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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
nOQyA paris

n has b-en very .lckly here TIL. fall.
Mi.. Jo.ie benson has been very sick
the last few weeks she I. nov on the
gain.
Mrs.. Jane. Bid Va. quite sick for a
fe~ day..
Mr.. Robbins and her daughter are In
very poor health.
lev. seth Benson came very near SELL
Ing one ~ hl. houses "a the Insurance
company last week. one of them took
ar. on the roof aud Was barely saved.
The school closed last Friday.
They are now giving the school house
a coat 81 paint.
4 young man from the eastern part OF
the state has gone Ia work In the black
smith shop and IL IL hoped he Will b.
success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
HgaRON

rrof. sargent va. at bryant. Ponf,
Friday and saturday % Last week.
I,ev. :. u. Eichsri-on of East -amoei
IA. la town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Bsrrows of Boston made {
abort ,l.lt Ia her sistsr-ln-ia~, Mrs
Howe, this week.
Nj. Da.le Cashmsn u home frcu
waier,ille on a short vacation.
Mr.. u. q. Lrlisrrou IL expcctes
home from MsttApoise,t this week.
one % the large oaks st Oskhnrs'
measure. ten feet and four inches In CIR
cumf.rence ten feet from the ground
IN. limbs spread nlnesy-t~o feet. rh'
tire. !. very symmetrical, the limb
measuring forty-.ix feet In length OF
both sides, aud reaching across to lie CON
pauion the opposite side Of the rad
The tree IL known 90 BE- ninety-fou'
years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
WILSON'S MILLS

Cameron A sturts,snt have moved Into
the woods. They pat In eight horses
sbsn they operated Q year sgo. They
ar. ballding ne~ set Of camps.
y. A. FLINT wcnt to Boston after
bor.es. and returned Tuesday With six
morv Tor the woods.
Horace frost's crr~ came down the
liver Wednesday, the rebuilding OF
P.rmaeh~epes dam being completed.
Mr.. RIdlon. q salesman from shaw,
usmmond A Carney 90 Portland. Was at
TlInt's Hotel Thursdsy night; also the
crew. Of Horsiio Chase. Ferry Robbins,
and Reyerdy wentworth, seventy three
An All. quite crowd for the woods.
s.hool elosed Nov. 9Th, . pleasant and
prostable term taught by Mlss Eme
bnckett. Her interest In the school and
lsdyllke department made her popular
nth both parents and scholars.
Ylossie FLINT came home on shor'
Wait. showing much Improvement in the
culture of her voice In ~ short time.
Edish wilson h staying Win An'
Bertha Storer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
osFoRo

The schools arv closc,i on account ~
scarlet is,vr having broken cot In .e,-
eral famili.-- ltis thoughi u ~as hroagh,
herr FROM LEWISTON. Eforts sr. being
made o. prevent the spread - the de
ensr.
Ths icyturv by Rev. q. q. Hamilton
was dsferr,>i Que Nrvk.
Comical Brosn give an entertain
mrui friiay evening
Flm~r rarrutt and al. slater, MI.
EV,ie t'arrott. have returned from their
Welt 90 Massachusetts.
james posning 20 Fiscon liili, has
sold Ill. place.
Davis wood cut his foot quite badly
lssi seyk while chopplng for John Rob
iuson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
p,se,slp CENTRE.

Splendid weather. everybody busy.
The work on the new school house !.
nearly completed. Jones the painter IL
finishing up the inside In good shape.
Mr.. Holman shipped another car OF
apples Thursday. lie says the market
Is improving the wrong way.
Alt~rt q. stain. Ne hear. has bought
the Charles Msyhe~ place and ~ili soon
move there "a live.
Ams.s Holman u better.
some % our citizens have Got the
Eumford fall. fewer.
~. W. True a Co.,. msn. Hobart, sold
VI. Holman A co. carload of hoar
last week. which l. th. largest lot ever
boaghi. al one time. by any trader In
thu. part 90 the town.
There 1. large quantity Of nlce po'a
toe. for .sle In TN. vicinity. Who say'
~ cts.s They are yours, where wili you
have thsmi
George rowle has got his ne~ house
about ready 10 move Into. IL J. good
one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
AXROA.


