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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
pickxAlE.

The ground IL again covered with
snow. We hope u II leaves again u will
STAY longer than II did this time. 10
pulls on the haymows where q fellow
has not sold his lambs.
Andrew Churchill closed his school nj
Dlckvale Nov. 18th.
Miss Alice j. Irlsh had . lyceum la
connection With her school. \ good
time IL reported.
Charles burgess has flushed work for
Mrs. Bishop and Ia breaking his colt
now.
Many farmer. are seeking after the
Lost sheep.
l.. q. Putnam Ia canva.sing for Christ
mas books for children.
Mr.. l.. VI. brown IL very Low Of heart
disease.
Mrs. y. W. Knox IL couvalescing.
Andrew Churchill aud I'd lIussey,
normal students. closed Successful terms
of school at Dlckyale and West Peru
last week.
wyman 4 Hall are building camps
aud yarding lumber on OLD Black.
The Oxford Land aud Lumber Com
pany have their yardlng we'll along.
=. II. and A. II. Mclntirc With FOES
Kicker and Fred Morrill, have gone to
Upper Richardson lake .prucing.
\. q. Mclntirc and T.. W. Knox are
chopping on Pinnacle for the liobinsons
of this town.
Oliver Tracy will chop In Weld for
Foster a Marble.
Frank Morse goc. With oxen To siberia
logging for Cyrus Burgess of this town.
Herbert Cox L. yarding lumber on
Meadow lIill for II. l.. Rowe.
Several of our men are at work In the
Gibbs quarry.
Harry Cole and wife left here for
Great Falls, v. H., on Monday.
The snow !. all gone and II IL raining
heavily. sheep and young cattle will
get few more bite. of grass.
Our journey 10 the polls rather used
us up. We kept close quarter. I'LL
saturday.
The vote for Grover In this town was
misleading and not receiving our msll
We were surprised by our leading politi-
clan driving up with an awful hoarse,
sheet Iron cowbell strapped To his
horses hame.. That's for Grover, DE
mocrscy aud victory" yelled he. "And
here YOU have IT," pulling out the New
Age all be.pattered over With pictures
of dr,Adfuliy lean, plnfcaihery chickens.
"ssi times With the Republicans, air,
like the emlgrsnt family stranded on the
prairie dads drunk, marm's got the ager,
SAILS gone on With . cowboy, the cat.
got her head In the soupcan, We can't get
II out, and. oh, how hungry We all are"
aud OF be- drove To stir up other sim
ncrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
tAsr etrnUl.

The ihlrl snow Ia. all gone OF, and
the weather |. warm and delightful.
The farmers are all ploughing aud
dressing their land.
Pred 4. Bean has commenc,d his win
ter. work al Locke. Mil. and board.
az home.
Mr. sophia swan Il fast recovering
from her fall, and Ia up aroand the
house.
Lillian X. kimball finished the fall
term ~ school ~ twelve weeks ON
Bryani lllll Nov. 9id.
Nil. Helen Bartlett has returned
from lewiston.
4 number In this vicinity furnish
cr,am for the Bethel butter factory.
J. II. Hastings has gone Ia fryeburg
visiting hl. brother, u. X. Hastings.
Mr.. 4. VI. Bro~n has returned FROM
Nisiting her sister.
Miss Emma brown has returned Ia
her work AZ Bethel village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

O.s ih.ng !. demonstrated: that a
rs-my s,sning won't keep q Paris I'LL
lisucr away from q school cutsrtAin-
n-1i. Considering the state ~ the ele-
nst,s ne audience al Academy Hall
- hrsy FRIDAY evening aud MAS well
Nassi With the program, though all
tsfs disappointed In the failurc ~ the
18th lsris Btuio Club, Who had been
rsgsi sni billed. "a appear. Mr.. H..
q foarrs wAs the only memhsr 81 the
tgs o. brave the elemsnts aud his banjo
90. vrrv revived With hearty applause.
A. d. rart. acre well rendered az l.
tshy. ihr case with entertainments by
~ tn4rs people aud AL reflected credit
l1ou themselves aud their Instructors.
A p.sa.lut surprise ~as the presentation
fAtsIisoUis large clock "a the acade-
~ Psi NJ. John l'iefce, IL. 4. Davis.
Il, making the presentation speech Ia
q Airp1 manner and col. 4. :. Austin
~ .I~,yh of accsptAncc In behalf II the
'vgr,. The entertainment closed With
d s.eitHie In which the students aud
~ trends united ami q good time "a.
Frufs.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
HARTFORD.

