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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oo,Nos or the WEEK M AL
SECTIONS OF vNe COUNTY.
rRvEsuRc.


Quite number 90 veterans and olherv
have gone to the @. A. u. gathering At
Wsshingtoa.
Mia. Susan = Evsns has gone again
Tn Wakefield, y. H.. tn teach.
Miss Alice Evans has b<eu at Portland
Tor few weeks past.
Messrs. Wilson aud charles Esans oi
Philadelphia are at their brothers, A.
n. Evans'.
WI Bradley has rvturned from a
short vislt to Roston.
Rev. X. ~. Davis of North Conway
presehed at ths Congregational church
last sunday.
Miss Mary Y. Bar,eii, y. A., ss, ha.
been assisting Mr.. Hull In Mas barn
hams sh-ence.
Miss Hattie rike Jeff Tuesday Ia re-
turn % teaching at walthsu,. Mass.
Clayton W. Ptke is nov travelling
ageut fora fhllsdelphla electrical arm.
Mr.. stephen I. Abbott of waierville
has ecen At his brcth~rs, VIII. Aboott's,
thls week.
Mrs. Helen walker Carter 10 wcburn,
Mass. cane on the last weeks exeur-
sioa IRON Boston.
Mrs. Edward Weston and son are
Visiting her former home In Canada.
Mr.. X. y. worm~ood aud daughters
are 81 her fathers NJ kesar Pals.
Mr.. and Mr.. y. 4. Warrington are at
the camp Of kear Pond.
Mr.. skinner, Who has hem al 4. r.
iAdds Tor year, has opened shop In
the shirley a lewis store.
Mrs.. Hannah Rogers had Q psrAlytic
shock on sunday night from which her
recovery seems douhtfui.
The hrst lyceum of this term Was at
academy Hall on Tuesday evening.
fhe question was oa the annexation of
canada and the dispatsnts were Mckccn
and blake W. ston. and rrstt.
Miss ". y. Bradley and Mrs.. a.. =.
Bsrro~s are attending the meeting %
the Federation of woman's Clubs In
Portland.
y. l.. Marx L. In Boston this week.
The sons ~ Veterans propose la have
thrve DAYS encampment NJ love~eils
rond on the historic battle ground, be-
ginning the sith in.t. Delegation. are
exp~rt~i from Bridgton, Lowell, stone
ham, Bro~nneh, conway aud other
places.
Rev. Mr.. Young aud Mrs. Ncang re-
turned Thursday from Canada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

We had an Invitation to visit the
grounds Of Riverside Gardens, being
shown among the different department.
of Horticulture, HORTICULTURE, agriculture
In all lie branches, by lie proprietor, y. n.
Young, who In his genial way kept ne
eating and tasting Of 40 many different
kinds, that with some difficulty we got
away. Among the varieties OF apple,
pear. plum, grapes, with all kinds of
small fruits, I'm which We noticed ripe
rAspberrie. In clusters, at this late date
one acre Of fine onions, one acre Of straw
berries, we'll wecded out for another sea-
son, with cranberries, ground cherries,
and such tomatoes aud squashes, we
imag ined ourself Of 80 pounds weight,
II wc had full sway In the garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
nav rost DOWN ira CHIMNEY
MAT NV sruNE CHIMNEY, A>p
sAtrrEp or.

