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Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

For the next sixty days, will sell all my winter dress goods and milli. nery at cost. Come quick and get a bargain. Mas A. F.. SHANkLE. 1 keep select stock of pure can- dies, and choice fruits, also dates prunes, figs, etc.
 WATT. w. WHITE. am selling all my winter milli- nery and dress goods at cost. Come to see me, if you want bargains.
 MRS. A. E. SnANKLE. Try BLAckDRAuohT ,ca for Dyspepsia
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

THE PICAY NE is devoted dishes fresh choice selections every of OF READING country weekly the State Pays particular local All will ard heretofore. SUSCRIPTON PRICE nominal, In ttl enlightened every plenty good and especially his home other educator to take and for his All afford take the its high moral tone fine besides full editorial make specially the
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
.sy. WINE OF cARDul, Tonic for Women.

A great many people have expressed as tonishment at the rapid manner in which Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic gained popularity, ltis not remarkable at ail' We simply said it would cure chlls It has al ways done so. Try it. Price 50 and 76 cents. No cure, no pay. For sale by J O Howell, Hugh Moncrief and G W Terry
 Some druggists may tell you they have other chill remedies just as good as Cheat hams Tastcless Chill Tonic; they have not, It is the best made. Insist upon having 1t even if the poor druggist don't make quite as much as he would have doae had he sold you some other preparation Cure guaran- tecd For sale by J Q Howell, Hugh Mon crief and c w Terry.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

Job V7Zorl=I Job w orl-I ALL KINDS and styles notice prices.
 Note Heads, leads. Envelopes.
 Statements. Circular
 Minutes, Briefs, Everything O
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
A Little Girls Experience in A
 Lighthouse.

Mir and Mrs Loren Prescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich. and are blessed with daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down With Measles, followed with dreadful Cough and turning into Fever Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her but Tn vain. she grew worse rapidly, until she was :. mere "handful ofbones. Then sue trled pr. Kings New Discovery and alter the ,,so of two and A half bottles, was com ,Ia,oly cured. They say Dr. Kings New R;.coyery is worth its weight in gold. yet ynn may get a trial bottle free at Hugh Noncricf's Drugstore.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

It used to be sad day in the life ot n child when it had to take dose oi castor oil. It need be 50 no longer. Che"ti'lI Tasteless Castor Oil answers every Pu.PHIs pr;ee onlv o5 cents Fhr sale by J How cll Hugh Moncricf and G W Terry,
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

THE PICAYUNE is thoroughly and heartily DEMOCRATIC politics will full in It is Democratic because % proven friend of the people (espeeay the man) and has given the best national and State The all and will occasion demands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
oIcKvAlG.

Plenty ~ time Ia get ready for winter
aud for .pring too u YOU want 10.
laundering !. at q stsnd.till for want
90 snow.
A little Hurry fell yesterday afternoon,
Ja.t enough Ia stick 90 your rubber..
Dickyale school has not been In -es-
.lon ihl. week on account of sickne.. oi
the teacher.
J. q. wynn I. saving spool stock.
lie will .aw about 2D0 cord. ~ birch the
present winter.
Our nall carrier u -ick with Ia grippe.
several other. are al.0 afflicted.
We notice quite an improvement In the
Democrat.
We hear ~ several quite sick with IA
grippe. Mrs. u. q. Tracy, 4. \. Peav-
er aud the teacher, l.. g. Putnam, In
ihi. school district are % the number.
school Il stopped for the present.
Mrs. lIray I. gaining.
Mrs. BARBER, an aged Engli.h lady,
died on saturday. Your Peru GORE
.pondent will doubtles. report more par
tlculsrly. The decea.ei lady has quite
an Interesting biography.
~. u. Tanner Il cooking for his
fathers logging crew.
Mrs. Granville Child was called IA
Milton To care for her sick daughter on
Sunday.
For the sake Of our states credit W
hope that south Paris sheriff case will
peter out. lis worse than nursing
wolves to collect the bounty on their
scslps.
Snow IL falling fast and the logger.
doubtless are pleased. Lots OF lumber
has been yarded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
aRrtNMooo
sL,srn

