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No. AZ * ST., Sacramento, cal.
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
| in Fine Whiskies Brandies Wines aud
Liquors. Thanking my old friends and
patrons for their former patronage, solicit
continuance of the same. All orders will he
promptly and cheerfully filled
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UNPRECEDENTF71D
~ INTEREST ONLY FOR PER CEN.

Capay Valley is situated in Yoo
Lake Railroad the
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Rs- Headquarters tor Art, Fashion, Dra-
matte and Daily Eastern Papers. New Books
received daily. Send Tor Catalogues. Books
exchanged. PostageEtamps accepted.
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LEE HAYS,
STONE MASON.

HEMENT AND ARTIFICIAL WALKS
" laid, in all colors, at lowest prices. First
class work guaranteed. A. BOITANO, No.
719 Alley. between NJ and ", Seventh and
Eighth streets, Sacramento. Cal.
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NAMES WOODBURN.

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
] in Fine Whistles, Brandies and Cham
paonG.
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SALT

DY NEW PROCEsS-BEST IN THE
ID World. Samples free. Address i. P.
FIGG, 1119 Fourth ST., Sacramento. my27tf
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Rnilrpnn GIfnte GCnhle.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMP ANY
MAY I, 1901.
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
Sacramento;
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M. CRONAN,

23O X ST., and 11OS-I11O Third ST.,
Sacramento, CAL,
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8uai1trsa GnrnH.
C. SUTER.

TTHIRTEENTH AND STREETS. MANU-.
facturer of wire doors, windows and fur
niture, which are in stock; also, mill-work
made to order. myl4-2m
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D. ]. MANNIX,

CONTRA CTOR OF PLASTERINC, KAL-
" somining and repairing in all its branches.
Insulating of steam pipes and boilers a
speciality. Center pieces, brackets and I'll
kinds OF plaster ornaments for sale. Resi-
dence, 22l5 Q street, shop. 1920 ] street.
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made to order. myl4-2m
MRS. MARION STIRLING, M. D..
T ATE LADY PRINCIPAL OF DUFFERIN
4 4 Medical College for Women, and Superin-
tendent of Womens Hospitals and Dispen-
saries in Northern British India. Diseases of
women and children speciality. Office, room
z Odd Fellows Temple.
II. f. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, j. DRISCOL.
ROOT, NELSON & CO..
TTNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
Founders and MachinstS, Front street,
between n and o. Castings and Machinery
of every description made to order.
GUTHRIE BROS,
DRACTICAL PLUMBERS, STEAM AND
Il Gas Fitting. Roofing and Jobbing. Terms
reasonable. 127 J street.
A. MEISTER,
CARRIAGES, VICTORIAS, PHAETONS,
~ Buggies and Spring Wagons. go, 912,
914 Ninth street, Sacramento.
S. CARLE,
GUCCESSOR TO CARLE & CROIY. CON
- tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
promptnesS guaranteed. Office ana shop,
1924 Second street, between L and L.
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8iqasnr@, 71atete, @epr, G5tr.
.BNER BROS.

1I6-11S Is Street, Front and Second.
Sacramento,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
u.sr SUMNER

The Good rcmplars entertainment TIE
18th. WAS largely attended. We arc glad
10 have 80 prosperous an Organization In
cur village. The limitations for the las,
quarter wcrc -. making the total mum
hsr lOI. a.. Scc. Brackctt wrote our
Ioig. deputy few day. since, 'Nou are
the banner lodge Ia gain TIL. quarter
Conductor Nahum Moorc 81 Canton, u
.ioppInr With MI. sister. Mrs. Quincy,
instead of h.ing AZ orr leland, az r'-
ported In the Democrat.
Mrs.. Proctor 10 Lynn, who has BEN
visiting Mr.. Gurney returned I" her
homs saturday.
pr. blake Robinson aud sister, Mr..
" alter Robinson aud children 81 las,
sumner have RECENTLY visited ,herr.
Quite a number of our people attended,
the grove meeting AZ Canton the 10Th.
Mis- Cora Narney l. home from Man
chester, v. H.. Ia remain until ovt"bet
Mis. r.r.cs child. ~ North fsris' Is
AZ Dr. 4. VI. Bisbsc'. while Miss j.. VI.
Bonney take vacation.
Mr.. VI. \. Handy, Of LEWISTON u
AZ her son's. e. y. Handy.
Prank l.. BONkrr of Newton, Mass,
came o. his unclc'., n. 4. B0wkcr, lev
DAYS since. .,.
ByrOn small, E.q., anil wife Of Wilton
came 10 West sumner az soon AZ They
learned the house WAS burned. Much
sympathy for the family u expressed.
steven. & Spaulding of Bucktield,
have been Ia the village taking views
houscs. horsss, etc. etc.
There will De sold AZ auction, saturday,
Aug. gand, Al o'clock, nine cove,
steer, etc, about twenty-five head o'
cattle la all. several tons ~ hay, and one
horse, at the late home Of Capt. u. VI
small
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MISI hIIaIl.