WIN Jailer Garland Eel his three
p-i.o1sr. ast Friday morning. he dda't
ID thru. They weren't there. The
r-vs hi bs.u osvther In the upper south
g-l xhery that new stone chimney Vas
t1.f UrIy a short time sinc,. Two ~
- upper blocks of this stoue had been
--u,s,sl Nth the aid II tools made from
rs,s. - an irun belstcad. Then hole
a. ulIe through the brick part 81 the
ltma.y above the ceiling. and the
Jrsau.-. BY that means got into the
1T. vh@rr an op-nlng over the en-
INV "a them cat to the air.
n sion. chimney, which Vas built
= grarfe blocks and looked AZ firm az
astU... was supposed To ~ do~ele,i
ugy'trr u good SHAPE and 90 - prae,l-
ally rirstructihle. bat from the wreck
ttTT.ars that the upper blocks we're
hssrrl only ~ the cement, and a.
aass v,re The ones which would nat
Jant ts removed In an attsmp, Ia grt
nrugsh. escape was not 80 diiiiculi a. u
~-m~i
AID, sho vas Visiting Ia the jailer's
huly beard a pounding between and
loC.o,A la the morning, bat SUPPOSED
tsa. horse stamping.
n r.gap~,i prisoners are John Daily,
tsatr. ne action ~ the grand JURY
tf nrs lrvd Currier, serving thirty
hvi. .ug'e sale 81 liquor; and a
Y141g man by The name % Jackson Who
a. gathered tn by Mr.. Garland while
r1r.rs "shecl % fortune al the
Eth a.r
d /. reported that Currier wss Seen 10
lard on. down train AZ south Paris the
~ '.rrloou. getting ON In the yard
l,ays 'i. lrtut.
NJ s.,1piug q prisoners Ia getting /.
iilf ratHutuuous and has bad moral
'--yt. lli ihs People are wondering u
~, .'lf zone Nay % making the jail
c1'.efrUf
A. tl.r. has lccn some criticism oi
- hrr' F-l.onsr. t,ing pui In one cell
stlFr Garland Nishe. the facts made
t'osu. lhs chimney had Just h-en re-
Alt On co. north UPPER csll, and he did
% cul...rr b Try enough so II WAS saf'
= pgi all .us In thsrr. The lower cells
al h.-r occupied by men afflicted With
sll.eal diseases. and the attending
ltyssur l.iructed the jsiler to put NJ
=. 10 either q these cell. until they
had ,seu thoroughly purified and white
si'h-i It, eft only one cell avail
Az Of Il hat time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
WATERFORD.


The citizens Of Waterford met last
Tuesday and decided 10 bold cattle
show aud fair ct tho Flat wednesday,
October 5th, ".
There 10 . lot Of sickness In town and
some very severe cases. !.
Capt. Thomas Swan u again very slck
and his recovery 10 considered doubtful,
Byron Caswsll has been Waiting 10
town.
Il h reported that Aiss Fannie Cas-
we'll viii soou open dressmsking roomi
at Harrison and Nrs. y. u. Walker q
South Waterford.
Thsrs q Q fair attsadancs 1t Douglass
Seminary this fall.
Bosh he poet ollces q South water
ford end 'Wategford have bsea mad
noasy orde oG'ces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
PORTER.

Mr.. VIM. T. Sargent Of kezar Falls, an
aged man eighty-four years Of age, COM
mitted suicide Monday night or Tuesday
mo. ming last, BY hanging himself In tie
water closet. lie tied q small rope To .
pole overhead and around his neck, lay
log his head over one side % his weight
would come to bear on bis neck, chok-
Ing himself To death while his feet 70
msined ON the noor. Mr.. Sargent has
always been an Industrious, honest, up
right man and Was respected by the cont
munlty In which he lived. lie went u
bed 1t ten In the evening, and vas found
the next morning At i've. lie had beer
dead some hours when found. lie leaves
one child, . daughter, who 10 . cripple
aud has 10 wheel herself around tx
house In Q chair. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
EAST WATERFORD.

Our agricultural fair will be held q,
Waterford Plat Wednesday, Oct. sth,
Much Interest IL manifested and no palm,
Will be spared 20 make Il q success.
Rev. Z. y. lIersey visited hi. parents
recently.
A. Norwood's mother aud slater ~
turned home the 18th. Ills wife went
With them To Portland, where she will
remain q week or two.
Mrs. W. n. keene's father, Mr.. brown,
IL visiting her.
Leroy johnson I. attending school a,
the Flat.
Mrs. John Cumming. Of standish I.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. orice
Haskell.
q. y. Amc. Vas In Portland over
sunday.
Mrs.. blanca Foster Il visiting her
father, stephen Lovejoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scribuer of Lewiston are
Visiting his coasln, James ChAdbourpe.
loren Pride IL home from the Norway
corn shop, where he has been working.
Louise ". Rrown Ia teaching At south
Waterford. Helen brown In the Melntlre
district. Winnie knccland In the Young
District, Mrs. riorrnce Hounds at the
Flat, Bertha Rice 10 Bisbectown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
WEST PERU.