m. lat. furry Of snow brought out
Al Young and hls three hound. u pity
a hunter Who can't keep but three
hounds promp, and early Ia thu morn
Ing, and II took but little persuasion to
convince WIN Abbott Ia forrgo the pleas
urr ~ picking stones, for that of follow
Ing the music ~ three hounds. The
dog. were soon on track 81 fox or Tab-
biz and soon started deer that came
near the hunters aud stopped Ia look A.
them. Al having only forty year. ex-
perlenc. hunting drew up aud nrrd hl.
bird chsrg, instead % ball and buck.hot
aud away went deer. ending the hunt ~
the dogs then preferred deer 10 fox
track. aud had Ia bc called In 90 b. In
.tructed on game laws.
A rsft at beaver Pond with box on
II used n fi.hcrmsn's seat In summer has
been converted Into q house by musk
rat, banking the box With mos. and com
ing up between logs ~ the raft Into the
box for house.
viii Abbott In saving some maple
limb. for wood, sawoi through q knurl,
disclosing on each side Of cut q perfect
picture Of an oak tree, With an acorn
near the base ~ the trees, the pictures
being quite dark colored while the ret
Of the wool IL white.
The mining for TIL. year I. about over
on account of cold weather. Mr.. Whit
ney has closed the season by an 0. plece'
Mr. Norcro.. Ia. lately put In els Ia
go dsy'. work.
staples logger. under Lev oliver arr
we'll under way yarding spruce.
John Presley I. cutting meadow hay
on .. =. Miichsll's farm and hauling "a
the Mott place, FOE staples J .led road'
this winter.
u. A. Merrill has bought another psl'
Of hor.e. aud ~iil bo-s Growers blrcf
business this winter.
Your humble servant hs. b-en follow,
Ing the plo~. AMI digging stumps aus
rscks the pas, .lx weeks, While man,
tow smen have worked some. sttendc
fairs, auctions aud meetings of various
kinds more and Seem 10 D. convinced. U
.. hard getting living farming. imesr
10 have from 10 to Dtons of hay To show
another year Tor my work. ] have look
ei over my "BIli Mckinley" act and dnt
4 have saved els on my sugar bill, ec'
els more for wool sold. aud cant fins
where I have paid owr 81 or ~ by RIA
son of tariff although have expeado'
eco On ESQ In various purchases Affect
ed by legislation. Have been in active
life, isboring In the field and other
where's forty-hve or more years and tn
calamity party's predictions never cam'
true, unless they got the reins OF gov
eminent.
Leroy Thomas has raised aud repaired
his house.
A. 4. Young IL clapboardlng his barn
Clarence Young, while driving . col
was thrown out and dragged by the rein
some distance. Ills brother, Carroll
came TO his assistance, leaving his younI
horse, which started by the colt runnlnI
against him, and both ran quite . die
tsnce before stopped, doing no damag
except demoraliiing both sulkies. Tw,
days after, same young men, In attempts
| Ing TO yoke . Wild pair Of steers, 60
worsted by one getting away with yok'
and throwing himself, injuring himsel
20 q TO have TO Hill him tor beef. Bot
boys think Of changing colt and stsc
brsaking for The logging swamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
IAyr SIMMER.

Eastman, the scotsman, was In Boston
on bushes. last wcck.
In less than eight months thec has
tccn eight funerals. and .lN II thcm verc
for former rcsislent. In this school die
triCt.
fcS C,mctsries that have cxistci NO
iougvr than The new one a East sumner
Contain morV, or better monumental
Work. lots arr icing rapidly taken up
aud Improved.
Examination II teachers on sumner
llill ou saturday afisrnoon, Nov. 2lst.
Applications Tor schools are fr~qaent.
bat nearly al the winter schools arr al
ready engaged.
Lester Narney While saving wood Tor
lsaac BonBsy last ~e-s had thrre fia-
g,rs tsksn from the left hand leaving
ouly the thumb aud little finger.
~IastN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
PORTER

Mrs.. David Pratt hss purvhNscd =
stand AZ Near Fall. and I. o. move there
soou.
Mr.. David Heard l. selllng her Ict-
.onh property and wi.h~. 20 ssll her
farm a. IA. 3. going "a M,.sachuse,t' to
live.
Mr.. David roWle l. here ca Welt Ia
MI. relative. in thl. ylcinlty. III. last
Welt hcrv as .om. foart-ru year. sgu.
NJ. samuel stone IA. moved Into hls
new house.
Apple. sfr selling los, somr have
mad. .ai-. a. III . barrel. iiunircd.
II ba.hel. ~ apple, common fruit, arv
lsft unpick~l and on the tree. a. they
~ill not pay the expense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

