ~ ans iu The market AMI IL var.
raufri tu give siii.ttCtiuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

W...H
|Hr.s n
HFtU -TEa1 .1r 'sfIrr M tani sol r.'.lflt-
f.. TH... 80 4 .I..ssr Iltffrs a. ra.f yssf
nj. sl-.F .T.sr AL THHrs mo- srsnls tlat m ~
.H..s H ..Hf have sfrf.fli CO. Ilfstlun. ff'.-sht
enc BEL e". Is .faasas srFTs this tlinz N..i.s
Na.k 81 .fs.s. .Iarn aas hrJsi o. y uang htlft
....F.. H.. n..-... 49,. frr thaf b. sgrseti -
r...k E..H Il rrrHt h..rss. drove hIm unfF la
s..HfF lr..f fHrrr. tie shuuhi - q 49,
SEA lIffrr a.. BE- taln aut Efan.iaiu sefe lH'th
-H.. rtH.s tn.I rr.siuTs,i trtatirrs.
ttI.It ans A.. r.--T l. iaiug eel a. at ~
-.r- ri sluF q. NJ az rr,sipriug trytters-
Naurs truly.
4 ~ NTlsuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
s-Aes RoLrE IS rALF BROTrER 70
80 -nrAr 80 son

E.HHrf. having hesn pat iu circulation
H fEe effect that The stallion biacs
E..f.. owned hy ~. ". Eecori 70 Paris
al. .F ..rsl D., Young Eolfr, as claim
.I Hs nm. oWurr. The following lriiei
'-U NJ charlie. llonce Nelson sh"uh
..f .. rr., 40 further controversy in IN
...r.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

NJ. Bennett aud H. \. storey have
tsru haullug .uppli-- from Berlin III
rlst Work.
W Bennett started Or Wards caml
sH fhs diamond M~iur.iaN.
Accident. have l-,u rlrv mi. Winter
.au.Uirfing how MANY men arr AZ w"t1
.n fhs sUssi. trHuui hrrv.
TI.rr es. = man hurt p, th- l"g. ruil
Ing over him uu the yard ~ Cameron \
~turetauI. IN lat - the vo'k.
Ilr Geo, team. are now husilN engaged
Ia hauling up supple. ipr river driving
Ilae. are frequent. cruN. and blu'
lt. are gui,, plenty ous henhaNk la
puf iu an appearance, bat o." spring
ehi,krus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

win STANLEY. formerly 20 thr Demo
rat oricr. vrut lat NpaIay o. Port
aui. ehsrr he u iu ths employ 81
fhr Bruen Ihur.inD Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
EAsr PERu

Jane. Irish i moving up 10 RoNhnry'
and Warren Curtis Il going Ia move
hack ca his farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

=. ". whltteu. E.q.. 90 Backaeld.
Was AZ Paris "Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Wm 4 Emery, Esq. 20 NursaN,
known to nswspaper readers AZ MARI
npley, called un the pvmncrt Wei
nrslltN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

pecuniary soap 1. very effective In po-
hical campaigns, and Brussel. soap u
last a. effective In washing day cam
paigns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Nn Easter concvrt Wil o. given hy
ths Rspii.' sabbath >chool nsNt Sunday
evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Mr.. \. D.. B-..,y of Watcuilis h.
visiting RELATIVES On toWu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

=. " Mitchell. E.l., % Nuburn. A.
tcudcl Insolvency Court her- Wriue.-
daV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Nj. Mary shaw ~ Turner {. yisliing
Me- Ella CLARK In this placr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

NJ. aud Mr.. n. .. chase 20 Buckh,ld
were AZ the iliu lat "Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

Nj. caro- 4. naycr IA. spent ,he
past week iu Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

The ATTENDANCE At the churchc. sun
dav Nas not large.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24

John Cronin, river driver, ~ year.
old, died at Augusta 81 hemorrhage OF
the brain caused by blow. received In 9
saloon row. John Foley has been bound
over In the SUN of $4,000 In connection
with the affair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
Thc oxford ncmocrat.
on THE HILL. y
nIEIln lEN

Ftr-t Baptist Charsh Rev. A.P weig,. IA.
80. frcsrhing ever >uu.lsy ~ N A.n. ~untsy
~chl-si attlM ~ahhath lFcning ~srNtos Al
- Prayer Meetings thurssiay htvnings Al
u1r.s
Unitersaust Church Re- g. q. uamllinn
supt,iy. sansiaF ~ghaal sFerv ~untiav "a q. n
froseAinE ssr,ios a. !. en M i,lhesinT >uniays
NarJh 4. ~ g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-24
mIsr RnckrIIIn

Nugir EII~ood .. Al work a. ,. u.
Nustin's
D. smith L. sigk a. e. TaNiot'..
AHis EIlsuo,i l. helping ~. Easiman
move o. D. moving 81 Mexico whrr,
De- hsstakrn farm.
I,.auist Lowe had a slight shock on'
IsN Rsf week.
Warren inihrop aud sifc 20 sumner
svry m n. ~ Hurk'. one day lat week
T. Turner d.. bought him a colt.
4 : Richards IA. got home out ~ The
sutsls
An EliWoui Ma AZ home Last week