Died sept. ~, Florence Eliisbeth, aged
q months, I; days, Infant daughter OF
Lewis ". ann Enic N. Dunn.
There IL considerable sickness and bad
colds In this part of the town. .
n. T.. StiiimAn has gone 10 l.umford
Fall. To stop and grow up With the city.
lie I. driving business, furnishing meat
and other provisions for the boarding
houses. =,
W. W. Carver has moved Into his new
house.
Miss n. y. Robinson Of sIlvermore
Fails IL visiting her chum, Mamie Hall.
A large crowd went IT, Canton yester-
dAy and to-day TO the fair. Some l3O
tickets sold to-day, (Thursdzy.)
Mr.. \. A. Austin's boarters have lett
Ia 20 down on the Aroostook railroAd "a
work. They were T. j. 4 n. O'NeiTs
men, he having some u miles to grade
Not much news this week.
n. y. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
fAsr nGBRON.

A. \. Russell, south Buckhsld, In
form. u. that he has had q gray neA-olt-
Ten mare stolen from his pasture. Inc
m.r~ would weigh about so pounds, U.
M or IA wears old, stands IA hands and
\ ineb~. high. Mr.. r. oners good 70
xari f,r Information lea ling to TN
recovery Of said mare.
Rev. and Mrs. u. A. Cannon attend
the yearly Christian Endezvor meeting
Al Tius held this week.
prank Weston Vas instantly kiiiea
last thursday while working on ths
road.
Rev. &. r. Keene vas unable to attend
M. arpolntment at West Paris on a.
count Of his being laid up with rneumA'
tism. bat he Il better ~ this writing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
LOWELL

The steam mill % \. ~. Hartman wss
harmed on Wednesday night. The nrs
x.s discovered about eleven o'clock. ~
caught around the boiler. lnssrAses
W. u. Brown has taken the coetrsct
IN build hall and storc Tor Creecees
I.dre. No. -, I. q. q. ", Of Morn
Lowell. I'm place Of the one Isceouy
burned there. lie y Il work Win qs"s
A crew Of men.
ne WORK Of canning elo<ed e ~
corn chop on Thursday, SPA. lssh, ~
oulse q crew are pssting % -: nes.
corn has come In very good thh -
except sOns plecss hat we're Injuries "
Ia rains N The summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
NORWAY LAKE.

Dr. IIazslton IL going 10 the Lakes Ia
stop through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. smith are going "a
pr,.au. Isle next week. They sent
thsir household goods Thursday.
David Flood Ia. really commenced on
hl. baIlding and Il looks now a. though
he would have = house there some ume.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Hobbs visited a
SHOWS fslls Tuesday.
Mrs.. q. W. Partridge IL quite III ssain
Mr..F. u. Pottle has gone to south
psri. with her husband. They VII
board until they get ready To 20 u
housekeeping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
EAST SUMNER.

\ large crowd attended the Canton
falr on Wednesday. Over my went
from East sumner station. The show
VAS the most succcssful of any that Ia,
ever heen held there, and the soci " I,
doabtle-s = permanent Organization,
About 5no head of 1ne cattle were on
the grounds, and were unusually heavy
and fine looking. some due horses and
colts were exhibited. and the exhibition
hall wss quite we'll filed With products
FROM the orchard. farm and garden, and
article. 81 domestic and fancy work.
About 5,oD people were present ou
Wednesday. Briefy stated, u Was q
grand sacccss, and loon for the scci-
ETY.. Probably condensed Q rrport NAV
be sen, for the reader. II the Democrat.
The Mem Bro.. ~ East Hebron are
running two four horse teams hauling
wood from the Glover lot 10 the station.
II !. heavy job and viii take several
weeks time to complete u.
Frank Barrett IL buying apples and
sent . carload from sumner station on
saturday. lie will buy more soon. II
make. . market foe natural fruit.
D~s. stet.on has improved 80 As to
walk out doors.
Horace n. Cobb's family all happened
tn meet together 1t the Canton fair on
"Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
PERU.

