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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-27
NEW YORK MARK FITS.
GRAIN MARK EI.

GRAIN MARKEI- whest-No 2. red winter. 73A Sept, 7SK Corn-No, ?, mixed. 56. Sept, D :. UaLs-No. ?, mixed. 3Ts6. S.JG.. 3s {: Oct, 3S.
 PRODUCE MARKELL RUTTER- Creamcrv. State < Penn-- exGrLs 24ss,:.A25 5o GCCauisrr. western. hrsJS. ...... .22 c.a2} 50 LrcsIinrry, western, seconus c.a21 Q >tiste itrJ. II. |. EuDs, exJrstS.....1S c,ll9 CHEESE
 State factory. fun creaLD. fancy. 10 ca10 50 State factory. full cream. me-. 10 c.a 10 4o State factory. eomInuu EO tan. ..,.S c-a q EGGS YuG State and Penn. new lait.. choice. 2St@ c.a23I8o Southern. new laid. fair to good. cali f0 Se.-5ss S-=@ A=sx.==a- E-r a@-s-s 1s a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-27
Governor Russell Renominated.

BOSTON, Sept Ex-Governor Russell
 was to-day re-nominated by the demo. cratic state convention.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-27
B. ShOninger &

B. Shoninger Co
 Awarded first and second premiums on pianos and first premiums on organs at the Watertown fair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-27

FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. Accom-
 mediation for trsnsients, at No Sl lief ferson street. Mrs Place, propr1etor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-27
Danbury Hat Store,
115 South Main Street.

EOR RENT Store No 146 South Mail I street, with bake oven, counters ant desk. Apply to CoNLoN BROS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-27

State of Connecticut 1 ss
 oo''' City of Waterbury, Mayors Office, Sept 26 1892. { To the City Sheriff of the City of Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-27

FURNITURE for sale cheap. Inquire C at 7S4 Bank street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
EAST SUMNER.

A session ~ the Baptist Quarterly meet
lug Va. held AZ the Bapiist church on
"Wednesday q. ". ani Thgrsdsy 81 last
week. Osing to the stormy weather AMI
lad travelling IN. attendance va. not
large.
The .,w mill hs. i-en repaired aud
m,de ready ag,in Tor bu.inc...
=. Robinson aud Oscar Newell have
been appointed q. .ub-rrgl.trnrs In ac-
cor,isncc With the Law Pcrisining to vital
statistics.
>pmc from thl. place have iolnel the
I.-bsksh D-gr.- Lodge, I. u. of ~. ~,
rccrntly Instituted n Buckheld.
The ''G,risn Notes" Publishing 60,
Al TIL. place, have issued a,sp copl..
10 the January number. aud arr pniiing
ihsm Into circulation. ". ". Etstmsn.
the elitpr, Was the founder IL the last
nan se-i Go. thft has grown Ia quite cN.
tended proportions, aud !. annually In
crcs.lng. sLocrN.
The oxford Baptit Quarterly Meet
Ing VA. held With the church az East
sumner ou "Wednesday afternoon snd
Thursday. Oslng to th. rainy weather
aud b,d travelling but few we're prr.ent
from other churches. 4 social service
M. held Wednesday afternoon snd
Bro,her Lawrence ~ Buckheld preached
an Interesting discourse Ia Oh. evening.
Thur.day morning a social meeting M.
held. follow 81 hy r~l'ort. of the chufrhes.
after whi-h Rev. u. =. Ilibhard 81 th"
Cougrrg ,tionil society preached ser
mon ~ interest that was attrniiNelt
listened tn. Ia the afternoon Rev. u. y.
ia,r-nc delivered an appropriate dts
course after which the meeting clo.e'i.
The devotional meeting. wer. of litter
est sni tho.e ptcscnt seemed Ia enjoy
the OCCASION. There va. fair Az
tendance considering the unf'Norahlc
state Of the weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
SOME TINE.