At this writing the pores 10 the
ground are open and the pores % the
cloud. Arv morr so.
Married, saturday, Nov. l2th. by Rev.
Mr.. iA~rrnc, Arthur rurkis Ia Miss
Nellie Allen.
Addie Berry hs. been quite sIck bu, !.
hetisr nov.
Mister Editor, I thought a. much ..
could - hy reading the Democrat, and
that great family Newspaper, the Lewis
ton Journal, that Harrison would b.
elected sure, and went and BIT good
winter cap on the strrngih 10 your Judg-
ment. and sce how have come oct I
guess this will learn me not 10 put too
much confidence In great men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
MASON.

Deer must be quite plenty In town.
Three have been taken by parties outside
within few days.
While at the city Of RuInford the 18th
inst., I witnessed the paying OF IN
election bet. One man WAS giving an
other . wheelbarrow ride through the
busIpess part Of the town. The one re
celyIng the ride seemed TO enjoy u even
n the other took every chance possible
10 give him good jolting.
'i'he cream gathercr for the Bethel
factory has commenced to gather cream
In this town md vicinity.
A. i. Bean Il driving pulp wood 70.
day, the 10Th. Illshest water Tor the
Fred Ordw.y vas In town this week
AFTER poultry.
George II. Brown Il away on Walt:
several iocks Of slseep In town Tor
sale and some young stock but NOT many
bsyers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE ooiNos or THE WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
ANOovga

John Akers got badly damned by one Of
his oxen iAst week. II ~as thought he mas
seriously injured but later developments
arc more favorable.
Mrs. Addis Gregg IL visiting friends
In Massachusetts,.
Rev. Mr.. Norcross IL ab.ent for q few
DAYS visiting friends In Union.
We had the highest rise Of water In
the Kills river last "Wednesday that Ne
have had for several years. The road
near stony brook bridge ~as badly
washed.
The Methodist Circle vas entertained
last Thursday by Mrs. e. A. harrington.
East Andoyer.
4. u. Garrell got his hand caught In
the dowel lathe and lAcerate,i u badly.
The lodge 10 postponed Tor two weeks
on account 90 the sbsccnce Of some Of
the Ot'icers.
The winter road through SWANS notch
vii be completed In few days. There
IL no doubt bat What thi. IL the ~sy that
nature intended the people of Ando,er
should 20 Ia Eumford Pals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
EAST BRoWnFiulp.

The heaviest rain for q long time
Waited us thi. week which With the
snow IL has carried of must oil the
ground With water before freezing.
Mes.r.. Linscott a Walker have sold
their steam mill To A. u. I'M.
A new postmaster will be one Of the
changes Incident Ia the change In the
administration. There l. some specula'
ton a. Ia Who the winner will b..
Cora Getchcll has closed her school Ia
Porter aud !. at home.
T.. D.. Rounds has been In Boston the
past week.
A sabbath School concert l. Ia IL
held In the Congregational church on the
2;th.
Cora Giles, who has been In Boston
several weeks, has returned home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Work IL being carried on rapidly upon
the new steamer at Lake welokenebs-
cook, Oxford County, which 10 to run
another summer between South Arm.
Middle Dam, Upper Dam and Head OF
Lake. The hull Il now planked In, and
the Jolner work IL being pushed ~ fast
a. the men can work. The boat In being
built by Mr.. J. II. Dyer Of Portland, the
we'll known marine architect, under the
supervision Of Capt. A. J. Farrar, who
has already built I'VE other steamboat:
In the AndroscogEin lake region, and
who II one Of the pioueers OF steamboat
building In this section, having built the
nrst steamboat that ever run on the
Richardson lakes, and the hrst screw
propeller boat that ever run on LAks
Cnbasog and he xsgalloway River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
oyroRp, .-M. oeqr, Of Probate hsli /,