D.. :. wymsn died on the iith Inst, Of
typhoid fever, aged - years. Drs. CAld-
well Of Buckfleld and sturtevsnt of Dix
field, attended him. lie leave. widow
and two sous, l.e,. Windsor wymsn OF
Massachusetts,, and oxroc, who has been
AZ work In Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
NENaN.

Virgil Chapman Of Hanover 10 lying
very III at his home Ut the Corner.
Everybody 10 going To the cattle fair
st Bethel thls week. The weather II
very dne and the attendance so far very
large.
Potatoes are rotting very badly In
some localities. The writer's are too
small to rot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

Wsh.i Another good sample % M
IN, f. f-raorks Monday morning. Ahoal
h,lfta.i "A heavy thunder shose'
r,lsa Ia through the FOG, and euyelOpci
=. I'M Egyiiau darkness, which wss ~
hsy,i ty almost inccssant flashes oi
E.lin.rg Th0ugh Il Ms not 50 severe
sr,m.aIed people forvihly % that morn
~ .hnsyf - last July. \ bolt which
.,arI.i ever, hs-iy In the village struck
- h1u.r on Fremont street occupied
kvE I ~truut. and played haNcc. u
lno,kei - The chimney cap and msds
lac ~ hole. In the root. scattering
.hIng'e. and bricks pOmiscuoasly. In
- ~ huuse Il made M large hrcsks
~ % spread over the entire house, 20
Y into every ron from roof "a cellar,
,sarlug "a plasiering, blowing opsu
so,e dours. brvaking mirrors. blscksn-
~ walis. aud ~ ca. Mr.. >trout and
4. family wer, all In the Kitchen To-
sythsr rhough they wcr- somewhat
i-ytri. "a" one was injured. which !.
sauswhst remarkable, az the work II
~ ginning showed around thrc'
40. q he ry-om. Il ~As lucky -
ar o. them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

The corn factory here finlshed pack.
Ing last ruesday having pat up cone
Ap,ooo cans, d per cent Ut which IL No,
!. Nessrs. Wyrnan say Y 10 the bcst
corn they have ever had hrre.
j. n. lhilbsvok loaded Q car With
COWS and calves for brighton last week.
Our fair passed on mott successfully.
Mrs.. Roxana, widow Of Aiphln
T~itehell, was buried last Sunday from
The house OF Mr.. Y. 4. Chamberlln In
b<thel. She wns about 20 wears old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
uocKe's MILLS.

A. q. woodsum Of Mechanic Falls was
In town last week.
Many sttsadcd the fair q Bethel last
week from this vicinity. The fairs at
Riverslde Park improve annually.
Mr.. Albert Green and wife took brid'
n tour 10 Montreal. hey report . nice
time, staying ct Montreal over SUNDAY.
and visiting the principal points OF IN
terest.
An sxtsusion Of the Old sldsvslks u
bslng bulk up through ths Village 70 ti,s
top Of the hill, making . decided iln-
provsnsnt over Walking through tn
ned N rsiny weather. ~ ~ Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
EAST BgrhEl.

y. T.. bartlett aud family and Mrs.. X
\. Bartlett are visiting y. ID. bartlett
and family % Berlin, ". n. x. T.. Bar'
tlett and family viii leave berlin. ".
H., sept. ssth, On their return trip home
10 Nlckerson, Kansas.
Chss. L. kimball and wife and Fred
G. Bean and wife visited the lakes last
week.
leander swan, Abble Swan and others
from Paris visited At J. n. swans and
attended the Bethel fair.
ChAs. bryant u building an ell to his
house.
II. Y. bartlett rcccntly burned q large
Kiln IL brick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
vas -AsRsos's GREAT PAINTING
ma ">i1 u,rUEE IvEK PAINTED
rEEspTNr's WIZ To ~
FKt,tNup To TnI FUBLIC.

