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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-06-07
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate OF the county OF
Burlington, bearing date on the First day OF
February, A. ID. 1892, upon the application OF
Ada X. Coy, the subscriber, requiring the
creditors of PHILIP II. COY, deceased, to
bring in their claims against the estate of said
decedent, under oath or affirmation, on or
before November 1, 1892, or they will be de-
barred of any action therefor against the said
administrator.
February l. 1892 ADA II. COY
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-06-07

THEAMERICAN CATARRH CURE.
1t gives me great pleasure to testify to the
great virtue and healing power OF The
american Cafarrh cure. had been under
several physicians, and had been under spec
ialists for four months without any relief
but one-half bottle of your American "a.
right well ever since. Very respectfully,
Samuel S. Goodwin, lao Cherry street, Mount
Holly. N. j. Prepared by DR.. W. b. Jones,
1886 S. sth Street. Phila. Sold by druggists or
mailed anywhere for ST.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1892-06-07

The Centaur Company Murray Street. New York City
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
PERSONAL.

George f. Gand has gone e Spokane
Tamua Eiweil, u Saohomish, = at the Grsn,f
4 sutherland, u Valparaiso. IS 81 the North
e,a hosl
Mayor Melville Curtis, Q! Anacortes, IS stop.
ping 81 The Northern.
" .iIi2Ha 6. Swa.weIl. 80 Everett wss s, the
Northern hotel yesterday
I. ;. Robertson, formerly Of West Seattle. su,
Dow 81 astcora, ! II tas ~.
{ + fseSsrd ard G. H. Packard. OF sac
haalsA, were a iAe Arlington yesterday.
James + AeSae<ht sad James Macleod lex
last u'sa ieg s'su aay> ;flP % MontauA
g = ss>a ass A v. Bs~a. cf Par; Towns
ead. are &ssouS she guests AZ iac Occidental
Norton 3. NgEssock, o. Nsw York. : A. TIE
efs2+ tase,. having Corae peSe ca q hu>iayss
S+-F GEL tse NastE wes,. ~U+ H.I Ps-b-1lf .1cN,e
ESEasac<at.y y san Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
THE SINGLE BUSINESS.
Several New Nails Going In-shippin.
tn the Prairie states

The Great Northern : about to build a
spur 1t the mouth OF the Saohomlsh river.
three miles north Of Everett. to q new
shiaSle mill being erected by Eddy. Avery
4 Eddy The mdl viii cut about 10000
shingles a day, which vii tie shipped
chiefly - Chicago.
The mill al the Lyman Mil Company Al
Lyman has beer IN operation. and is cut
ting 54oba shingles = day
The Hamilton Mil Company at Hami!-
tor Wall begin shipping shingles in about
tho weeks. and IS cutting about loo.0o0 a
Gav.
Three car loads Of shingles from Bur
hns:on, on the Seattle & Northern, were
shipped by The burlington Manufacturing
Company 70 Kansas city yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
KING SOLOMON AND THE QUEEN OF
SHEBA.
In Connection With John Rohinsop,s
Ten Big shows Camhinad

This wonderful spectacle has a breadth
OF effect which surprises and delights. Its
gorgeous procession and splendid halets
are incompatible. and nothing so vast or
imposing has ever been seen in this conn.
try before. We gaze upon the ancient
City OF jerusalem and the Temple of Solo
mon animated with life and glowing with
color. Ii is no mere artificial show. but a
vivid and vast realization Of life in the
time of solomon. The senses are heguiled
by its reality Is well as It's surprising
beauty and the perfection o. its details.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14

A .relgat train On The Ontario & Western
rosd, near N.cdlesown, y. Y, On "Wednesday
struck wagon with zen tersens killing George
Walsh, Mss carrie Netoy and M and Mrs
Frank. ard seriously iniCsins the others
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14

II yen once sry Carriers Little Liver PMS To-
sick hcaGAehe, bilioUsasss 81 ccastfastsop Won
viii never lie without them. They a-a ,sg,-sly
get this.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-14
Grand Excursion 80 Kirkland

Grand free ball tonight. July IA. 20 ceie-
brats the completion 81 the WOODEN mills.
Fine floor. etc. Steamer Kirkland leaves
foot OF eSler avenue st 80 =. m, Madi-
son street az ?. m. Special car IT Yesler
avenue after ball Is over Round trip -
cents. Music by LANCER & Lenhents band
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
GREENWOOD.