fThi- posSa va. rn.eptly .eat for ron ISOLATION o.
a family Who moarne.i The hD-s II one ~ the
hoa.sholi, AMI they de.irc II. publicsii0n Tor
comfort a. ether. Who sw lsws,ctiI
some time. when all nfe'. lesson. have been
And saa ami star. fop,.rnor, have .st.
The ihlRs. which our seal Ja'ismen, hsv have
The ,hlaT. osr ~hieh We srie,ei with h.hs.
win ra.h Iss.r, u. sai % nf.. dark nlsLi.
A. stars shine so.t In deeper tint- OF blue
And 90 -hali 10 how all sei's plans are hight,
AMI hoo what -eemesi reprssf was hove most
true.
AMI ~e .hsll zee how. whils Ne frown all 'ish'
nov. when ws caI.e,i. Iis heeiei not oar cry
li~sas-s lils Wisdom to The col cvahi -sc.
AMI syea Q. wi-s parents disAllow
Too mueh u SWEET a. srafing haby hoSi.
- tsyi. perhaps, 4 ksspinf fTon Ne no~
Lilies sweetest thing. tcesuse 70 sesms,h Eo-ri.
Andtf, sometimes, sssaaissls.i with nfss sine.
We nsi The w.rm.:Si. ssl rcei sni shnnA'
roars cot IN. Iotios Zoe our iip- todriak.
All ~ sosae fris.ri ve love !. lytnz kw,
where ha~aa kis-es cannot rvash his face.
d, .is pe< blame the loving Father -.
HIT wear yeuf sorrow vuh olssiiebt Eraee'
Ard Yea shall shortly ksow that IssEshsne'i
bvsth
4. not the sweetest Gin Col sssi. %. fr,epd,
And that, sy'seti,ses, the sabi~ ,aii ef death
Conc~as the fsire.t beoa iiis iyye esa seai.
n Ne oouii pash sIsr tbs Katss 81 Me.
AMI stand within. ami al Oois xefkinss .se
We coabi interpret al this dsais asi strife.
And for eaeh mystery coahi hst ksyi
nus nss ssday. Thsa ie osuseas, poor hearti
tsa-f's plans Iiks lilies pure AMI white snfoli
We Uas( ma tear The eks>e shut leaves apart
Time VIII vveai the ealy nee of Esti.
And n. thTouxh patient tsil ue waeh the land
Where tiget fsst. with sandals Lsose, may vst
Whss vs shail eLrariy see AMI ussisrstasd,
isA'ah That ws 'AAn 'ay.yyca 49, - 49,, ssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
GREENWOOD.