Y nav not '- known "a everyone that
". Benjamin Harrison !. Que "a ths
- 81 American iower-paintsrs. since
y - IA o,,uplei her position of lady Of
White House, however. her public
80 ha'r Argely prevented the eyer
~ h'r artistiC genius. bat Ia that
80 she has found leisure To- paint Que
NJ ip,s.ie.t representation ~ flower
IA ever came from an artists
--'h'--a magnificent group ~ orchld.
"a porrriain panel With that broad
alily spirit which has marked her
- b has presented this single
Esisciinu - her scant leisure to the
$50 aui brmorsst's Magazine has tbs
49, ~ icing the medium through
- this rainting Il offered to the
sf'' sivvs, aud daughters Of Amer
20 Nhom Il Il lovingly dedicated
- = 90 aint ~ politics In a.; II u
- w tribute % good ~oman''
~ The women % her nation, s,i'
- expressed Ia color aud form-ths
,...,s' Noman % the Republic 60
x by means 20 her art, her sister
- NHh all others 20 her sex In tn
80, - harri.ou's painting has been ~
-sed 10 the highest style Of art, 81
Nne slze a. the original (lixl'
-, and i an absolutely perfect
A'.,pArt' In every particular, 10 ths
49,. uot u color. even 10 the pe
49, ',iture % the porcelaln.
4 : ~ a ihese wonderful reproduction
ANhiie House Orchid, painted b,
F..hent's wife. In the Whits
Va. ,'Om an orchid grown In tn
VA noass, IL 10 he presented ire
h,,h copy % Demorcst's Family
s,hs for October, which can b
=, oi any % our Local newsdeAi
y. sd 70 cents 90 the publishsr
IN. ,xalnss D~morest, Is Esss itu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
TALK or TIE STATE.

Mr. II. Leland Thompson Of winthrop,
recently Of the liockland Tribune, has
bought the Thomaston Herald Of Rod
ney b. Thompson, lts owner for the
past year.
The town Of Weld IL badly frightened
over q man, who IL said 10 be entirely
naked, and who Turks about the woods.
lie has several times visited the cottage
OF n. n. Austin, and once tried To seize
the servant, who snatehed up Mrs. Aus
tins baby aud fied TO = neighbor's. Men
and boys have secured the woods for him,
but have not discovered him.
state Veterinary Surgeon Bailey and
az -commi.sioner Ferguson went 10 Dix
mont Thursday. and condemned q
IIolstein bull belonging To william
DorllfY. This bull Was purchased In
Barre, Mass., last October, and u IL q
angular fact that only last week Dr.
Bailey went 10 Camden and found q
badly diseased COW out Of the same Massa-
ciusetts herd.
McDonough, the driver Of the I.lnneus
stage, has had another encounter with
hIghwaymen, AMI brings q bullet hole
In his left arm to corroborate his story.
lie was fired upon by some one In the
bushes. lie heard some one crashing
around In the bushes, and sent several
shots I'm the direction Of the sound with
out effect. lie sAys he will drive that
route until he Ia blown out Of the
road.
The Executive Council has decided Ia
70 to Chicago In company with the
governor and staff tn attend the worlds
fair dedication, leaving Portland on the
night OF Sunday, October ~, and stop
ping st Montreal aud Niagara Falls, ar
rlving at their destination on the 18th.
Returning, the governor and council Will
yisit the Beneficiary institutions at Boz
ton and Hartford, patroniied by Tho
state.
Aroostook Herald: There IL . stretch
Of twenty miles In this county where U
looks considerably like . railroad. 4
long trail Of smoke, made by the CAM
ares, marks the line across the sky
The western contractors, who have COM
here with patent plows and shovels, hav'
made great showing on the clearcs
land Of Aro0stook, for these Implement
have wadeSi through the mellow col
like . locomotive In snowdrift.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

&C klng and daughter, Detroit,
M \ Ming and ~ife, Portland.
A. ll.rr, 4. Ming. Portland, oregOn,
p- Erns.t y Ming, sife and daughter.
w,.blastou, u. e., spent sunday, the
lSh i..f. 9Th pr. q. ". 4. King and
-, NJ oakland, Nj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

vr.m an Tancisco come. letter
.,,ins "rieass Inform me What are the
,.-ws u your paper fOf on. ycsr. !
- to .uhscrihs. Am Formerly of
HH. "a. uai.e,i oa ~tesrns iilll. l
a.aeyp, q wear paper ths other day
,.ln1t 70. lhaVe bccn In California
,,,,iv war. aud am more % CALI
s.wl.s thau state ~ Maine chap nov.
Eaft sIa your town that l know al
Pfr-eut. Yours 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