Thermometer. this Thursday morning
l. al 3s>. Indicating the liability OF
frOsts Ia PLACES. Cues. We shalt have
fro.ts In every month this year. ~
August escapes IL will b. the hr.t month.
Camping parilc. and summer boariefs
se~m 90 ~ enjoying full vacation not
wiihstanding the cOol season.
Two young New Workers passed. this
place Tuesday Morning. on bicycles, IN
tending 10 make the days iourney b.
fore sunset, ~ - mile, FROM South
Waterford Ia the summit Of Mt wash
lngton. -,
4 rv,cn, trip up over wire bridge
show. that there I. not only balm
but a boom In Gilcad.
Mis- Lena Torrry. 81 Hockland, Mass
l. spending few weeks al her unclcs'
\. ". Grover.
Gu. BruVn, E.q., has full line 81
feed at the grange building where hs l.
doing a fast Increasing business In That
line.
Mr.. rheb. Atkinson native ~ NJ
hanv. but nov 90 California, Il Visiting
friend. AZ West Bethel. Although she
/. pleased with the land ~ gold, u u not
la her estimation like IN" Fine Ire"
Sfafg
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BuckeIelD.

Mr.. Holman ID. waldron aud family
were guests At II. ID. waldron's last
week.
Leonard X. Prince Of New York spent
the past week In town visiting his father,
n. y. Prince.
Rev. e. r. Ogden Of woodfords held
Episcopal service at the Methodist
church sunday, the 10Th.
The remains Of John brown, q for
mer citizen, who died at Paris Hill on
the 18th Inst. were brought here for bur-
iai.
Rev. II. y. Lawrence spends q vacation
of two weeks az York leach aud will
supply the baptist church at that place
two sabbaths.
The young people Of the Good Temp
lars Lodge played q drama at Nerlnscot
Hall Wednesday evening for the benefit
% the library.
VIM. u. Mead and wife of Providence,
u. I. are visiting at 7. \. Bridgham's.
John Buck. familiarity known ne ezra
nv John Buck" who ran away from the
aims house here sixteen years ago turned
up sick at skowhegsn recently. When
he learned that the oycrscers were after
him he skipped again. lie IL on the road
trsmplng.
Harry Honey want. "a buy q horse.
4 good deal of dissatisfaction seems to
be expressed at the last days races ~
the Brcciers' Association.
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SWEDEN.


Truly, Grange Day, al the fryeburg
Assembly, could bc called "feast OF
good thlng.," and We were glad Ia see
40 many 81 our towns people there. The
lectures and music were of a high order
and highly entertaining. No mother
who had the privilege To listen To the
earnest aud heartfelt reasoning 81 Mrs.
Towlc, Of Freedom, v. H., could have
failed to feel that light was being given
on the subject. very dear To us all. God
speed her In the work she has under
taken.
O.V. Edwards has gone 10 North Nor
way 10 drill q well there with his engine
and drilling machine.
Miss Belle Goodrich Il with her sister,
Mrs.. T.. 4. Woodbury..
Mrs. Roland Woodbury. Il at ID. IL.
woodbury's.
some Of our farmers wives have in.
luired the way of the older ones, and
now "Ye row of cbeeses repose on ye
pantry shelf" This, result OF the low
price Of butter.
We we're very glad to see the rain the
last Of the week, II was great help To
the crops. In some places the young
grass on the fields, where the grain has
been cut IL nearly all ruined by the dry
weather. Wells are very low aud Ia
some good pastures there IL a scant sup
ply of water for the stock.
Hugh 4. Smart has returned home
from New Hampshire, where he has
been cutting hay ON the side OF MI.
Adams. about onc-half mile below snow
drift OF quite stable dimensions.
Mrs. Eugene waterhousc, and little
son, are at the paiernai home, Mr. T..
y. Bangs'.
Mrs. ANGELA Palmer, of Brooklinc,
Mass, IL visiting relatives In this Sec
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CANTON