January lat, Isg.. That DAY came
Yesterday. ani, sftsr making the usual
sm.unt ~ history. DEPARTED az In, just
a. quit. q numl-r had done b"fote. u
~As the anniversary 81 several events of
NOR, or les local Interest a f.s 81
~hich will noiicr a. they occur Ia my
mind. Thirty-two wars ago yesterday
INV Wife aud w.rr made Que ns.h by
John Isrrai-c; aud ! doubt u there Sss
ever more history compressed Int"
singh. gvp-rs,iou. just Que year later
Edu la x. Briggs, the former local cor
respondent al West Bethel VAS married.
Ten year- y-.t.risy I inverted NV tea
cup. since which ! have not tasted q
drop ~ tea, nor had any inclination Ia
do 80. never drank drop of any Kind
IL spirituoa. liquor a. = beverage,
neither u..si tobacco In snV Nay IN my
life. Thee fact. arr mentioned a. such
and 40, by wsy ~ boosting. Paul says
that was excluded away back In hl.
day, aud have M desire Ia revive u
again. Thr-e year. ago, hearing int
John small VAS using dynamlie Tor
blasting. .ni having never seen it, Ell
fect.. 4 callei there the ir.t day of jan
uary. helped him drill hole la boul-
der for the sake 20 seeing What IL ~ouli
do; the execution wa. lar greater u'n
that % gunInwier, .tsNing " Into
thousand fragments. The day wss very
like yesterday With hardly any snow on
the ground. 80,
hut th.r. I. one more wedding stu
To- 10 n"tirsSi. Daring New Year. Day
the writer and family reviewed an invita-
taiion Ia attend m,rrisg- festival Ia
take place ih. following evening at the
residence 20 4. u. IIrOok.; hriie aud
bridegroom Ia - Flora VI. Brooks aud
John y. Hove. Responding Ia the In
,iisti0n Ne arrived there IN due TIM,
sud .oon the company NUMBERED about
thirty-hVe. The sNsrciss. Opened Win
vocal AMI instrumental music, Ami"
BRYANT, organi.t. The knot MAS ti-,i b,
Rev. Charlie. 4. brooks, after which
Rev. :. y. brooks offered prayer; th~n
followed q grand supper, In fact just
such Que as Mr.. Brooks and her
Daughters know how Ia gvt ap on snch
occa.ions. Finally came around the COZ
frctionrry, 90 which all pariook until
The inner man refused longer TO be In
Obliged. The bride reviewed quite q num-
her 81 presents, all of which wer. sppro-
pirate, aud more or les valuable. What
time rrmsin.d MAS employed In lively
yersation, singing all h,ving goot
time generally. We congratulate the
happy pair aud since they have nov
launched their little bark on the sea OF
life. may they a. master aud mate have
a pleasant voyage while crossing over
TO the other shore. 80 that they will al
way. remember Nth pleasure the even
Ing Of Jan. lat, lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
WEST SUMNER.

An entertainment aud lecture va.
given 1t the baptist church Jan. 9TH be-
for, B.rros. Post, q. \. u, by q hos
ton man, showing through the stsrcop'
tIcon view. ~ the late civil VAR sni bat.
tie. ~ noted generals from Washington
to Grant. etc.
The week ~ PRAYER Z. observed each
evening At the Bip,i.t church.
Frank Bi.bee was buried from the
unly-rs,llst church sunday afternoon,
i,ey. \. u. Rlchsri.on conducting the
..fylc...
ME-. NAY y. Chandler !. working In
the Office ~ Homer y. Chase ~ Auburn.
Rev. Henry 4. Abbott Of i,lchmoni
IA. b.en In town. taking away With him
one ~ our hne.t girl., the 9Th int.
The afternoon "a. 80 stormy Rry. u.
u. II,milton postponed hl. lecture Ia be-
given at the rni,er.sllst church the
sih, "a soms date Ia b. announced later
Mrs.. q. T.. ruell 10 West Pari. !. With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. T.. Bosker.
People generally arc slowly recover
Ing from the prevailing epidemic of !,
grippe which has m,de nearly clean
.wcrp In the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
MIRIAM

Mr.. Henry 4. Pike aud Mr.. Herbert
iI,b.ou have gone To- Ch'ttsnccg', Ten
nesee, tn pas. the winter for their health.
Dr. Wilson I. .till hard pressed With
grippe patients. lie Was unable TO Viz
u hls mother. Mrs. Jonathan Wilson,
xho died In sweden Jan. lat, nor couh
be- leave hi. patients long enough 10 at
tend the funeral.
On Jan. 9TH the ground was AZ bare Ne
In summer.
Dr. J. o.. Bennett Of Bridgton va. In
town this week.
Mr. Issi,h y. Morrill, 10 Boston aud
MI.s Lulu Rankin 10 East Hiram we're
m,rriei Dec. ruth, ~. by Rev. Mr. Rad
clifie IL West Baldwin. The happy
couple have removed To their home In
ito.'ou.
Mi.. Belle Watson IL quite III With
lung trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
plxelslp CENTRE.