hi. 18th day ~ NoScmb-r, th'
ground 4. open aud good time foT
ploughing aud doing other fall work.
i.cnIamin =. shilling. ~ Bolster.
Mills was In town one day thl. week
buying fur, Lamb .kin. aud other thing.
Whereby h. could make an honest pen
ny.
kloulo Tyler I. getting better slowly.
~. "a. out selling bc-f for Daniel Nor.
rlll feS days ago. lie can do but little
hlri work as Yet.
Nelson Mills !. feeble hl. rheumatic
trouble. arr very severe.
Halter aud egg. are getting scarce aud
bringing goOi prizes.
There 1. much cider being made. AP-
pie. are so low I. the cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
locs,,s MILLS

&c. Tebbcts, Eco, % Lisbon, Il In
town.
III. engine has come Tor The new mill,
and preparation. are being mad. to set
up. We understand that they IN
tend % have q Dedication a. soon a. the
piper. arr through piping. probably In
about ten dAy..
We had quite q rain la, "wednesday
which VA. welcomed by every Que.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
EAsI aIrrtl.

: warm rain fell thu loih aud the
:. .,t,,.r /. warm and pleasant.
Farmers we're Ploughing NOVEMBER
nh. ,-..,-.
". :. wight and wife are visiting
r.l,ti,e. Ia ti,l. place. Mr.. wight l. ~,
..,-rin., from bronchial trouble caused
ifa .syerv cold.
p :. Hutchin. close'i pleasant and
tq.ffshls term % school la this place
y, IHk. Mr. IIutchins i engsgcd "
t...h ~. .iufrr term after = short Naca'
f.H
y D. swan rvCenilv removed w ITO" !,
DID. frou his sqacduct aud re'a'h "
9Th "a lead pip. -.
u. thlircn and . good msny olde'
90. have Improved the pleasant aal'
h--lhHufting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
tAsr atIugOeD

n m. ubh<tt.' family % Norway,
h.,, moved into tn Ard simpson house.
Lem C.oo.i~ia Il home oa q vacation.
Cha.. Abl.ott :. putting do~n lead PIPE
,a con.iuet ~atsr % nj. hsase and barn.
a. A. Knight u on the SICK list.
Zen Rove 20 West rcru. ~ss In town
Tharsday.
wilsoo Thomas !. diggias . well.
Nell LoysjOy has sold acoli and coaxh'
|. buggy % Cps Esion-
AJxF. A. Knight sold Ia Bsa Rowe
yrti.V. 1y.zr-old steers.
A. j. Knight and ~ife have gone 10
Norway on q ,isii-
rr.nk Psta.m's daughters have ~
turned from Hsbron-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
ROSBURv.

The warn weather has returned and
taken the frost oa, ~ the ground aud
farmer are blowing.
Farmers make a great mistake In let
ting their cattle 60 on 10 their fields nov
aud eat the blcsched aud dead grass; IL
u worth Ear more Ia protect the roots
through the winter, aud afterwards de-
cay a. manure. Cattle should now D.
fci At the haru and 81 Into pasture afcw
hour. each day for exercise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
PEau

FGNSs
Jack Mcialn has novel Into W. VI.
Bent. stand.
Frank Cone, ~ I.iyermorr, has moved
Into the house that Wilson Stillm,n hs.
moved out ~.
Gr-cn IIoi.don has moved Into his
new house.
Mr.. Edward Ilsrber has .csliei her
foot 80 that .he !. not able Ia stand on
u.
&. :. walker !. pattlng him aP ano,h.
.r hot house.
". ~. Consnt. ~ ilv-rmorr. Ia. been
In town aud bought . mare % N. v.
siillmsn.
The other night skunk Got Into the
the Italians camp aud they thoughi u
was dog aud tflci a. drive u out, snd
they didn't ncc,i any sc.nting for . day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
an.Asr,a pOsn

lev. 4. e. IIsrrick who Sas formerly
pastor q the Bap,i., churvh hcrr, !.
5000 o. suisriain cur people With two
lssturvs. Ths hrst sili b. slyen Nov.
Eti. ga California aud the Yosemite
Valley. ca the follo~ing evening the
suhi-,t vii D. Masks, Nth Interesting
Views - The HOLY isni. The proc-ci.
irom the l-ctur- Nill b. uss,i Ia make re-
pair. 90 the Baptist church, which u
much needed. Mr.. iIerrick !. always
interesting aud II will D. pleasure tn
-elcomr him again among IA.
kiugmsn q. rrrhsm u reported Ia be
very lo~ With small prospect for his re-
CoyeFy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
gROM.gtIlD