NIss Nbbie johnson spent few days
Al Old Orchard last Nc"k.
Mr. Bean 20 Wet Pennington, Ne.
vists,i hi sister. Mrs.. Wilder Hayiord
lat week.
Nj. Nar.h of Dccring Vas In ,o~u
ast week.
Mr.. EIlen Jackson aud .on Robert 81
Tt,rl. vcry al J. 4. swAsey's last We'd
ne.isy. -,
IL. Swa.ey, wife AMI daughter Min
ME. Mr.. Emily wight, and Mrs. Jack
soa aud l.ohert made a trip Ia Blrch
Br,-ok Fond last week.
Mr.. rr~i r.. Rowe and family arr
visiting th- family % Mr.. Holland al IN"
Point. Mrs. Rowe :. daughter OF MI
Holland.
Hon. 4. n. Gilbert aud family are al
Diamond island for short time.
Mrs. Eldridgr ~ Lynn, Mass i Al
Otis Ilayfords.
4 Marty of seven Canton people are
camping in the grove on the shore OF
lake Anasaguntic0ok.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. q. l.. smith 81 Norwood
Mass. were In town last week.
Rev. \. 4. llerrick preached al the
baptist church sunday. large con
rrrgAtion greeted their old pastor.
IssV. Mr.. Hayden % Auburn preached
a ysrv fine sermon AZ the CniNersallst
church on the evening % August 10Th.
Mr.. knight 90 Peru with the little
child % J. 4. Swasey Vas Ia town Two
days last week.
Mrs.. Allain of New York has been
Waiting relatives Ia town. .
Mr.. Arthur Allen spent couple OF
day. with her sister la Lewiston last
week.
=. r.. gilbert visited friends In Old
Town last week.
Nat Hollis Who has recently BEEN re-
moved home from the Maine General
Hospital l. improving slightly.
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AlaANN.

Mr.. Hall and family NJ ~. Johnsbury,
VT, are spending week with his sister,
Mr.. Daniel Clark.
Arthur u. Clark, wife and baby. were
at his fathers Tuesday.
Leon Tyler of Mason. has COM
mencci running u meat cart through
here.
our mall carrier, n. q. wilbur. came
very near having bad 'smash up. AZ
he Was riding the bolt broke and let the
whifiictrec fall upon the heel. Of his
horse which IL a young spirited one.
After cutting few "antics" the horse
changed position and faced the wagon
when Mr.. wilbur sprang from the wagon
aud seized him by the head aud held him
aud strange to say, there was no damage
except breaking the bolt and one strap.
Mr.. Charles Haskell and others of
Norway village visited Mrs. Charlotte
Cummings TIL. week.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. J. =. Blrl have the pleas
ure 81 yi.lt IL few weeks from four
of their daughters.
Mas sarah Cummings, a native Of this
place but for the last ~ years en-
ployed at Worcester, Mass, AZ city
missionary, !. spending part 10 her va
cation With her many relatives aud
friends here. Her sister, Mary Cummings
% Bethel, IL visiting here.
-Four Of Randall Cummings family of
bethel. made calls on their relative.
herr.
Tyler r. Cole has returned from Lynn,
Mass.
Newton Moore % Norway village has
been here helping hi son cut hls hay on
the oil homestead.
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soUTr BUckFiglp.