Slnce the snos that fall. after thl.
tune % the wear scon runs Ia slu.h, thu.
mailing little 90 M Improvement In the
travelling. wemlght a. well consider oui
shedding Tor the season a. about ended
Your scribe haule,i six feet of cord WOOD
"a market Thursday and found very
good slcidlng till he reached the Other
side of the Pond where IL ended aboai
a. abruptly az the late thillan war.
Until rcCsntly there we're eight shan-
doncd farms within a radius of about
tao miles, but two ot them are now oc'
cupiel simeon farr has moved on Ia
the sylvester Cole plac., and Daniel
llrrtick has traded for. aud moved on
10 the l.anssl Curtis farm. That leaves
only slx stlll vacated.
Th.rc IA. been 40 little rain aud snow
Naicr 20 late that Henry Cumming. "a.
Obliged to suspend saving birch last
we.k and xah for the pond Ia OIL up.
Charlie. DonhAm % West Bethel came
Co -. "a last saturday, aud Ne could
not help notlcing how he had grown old
aud venerable la looks since Ne saw hun
last September. Hut the mystery va.
made a. plain As the index finger on the
hand of time. shen told that he had
lately becoms grandfather. Ills dsugh-
ter Dom. Who ~a- married year ago
last Thanksgiving, presented her hus-
hand y ith a fine boy oD the slst 81 fec-
ruary, within fe~ hours 81 washing
ton. birthday. We congratulate the
happy par,nts, and hope their sou viii
live o. become .s great and good a man
=. fHaF unfSl fssr.nnase.
Ia. sap season aud weather have
come. AMI nov hurrah Tor the sweet side
NJ lIf,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
PORTER.

snow mostly gone and roads are set
thing fast, quite dry In some places.
Please make correction In regard To
Mrs. Levi Libby; IL should be ~ years
instead of 81, as you got u.
Mr.. Alonlo Rounds Lost his adopted
daughter, buried on Sunday last, aud =
Mr.. Moody, making five that lay dead In
this town nj one time,-somethlng that
does not very often happen In ANAL
town like this.
We learn that James VI. French, for
merly Of this town, but now living In
Everett, Massachusetts, had the mlsfor-
tune To lose the sight Of one eye, from
q piece Of stone flying and hitting him
In the eve from q blow from q slesige
that another WAS using hammerlng stone
In we'll. Ills other eye IL now very
bad and fears are entertained that be
Will lose the sight Of the other eye. II
seems hard case for 90 young man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Deacon n. y. Cummings aud wife OF
Mlnot spent Wednesday nigh, With hi'
sister.
Mr.. Henry ~. Wilbur made short
call. on old friend. at the Corner.
The sisters aud other relative. and
friends of Mrs. clifford wheeler of
I.ethel we're at her funeral "wednesday.
Her very sudden death produces shock
~ .adnc.. Ia many hearts. She was a
native 90 Albany aud very highly e.
teemed and one of the excellent of the
earth.
Mrs.. Llryie Lowering 10 oxford stop
ped over night with her sunt, Mrs. vii.
bur.
Frank Bean, Who has worked In Han
over. driving team, during the winter,
4. Al home with al. father, \. q. Bean.
After a .hoSt r,.t will return To Han
over Ia work on farm.
Nellie Wilbur will start next Tuesday
for Andoyer, Mass, to work for Brain
ard Cummings.
Warren Becker has gone Ia litter
vale, y. H., tn work for the season at
the same place where he has worked Tor
several seasons past.
Ab.l Andrews has gone Ia Jackson
and other towns In New Hampshire ON a
business trip.
AryhIe cole aud his daughter, Mrs.
Has,, have gone to Lynn, Mass.
Theron Cummings has commenced
saving wood for his neighbour. with
horse power.
Frcelon bird and hls youngest dsugh-
ter are quite sick.
Ora Saunders' little boy, about four
year. old, I. very sick With Ia grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
MIRIAM.

Roscoe q. Greene, Esq., IL visiting his
son Charles at Madison.
Albion \. Milliken, OF Mechanic Falls,
was In town Recently.
James Ciemons, OF Jackson. ". H.,
was In town Sunday tn visit his father,
Col. Aldrich N. Clemons, who IL very
sick.
Mrs. Eugene wadsworth IL improving.
Mr.. Daniel W. Pierve has recovered
from his recent illness.
Mrs. John Fierce goes Ia Portland to-
night Thursday 10 hear addresses from
Mas Frances y. willard aud Lady SOM
erset.
Elmer BLACK IL tn manage the town
farm the present year.
Joseph Cilley has received . pension,
Mr.. Herbert IIobsou is falling In
health.
Hon. Charles Rankin has bought r.
q. Greene's store and hall.
Mrs. Marshall W. spring IL quite III
We learn that Charlie Hansou haas po'
sitiou - bookkeeper Tor q nrm 10 West
virginia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
hERRON.