Tier. have hccn several aque'luct.
constructed r-ccnily. bat that oi John
small. rather takes the lead az Tar "a
.ciencc fgurc- Ia the work. II Ia - rods
In length aud so arranged that they
have both cold aud DO, water In the klich-
eu, heated by pisslng through a fur
nscc, then Ia the harm, Into = long
trough about tso feet from the door,
extending the whole length II the lesn-
Ia. 50 that IN. cattle csn drink a. much
az ~. little. sud q. often ss they Ike;
frbm the trough ia. water dcsocnis Ia
IA. basement where the horses ARE kept,
and finally Ia the hen house. During
the cold weather Ia Dcccmter the COWS
w.rr Obliged to drink cold water
while repair. were being made In th.
bou.s. ani the r..ult va. that slx soon
.hrunk q pound 10 hutier n dsy. For
msrly Mr.. small "a. obliged "a water
hi. stack = long distance from IN. harm,
at coat IL .one so year; so that the
value ~ the new arrangement can -
s..n NJ once. ~. has nnilly succcc,l.d
In getting all hls y-arlings home, bat
not without considerable trouble and ex-
p.n... Mr.. small has . Durham bull
calf giriing four aud halt f--,, which
h. would like To- sell: anyone wanting
such an animsl would do we'll to call
and .~- him.
4 letter from Dsriu. ~. Davis. Oaks,
MIMI, reached thi. ofii- the third day
after t-ing mailed. WHEN he wrote, Jan.
tth, there wsrv about eight inche. ~
snow on th. ground, making good
.lsighing. The wolves are go numerous
iher, thl. winter that they arr often
SEEN proWllng about In the day tine
aud people 10 no, dsr- Ia leave home
Without being we'll armed. fi.h .'ill
abound In the lake, and Mr. DaSi. .a'.
be would like Ia exchange some 81
ibsm for apples, AMI Intends Ia come
back here where he can get al he want.
to eat. That. right, o.good, Ne haN.
nine hlrr,l. ~ good ONES In the cellar,
aud N you will promi.. Ia max. us an-
other good visit IN the spring, Ne viii
keep Que barrel IL IN. beat one. for your
e,pr-.. l-nefit. lie SAYS wheat VA. ~
CT. = bu.hel, M. dropping little every
week ani a. ID. crop va. not much mot.
thsn half thr--hei u must IL q good
deal lower before spring. Corn was sell
Ing for ~ Ct. and cat. for j. While every
thing else could ~ had for taking "
away. Mr.. Dayi.i. one Of four broth
ers, all ~ whom have Lost NOR, or i...
~ their fingers by an Az, hay cutter or
.ome other sharp instrument.
lyst'. ---, who was u that was going
to have this the coolest ~iuter that the
olic.t lnhahitsnt ever sawf
There VAS mistake In Mr.. ~.
well'. obituary, and although II little
consequence, might as we'll b. rcciiiiei.
We hid Away. thought that Luther
Cole. wife. name was sallie Drew,
aud consequently wrote II so; bat the
error VA. made .till worse by the printer
calling the y an ~. Her maiden name
Va. Sallir IIlck..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19


Mr.. aud Mrs.. Gllt.ert nIeli ~ Bethel
have rvc.ntly visited az Mr.. ruslfs old
home ~hsrc his brother, u. Sict.on
Tu.ll, sud family. live.
NJ. =, ~. w.therb~c, after three
weeks sickness, again resumed hi. route
Monday, but has postponed Tor the
weather Ia clear up. Weconfidenily eN'
EsSt-d the thunier shower 10 early
Thur.i.y moruing "a clear II on, hut,
the two DAYS aud tso nights rain It'll
continue. 20 fall aud the ground !. get
ting d-cii--ily ".loppy."
Mi. Emml gene kc-ne Who does tsle-
graphing In the Journal bullding AT
leNiston Il home on q yacstlon, as her
father and mother. Mr.. aud Mr.. Che.
Field, are sick With the prevailing
spiiemic.
Mr.. Mellen Rate. l. quite sick. not yet
rali,ing q. do the mo.t.
rs a hsri time for the little folks
this variable wintcr weather.
We ar. sorry "a lose Mason from ouI
ranks bat trust that John" viii moi
desert Va. for while We feel sparionaNls
pride In the steady Improvement 81 ths
Democrat. Ne must help With our mite
knowing II 10 all ". can In, and many 4
littl. make. a much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
picsvAlS

Another rain storm.
Zach branch aud t~ig seems incas-'i
Ia oxidited .lly-r.
We think the weather clerks will vet
admit they have no record 81 exactly
sush . winter az this.
The uufaVorable weather make- lum-
bsrmeu look blue.
Much sickness from 10 grippe.
Ezra staple. Loot THREE valuable horse.
by Drowning. breaking through the icc
AZ Brown's Ferry on the Andro.coggin.
Died NJ Dickvale, Peru 81 Ia gripp",
complicated nth bronchial pneumonis,
Charlie. 4. Peavey, aged % years, fun
er.l "Wednesday, Rev. 4. e. Abbott OF
fri,ting. Although himself sick he yet
delivered very able and convincing
discourse from the scripture lit !. ap-
pointed unto man once 10 die, after TIL.
the Judgment"
A ne. cook hs. taken N. III. fsrrsr'.
place In the logging camp on sold
black"
Born, Jan. lOth. 10 the wife OF Joseph
A. Putnsm. q .on. it, grsndpareni'
e.timsi. n az q ton % .olii comfort.
IN. funeral 90 e. 4. Peavey occurred
Thursday % which III. :. NJ. Will give
the details.
Chs.. Andrew. Ia. traded his Macbeth
col, With John Putnam Tor the Brac
wsshbarn mare.
Here u another Who thinks " pays .,
keep hens. Last ye.r scld go ~orti
Of eggs from twenty hens In ten months
The sick ones are Improving.
C.J. Trssy'. family we're all sick a
QUE time.
IIosa.d Farrar has hired his slsteI
Ina "a ao IN. cooking st the camp snS
~ g-,- sSJ PER mouth hboring for othe'
frms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19