OXFORD, .. AT q Court % Probate he'll n
Paris, within ani for The County Of Oxford,
on the thlri TUESDAY Of Nov. A. u. i-si.
Otis Marrrn ani Joel D.. Morrill,, trustee.
un,ier the last will AMI testament 81 ISAIAH
wARRkS, late % tryebarg. In ssii county
sesease.i. hssing presented their aorount OF
asimini .tratlOn ~ the .sli trust Tor allowance
ORDERED. That the said Trustees give motto.
% eli persons interested, by causing q copy OF
this order % he pabli.hs.i thrce weeks suocs..
.i,ely ia the Oxfori Democrat, printed ai Paris,
that they may appear n q Probate Court " lie
he'll at Paris, In .aii County, on the thiri Tues
dsy Of Dvs. next, st nine o'closk In the fore
noon, AMI show cause, 10 any they have, Why The
same sbouh net he allowest.
GEOR0E A. WILSON, judge.
Atrue ecpy-Attest Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
NuneoRp eAluA


Two brothers Charles n. and Johu A.
Fleming were drowned here last We'd
pesday night about s O'Clock. while at.
tempting to cross the Andrcscoggin
River. which owing 10 the recent rains IL
swollen and very high. They were last
seen By Virgil Linnell Who stood on the
opposite bank when they started Ia cross
In q batteau; when about halfway across
they began 10 20 down stream 10 rapid
~ they Immediately headed the battesu
disgonally across and tried 10 gain the
shorr, bat the current Mas % swift 10
kept taking the boat nearer and nearer
the dam. when within about twelve
feet ef the shore the one In the stern ses-
Ing they would be unable TO land rushed
To the low, and they both jumped for the
shore at the same time. Hut the current
and uudertow carried them over the dam
and cut Of sIght. They both worked on
the upper dam now being erected above
the Falls. They were formerly of Calais,
where their father and mother now re-
side. Charles, twenty-seven years fagc,
leaves q wife and John, twenty-nlne
years Of age, leaves q Wife and q son Of
four years. There were nine children la
the family, two girls and seven boys, four
Of which were working here. The bodies
have not been recovered nor any trace
found at the present time Of writing. II
IL thought by many that the bodies are
In the whirlpool at the foot of the biz
pitch. These are the first lives that have
been lost since the work commenced
here two years ago, aud now almost nj
the close of the season, when the dam IL
about completed " Il sad To think that
these two brothers should lo.e their lives
crossing as they have all summer In this
place. A subscription paper MAS eircu-
lated Thursday, through the efforts of
W. ~. fsrnum aud over two hundred
dollars were raised Ia aid the wives Of
the unfortunate men.
N. u. shaw IL building q livery stable
which IL % be connected With the hotel,
on lots has. lltg and ll50.
willard White has the contract Ia
build slx houses for E,erson aud Liddlc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
PERU.

The railroad people have put In side
track on D.. l.. Gibbs farm Ia load stone
on that comes from the quarry. Leroy
Bsbb I. hauling the stone to the track.
Eoadma.ter O.gooi With crcw 81
men Ia. been grading around the depot.
There we're four carloads Of apples
loaded on the 18th at the depo, In this
place.
stephen Gctchell 10 Monaria, Aroos-
took County, IL Visiting at II. L.. STILL
mans.
school commenced In Districts No. I
and ca the Eth under the instruction 81
Roscoe Tracy and Mi., Nellie Castle re-
.peCtlyely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
IOckE,s MILLS.

Mrs. A. q. woodsum and children Of
Mechanic Falls have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. q. Folsom, for
the past few days.
Miss Myrtle Green OF Shelburne 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 2. Carr.
There IL going To be- q tag party at Nj.
Abram Hall this friday evening.
Well, some one will say what IL q tag
partys am not very well posted myself
about IL but will explain ~ well a. posi-
BILE. The ladies are TO furnlsh q supper
aud each one 90 doing must weigh her.
self and write tag with her name and
weight on Il. These tags are all put In
hat and stirred together. The gentle
man chooses one Of them and pays ten
cents per hundred weight for himself
aud the lady's supper. Hence liz name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Wi, soN.s MILLS.