The Iadic.' Ali society had an Ice.
cream supper In the chapel last Friday.
walter Gray aud Mi.. Msdge Wilson
of Colby University visited th. school
last week.
Mis- Mary Dcunlng ~ Mechanic Fails,
a graduate aud former teacher here, u
visiting In the place. Miss Dcnnlng j.
teaching In Massachusetts,.
Professor Matthews ~ Colby gave an
interesting lecture on Rome Tuesday
evening In >turtsyant Hall.
Friday evening. April LIT, the student.
gave a masquerade sociable.
We learned Friday 70 th. death Of Mrs.
Levi. l.iitleheld ~ Aubaru, Maine.
Mrs. Ll,tlefeld was the Youngest dsugh-
ter 81 the late l.. :. Bumpu., aud lived
la thi. nelghborhood until her marriage.
Henry n. >t.arns has two ~ the new
.vaporator. aud covered tin bucket. Tor
all hi. tres; az h. I. well equipped for
making large quantity OF hr.t-clas'
syrup.
Mud l. drying up fast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
STATE ~ MAINE

Cotst, 80 OtfoHp.
h.ssrl - tognty tofninisstsnefs, I,er. -s.-i"u
Issl, hill ~ alloarnmsnt Marrh lath, is'g.
tfD> the fsfrsudng Ietitisn, sstisfsstnry efi
tisne. hastng lssn involved that III f-fitissasr'
o.. rr.t.sn.tbls. " Q. OupFHfp. that ths tsunti
gssnals.tapsr. ms-t 81 The AntuNsr iisa-.
In An lever Oh Tus-.isy. tlt- .-trnth las - Ian
Bsxt al ten ~ ths ekEk. 4 ", 40
tl.nr~ rr.ssl o. stss m ruuts mention
81 IA ssh Is,itiss. imms.iisisly after shiei
,isw Q heafng ~ a.. parties All their 81
nr..ss will - hal Al ssfns convenient Ilafi
In the ,ttnltY. snsi sash ether measure
tAlsa Ia thc pr~tai-e. q. The ,ommi.sioper'
.hsii laiFc pfvt-f. MI u 4 further Ospt ~ o
that nfsirs ~ the time. pla.s anf parIu-s ~ ~.
gatnuissiausf.' usstihE afofvsail - sitsn o. Al
tsr-sas ant corporations intcrv.tesi, ~ ssusius
sits-,si su,ies - at Is,tioa aat ~ ihis orie'
Ih.ron 81 ls .sr,ci uI-,n ths r..Isstl'e ,@fs'
20 ths town, - Anfossr ant Rothury, an.l alss
pastel % In thr-e pabiic places Ia sssh - al
issn. aal pabli.hs-i thr,s sesks snus-.itsii
In the nsfBrl Dyrnf--fat q nssspstef prtnt>i Al
Parts In ssid tounty 30 pxfort. The nr-t ~ sat
pal.isstians snt essh - The ether nstiC.s. ~ -
iaais -sfsei AMI Ig-ts-i. a lcs.t thirty days u
fore al time - mcstins. o. The eni thN 81
t-f-ys. anil corporation. may then sni iher'
APPEAR snd shrv csn-s, N any they have, whi
he PRAYER ~ ali Pstiti"osrs shsahi ns u
sfsnt~i. -. 49,.
ArTI.r ALBrHr : Arsri>. Ciefs.
Atrsr copy - ali i's,ition ant oricro Gear
ATrs.r ALBEIT : AUSTIN, Clsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
DtcsvAlE.