without labor We should NO, enjoy
leisure.
Lost time, Ike Loot opportunities IL
gone forever.
Has south Buckneld got rellgions
Well, We feel lnclln@i Ia disassociate
true religion, true goodness. from re-
llgiou. forms. One l. apt Ia be incred-
uiOus. let W Dee cosmopolitan. In
different lands We see different Bibles,
different forms 81 religious worship aud
VARYING beliefs, although all may be
equally feryent and sincere. Faith,
mer. belief, can save No one. We ac-
cept performance rather than probes
.Ion.. In the Christian Bible we lind
religion thus defined. "l'uc religion and
undefllel before God, the Father, IL this,
Ia yisit the widow aud the fatherless In
their afi'lction, and 20 keep unsPotted
from the world"
Laid away somewhere, possibly for
future reference, We have speech de-
llyered by Mai. Mckinley at Atlanta,
Ca, several year. ago upon the tarifi.
n I. a masterly speech, and II We were
Obliged 20 take the protection side
against some tariff reformer In some
eross road. debate We should read that
speech again. That makes us think oil
what a man used % say up under the
mountain: "ilucknam always beats
don't make any difference which side he
l. on"
A woman asked us why John OF the
silver tongue shaved OF his beard-fo'
he had such pretty whiskers. There ar,
some thing. that even South Buckfield
don't know and this Il one OF them.
Strange, l. Il not, that II Ne the lnhdel
saw. there L. no God, death ends all
there Il no human responsibility, that
Their. should exist In all lands aud con
dltlons Of life, even In lands far remots
from civilization, that there should II
implanted even In the savage breast thai
instructive inner consciousness OF here
after, and Of rewards and penalties Ia
that hereaftery All Of mans proper de
slres we're made 10 be gratified, an,
amidst sufferings unspeakable man still
cllngs TO life. We accept II ~ proof Of
a life beyond life.
We have the oats from i've acres o.
ground. Who shall thresh them, Henry
Of the whittemore dlstrictf
A brief reference 10 our roads and TN
matter shall lapse as far ~ the Demo
crat Il concerned. With the amount o.
money raised for the purpose, II business
principles could he applied TO lie expend
iture, there Il no reason why all ou
roads should not he In good repair In
stead Of their present deplorable condl
ton. IL should be the business and dut,
Of the selectmen early In the season u
yisit the roads and learn their condition
and needs and not leave the matter u
some pseudo commissioners or unfalthfu
surveyor.
Our brood SOW had litter Of IL pigs
Now, John. you have the ability 10 -!
something pleasing and original for tn
esiiacAtion Of the Democrat readers
please do 20.
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aREEsMOOD.

:. W. Cummings vas here to-day to-
grthcr with several Others, on be- hunt,
and gave us some additional particular.
In connection with that recent bear hunt.
IL ssy. they have the foot II PRETTY
large bear which they Killed several
wear. ago. aud the claw. they found Ia
The trap we're AZ least one-third larger
than the old ones. This fact, together
with the condition In which they found
the trap. shows conclusiyely that b. was
something more than cub. After get
ting ~. trap repaired the deacon went
to sst I, again and found another bear
had been along aud put hi foot down
exactly where u was srt before. Much
Interest Z. manifested Ia the enterprise,
aud every Que hopes H. Will capture ons
yet.
viii swan saw = deer the other day la
the eros. road leading from TIL. place
through a. Shadagcc. lie describes the
animal Ia perfection; .ay. II started up
aud went q little distance, tunnel round
anil Leaked At him moment, and then
ran Ike lightning I'LL IL va. out OF
sight.
r.. r.. wentworth's place u we'll pa,ro-
nitcl by pleasure seeker. TIL. summer.
Last week n gentleman from New York,
after exploring IA. Ice caScrn.. aud view
lns the surrounding scenery, sald u VA.
the most interesting AMI romantic spot
he ever visited. Plenty 20 icc there the
year round a. well az GA NJ. Baker.
Daniel Bryan, Will have large crop
81 apple. this year. Some ~ the tres
arr ioadc.i 80 that the limb. rc.t on the
ground. Thrc. dollars barrel Il the
pric. name,l for III. winter fruit.
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DtcsyAlU