Bennett Brothers have bought W.'sr
Buekmsn's big white oxen for WORK 'n
the woods. ,.,
y. A. Flint came home from Coleoreok
xi,h .ome new horses for the logging
.~smp. and tote teams. "A Nj. TIA
hody from Massachusetts, came With him
,,LIns an q number Of horses for sale
Thomss weymouth bought pair' Don
ia Cameron aud George FLINT one each.
An agent of the Canton mills has been
M 10 buy timber. Ia, an.
woods. ,..
% Frenchmen. ,.,
ID. u. =. BeAn have . Grew IN"
nil haul timber from their own 'Aeo'
putting up q home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
aROMNEIEIn

Thursdsy was beautiful DAY. to-day
l. quite warm aud raining.
Mrs. Eastman and daughter Hattie
have returned from Boston.
We hear the Brosnhsld Democrats
are going "a celebrate In honor % baby
Ruth aud her papa. Free dance and
oyster supper. The Republicans feel
" most Intensely. Pour YEAR. sso they
didnt a. much AZ light . candle.
81. a y. X. Staples after a short
vacation have again resumed sork al
tbeir clothing shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
ROxBuRy.

The rain melted the snow on the hill.
aud made . great quantity of water.
The river has not been 90 high for .
long time. staples logs went out la q
hurry; even dry jams were lifted and
taken along. No river drivers wer.
needed. Il IL great llft for staples u
be- can hold the logs at Canton.
Lilly Runilett Ia. been very sick at
her grandfathcr's, l.. =. l.undlett's.
Several physicians have been called and
she IL q little better.
10 Carey has taken the Job 10 cut and
draw Coo cords of birch for SWANS
mill.
Mr.. Chapman Ia. the frame Of hi.
mill M.
Chas. Bartlett and Wallace Mason
were In town last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
RIINEORn cINrRE

Owing "a the dam al Ramiori Falls
making such q rise % water from there
up Ia TIL. place the r-,ni rain made a
small freshet Tor about .ix miles along
the river. There were nearly tso days
that teams could not gct through Ia the
fall..
Mr.. Hiram llodg,lon % South Bethel
attempted Ia wade through q deep
placv near farnum Eliott's, and Loot a
horse. which b. claim. Was worth near
IN $50.
The roads t-swecn here and Eumiord
Falls should BE- raised up In some places
about sls 20 eight feet, 90 travel will be
suspended few weeks next .pting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
UPTON.

Mrs. Euoch Abbott Is thought to be I'm
proving slowly.
Mrs.. y. 4. Morse with her grandson
IL at North Norway visiting relatives.
4. II. sherman has shot his annual
deer.
The stage failed to put In appearance
"Wednesday night owing tn high water.
Cora sweatt has bought her very
nice organ. Also silas i'caslee aud Ira
Fuller are posscssors Of new organs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
NEMRN.

A heavy rain yesterday raised the
river almost causing freshet. The
mud IL very deep 10 the road In some
places and In others are had washouts.
The JOY oftbe Democrats at the result
~ the election does not seem Ia be very
boisterous. let II De- the prayer al
every Republican heart that they may
bc obliged to take full dose Of the
medicine promised them.
beer are very plenty In the woods thi.
fall.
Isert Harlow shot q deer saturday.
Tuesday be sighted aud fired nj another.
Fred Howard frcd At one In Powers
pasture Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

n .s,Ond number of the Paris llill
E,vri. ruhlished by tn students %
hfi. ll.. Academy, has jusi tecn Issued
"a ths i,vmoCrat press ADD fully sus-
an. ~ high reputation Tor excellence
tsh.,h the tirst numher gave promise.
D cCu'a,us several page % excellent
Eenry matter besides the usual local
~ PERSONAL. and catalogue matter.
~, i1r single copies ten cents. Nd
t-vss 10 =. rrfkins, Business Manager,
hr. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