Tho primary school taught by Niss
"a Eastman l. a. clo.s Friday. Miss
Eastman l. j~.tin-d a. ho,Ome QUO %
cur hrsi-clsss teachers.
\ gr-st sensation. co tbs evening
20 No,. Gath. Grimmsr's Orvbcs,rs 81
rurtlani, VIII give q concvrt AZ the Tub
,er.aust church follosed later Ia the
evening by q grand ball aud ssmpiuou.
suppsf la IN Town Hall.
J n. webb - I'orthni l. In tosn.
ai.s tliuion COLI. Formerly resident ~
Rrusuhsid 100 % nostou, u visiting
friend. iu town.
'hass. IN sssing machine sg.ni, u
boarding 9Th Frank johnsion.
NJ. "a. n. Boyuton has shiugi~i the
rt-of % his houss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
DENMARK

Frank 4. Jewsti and wife ~ho have
hen visiting In Portland and Care
rnIaheth Coz couple Of weeks have ~
turned boms. a.,
Mr.. sarah &. Edgrly and too chill
drrn % Cornish arr visiting her fsthsf,
No.s. n. Brsdbary.
STEPHEN r. Je~stt vislts his brother
and slater AZ Mechanic falls.
4. 4. Ingsll. !. making repairs on
.oms 20 nj. bulldings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
GRAFTON,

Talk Of sunny Italy, or the beautiful
weather at Quito, none can surpass our
beautiful autumn weather. The nights
are cool, bu, the days are lovely In the
extreme.
The Umbsgog Lake IL frozen over
three inches thick.
The lumbermen are very busy.
L. I. Brown IL to land his lumber on
the Cambridge River.
Help IL very plenty for the woods.
Hay from Oh to GIG pressed at the
barns.
wednesday night We had a beautiful
rain here.
Of snow on The upper hagAiioway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Thur.iay evening % thl. week, there
Ia 10 be an oyster supper AZ Poplar
Hotel, the pracecds 10 goto the minister,
Tie due weather still continues, quite
q rainfall "wednesday, which Vas very
welcome although the drouth Was not,
Judging by reports, 80 severely felt here
q. la many places. The writer brings
water Ia supply both house aud harm by
sque,iuct from q never falling fountain.
IL .tIll continue. notwithstanding ths
long dry spell Ia run AZ full head.
IL !. q good fall for farm work. II
farmer. don't get ready for winter u
won't b. for lack IL oppooiniiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
FAST aRowNrl1lD.

Another warm wave has visited "a
\ .light, hut very welcome rain also.
Mrs. VI. ~. t'csry, an aged lady living
alone, met with quite q serious accident,
dl.iocaiine her shoulder. She was how
ever able a. bc novel To her niece's Mrs,
Major l.csn's where she will probably
spend the winter.
Miss Blspchc Quin, has hnlshe'i her
school.
Nil. Ida re..enden has been quit,
sick With pleurlsy.
Every on. l. pleased With the crmc-
terry fence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
UPTON.

We are having q warm rain to-day,
(w~ine.dsy) which l. very welcome.
III. ice I. so tender on the LAX. that
some got Vet fc-t when skating, Tues
dav night.
III. winter term 20 school viii com-
mencc Monday In Dist. No. I. Ma
Abbott. TEACHER.
Mr.. John Aker. - Euol visited her
mother last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

II-r'~ri Wood and family arr stopping
e. h.. fstlisr's -.
~. e.. srrsue has his hoasr s""a'
au..hs,l and l. huiliing q stable.
4 e. saunders has sold his hou-e ="
A'.ou llau this wesk
~ stevens hss heen reirscins M
lbs h-tsesn Goofgc iott.s and MI
lr~u.~nt mar tn reservoir, snd ~a'
A. ti iorkr's Mis- for ths Amsrissn
h'tb.a ~pool a Shuttie Company his
49,
Nshsfsf klgnrr i az Sork Tor ths
Nefvay Water Company.
~ ~ Perry hss b-sn shingilng i"f
4. stevens this se%k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
AANTgOND

II would b. well Tor pcople who ~
to Backheld village In the evening Ia
keep q sharp lookout Tor their ,aluablc.
II. \. Blckn-ll hal q bag of corn stolen
from Ill. wagon last saturday night
while be- WAS AZ the old Fellows meet
Ing
4. VI. Irish and church IIomlcs ..cur-
I'll ihr-c Mild cattle last Sunday.
Prank jordan hs. traded Tor another
hofse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

