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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
RuwroRo FALLS.

Tberv are eight building. In different
stages % construction, In the business
scCtion. AZ prrsent. two on Canal street
i've on Congress street and one on Rive,
~trc.t
\ party 20 Portland basine-. met
visited the fall. Thursday, also q party
from Auburn.
Morris Dunn has leased hi store q
parties from Gardiner, Tor billiard
hall.
James Gowell l. building store Cot
Mr.. l.. VI. brown % Peru.
Messrs. Coulomhe a Baker 10 Gorham
y. a., are preparing the foundation Got
q large bullding pa Congre.s street.
Mr.. v. W. Hove of Gardiner, has HI.
storv on Congress street up aud boarded.
Jos. PORTER has his bakery nearly
completed.
Every WEEK show. q ,islbl. change,
esI-cially ou the paper aud chsmlcal
mills.
Road Master o.gcod % IN. 4. a u. y.
X. X. has bought lot on the wc-t aide
% the river near the old Knapp place.
work on the railroad extension on the
south side % the middle level canal l.
progressing rspldly.
How L. thi. for q po-t once that.
only hecn running two months, 81.
worth of stamps canccled Monday.
sept. isths This viii soon be a prcsldcn'
tial ofiice al that rate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
hEaRON


Mr.. and Mrs.. Bralnard have returned
To IIallowrll.
Mrs. Sargent arrived home last week
Prof. J. y. Moody aud his chilir-t
have returned Ia Auburn for the begin
ming IL school.
Mrs. Dea. Moody IL improving IL
health. Mrs. VIM. X. Moody Of Boston
l. with her.
Mrs. \. \. Turner 81 Boston, Who has
bcen boarding at A. q. Bowman's, has
gone Ia North Bridgton where she vii
stay q while before returning home.
l,ev. =. u. Richardson and Mrs. Rich.
ar,i.on have been spending their vacation
at their old home.
Miss Abble LeiI. IIibbs aud her cousin,
Miss Carrie Tribou of Machias, have ~.
turned from their Walt to Auburn.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 10. ". Watkins of South
Paris have been spending few day. al
4. T.. Trips.
The rain "Wednesday KEEP, people from
going to the fair.
The apple. are ripenlng fast and nov
look much letter cnlor than at this time
last year. We think there will bc quite
a crop In TIL. vicinity.
There IL some complaint that potatoes
are Iotting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
RQxauRN.

Our mall now goe. out In the morning
Ca connect with the mall train at Rum.
ford Fails. This IL great Improvement
~ we can now send letter Ia Boston In
one day.
J.. l.. Weeks IL helping T.. A. Thomas
build . house for Mrs. johnson aud Her
bert, her son.
The potato crops very light In this
town.
Considerable fun was made Of the new
Way nj voting nj our election. One Re
publlcan lost his vote by marking In the
wrong place. Another missed voting for
governor.
Mr.. McMurphy planted potatoes after
the middle of July, plowiug the ground
after he cut the hay. lie now has Potsioe.
as large as hens eggs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
RuurORD.

Local news u scarce here.
livery one l. az work la the corn shop
or gone 90 the fair.
The summer boarier. are all gone and
travel through here Il light except ex-
cur.ionists Ia the falls. That IL much
visited town.
Very little excitement about election
and the defeated party seems indlf'er-
ent AZ usual. Everybody here like. the
new system ~ bslloting.
Eumford po.t oifice has been made a
money order Office long felt need sup
piled.
The SWEET corn l. nearly all Ia and !.
proving q heavy crop. FARMERS are In
luck for oncc. The shop will close the
last ~ the week.
Harry Elliott I. so far recovered that
he think. 81 returning to tb. Pals thi.
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
BYRON