The Assignment of the American Bob
bin. spool and shuttle Go. hits Deacon
wymsn hard. but he cbeerfully Keeps
the saws burning.
when viii people learn that stfae-
ture % stand requires something oes'aes
a sand foundztionf
The fsrrar hoy, who WAS 40 severely
cut In the face two weeks since, u DO
Ing drsi-raie.
Logging by sleis seems To be eadeh
her,alouts FOE thls season.
q. W. Gordoa's family viii move RON
Auburn to his gold-mining works In by
ron next week.
Hay Il scarce and !. being moved con-
slderably about.
lie put his bees down cellar last TALL.
To-day Was go sanshiny he brougnt
them up. lie failed 10 eiose all their
chance Of egress. Twas hot work When
thew came into the suns light. Hartshorn
and ALT vas In immediate demand.
Married, In franklin Plantation, MAI
M. by Rev. A. q. Abbott, Wallace b.
Haines and Hannah &. Smith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
LOWELL.

Mr.. George harrington, a former res
i,ient II this town. bat more recently llv-
ing In Ffyeburg, died NJ Lowell village ri
ia. home 81 hi. daughter, Mrs. \. q.
Walker, on saturday, March ~, aged ~
years.
Mr.. william A. Martin 81 this town,
died on saturday, the 2Gth inst, aged
~ years. Ills funeral Was attended
on TUESDAY from th. Christian church.
sermon by Rev. J. W. Card. The mem
bers Of Parker Post attended the serv'
Ices.
Mr.. Benj,mln Russell IL repairing the
building. ~ BENJAMIN Gray.
Mis- u. Ella Charles has come home fo'
short vacation from teaching In MAssa'
chuseits.
Mellen Eastman aud Arthur Mason
are working the maple orchard Of Thorn
a. ". Charles. This IL about the time
Of year 10 visit on the hill.
Dance and oyster supper at Andrews
hall Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Ilsari 20 sauty Cotnrni..ioaers. D-csnaisr se-
elton. i-ul he'll by atioafnment March ish,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
fLhhnT;ss 1 SirOrLr., ,., 4
srATy oY MAINE

IoT~r, go DkTORp,
Ilsari 20 sauty Commandments. D~osmi.@r Se-
sioa. ioi he'll ~ suoarnIneni harch lsh'
los!
tPp> ths Foregoing petition, satisfactory ,,
iiens. hayinE heen fvseiyesi that the petfionsfs
av rspOa.iblc. " L. ORDrHIp, that the tounil
Commi..isseTs meet AZ the Andoyef Iiouse "
AhsiJtgr village .oh the tseniy feurh lay ~ Naf
nfst a ten ~ the ri-k. \. ". AMI thsno- pro
eel b. yiss the roats mentioned In all pstlon
taims. d ,lsly after which Nics heanns ~ IN
Isaftirs and their witnesses stll - hal al sosns
soatenisnt plssr In the yieinity, and such stlpsi
tsea.ar. taken In the premise. &c the Commit.
.ionsf. shall Judge prOTer AMI u l. furfel
pgDtRtD, that notice ~ The tine, plare AMI
purlss-s 90 The totnml.slonsr-' mestinE afgFe-ali
~ .gen O. all Isrsoa. AMI corporations Interest
~ by eaa.ing siteste.i copies of sail Istitioa an
~ this orier thereon " 10 ser,vl upoh the rrsJsst
I've ,ictk. "a the T0sns ~ Anio,sr, RoxbuTt
sn Ramfori. All slso y,s-tei up In three pubht
plssss In esrh - -slt towns, snl pubil.hs-l thwt
wcsk. .nere..i,sly In the osfori l'cmorrai. .
new spspsr ptintel d fans In sAit tOunty ~
Osfori. th- hr-t % saii publications, ant earl
20 the ssl~r nssis.-. % 10 msie, -sryet All pot
81. at last thirty days leforv salt time ~ NEE,
lns. o. the cut that al Isr-on. sni corporations
tasy lien ssi ther~ spar and shsw csa-e, "
say tbsy have. ~hy The prayer ~ .aii I-rti,onsr'
.bsuli nj be xrantsi
ArT,sr ALBEr = AUSTIN, C-rk.
4 true oopy u all r.,iiioa AMI orlsT oi
Court thsrcon.
ATsr ALBERT =. AUSTIN. CLsRk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
WEST PERU.