OXFORD, ss-M Q Cour ~ Probate he'll Al
Paris, within AMI Tor the Coanty ~ OXFORD.
on the thiri Tue.is Of Nov, 4. 10. is,!.
John a.. saan,isr-, Admihistrator ON the 60
tate ~ stsphsn saunders, sis Of Hanover, In all
OF administration % the estate % said deceased
Tor allowance
OnD,n.p, That the sall Administrator give
notiee b. all per-ons lntsfeste.i by causing copy
Of mi. orisr % IL pubIi.hs~l three web. sue
oe..i,ely In the oxford Demarrst prthisi al
Paris, that they may app.ar d frobsis toart
81 te he'll AZ Paris. In sali County, on the thru
TUESDAY Of Des.. bext. at nine o'slosk In the
forenoon, AMI shaw cause, n any they have, why
the zane shoah not IL Allowet.
GEOiGE 4. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue eopy-attest Ill. z. DAVIS. teEist<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
GIlEAQ.

The heaviest rain for the season came
"wednesday which came near being =
freshet. :.
There will be the usual amount OF
numbering done here this winter.
Parties from Locke's Mills have leased
the ste.m mill here OF the defunct
syudIcaie and will put In three thousand
,,ords of birch this winter.
The Grand Trunk have begun on the
foundation for the new depot. They
will build nice one to be heated by
steam. a.
sam wheeler has taken Q 700 10 put IN
400 cords OF birch and 100 thoussno
Of spruce 70 J. w. Bsnnett's NIL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
NORWAY LAKE.

Mis- Eyeiibe bartlett, who has been
al Mr.. shsttuck's all summer, has gone
to Massachusetts, To spend the winter.
The late rain has raised the water and
made travelling anything but delightful.
Mr.. wentxel from Norway village has
moved Into the Walker house.
Evelyn Partridge has gone 10 South
Pari. To visit her sister, Mrs. y. T.. Pot
tie.
school commenced Monday with A.
teen scholars and more In the district to
attend.
Mr. Roberts will be at the school
house again the 9Th at three o'clock
A.. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
1Asn wAHIaEnan

Mrs. Oti. Martin I. In falling health.
Her sister, Mrs. McAlli.ter, l. With her.
Mrs. Crawford aud children returned
Ia Portland Monday.
4 beef creature IL l.. VI. Sanderson' :
got choked 10 death with his chain the
other night.
Jane. Chsdbourne has had n well
dug from which 90 run water Into hl'
house.
Helen sander.on l. improving from
an Illness.
The .cholar. are having = vacation
until after Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. Walter Libby died Nov. 18th after
q long Illness, caused by an ulceraiec
tooth. lie WAS an old citizen of Albany
and will h. missed by many.
Miss Mlnnie Lawrence Who has been
nj home for short vacation has return.
cd 10 Mr.. Guptlli's In this place.
School began In District No. I Mon
day, Mlss Ida llsselton teacher. sb. IL
an old aud able teacher this being her
fifty-sixth term.
Calvin Cummings. while cutting birch
for George Becker, damned his hand %
that he had Ia stop work.
George klmbali IL cutting birch on hi'
mountain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

OXFORD, 80 AT o Court NJ Probate he'll Al
Paris, within anil for the County 81 Oxfori, on
the thiri TUESDAY of Nov. A. u. lvi.
Henry Y. Merrill, Guardian OF NATE
Anioyer, In sail couaty, having presented bis
arcoant Of guardianship % sail wari for allow
anee
ORpkREp. That the saii Guardian give
Of this or,ier % IT, publi.be three weeks suore.
si,ely In the oxford Demccrst printed a fsrs,
that they may appear % Probate Court to lie hshl
a Paris, In saii County, on The third Tuesday II
Ipsx next, At o'closk In the forenoon, ani show
cause. n any they have, Why the same should
noe he allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue copy ATTEST III. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
plsgItlo CENTRE.