Election and bear hunting have been
prominent topics the past week.
The man Who l. said to lie dull In pay
ing hi. own taxes came some week. ago
to enlighten "a. a. Tn the need OF tax
reform, and Was here again saturday
afternoon To help glorify the raising of
a Democratic dag, which Was hung 10
the breeze, with a cheer from Hun, aud
the chairman Of the Democratic CON-
miti.e. Being so oyerpowered With in-
portance Of the occasion, he apparently
had forgotten his speech, which made II
rather a dull ceremony.
The Republicans held q meeting sat
ur,iay evening, at Hop city, to show
those Who wished to know just how We
are o,errcached by the money power.
our books show, beyond doubt, that We
receive In state school fund enough Into
eight dollars 10 pay our county and state
taxes. also that the chairman OF our
Democratic town committee, who ha.
been very prominent as "reform
how Ter, pays i've cents towards state aud
county taxe. and the children Of hi'
family draw from state school fund sly'
After a very instructive address by w,
=. Robinson, on benefit Of tariff, al
went home feeling satisfied, M reform
needed Of the Kind proposed.
Al Young's hounds freed cub Fri
day and elf Was promptly on hand and
thought the critter he could see In the
tree top VAS hedgehog but on giving
him q shot made him give the beat
.aueal and he soon had u pelt.
Geo. Easter and Nat Carr are battling
trap. With beef and lambs heads, salt
PORK. goldfish and other bear dainties
but though hears call nightly and lunci
they fall ''to put their feet la IT,"
IL L. thought the same bear 10 roun,
that left a handkerchief In Green Hall,
pasture last v AR, and has got him gun
a. a lamb came up recently With bul
lei hole In his hip. II should he unlaw
full 10 furnish bears with guns.
Quite food Of tourists have been u
town the past week. Some fishing
others visiting gold mines, and som
taking advantage Of low water In stream
to load up with the beautiful and pre-
cious stones with which the beds Of Tn
| ..x.r. ahound
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
DlcsvAlt.

The Oti.hsld Frve Baptist quarterly
meeting held an Interesting session viii
the church az West reru last week. ln-
structiVe di.cour-ss we're delivered by
IN. clergymen In attendance. Owing "a
the nightly threatened frOst, the farm
ers we're kept busy gathering their sweet
corn. and the attendance ~as not what
II would have bc,u with les threaten
iug c5nditiOns.
n. :. Myman, a widely known citizen
oi this town, lies very sick Of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. wymAn, AUNT Betsey," had q
quite sever. nm turn this Tuesday morn
Ing. she l. In her ,ighty-slxth year.
tool nights have prevailed th'
past week no material damage has beef
done by frOsis az yet.
The sweet corn crop !. nearly cut and
4. reported a good Que aud of excellent
quality. some biz days works pack
Ing have been done at the Dixheld shop
MANY IL the best pieces of corn and
larg. number 20 workers are from TN
.Ide. but Dixiield, a. ever, climbs tins
pole aud claim. the cake.
The farmers are making ready "a
harvest bountifal apple crop.
Potatoes ar, small aud few.
Grain being threshed l. reported a
yieloing yell.
Ne~s /. scarce a. gee-e's teeth.
The new ballot la~ probably has MI
e,l the two birds, '..fllss and f.isrs"d
90" 18th Que stone. - mote u be.
The political Pot appears To be frofe'
ox.s In mi. town less than q two-third
xo,e ~as polled here on Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
DENMARK.


Mr.. J. v. smith and Mr.. John AleXan-
der have gone 10 Washington, ID. e., ia
the u. \. u. encampment.
Cha.. II. Blake II home on q short
vacation.
Mis-. Ethel Hodge l. with Mrs. Angus
tine Ingalls, for few days.
\ good deal of kicking here about the
Australian ballot sys,em.
A heavy rain storm visited this place
for the last two days.
The corn pack will finish next Mon
day. About 10000 cans have been put
up. The iabelers will have about thres
weeks work.
The corn shop boys will have dance
Ia odd Fellows Hall, Friday evening
lIennett's Orchestra.
A Roy baby 10 Mrs. Chas. Blake
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Went
worth, last "wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
East nC0RON.

The veterans are preparing to Walt
Washington.
A very quiet election for this vicinity
A good many voters staid away from
mi. q. Bessey IL putting in hls sIlsge
me sweet corn IL nearly all picked.
m. ". Merrill IL buying fall apples.
Mrs. 4. n. kccne and her sister, Nis'
Emma Russell, are visiting their rela'
tives In gray and Cumberland.
ID. 4. Keenc and c. >. keene navs
soue 90 East sumner 20 work On tnelI
81 thsy have taken Of Packard 4
Latham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
NORyn PARIS

America andrews has hem on the
sick list few day. bat Il better now.
Mrs. America Mayhem Il suffering
from arrangement 81 intellect.
Mr.. Pingrcc !. at work Tor Mrs. Full
Ter.
VIII Durham had the misfortune 90
lo.e a valuable bull which be was drlv-
Ing IN the county fair. II got badly
heated aud died from the effects 10 ".
q. ". Young has returned home 10
Braintrcc, Mass.
I'll. Barrvtt IL paying sl.?i PER bar
r,l for fall apples In this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
OXFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles spring OF chl.
cago were here for . short time is''
Mrs. Martha, widow Of WIN. oliver,
d,.i IN Harrison, sept. sth, aged abou,
:. wears. The funeral services were held
:, The Methodist church, sunday, Rev
Mr.. Purington officiating.
Lanes Wright Of south Paris spoke q
,hs Rspublicsn rally. saturday evening
usry Joues IL teaching st the falls,
and Lena Perkins AT Ninot' a.
Married., sept. sth. By Rev. =. ~
wsth~u, Thomas Hesiop and Arvh''
Pitts, both of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
MARRIED.