DO Iu.,srsalist circle opru"d ia
..-r. q entrftslumeuis ~ ACadsmy
UaU Tu..,iav eNvuiug, With ptcnic
..rf.Tr. aud The tarcv, Two Ghosts In
white. uhsh was presented by The
,.aHs i,dis. very crciltshly, constisf-
rra ,,fy brist prvparstion- Amer the
fsT.,. Iancing. singing 20 college songs'
a.. shs rugagvi in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

I.Ifr ihs rss arrangement 81 trains
.. ft. Grand Trunk Eailsay ths siagrs
.9.ts Taris Uul AZ q in The m"rnlnE to
...rr.t w. Ifh dosu train, - a. couu.ct
u.ff aI ani down trains and 10 In The
.rsrr.arH to cuun~yt 9Th up train. N"N
fI. ..rs proprietor prupo-ss o. . 49,
e.umusistlug ai-rui The uisttst aud - ishes
r.t. .rruunr, that hi lat rvgular trtp Ia
mn. fr,ru,n leave. hsre 40 80 bat that
r.s..s. srrs fur m dusu iurvueon train
af..aI.I 10 him knns hstufr D. leaves
.f, 4. IH ths moruing all ~ pr"Vitis,i q
SAL fl. mslr dirr,t cunueytipn 9Th the
dian f.-,Hu,n train shirh leaves ~luih
r.r. l'-.at hali last ten and Mt =
OF. 81 fool a. NJ +. - aud salt ia" h"urs
Id ~.uff Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Do Eoauls. Shen ccminE cat from
,l.nI.fr Dariand's "Wednesday night,
..rf.I snd tell r~CslVing . ssVyry lniufy.
Az f..f be- 49, thought that his ankle
90. trussn. bat u proved b. - ssN.r.
..I very rsinfal spraln. u Stll b
.... Time hsfDrv h. Salks on %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
RuMeoRp CENTRE.

The officers Of blazing star Lodge Of
Mason. we're established last wednes-
day, by Past Master, J. w. Stuart. A
fine collation. was s~ryed In the evening.
Mrs.. Arson Tarnum had shock last
week and II very poorly.
Some attended the meetings at An
dover last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

u. Espii.i circle ave = picnic sup
,.- .f the v~stry Thursdsy eVrnlng.
Arsr ihe suppsr = talk Sss giysn BY
d., t,e,,rEr ,. ~ieVvns 90 str-ei llie Ia
Nss NUfk cts. desvrihlug the clssse.
.,ff.HrIs among shiCh his misslon work
ii. ffsf .ity l. dons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Doc .nme r,ason The tArln discus.leu
,..ae,n ~uuth Ruckneld aud pr. Whit
r.r at Thursday eysning failed "a
,.ns ~ acyOriing % arpngvmeni, aud
r.- reader. siio arr watching Zoe ~
r..-f n tNill uot 80 u Al prc.sut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
soRrs AlRAs,

Nhool I'm District No. : h-gan ths ~.
- ~ iustructiou % Mr. Bertha
=. s-1hmin Rsksf and wife are visiting
,>is Ia Meyhsnic Falls.
= 'ross has ballt q farnsc- In his
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Nrhur Uall cg.cne,i dancing school
~ ~ hall saturday evening, With good
,ffr,Isnge. The next schcol ~ul ~
Thsr.Iay evening - thl. week; chill
i,a.. rlss. - hali.past In The after
rHHn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Private enterprise has Plscssi piano
4, ACADEMY Uall. tn use of which In
.,,.,e,tion nth entertainments can he
.....-..l Al reasonable pflcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

n you deslrc . luxuriant growth Of
healthy hair Of . natural color, nsturs's
crownlng ornament Of both sexes, ne
oaly Halls Vegetable sIcilisn Hair Re-
newef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Ery. I. 4. Mad, editor 20 the Gospel
H,nusf. preached a. the Cniyersalist
.tur,h sunday aftrrnoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

circle met Nov. l.ih With Mrs. VIM.
FarNell. 4 good attendance aud pleas
antly sutertsinc,i.
Thsrv I. new baby Ni.itpr Va the
home 10 Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Oliver.
I. q. klmball !. improving In health.
fr,>l Birl. 20 wor,.sisf, Mas, after
being pleasantly entertained fcr while
NJ the Mountain side Cottagr, has -
turned a. hi. home.
The weather II very nnc II this writ
log anl .pp.ar. much Ike Indian sum
mef.
Mr.. D.. 4. n. AMI her adopted daush-
ter have gone 90 Monmouth Ia care Tor
a .iCk mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Esy. Mr. Wedge exchanged with Rev,
NJ RAmsdell q south rsri. last sun
dtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

co.I weather to watch the eclip.s
sunday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