Mr.. Fred Ilill of seb,go was obliged
nv hI. illne.. aud the death of hls father
from Ia grippe, Ia leave his position ..
teacher ~ the grammar school At the
village, and Mr.. Gardner Rankin 81 East
Hiram will finish his term of some dive
weeks. 10th arr teachers of eu,isble
reputation.
Ou Jan. ltth it was wheeling at Hiram.
and the saco still open nc the village.
Mr.. Ralph T.. Hubbard. who has been
In boston some months, visits friends In
Hiram.
Mrs. Annie Jewett of East Denmark l.
caring for her sister, Mrs. Bartlett Clem'
ons.
George Thurlow Of Bethel or ,icinii,
1. chopping wood nj Hiram.
The grippe IL subsidiug.
Mrs. Zilpsh W. Barker, aged ~. IL vi.-
Iiing her daughters In Portland. She j.
slck In be,l With cold.
VIM. u. Clemens IL at home from
Jark.on, y. III.
Elwyn Ciemons IL visiting his brother
Arthur at jackson. v. u.
Dismal weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
IAsf MA11aEnRn-


George iIennett !. doing q lively bus
ines. In hi. mill. lie now employs -four
men, samuel aud Jo.sph Patterson,
IIorac. Allen sni Iorcn Pride.
T.. VI. ssnderson fell In the wood. las,
week striking hls hip on . pointed stick.
Loren Pride had log roll on hl. foot.
The consequences w.r. not .eriou. In
either cs.e only hmlng them few
DAYS.
Most 9th. school. through the town
clo.c thl. week.
u. u. Pride left hl. poke, book 10
q. u. Cumming. 4 Sons mill. MI.
Cumming. thinking he would h. worried
about Il .ent word by . Deighbor That
b. had found IL aud put Il In the safe.
Mr.. Prid. would have Lost no sleep he
cause ~ Il for he had not discovered hl.
lo..
4 rial thunder shower early this
Thursisv morning.
The gripDc It'll hover. about In search
~ new victims.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
aIINEORn CENTRE

Amo. Austin aud wife attended the
dance here "Wednesday evening. also Mr..
Va Hair. Mr.. Elster pollon -, Mr..
Blair and Mrs.. Austin scro.. the river In
q small host landing ih~m upon csk.
10 ice that had bc~n swung out Ia make a
bridge. While the boat wss returning
Tor Mr.. Austin the other. started Ia walk
toward. the shore aud were almost Ia
.,snily plunged lhto the river going
down under water twicc. We u,der-
stand Mr.. Hair suc,e,SisSi In getting
himself ani Mr.. Austin cut. III. water
"a. som. eight f--t deep. u happened
atout ] o'clocs In the morni"g.
The ofiiccr. of Henry -. Eaton Camp,
No. 80, =. Of v, wrrr Installed Wcdne.-
dsy evening. Jan. nth, by Mr.. 4. y.
iisyford 81 L.si.tou. The following
offic,r. wer, Installed.
Cara q q rsls.
lt Iisat. D. a Rishsrison.
- Iisgisnsnt. Wit Cslby.
Ia ~srs. D. Z. fAruam.
% >sfg Y \. sehisri.
chap. N Y. tolhy.
:. ~ Ne Issri. . q. hsnnstt. ~
IN. camp appreciated Mr.. iI,yforfs
courage In h~ing on hand although u
was very stormy night. \ soci sup
per ~ss SERVED. Mr.. ilayfori ~as the
guest % Mr.. &. 4. Eston during hls stay
here.
The of'iccr- Of Joseph T.. Colby Poet,
q. 4. r., we're Installed hst saturday,
Jan. 9TH. by Past Com, ". :. Hose.
Mr.. Carrie Sahhorn 10 Bethel INSTALL
"a the officers 10 the rrlisf corps. The
lsdi-. provided an exrcll-ut supper to-
e-ther with oysters prepared by Henry
VI. Colby With III. usual ability.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
WEST PERU.