In Norway. seta. u. Wy Rev, q. y. Angel
PhiIip X. Brsdbary and Katie NJ. iihs, both o
10 Norway. ssp, 10. J. orn smith aud Grao'
N. stevens. hath OF Norway.
In Norway, Aug. Il, by Rev. H. :. Elieoa!
Henry D.. Han % West Paris, AMI Alice "
Rolfe Of Norway. a, q,
Moor,, CharIs. d. Dickson % Gorham, an
Nellie Thompson of Newy.
In Locks's Mills. ssps. !. Al the BRIDE parent.
by Rs,. n. y. fiekstt, Alert l.. Green an
carrie Aver, bath of Is-ke's Mill.
In Oxfsri, SEPT. =, by Rev J. VI. Watben
Thomas iie-Iop and A,ilh Pitis. bo'h Of On
fori. -.
In West Paris. Aug. %. by Rev. " W. sasl
AionirAm Curtis AMI Miss sarah y. Whiuem"fs
l-sSh Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
NORTH BuckFiElD.

Our summer compang IL all gone.
clint Mason and hen Record are still
st work at the corn shop At south Paris.
Fred Harlow started for Floral Park,
n. ", the 18th.
Charles Warren and Del Morse have
been threshing In our vicinity the past
Cart. Robert Jack, wife and daughter,
Of Bowdolnham, have been at Dan jack.
on Walt.
A. w. spssiding and wife have goos
10 Massachusetts, Waiting.
4. ID. Swallow and v. ID. Bicknell am
resdy 20 commence framing their barns,
A. s. Bssssy has his rsady 70 raiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
RUMFoRo POINT.

The corn shop closed to-day. IL has
canned the biggest crop since II started.
IA yet we have had no frosts to iUure
any planted crops.
Rev. Mr.. Grc.s finished his engage
ment with the universallst church at the
Point last Sunday. The society have
engaged him another year. lie was Tx
al very much by all denominations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

Tss sadsr,isned. having bsss avpelste.i By
The iIoa. JsdEe Of Probase. for Ne County 81
Oxferi. On tks third Tuesday Of August. a. y,
slains Of erssiitors against Ne sssAis Of jobs !
Braer, Ne Of Upsos. IN said Cesnty. decsassd,
Iypsssss.~i issslysst hsr.sy I've nssic. tss.
81 .e.sss fro. - dsss q ssa svI" ns,
and prove their elains, asd thsy yin b. In -
sIoa 4 NJ following plas asd uns fer u gss
pee Of vcsivins N se.s, 70 Nh, q " 90
81 iisrrtek . Pan, - issthsi. % rsssday, FEB
q: 4 az 4, ;:2E;s-''s a: .; J -;
SAhusL is..rrwifcnxLL Ssssrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

The steam mill % u. W. BENNETT va.
burned the lOth, together With all the
machinery aud quite large stock of
lumbcr. The loss Il e.tlmited AZ 5000.
This I. the second time Mr.. Bennett Ia.
Lost mill BY lire, aud he has the sym.
patty 81 the community, and II u hoped
they will give him substantial aid. IA
,hl. Was the only MILL In town II l. q
los. Ia the entire community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
IIpHON

A.a Abbott !. making extensive re-
pairs on his stable.
Mrs. II. .. West I. visiting relatives
In Everett, Mass.
Addlc Brown Il slowly Improving.
Mr.. Hollis Abbott has returned home
from East Clifton, l.. e., where she has
been visiting her parents.
Born. On Mr.. aud Mrs. Ellsworth LON
bard, sept. 10Th, daughter.
Claude Abbott has returned Ia hi.
school In Lewiston.
Miss LEA Douglass Il keeping house
for Mr.. West during her absence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
sss Wiaai. Sc. Pss,issa. Ne.