We had about three inches of snow
Wednesday afternoon, the 9th in.t hut
not enough for slclghing. \ font of
good damp snow would mike glad th.
heart. Of IN INV, aud would he hundred.
Of dollars In the pockets Of our lumber
men.
There seems TO he an unusual call for
hay, considering the time of year. 81
per ton IL being readily paid at the VII
lage.
Apples and potatoe. are dull a. ever
with no prospect Of higher prices In
future since Blaine aud the Gillian pres
Ident are getting on such good terms.
Rev. W. W. Carver has been sick for
two week. with Ia grippe aud pneum o.
MA. Tie IL nov reported better but not
able Ia attend To his school AT this place
aud Vaudeville Holman IL teaching In
his absence.
Albert Holman MAS very happily
aud unexpectedly surprised on New
Years Day by the pre.ent Of IL ID.
boy (e.timsted). Mrs. Holman Was
dangerously alex for few days but u,
letter now as IL also the boy.
Our sick llst has Increased rapidly the
past two weeks.
Mrs. ID. y. Newton has been very alex
for about two weeks and IL very low at
this writing.
Mrs. J. j. Holman and two sons, Mrs.
Estber A. LsCamp Formerly Mas
Father Foss), Mr.. aud Mrs. J. j. rowle,
n. J. Fletcher aud ID. y. Newton are
ai.o victim. Of IL grippe.
Amsss Holman, lreua knight and
Joseph X. Holman remain about the
same ~ last reported.
The annual meeting Of the Dlxheld
Centre Cheese Go. MAS held at the store
Of N. Holman 4 Co., Monday, the 9TH
Inst. Marion Holman Was chosen iirec-
tor, TREASURER and secretary for the en-
suing year. The amount ut cheese made
WAS not % large % usual, owing TO the
fact that another cheese factory has
been In operation the pzst year within
about two miles of thls one. Amount
Of milk repaired for ID. Of cheess, ten
lbs., cost Of making, one and one.haif
cents per ID.
Frrd Weld u buying birch tor spool
strips. vypd has gos his MILL 10 good
chaps for baslpess now and No hops he
VIII sdops tbs nosio Of nsvy CsVoksst
end 81 sAssa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
UPTON.

Thsrr have h>-u several accidents In
the xosd.. Holt. Ellingwoci cut hls
foot h.dly. Bert Lombard cat hl. left
hand AMI Mr. Lombard had limb fall
on his hesi. cutting quite . ga.h.
Mr.. Coolidge !. still improving .lowly.
B.d C.,li. are prevalent as a result 81
the storm saturday evening.
There va. q Christmas tree la the
church and the house ~ss well fill-i.
4 feeling of sadness pr-Ssil"i
throughout the community GA learning
ih.t tao Young ,i,-. ani mo,h"rs ser-
wing dead IN toNn Ssiurhy night.
Mr.. Olive Drlsno ~. hdrissl sunday
aud Mr.. Happy Nav Fuller sas bnrI"'i
Mnnity. Rev. :. : York w,s sent for
H. comfort the family % Mr.. FULLER.
Mr.. Fuller "a. To have bc-n bsp,iSri Ia
the spring.
Mr.. D.. D.. Lane has gone "a Boston
a. work Ia th. straw shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
avRON