Three horses were drowned nj Browns
ferry the lsih Inst. They belonged Ia
Ezra staples Of Carthage, and were val
ued at 600.
Born, Jan. 10. Ia the wife Of Joseph
\. Putnam, n sou.
Noah Hall l. working on the railroad.
Work goes along slowly on the cul,erts
ON account ~ high water.
Charles IIuichin. Il on the stage again.
W. \. Walker aud wife are on the gain
again after n severe attack of the grippe.
The Hall Bros. are running their rake
factory To- lie full capacity.
Rain has come again anil carried 90
the snow. Quite a thunder shoser this
Thursday morning, Jan. IL.
In my last weeks Items ] omitted
Enoch A. simpsons name Ia the li.t al
q. A. II. officers. lie was elected sur
grou sni delegate to the state encamp-
ment nj Auburn, Feb. III and 9Th. Pie,s'
make this correction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
GRAFTON.

One week ago Last saturday We had 4
heavy rain aud "wednesday following
another heavy rain. aud on SATURDAY an
other heavy fall of rain aud on sunday,
the ~ % January, the bces were out of
the hive playing around and the sth the
robins were singing and 9Th u showed.
% is very sickiy In this vicinity.
There have teen three funerals within
the past fee days In Grafton and Upton.
Report says therr are thirty-elsht sIck
one. az Newry Corner and mp Hear
River. The whole family of n. \.
Raker have been very sick.
still II rain. this 18th dsy % Jsnusry.
This will be the thini day ~ rainy
weather this spell aud but very little
snow az vet hut much rain.
Very hard for some lumbcrmen ss
there IL not snow enough to haul on two
.l-,i. unl~.. they have q very smooth
chance hut they are trying hard To fill
their contracts.
Ther have not been many cases of the
grippe outside of the notch a. yet but
many have severe colds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
BYRON


Rain most every day.
II SEEN. the weather mtn IL giving
lumb~rmeu ''gowdy" for past trans
gr-..ion..
No crossing Androscoggin River Tor
supplies aud oxford Land Company
have Is horses out % grain.
George u. staples and Z. 4. Mendall,
E.q., % Canton, made dying Walt In
town, hut, "a usual. In such a rush Ne
coulint grt town stvle. from them.
Oxford Land Company have bought
Mrs.. Angellne aud Il@nj.mln Mitchell.
hay In Roxbury and Fred Merrill hauls
Il.
Mr.. Hardy 20 Weld has been Ia town
after sheep, thinking TO pick from
fiocks hy dazzling the eve with lev
extra dimes. when We offered him :
few, venerable sheep. crowned with VIE
dom and much experience, be .olemnly
shaok hi. bead. All young men my a.
yell understand that when they come "a
Byron for sheep or wi,e. they must take
those ". can spare and no culling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
EAST alIhtl.