sin between slelghlng and wheeling.
The railroad men are waiting for the
frost to get out before they can finish
grading.
James Goweli and Trsfton Harmon
have each sold horse To IIod Morrill, OF
Buckdeld. lIod thinks he got beaten on
the Gowell horse.
SAP has begun tn run and the syrup
makers are busy.
Mary Hall Il visiting friends In Paris.
sadie Walker u soon going 70 Asssa-
chusetts TO visit Mrs.. Kate woodsum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
= vEVORiAN

urtt. morning % March 18th. AZ her
An.. E..Afsi. thrrr passed sway
~. E.'N BOLSTER. VIII 20 AleNsnier
t..trIH
ra.t. lr, ls'orr her death. Mr..
U.J..H aas ..ifcl With Influenza and
.rF...H r..f f,uisrly cared Tor and
brff-., ..r.ri. heart failure folloS~i
s-f,-iai H.'Ir anil useful llic, taking
I'm Doc .,Us family mosi devoted
a-f.a.HH.tts wife aud mother, and
D. tf. community Ia which he lived,
akrI srI symlsthstic nsighl'or aud
'rs-.
n. u..-s. .,r,lt-. Werv held AZ the
Ei..... .f.r.h u1 April 1t, where the
rT-I. af... - he htd cared Tor.
st.-. tsI .lr hid rob-d Tor the
g-.t.. srI f.r ths last time ca 10
rl...f ... sha-s smile. hsd chesrcd 80
rir. tu..
N....--.- l..I.',i ~ the sad rites.
u. r...T. fu.Ur vas Chokcd With
s-.a f.rfI .... q a. iriend, AMI "a
,.... .f.tt ginger. ssry loft With sym-
sfH.. tt... fHUrr. told not only 20
a.I..I ..s. 'H,r bat a the Affections
70 ..r. e E..s .h..lhn.d .h- hal helped
.rts. .bI ~ exquisite pillow 81
-H. ....f 7Hsyrs and trailing ferns
si. fH. -rfrfgI tuhuts q a fathsr,
ut..f DING hH, shr had held In her
t-r. ei.s 't- mnihyr rendered hers
rf.lr- .rI. Ffes.i lee the summer rain.
o. .r.srs trv mauV. bat she rests
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
snR1h PARIS.

Mr.. Pos. hs. moved on to his place In
the Tuell District.
Mr.. Columbia Durham has gone to
u,...ehu.stts Ia take care Of her sister
sarah. a.
Charlie. stevens has moved on To MI
D~n.on's place and taken charge.
IF. Liitlehale a Go. will finish saw
ing birch this week.
Geo. a. Chase aud Almon Wsshouru
have exchanged farms.
JT. I.ittlshlle IL school agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
NORI1 AlaANv.

The kimbsll brother. have returned
from Percy, y. H.. and report favorably.
Mr.. Clifford Wheeler 81 Bethel died
very suddenly MONDAY. She was about
her work as usual In the morning but
Va. found lying dead on the floor by
some members Of the family after they
had been absent short time.
school meeting In District No. Was
held saturday. sherman Ilaselton Was
chosen agent.
Mrs.. Martha kimbsll, who has been
.ick with Ia grippe, IL improving. and !.
up around the house some now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05


The town meeting March sl.t resulted
Ia the following choice of Officers;
Meisrstor. =. ". CiArs.
A.-e-.sr-. ~ 4. Bennsti. \. fhnt. " :
Bsah.
Tr,ssur,t. .. 4. Han.
Cisfk and Supervisor, X. 4. storvr.
Ilishway ~ufNeyuf. N. a.. hsnnstt
,ollestor. u. :. bean.
"a. Flint moved out % the wood.
Monday; Cameron 4 >turtsvant Tues
dsy.
\ man by the name 10 l,obarge was
carried Ia Berlin "Wednesday from
r~itchelr. camp With badly broken
leg.
Caleb smith died az flint's Hotel
Thursday morning. The body ~as taken
"a hi. home al Mars IIlll for internent.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Horace frcst went slso.
A sad Journey for the beres,ed sister.
The T~ltchells and llorstio Chase
moved out 10 the wood. Thursday, aud
Walter Buckmsn saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolNas OF the WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS

WEST PARIS.
Lovely spring weather the pact week
Main Street IL nearly dry.
\. j. Curtis a Co. have Just rrvlved
their spring line of wall rap~r.
L. II. swan has something new for .
sssh balance.
Mrs. Mary bradbury IL tltiing up the
old Daniel Quits shop Tor a millinery
shov.
Epworth League meet. With Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. y. Ferry Monday. evening.
j. A. Brooks Ia doing quite business
clipping horse. this spring.
W. X. Bradbury's teams have rvturn~i
from the woods where they have been At
work this past winter.
lin briggs and Prank Berry have re
turned home. They have been AZ work
In rOpsham. Ne, the past winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Andrews are vis-
Ting relatives In Cambridge, Massacha-
setts.
Nell Blckn.ll zoe. to Portland satur-
DAY Ia work this summer.
Charles stevens IL sccn To move on to
the 18th Benson farm at North Paris.
a.. l.. Danhsm Of Brattleboro, VI,
wss In the place this week.
Mrs. :. III. Cabin returned home
Friday. She has been In Massachusetts,
. number % weeks caring for sick sis
ter.
The W. Parts Mfg. GO. are doing .
good business nov, aud are shipping q
large number % chairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

uAsJ SUMNER.