The Weld hun'er., mentioned last
week, found q bear In hi. den. sound
,.i.~p, dreaming of mutton and berries
rhey opened on him With repeating ride
Il eight feet distance, but the gun be-
ing "crsnky" ovcrshot. The hear, die
gu.ted at their rudene.s, left.
Al Young. Ernest knspp aud hound.
came forward as achievements aud fol-
lowed one day, lying out In the rain
over night, aud came home looking Ike
chickens out IL s~ill tub.
"liub" Mitchell, Iiuker aud Alden,
..tenderfeet," went out the last week W
Dcccmber to scoop In few deer an'i
separated In order Ia corral . full drove.
Al got Lost aud lay out. llub having
the grub and matches had q IRE aud full
belly. Buker, M fire and M grub an,i
not wishing Ia scare any timh animal,
that might travel nights, crept Into =
treetop aud lay. partially frresing both
feet. Mitchell met him In the morning
heading for Canada, hut lurci him out,
homewari, with frozen biscuit. Alden
kept tree warm by travelling round IL
overnight; came out With good appetite,
ttts u'ht
Charlie. A. Mardln and wife have q
daughter. =.
Our collector has collected and paid
In 30 per cent of VI taxes. Ten per
cent allowed for prompt payment.
T.. II. Stevens aud sister of Andover
we're In town yesterday aud bought q
horse Of viii Abbott 20 mate Que he
bouvht Of him last summer, and now
thinks he has a pair equal 10 any.
VIII Cr-ssey has left for hls home In
Buckneld much improved Ia health, lcav'
Ing q ho.t Of friends made during q
months visit.
Mrs. y. q. Mitchell of Iloxbury II
spending = week at u. T. iIodse on'..
Mrs. X. X. Pcare u with her dsughter.
Mrs. &. A. MArdin. She reports all
much pleased With their new home In
IletheI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
WESI aEIhEI.

-Four inches % snow Wednesday after.
noon give. a. little shedding, but the
lumber interest needs move.
such q beautiful display of northern
lights l. ~liom witnessed as covered ths
skies Tuesday evening.
The late rain followed by colder
se,ther has formed mammoth sheet. oI
Ice over the pcrpcnjicular walls 81 Zine
uountsin looking like immense bridal
wells.
Thermometer thu. Friday morning
stands u degrees below nero.
A. \. Bean and J. Tasting. Bcan have
loaded . car of po,a,cc. al TIL. station
paving rs cents.
4. ". Grover 1. getting out the second
carload ~ cedar Tor Aston ~ shelburne.
q. l.. Abbott IL getting out ash ani
oak for the chair company al B~thel.
Edward =. smith. fock ~ sO Fly
mouth Rock hen. are giving him from
70 Ia ~ egg. daily.
\. =. Besn !. running q dancing school
Ia hi. hall thi. winter.
Plea. mt Valley Grange had lnstslls-
iIon IL officer. ani an oyster supper al
their hall last Tu..i.y e,-ning.
Mr.. barbara 4. wight had . p,rslytlc
.hock last Mondsy noon and lived In an
uncon.clou. state only twelve hours.
She ws. over ~ year. 81 agc ani murf
respected Christian woman. Her sbilti,
"a. sbo,r the usual TYP. With q strong
forc- of character. . strong constitution
,ni slway. doing for family sni ffien IL.
The ber,tyrd husband aud family have
widespread sympathy.
W. are al.o psinei Ia learn Of tho
Death 81 our old townsman v. v
r~itchcll 81 the Mouutsin-cr, 0orhsm,
y H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
SWEDEN


The .ickne.. which has been 90 gen
ersl !. somewhat absting, yet there are
some SERIOUS eases now.
Mr.. Alvin Pike l. very sick with
pn.umonii.
Mr.. samuel rlummer has had Yer,
bad attack 10 Ia grippe hut Il recovering
The lung fever patients, q. y. saun-
d.r., wyman Movers, aud Vim. Mann ar,
gaining.
Died, In sweden, Jan. lat, Mrs. Eliza
beth Wilson, widow 81 the late JonathiD
Wilson, sg-d 80 years, : months. Mrs
Wilson has been la VERY poor health for
. number 81 years not beinx able to WALL
about without help aud having 80 little
vitality VAS quickly oyerpo~ered by Ia
grippe. She left two brothers. one In
>aco the other In Llmington. OF large
family only two sous ar. nov living,
John, Who lives on the homestead, and
Dr. q. T.. Wilson % East Hiram. The
latter ~ss unable Ia attend the funeral
on account Of sickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
PORTER.

To-day We are having q northeast
snow storm AMI those that have team
Ing to do are we'll pleased.
IL IL very sickly In this place, hardly
veil ones enovgh TO take cafe Of the
sick.
DIR. Moses l.. sweat died at North
Par.on.held very suddenly on Friday
last % pneumonis at the age Of "a years.
lie Was Que Of the beat known aud Ablrst
physicians In York County. lie MAS the
.on OF Moses Sweat who Was q iis-
.tingui.h~i phvslclsn) and WAS horn
Jan. i2th, Isle. In is5J he entered
I.owdoln College With his brother, L. ID.
N. sweat, of Portland. After studying
medicine, In 1910 he settled In Lining
ton where he practieed until ls6a when
he moved To Psrson.held 20 the old
home aud took his fathers practice
whose infirmlties had compelled hls re-
tirement. lie continued 10 practice un-
I'll Tuesday before his death Friday. lie
had some forty patients when he was
taken slck. lie MAS respected and es-
tsemed BY all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
EAST SUMNER.