Another fr-.he,. Rlvcr full hanks,
brook. oyerhoving. roads all mud and
.lu.h, tao day. ~ thunder snt light
ming .,niNichei In just for variety,
What Ia. becomc ~ the coll h,rl win
ter. for which Maine !. notcdf
=. NJ. bartlett r-crntly Visited r,l,'
tive. NJ Berlin, y. ".
~. ~. Bean !. connnci To the house
with rheumatic truablr.
III sSsn ani W. u. Holt AZ. on the
sick list.
Eugene IIean !. home from Berlin, ~
H., for few DAYS.
Elmer Cole ~ Washington, u. G.. ~
turned home the liih Ia attend Ia hi'
businr.. In thi. town.
People In thi. yiclnl,y are sadly shack
~ a. learn IL the TERRIBLE death Of Me.
Ten, Davis, all being we'll sclusin'r''
With the family; heartfelt sympathy u
expressed Tor the sorrosing mother,
Mr.. Davis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
IIpIOA

a. Godwin !. very .lck. The Dr.
says u !. a liver trouhlr.
VIII sargent has .o lar recovered a. To
20 Into the woods Ia work.
Mr.. Coolidge Il comfortable, but not
able 10 do business.
We begin Ia think our winter Will
prove q failure. The stage still comes on
runners, but .lrlghing !. hsri In plsce..
The grippe !. on either side 81 tb"
town, but Ne have been spared thus lar.
West a son have put crew of men
aud two horse. Into the woods. They
have bought III. stumpage Of D.. :. Zoe,
aud will haul the timber tn their mill.
I,uel Cofirrn hs. .old the stumpigc on
al. lot Ia T.. I. Brosn.
iIolli. Abbott Is pressing hay on the
meadow for 4. n. Frost.
Frank Ipgg has sold half ton OF
gum Ia Asa Stsarns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
oucKe,Glp.

Influenza subjects on High Street am
all slowly rrrovering. Among those con-
fiucd 20 the house on account of u, are
Alfred Cole. wife and daughter, Miss
Ms.tha Cole, Mrs. II. u. waIdrou, Hon.
George ID. Bisbec, IIeuJsmln SpauhlnE,
r. \. Dridgham, Esq., llorsce Morrill,,
Edward q. Cole, Arviou Y. Tiltou, wife
and childrvn, Nrs. Gilbert Tiltou, Dr.J.
y. DeCoster aud wlie and several others
not 20 seriously ~.
The annual election Of officers at the
Bsptist sunday school occurred Sunday,
the l0th Inst.
rssees .. y. Nurissk. Superintendent
A. y. warrvn, Assistant ssystiatesdent
f,vaccn Nurissk. rrcasarvf.
Ernest Atwood, who has been NJ
Worcester, Mass., during the summer,
returned home Last week on account of
the sickness of hls father, Asa Atwood.
DIR. Vim. l.. bridghsm has been quite
III the past week.
A thunder shower accompanied with
lightning occurred about 4 o'clock,
Thur sday morning.
y. I. Shaw, one Of our well known
citizens, died rhursd,y morning, 18th
Inst. after several weeks illness. Mr..
shaw Was born In Otisfeld, slxty-uine
years ago, and WAS son of Nathaniel
shaw, q tanner nesr shaw. bridge, aud
q prcsperou. farmer, owning what is
nov known AZ East Branch stock Farm.
Ia which his son sac,ce,lei. when =
young man be went to Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio aud taught school several yesrs,
teaching In Hartford aud Canton on hls
return. Prom isG? Ia ISIS he WAS deputy
sheriff under Cyru. wornell and lIors-
tIo u. Austin. In lss0 be BECAME pro-
prietor of the Buckhcld House and WAS
its landlord several years. Mr.. shaw
has been In poor health for = number II
years. lie leaves widow aud two
Mrs.. Geo. ~. Cushman and
Mrs. james Harlow. Funeral saturday
afternoon, Rev. u. y. Lawrence ofiicist-
Ing.
The Insurance New. Of i'hilAdelphia
says:
4 pleasant surprise was In store Tor
Mr.. u. q. Atwood. secretary OF the Ere
f.rred Mutual Accident Association,
when he turned the KEY of his ofiice To
enter II on saturday morning. Dc,cmher
18th. A large aud finely made solid oak
de.k with suitable revolving chair met
his hr.t glance, With the following In
scrip,iou engraved on = silver plate
afilS~i thereto:
ITO kimh,ll 4. Atwood. With heat
wishes for continued success. 4 Merry
Christina. aud Happy and Prosperous
New Year"
The present, ~ which M inkllng had
reached the recipient IN advance. ~ss
FROM the General Agents Of the Preferred
Mutual for rhilsd.lphla, Illinois, C.n-
trail rcnn.,i,snls, ~. Louis, Detroit,
Loui.isn, Georgia, T.nne..ee,
Western New York state, Virginia,
North Csrolins, Connecticut ani West
ern Mi..ouri-fourtecn In all. u u.
.carcly pcc~.sary Ia ssy that the genial
SECRETARY VA. highly graiihci nj TIL.
SPONTANEOUS m RI of cordial regard
from the oui-oi.,osu representative. al
hi popular aud wonderfully .uccc.sfal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
AEMRN.