Another % old summers resident.
passed away In the death of Roswell
briggs. which occurred on the 18th Inst.
Tie va. .lck ONLY about one week with
an attack ~ pneumonis. lie had kept .
small stock Of groceries and medicines
for sale aud va. able Ia attend "a hl.
business until about q week before hi.
death. lie wss a soldier In th. ".\roos-
took war." Age - years.
The VII. ~ Rev. u. :. illbbard starts
thi. week for ksnsss To visit . daughter
residing there.
I,ey. =. II. Richardson !. 10 return Ia
his plac. In Hebron thi. spring.
4. u. rark and wife returned home ON
Tuesday. lie has been teaching Ia liar-
rington thi. winter.
traveller. en- route for Humford falls
are frequent ani hungry.
Work on the bridges on the Portland
A I,umiord Falls Railroad u In progress.
They ar. To- be- strengthened for heavier
engines. There will be- heavy freight
traffic thl. season.
over $1,000 feet 81 logs are Ia be run
from here Ia Turner village TIL. spring.
We acknowle,ig. the recclpi of maple
syrup from Winnie Head. Thanks for
the same. stSts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Dearborn u. Dirgin, "(Derb)" = Tor.
m-r resident ~ this town, writes from
Rochester. y. v, that %. wishes la lo-
cate nj the city of l.umford Falls. la the
real estate agency bu.iness.
Quite q number of men are boarding
around here, waiting for work.
Dr. Peircc I. having lumber hiulol
for q new house.
six men are putting an addition :"
Mrs. Abbott. house, providing i-n"-
ment In which II !. expected Conductor
Moore will live after July LIT.
The report rrg,riing the buliiins 81
the bridge wa. from man Who ought
not 20 lIe-he did nevertheless.
Alphonso i'.nlry. from Bethel, u
boarding nj E.lon Bsftlett's.
Hay had several men come lat week
10 put In cul,cft. along the railroad.
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aOxBURv.

The melodiOus song 81 the blueblrd
.alutel Va this morning, the JOth.
The fettsrs II winter are breaking
Slsighing {. nearly done.
Nice zap weather..
The country l. helng flooded With tons
81 patent medicine advertisements.
Prople Who buy the medicine have
al thi. trash To pay Tor, and
big profit be.ldes. IL people ~ouli
never bay one cents worth Of patent med.
iclne they would have more money and
morr health. Nv health IL too precious
10 b. throwu away on patent stun.
When Ailing 90 Ia \ physician or rest at
home which /. often all that nature
needs
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NORTb BuCkeiElO.

l.. A. Keen aud wife Of East sumner
have been In our place visiting the past
week.
Vim. T.. Damon I. az work at u. u.
iIer.ey's maxim; maple syrup.
Head Broth"r.' MILL yard ]. all hlI.''
with rock maple. white birch aud shingle
stuff, but very little soft wood.
l.. G. Bate. and wife 81 West sumner
we're at u. Monks. ON n short visit
last week.
Mrs. g. u. kcene IL al u. Monks again,
Mrs. q. ID. Dayi. IL Mt Lewiston on q
Walt.
B.F. Head went to Lewiston the 26,ll
on business.
Carl Head, Guy Turner aud VIII Bis'
bee are cutting wUod for Harry Buck.
Charles Damon has hired out for 81,
months To Geo. VI ,xim of Pari..
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IAsf aanMNElsIn

The Kings Daughters entertainment
~as q .accc.s. 4 good sum ~as realized
Tor their works % philanthropy.
News IA. been revived % the safe ar
rival Al Bueno. Ayrc- % .. y. >tickney
after a very long passage.
Mr.. frAnc.na Brooks died on the
aisi.
J. :. Grey ami several men employed
with him al barton, VI, lefi on Monday
Cor their summers work.
Very little maple syrup !. being made
this war.