III. Congregational church In sumoer
held a reunion on saturday, Jan. ~, al
m. church at E,st >umasr. \ good
number N'r- prr.~nt sni enloyNi the
eN-r,iss. which cousi.ts,i la part 81 ID"
reading 80 historical sketch 81 the
churvh from it, orr tnif,iion In lsli ~
ta the pis.snt time: reading ~ an ap-
proprt,ie I-s-m Nv Mr.. ". u. E,.tman;
responses "a the roll call, rrm,rks by
a.. pastor. Rev. u. :. liihhsri sud
oihers ani not the lssst feature III In
t.r-.t "a. the hoantiful dinner served
Nv the Isdi.. In the Nstry. Although
IN. chuph has -Ni.t~i nearly % y'sr.
thi. sas u. first Observance ~ reunion
on r~,-oni.
nv the law taking effect Jan. LIT re-
lsiing 20 vital statistics u soali -s.m Ia
.. q real bother 10 be- born, get marri"'i
80 die. 4. there ~ end II rel isIef
still. the.s statistic. Sill, doubtless, d"
81 Interest "a many, ESPECIALLY In after
YEAR,. We often wish mor- 81 ancient
history h,d bs-n preserved iot our benc-
III aud pleasure.
sLnCTN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
AIMRN.


VI ,iame Ia Grippe 10 still on tho
rampage In these psrt.. Sewn, ~hici'
include. al of the writers family. sr-
.iIll .ick, not Que !. Vet able Ia II, up all
~ the time aud no outside help 10 b.
had.
fara.I can learn M the river there
~, ihr-- sick al Ouln fo.i.r'., ihr-e al
David y,i'., on. al y. s;carns, one al
u. kilgor-'. aud four ar i've at =. n
Lame-. Belov. two st v. u. knspps,
one At >plnney'., fur or i've at ~ ".
pos-r.'. aud all ~ !. u. smith. family
Tie family 10 Lawrence sesrle are
very much afflicted. one member, the
Youngest child. dici last week.
Eug-ue Abbott, q Young man of this
ioNn, died at ~. u. iI,.ting.' at the
Corner ru-..iay. several m~mb-r. of
Nr. lIs.iing.' family have thu grip.
The, ar. sl.o sick al J. u. lIossrd'..
Marshal swain. aud John sanders In
Hanover
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
eRvaauno.


Mr.. Gerry Morgan aud family arr
spending the winter st Dsytona. Via.
Mrs. Rachel Ward Weston died Tues
day, at the advanced sgc 81 VI.
Mrs. Chss. y. Smith Who has been sick
for some time died Tuesday. She leaves
. husband aud one child.
The w~ek of PRAYER has been observed
At the Congregational church by daily
services.
The first lecture In the academy course
WAS given Tuesday evening. by Miss
fsrnham, the assistant teacher. "South
Africa, the place, and the people"
No. I, of the "Acsdemy bell, appear
ell this week aud on time.
Mls.e. Iva and sue walker, Ellen and
Edith Tibhetts, have gone "a Boston.
Mr.. A. ID. Merrill has slso gone To
Boston Ia u. 4 =. business College.
Mrs. Lucia Towle Livingston IL NJ
home here. Ai.o Miss leah barker.
Mrs. Jo.hus shirley of East Conway,
y. a., died Friday after n short sick
ness.
Mos, Of the grippe sufferers are getting
we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
wIsr PERU.

The grip has come Nth more fo'c.,
than ever. Their are not enough ~eN
"n.- IN IN. village % ear. for IN" slsk.
To give even partial Nst 81 the scA
Sould take up more space than h"'"ns-
"a me. bat thsr- are no very Dangerous
eases vet.
n. p-m~rrlt l. CARVING the mail Tor
O~sn Atkins Who u SICK.
levi. Burgess family have gone 'n'o
tn wooi. Tor the ~iut.r.
50. Robertson !. clerking Tor W -
w.lk-r 4 ~nu AMI VIII rhina.y V do
lns "a. trucking while Mr.. walker i
Laid up With the grip.
The q. \. X. elected the following
N.v~st Martin. CcamAh.isr.
u y >tiuman.
IN eammsa ~
4 tslhfrs. " ".
t.s,srxs ua--sy. a. II.
N Hu.s. a.. q
"a Taru-r, Aaut.
The grange officer. are |. follows
Charl~- lIan. Na-tsr
n uan ~
A Nsker. l..
AIisu ual :
1.s-srEs lian. 49,
n 4. NFwsn. ~sst
~ kutght, DIX
NJ. Etts Hal 4.
NJ. Imma Ng-tin. y
Mr.. rryphsna wyuan. "
RI. Rove I. doing good huslnes.
In th. brick store. Hen mans buslne..
,pdks.ps a good assortment of dry gossi.
yro..ris.. hoot.. .ho.. and rubbers. all
81 which d. .ell. cheap Tor cash. n
couton cut from the Democrat taken
the same ss money whsu there IL srNenty-
- eN0aNsa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
hERRON