N. oxford Unly,rssiist Association
-. Ia. annual session AZ The tnlyer.
-, ,hurrh. Paris lllll, "Wednesday and
',.r..i,, q this week. The meetings
ID b.gin Al half-Past ten "Wednesday
f.-yuUUu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

,uoug The week. arrivals at the Hub
nrl llouse Arr;
a. Wts.-,r sa.i ~tts. LyaA. Ns-s.
49, NJ. tFnh. Ms--s
- h 49, hfFd. Auharu.
~ Nary Wfns. furtashst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

N. slwAys genial face Of oar friend
.I,,lshh6r, tleslie v. Newell, bears .
-. u extra width Just now. lis =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

N, \. &. Bro~R of E.st Wilton,
-. Coll.ge 20, and Miss Mertie Con-
p, a E,.t wilton, arc visiting al II. A.
Whumans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27

n, 4 :. Chllds of Backiieh aud
x.l,,r Y. Tike, Esq., editor of The
y,,soNer. Foral Isrk, y. v, called
= ,,i.n.I. Al Paris Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
Cts STRAINS.

9th memhsrs % the Maine House II
Representative. In l>j, fOrty-ulne years
49,. ~. ths kcnnebcc Journal, an only
a. 90 living. a. follows: John Walker
s'tS,el. tharl-. q. Bellamy % kiitsry,
90. J,hu J Ferry % oxford, NOV %
Ro-,lanI David Dunn of Poland,
tlrhsu. : Holden % 1asco, and Hiram
Uahiarl ~ Paris. Mr.. walker VAS
,I..a msml., Ia l>.r,-four years earlier,
N. ,ssr n the fsmou. Nsds~sskA var.
al ryctiI. many Interesting scenes and
.,.tlsut. Al The state capitol during the
-.utDrshs ss.siOu ~ that war.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
GEAR RIVER GRANGE.


Bear River Grange Patrons have added
nine choice books TO their library.
Bear River Grange celebrated chil-
dfsn's night st the last meeting:
n...s. .-sy Orange cs"'r'
soss with IN accompaniment. ~ fvsssy Qsai
ysAss,:. op,.ls. Of onsiss:sss:. 1870
.::,:,p.. s:i S:: 49,: ::;::
Fs: =. .is:: g.. .. y :;; s:. WIGS S:S;
" Assss Davenport
A'''''''''' II I''''s iA's > ~ yd.,.r s,.-.
Rsfrsshmsnts, . pastry supper.
Candy hnnt, gAIns with bean baGs
nshing. MusIc Of violin with organ 90
compartment hsIahsd ths evenings eater
talnmeoks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
Have You Been to The Fair
Sept. 10, Ia and IS, 1922

fyou did, why didn't you call us you need any Boots
Shoes Rubbc have got the largest stock in Oxford
County, and our prices are below all competition have
got the finest line Of Mems and Womens $500 goods
shown in this town. and 81 90 line is just large. Be
sure and call on u.s. will you right also do repair
ing, first class work and lowest prices.
Yours truly,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-27
NOR WAY,


why has Miss Prince gone 10 Bostoni
Would you really like to know
I. not exactly pleasure trip,
Though pleasant, We hope, AZ thing. 60
Il happens this way. Our many friends
Have been very Kind OF late,
That II Il he possible 90 to do
IT,. We their kindnes. would compensate
Our dress goods getting very low,
In trimmings want the newest things
Buttons and fringe., gimps and jets,
Aud any novelties this season brings.
4. the days grow short aud windy and cold,
People will need h,nnels and hose,
And stock IL sadly In nerd Of more,
For this year haven't bought those.
Our blankets too almost all gone,
And our stock Of shawls IL small,
Cotton. aud crashes anil dannels aud ticks,
Oh, yes, needing them all.
Ribbons and ruehes and gloves,
Cor.ets and necktIes, light and gay,
spool cotton aud sik. needles and pins,
And such things you every day.
All these aud very much more We need
And this we think good reason,
Why Mis-, Prince TO Boston herself to select
New goods for friends this season.
NJ Very truly,
SB.&Z T. PRINCE,
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