Al crop. look promising In this Nicin-
uy. grain csI-,tally 80.
The thru. past nights have b"cn 90
cold as o. make va glad souih"rli
hrv.fs l. hlosing to-day. We nos eA'
PIT a. cs,apc frost until next full moon.
eur people arr paying their debts l''s'
ting debts many are away.
~,ms - Our veterans arr attending re-
lmental reunions. II. 4. :. l. 81 the
numtcr. And. BY the Way, Ne viii
answer his question 20 two weeks since.
We got tlsrm down stair. aud plant"d
them aud by the samples Ne have dug
hall expect a. bat your Yield a g"''i
deal. AM hy m. SAy, W. :, Ne have
inter, ieWs,i the 'mavor" 20 your steady
going city and b. wishes yOa "a point
out tllc rum and ~ Agrvcs to come down
CA tho Offender like a rollway doof CA
boy's sore to-.
Grain and bush cutting i the order 81
The day.
John \ Putnam had nearly c"mplsi-
e,l hI. ncW dam when the water cut un-
der h. II took great many rocks "a
an the breach.
Tho Otl.hsld Fr. Bapiist quari"rl,
meeting meets with the Milton church
The hrsi "Wednesday 81 september.
N. =. VI.
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ioss,S IErrgR.

Vsr.h,u Mid. Advertising Agt.
H,.l..rI steam Boat GO. Portland, Nas
r.su Ltst week. We know Wild
If lila, Ile spent "a. Winter With our
..ti,l friend cary. the present u VI.
Il. south Eumf0rl. What Marsh
....p't know about hi. business Isn't
a 18th knowing. II has hern his an.
u.rk. And v bat h. doesn't Know au'u'
t..ltsr. aud travelling shows AMI All lh,
..t.r. that have .tood behind thr loot
..ft. flr thirty years isn't worth hunt
III ..i When Dickens rad Va TINS
..nfr, Marsh" was his business nan
r-.r. and D. claims that la tho-e dal :
t..s lived Goa The fat ~ The land and the
.amm.ug. ~ The Tot. -
u.suf M. dear oil timers called upon
l. Yesterday ou her Nay uP country II ,'l
Auburn There WAS a time Nhen 10
at.rT Mr.. Ernest staples Al All ih'
dr.f eighteen YEAR. % her cNisirncc shr
a.. .arrt Hannah ~tetson Sholly and
r.f.rtIl. and .hs hasn't sourci worth a
oslf. Although tSice married shr hs,h
.Hrr hs,k uu "a. Her fricnd-hlP IA :
ussr .rpeu thin even In spots. vvu
Dice. thu.e old times whose friendship
rrer D.-ol.. We do h"pe that every
m.'l,r. .an and daughter 81 thrin VII
20 utn Heaven In due time, bat hopc
tlrt ain manage % larry ca TINS siuc
h. .ars l. IL l. consistent.
Dtut,msn. brown. futile and bro~n
'...r.i ~p.yklc,l Mountain saturday.
iher sfats.i where they could look Owe,
IHfs fia town that l. talkei about. anu
fE.r I..r.I th.. f.rums haoms beumt 81
great guns over there.
Ali .o ii doth appear that our br'ssy
IL husband aud father, bat Nho~e Wiz
sou.tnr stick. Mountain fog u quh..
Hing bat l. dcs.n't take the place ~
brad. Whoever hasn't sprawl enougi,
in scatter crumbs may expect his o""
0" spread IL wings aud soaf away
JOu>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
ngBRON.

i.ey. =. n. Richardson aud wife ~
turned from rcnnent's llarbor, Monday.
While there Mrs. Richardson Tell aud
broke both bone. 81 her left arm. n.
~. has been unable to u.e her right arm
much for some time the misfortune !.
very great. They went tn their home In
East sumner Tuesday.
Wallace Cushman Il putting In the
foundation for Mrs. MaNim's house.
Mr.. Dr. DOMAIN aud Hazel have gone
10 Llv.rmorc Ia spend few days with
Mrs. DOMAINS parents.
The large we'll for the village water
supply Il being dug deeper, hoping Ia
get an Abundance 81 water for the dry
iime.. Water In many wells l. very low
now.
4. n. Randall 10 Hebron, N. l.. Whit
n.y, T.. ~. whitney, u. u. whitney,
George Fuller, l.. Jackson and \. Myers
% Boston. went Ia letter 4, TIT. week
WHERE they will camp cut for . while.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
EAST SUMNER.