SUNDAY evening Rev. Dr. Gran" Cav.
.scpni ls,tur- on John Bunysn sni The
pilgrim's Progress. The usual meeting.
ar, hing held here during the week 81
PRAYER.
Nj. Grace Bampa. cle-.'i her school
In the Bs.re Di.trict, friiay, Jan. l.'.
IN. .chool In the Csuir- District ais"
cIo-.d the same day. Miss Annie Crook
~. TEACHER.
Th~r- Vas . .ocisble AZ the chapel
Nr~ Year. evening.
A great many apples have b~en sold
here IN. past tao weeks. Some are
bling held back for Oh. Boston msrkr,
and several lots are waiting Tor rise
Vacation 4. Oetrly gone and prepsra-
ton. are hslng male Tor the opening "i
the spring term. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
ANOOvGR.

Owing 60 the severe storm last weeh
my items were delayed, hence their non
Appearance.
Inc rain last week raIsed the rivers "a
. higher pitch than they have been foI
seven years am told.
WIN. Gregg Loot q valuable two-year'
old fiily last week. II appears that dur
Ing the summer or early fall she threw
her stIie out and not resciying proper
care q remained 90 ell it WAS too late On
have Il put back as decomposition had
taken place.
The week Of prayer IL being observed
BY the Congregational people.
Owing Ia the bad travelling the usual
circle which WAS Ia meet With Miss Ie-
VIVA bailey IL postponei.
A Telegram WAS receivei by Mrs.
Benjsmln toor announcing the death Of
her sister, Mrs. Charlotte Webster, Of
| Andover, Mass.
ChAs. Caldwell, Of Chicago, IAN Oxford
Besr) presented the Oxford North Agr'-
cultural society . beautiful bell weigh
Ing above twenty-five pounds for their
use at their fairs.
John W. Newton In travelling through
the woods near Sunday Pond came 10 q
trre, the bark of which attracted his at
ieniion, and by removing Il be found the
following Inscription In q state PER-
fectly Iesible;
~. Crockett,
Norway, Maine.
Aug. 9th, 1854"
n the gentlemsn I. alive aud reads
this he will no doubt remember the oc-
caslon.
The sick ones were all on the gain at
last accounts.
Mrs.. Cabot has returned To Andover
Ia spend the winter.
Date Merrill has hls birch all yarded,
600 cord..
The mill at Eill. Fan. I. ready 10 saw
birch ss soon a. u can Ice hauled Ia the
mill.
We are having grand revival In the
lodge.
Tim Tasting. was called In bethel q
few days ago To attend the funeral OF his
mother.
blacksmith Robbins Ia. hired With
Sargent a Coolidge to run the repair
shop.
A notice q. posted for . library meet
Ing saturday evening. the 9TH.
Mr.. Cabot has the plan. Tor the pro-
po.e,l addition % the town hall, where
they can be seen any day. u Oh. pro
paced addition couil b. nude u would
give us one of the beat hall. la the ccun-
~.
Peter Leonard ha. discharged most 81
hi. logging crew on account of scarcity
10 snow.
IIorae trotting Ia the psstime of the
yillsg. hor.cm.n. lilly Gr~gg aud
Frank Merrill had rae. Friday on the
irotting park. Frank called II just play
for his horse to ~in.
News WAS received here lately ~ the
sudden death of Thom,s Neshsli, of
prnn.ylysnis, Who, for several year.
past, Ia. passed hl. summers at his SUN
mer rr.iiencc az South An,lo,er.
several parties have gone Ia the lake
On get their supply of Ice.
IN. stage .till come. In on wheels.
No crossing the hlg river With team.
.omethiug unusual fcr January.
Again our ears are greeted 10y ia"
steam whistle.