Farmer. In this vlcinlty fnd Il very
much more convenient To haul their ap-
ple- to the new railroad than To the old
at North Jay.
VIII Hall .bot deer Monday morn.
ing. They are quite plenty about here
the last year or two.
Circle meet. with Mrs. Marion llol.
man to-day.
We are having a profitable term Of
school. taught by Will Allen. Thls !.
nj. fourth term In this district.
George X. Weld l. slightly improving
In health.
Will. Wait l. moving 10 DlNilield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Nths coming winter term % Paris
SD Academy which opens early In
h,1ar, 10 9. Intended Ia form q normal
as. guisi the Instruction. 20 Miss Nor
81. ~ popular pr~scptrc.s. for the
-rsyis, tsnsht 10 students Who desire
O. teach Mis- Morton graduated from
- = he hyst normal schools In the
og.,ry aud D. thoroughly lifted 10 make
~ a t.,.s u especial value 10 Young
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

The Democrats Of Lowell aud vicinity
celebrated the election by a turkey sup
per aud dance at the American House
Thursday evening. $50 we're In attend
sncc, aud all the arrangements were
carried out In good order.
The supper was boun,cous, the music
aud dancing much enjoyed, and not the
least Was q very hne, Thoughtful and
patriotic addrcs. by John D. Hobbs,
Esa., of this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Hsrrtkt. Davis, Esq., our popular
l,si.isr q Probate. delivered . practical
~ obstructive lecture on Probate Lag"
.i-e ths students Al the Academy last
nurslav Probably no one In the
vsr;v J. letter qualified a. give lhfor-
r,,i,a Ca this sahj-ct ani the student.
pp-~ri,is NJ. Davis kindne-. aud deep
r,sry.t Id The school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

OXFORD. M,-At q Cesn Of Probais held ..
Psns. within and Cor shs County Of Oxford
a.. ses rssis,os Of David W. Nsr,ii. Admins.
srsses OF he essats Of nsnjamis n Royal, late of
Norvsy. In aid County. desea.ri, praying Tor
lss.:s % ss,I ant s:s,sy ~ ", M .,s estate OF
OnDEnED, Thss The sati petitioner Five sctice
N an prrseas intere>tei, ~ eaasins IN abstrnrs
ef his prSisiou, with this erier tkercon, 70 b
publishe<i thrce vesks sucressiveiy IN the Oh.
m M County, thai they may appear 81 Prohats
Cesn. 10 10 heli q Pars, On M thiri Tuesday
Of uss nsnt, 81 niss e'cisck IN the FORENOON. and
shSu cssss lfsay thsy have Why shs sass sAesh
GEORGE A. wILsox, Jsdes.
A trus oepy-sissss Ill. q. DAVIS. hsgisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
r-t ssYAsT's POND uYsTIsv.

~ : believed that the man found dead
80 woods near Brysnt's Pond village,
ply Nas sumner Pisiste'i Of Naples.
-. .','ed AS lost about = year ago. IL
SHOWN that on October. ~, l>sl, he
M On ticket from Boston TO Oxford,
q, aad THIS va. the ticket that was
-. -. % his person. Hut the real hen-
-. .a came from the watch. Mr..
-. -. u, tas~ell, j.wsler Of Bridgton,
~. ! fiais,sd's watch for him q little
a.. -io'r be- went To Boston, and AZ
-, .a.,"m he kept a rrvord OF the
49, OF the same. This number was
- correspond With tbe number OF
's>h iOand on the body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
SWEDEN.

Harold Gray shot deer few days
ago In the vicinity Of the Woodbury.
neighborhood. Il was estimated to
dress about two hundred pounds.
AZ the Evans boys and q schoolmate
were out cunning few days since one
Of their guns Was accidentally discharg-
ed and lodged seven shot In the sole OF
one Of their boots, but very fortunately
no more harm Was done. Quite q mar
row escape from something very serious.
A. II. whitehouse shot . very large
hawk recently that had just attacked
and killed full grown rooster In the
yard near hls house.
Some Of our jubiiant Democrats were
personally In the turkey supper served
at the American House, lowell, the even
Ing Of the 18th.