Al thl. date Thursday Charles H..
Durham l. very low and expected to
live but few days. Heart disease Il
the cause of his sickness.
Capt. l.. u. Blsbce goes this week to
Waldo County TO attend the Fourth
Maine reunion.
Misses Jennie Stetson, Nellie lilbbard,
Isanna Morrison and Lena sewall from
this place attend the Pennington Normal
school this fall.
Mr.. &. A. Record, formerly OF south
p.ri. High school. will have charge ot
the free high school In the Morrill, school
house, commencing Aug. 81.
Mi.s Olive y. Head has returned from
Old Orchard.
For a beautiful sight Of plants In
bloom. call at Mrs. foye's. They have
a nne aud quite extensive collection.
E.stman. the scotsman, has also quite a
variety near his Office.
Farm crops % all kinds are looking
unusually well, and the farmers pros
pet. are more encouraging.
Now for the fairs. Some from thi'
vicinity will attend the Androscoggin
fair at Liyermore Fails this week.
SIOcUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
soR,s BucsFItlp.

Mr.. y. n. Emery and Mrs. Walter
Turner werr AZ the Poland camp meeting
ing last week.
Africa Farrar ten In hi stable and
hurt himself quite badly last week, bat
l. t-rttsT AZ this writing.
Alonso buck aud ~if. of NechAnic
PALS were Ia car plac. visiting sunday,
The icth.
The Threatening weather the 10Th pre-
vented q grrat many from going to the
sruNe ms-ting AZ Canton.
a.. u. Head has sold hl. bay horse To
frvd Taylor.
The rus, l. beginning to appear on
some pie'cs ~ POTATOES.
Mr.. Dora Amcs 10 DlNhsld WAS Al
her fathers, v. u. Bicknelrs, sunday,
The 10th
Everett Fletcher aud hi sister, Nrs.
nclano % Ierl. Nerc AZ James y. Bick-
nell's the 18th and 10Th.
There vas biz turnout On the ON-
ford County horse rAcc from this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
ALBANY. eeIht
BETHEL

The rain at Bethel Friday night sim
ply poured. The low lands arr flooded
aud the brooks aud small streams oveI
their hanks. Grain uncut lies. lcve
with the ground. The roads are badly
washed.
The ladies' Of the universalist society
at their carnival added sxo Ia tbciI
treasury.
The Union club had pleasant and en-
joyablc picnic with Mrs. j. w. Phllbrook
Thursday.
\. ID. fhIlbrook Ia suffering With In
fiamatlon of the bowels.
Prof. Chapman of New York brought
hl. two-ycar-old colt purchased 81 Gregg.
of Andoyer, to Bethel, Thursday. 81
800 was the price paid.
Many ilethcl people attended the horse
trot at the fair grounds Tuesday aud
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
DlsrislD CENTRE.

Farmers In this vicinity are busy cut
ting their grain which consists largely
Of oats, that are pronounced UNUSUAL,
good.
The apple crop will b. fair one, not
large, hut more than most people an.
tlcipaicd. Orchards that are situated
on hlsh airy land where the late frost.
dii not affect them, Will yield more than
an a,crag. crop. llaldwins that did not
bear last year are heavily loaded with
fruit. Notwithstanding the abundant
crop II early apples In nearly all sections,
aud the consequent low prices We think
good winter fruit like iIsldwins, Green
lng., etc, will bring fair price when u
Il time to market them, but the high
prices paid last year must not De en-
pcCtcd.
\ match game of base ball Vas played
AZ thI. place on Friday last, between the
second nine ~ Dixheld village and ths
second nine AZ TIL. place, resulting In
handsome victory Tor the Centre boys.
willard FRYE j. very sick and not cx'
pect-,i "a live but few days.
Ama.a Holman l. slowly falling, and
not expected a. stand u long.
willard Frye died "wednesday, Aug.
18th. funeral Friday.
4 match game ~ bas. ball Vas played
At this place Tuesday. between the Can
ton Points aud the Centre nine. he
.ulting In = victory Tor the visitors.
Holman aud Holt, umplrc..
Potato top. show signs 81 rust aud
are dying rapidly In many placc..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
RaOWNgiIlD

Mrs. J. T.. Blai.dell 81 Denmark, Il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Belle Fen
dexter and other friends.
Brownheld was well represented AT
the Chsutauqua Assembly NJ fryeburg.
Quite = number ~ men are employed
At the corn factory making repairs, etc.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Well are boarding at the
requswkett House.
There are great many strangers In
town AMI .,lll they come.
Rey. T.. 4. Eastman !. taking q Naca-
tion