Died la Nesry. Ian, .. Ruff, siearns,
sg~i about - y.ar..
Their are silll more a. be sdi"i 10
IA. li.i ~ those afflicted With the grippe
In thl. town. Ia the fsmlli.. ~ Jack
Eagle, Herbert Chapman, Ralph kilsorr.
=. u. widb-r aud Edgar whitman one
az mor sufferer. have hal Ia be cared for
by the physician: some 81 thcs. q. veil
30 some Of the older ci.e- are s,lll quite
low.
Ia Dist. No. g In this town, Ml..
blanche Tnsk. teacher, ih. following
.cholsr. did not mia. q single dsv dur
Ing the term often week: Omar stove,
Vaughn Foster, Chester Llttlchsle, Nrt-
M Iliilsh,ie. 80 I.ittl.h,le. Willie
I'oser. ml..ei bat one day for ,h, term.
". y. Foster started hst Friday Zoe
Psrkrrtovn: h.. .. going To tso-.lei for
Chase. Some ~ the tso-sle'lier. in
Grafton have left for home on account
81 the continued ab.enc" ~ snow.
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nEAAARk

The farmers meeting which was AL
iournei from four weeks sgo took plsc''
IN the town hall "Wednesday. In spite
~ the snow aud rain all the .lgners ~
the paper turned out aud yoiei To stand
by their former agreement not o. pl'nt
sweet corn for lc.. than three aud one
half cents per eau.
Mr.. Prank T.. Bennett anh wife haN.
returned Ia Harrison. Frank Will s"on
hegin making cans for Burnhsm 4
Merrill for next years supply ~ corn.
Mr.. Dudley Prrkin. eat hi. flnser
With gla.. some time ago, ani la. sui
fcr.i a great deal With 10. lie u nov
quite sick With Ia grippe.
Mr.. Lombard, teacher 81 the village
school, WAS called home very suddenly
last Monday by the sickness 81 hl. Ia
iher and mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
ALBANY.

kimball Bros. have lo.t one of their
large horses. The other alex horse. are
better.
Edgar u. Andrew. IL some better,
though very lame yet.
j. ". Cummings and Lyman johnson
arr quite feeble yet.
Thurs,lsy morning. about 4 o'clock,
a heavy shower passed. over here accom-
panied with considerable thunder and
lightning.
n. %. wilbur l. selling hay 90 Mr..
willis at ELI per too, delivered nc hi.
mill. Mr.. Wilbur has several tons oi
god hay for sale.
ID. A. Cummings IL hauling hls spool
stock to l.ynch,ille.
Amos Bean IL driving hls team.
Mr.. Cummings has lame Lex and u
Obliged Ia lay nv work.
Parker n. Flint has been drawn "a
serve NJ traverse juror for the February
term of court.
Herbert Mission has gone tn Andover
Msss.. tn visit HE daughter, Mrs. Engens
Andrews. lie also expects Ia Walt BIZ
brothrr, whom he has not seen for twen
~ years.
Austin Hutchinson has Q very hn'
herd of Hereford rOws, ten In number
lie realizes over $50 per month for cr~au
sold 10 the Waterford butter factory
IIls lesuto II MOTEL one; no frost L
sssa N u dariag IL ooldsst weather.