Esv. Mr.. Wedge. sermon next sun
l,y ali b. addressed 90 hoasekecpers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
Yh c oxford Dem oerat.
ON THE HILL
pIRECr TORY.

yr.t BAPTIST Charsh Rev A. r. w~ise. Pa
-. rruasAins eysry SUNDAY a n ~. SUNDAY
s.,..,i aIax SAhhath ts~uins -srvies a
Frsyef Nestinx. rharssisy tssainEs a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

T.',sr.An.i Charsh Hst. q. q. itsmiaea.
80. hins -sr,hsAA
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-22
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&ierlisbeo paa vEbinsoallo". =
5ra 9em Sort meooeles ON en- ro=
mantif Besiuenbeb, iom bespnbte
omboro / Dampfibet Gbin9pallo, /"
frog efter bet forlob Brp99en &ip<
benbaon, % enote Gorsoa9s / So
boten meo ct BrpQup. Sc to lptte>
lise oar &abptpasloaerer os besse
oanfe. 6uu uar en- imut @fuelpilz
lerinoe ueo 9eapn Bettp Babl, oa
ban beoer @briitiau @top % ct en-
oanf:ameritanF @ienoomsbeibber
fra &ortlano, Oregon, iom bapoe
peret paa ct 8eip9 / Sebelanbet.
@tror @tibet bapbe forlabt &ipbenz
baon, bleu fan opmertiom paa ben
i1nutte Dame, iom par paa @eien til
Gmerita paa ct 8eie9, os fit &aptei>
men, ber fuusereoe iom benbes 8e=
itptter, til at introoucere ban. @an
bar bbbelts forelfet os friebe a1erebe
femte 9aaen. Eorsbas @ftermiobas
par ber en- @bampasne>2un@ omborb,
os om Gftenen blen @arret biet af
Borsermeiteren 9oboten.
(Norben.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-22

- Epiferne / Toreneoe 5toter
bar fortioen en- @aneerfeit i Mil:
tpaufee.
= Sara Dauis, en- Ne9erfone
Snoianapo(is. opoe forleoen en- Nl'
Der al 1876 Nor.
= Dbios 9emotrater bapoe fin
Contention @leoelano ben 15oe oS.
@up. Campbell bleu 9iennomineret.
NQen @. Tburman bar Sormonb paa
@onoentionen. 9ariffen blep iat op
iom Merteiag. 5rimD1tnins8men=
oene bar ! 6lertal.
- st 5rasttren teitaaenoe of II
&oene laiteoe meb 6gluiten9er os
@rts LIB al Sporet oeo Ute Ya8 i
Colorado SCI. l Scat til 15be bs.
Erenet tnuites til en- Masje &ragz
itumper. acknowledgement o9 Sur
bpoeren orebtes. Narla9en bar at
2uftbremlerne oilbe lite arbeioe, ba
Trenet git neooper en- fert @elb=
ming, 6oor bet fom / en- trp9telig
SFart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-22

6eillaaet s5ife. Quebec 17be
s5uli. 6i1fet Canadian Gulf benne
Gelon er totalt fell i1aoet ioetminbite
iaa lan9t noro. iom ben noroli9e
@trano al Ma9oalenpsrne an9aar.
9ominionens Gilfeopipn mobto9
i9aar efficiel Meooelelie fra @rinb>
itone Ss(ano, ON at &aaritimen af
Sort pasierebe berforbi, meoens Be=
folfninsen uar ips at @rippen, o9
ber bleo intet fanset. 9lf famine
@runo blep Der beller lite ffet
9ummer, bporaf Der bar en- Men9oe
ioaar. Nqe Sabriter 6ar maattet
itanbie fin 5orretnin9 efter at babe
liot aluorli9e Eab. Mebbelelien
flyer, at bpis lite MatreliRet til
9pten ilaar til, oil Der blipe gepo
paa @rtnbitone Sslanb til @interen.
Sioen Ste SUM- bar bet peret Is
Dpbsfalo af @rippen.