To IN. IIonstabls Coanty Commis.ionsrs % ths
reunty % ~, fori anil STATE of hains
The an,lerslsns-i, tnhsbitants - the tounty oi
Oxtort. most re-pcstfully vprc-snt that com
rnoa coatsnisnrs anil pess..ty fcguiw nsw
hrrsii0n., sterstions. di.cvntinuanos- All ths
srsdins % hin. In the highway az no~
no~ ,rs,eh~i In the towns of hssioo. kosbury
anil nyrun - male aBt oriered bstwesn ths
following I-olnts. via Commencing AZ the .tor,
~ tleury ". fsfk IN the tow ~ hstieo, thenes
by the main trayelei raj thpuEh tn
tsun. - Msxico. Roxhufy All byrua AMI
terminating az the dwelling house % John
lleuxhton In saii t0~a ~ Byron.
whsrrfor-. We pstition yoar iionorsele boarl
that amer hue Notice o. al c"fIaraiions an'l
psrtis. lntsrvsts-i. yoa will View the pr,misc.
hear The psris. AMI make such nsw locsiions,
sltsraiisas. di.eoRtinusRess In the highway
al.s,s dsscrils.i anil order the grading ~ sui
hills on The same As may Sen u your lionor-
fvs.anAbh AMI prupsr.
pais.i this .l,iesnth day ~ July, l-,i.
JOHN IiOuGiifo>, ., 10 al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
NEWRv.

Eather a light vote In this town for
pr,.hIentlAl year on Monday. The Dem
ecrat. had a plurality Of eleven on the
vote for governor. The vote for Rep
,...utatiVe Ia the legislature stood lhil-
brook. Republican, %, Howard, Demo
cr.t. Il. Two ballots were marked de-
fsc,Iye. One straight Prohibition ticket
~ns voted excepi lio~ard Democrat fo'
representative To the legislature.
1. X. Bartlett formerly OF Poplar
Hotel. Newry, has lately, az ! am TOLD
hoa ,ht the hotel al Brysnt's Pond and
will take possession at once.
y. ". Frost Who sold out In June '.
John Coolidge Il now looking about viii
m. view % purchasing farm.
IN. corn shop az Bethel is sooul
through. IL has been good season io'
the business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
STATE ~ MAINE.

STATE ~ MAINE.
ONgORD, q. september :, lss..
Personally sptsa-ri John BARKER, WIN. wool.
.am ssi ". W. " hiimsr-h, County Commi--ioa.
solns account. by them .e,srally subscribed
arv true. liefOre me,
ALBEIT =. AUSTIN,
C<rk sup. Jul. Court.
OXFORD, %. september :. ls',
Having nrst esaInlpel anil aadItssi the forv.
solns secount., We certify that Ne all0w theroon
the folowinx sums rc-Icsti,ely. VIA
To John Bsrker, ~ "
To Mm. wosi.am. Ia "a
To W. W. Mhitmsr-h. IL y
EDWARD q. WALKER, County Attorney
ALBkKT \. AUSTIN,
Cisrk :. =. Court
0'i e.. te sIs & Is Al, ars sfT,s, cr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

n r.foith, isil b. being singled.
Il .,..I hingks 20 stone arr also be
ta,prul thtry, o. rvpacc the brick
..kNtTes aHl keefer tore out ~ the
=, Chimney. iu their hurried aud sue
"a plr.aIi q irv,ricm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

"a, l.unu.. grapes, aud raisins
- M, arr very nice. Please
r.-lL.ak A. them a. No. ~ Main -.
FANNIE 4. FOgnEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

f,.rti Perkins hss op"n~i barber
.-naroam ia Mr.. Nsson's, put out
- taIr. ali b. prepared 20 do any
-. In hat lue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
STATE OF MAINE.

0xrORn. ss.
COURT ov COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
september session. isss
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNT AMI
nOAD Hills.
LED. To JOHN BARKER, DR.
Msy ~. Il. ~, n. q, days 81 Rumfcri
| on v-rtisioa ef sslsstsssa. hs
lon all~. travel tro~ wes, is-th.i
% namferi Falls. VIA OF south
Asdovvr and rvturn. u"
May q. %. o. o. 9, .. 9 dsys at An IAN
ip miiss travel frem West lssth.l
10 Assio,er. via OF swain's Soefh
and RoSbary Noteh AMI rvturn.. v"
Nay -. day Al Norway on petition OF q.
:smiis. travel from Wet nsshel
,sNcrvay On Harrison Rosd anil a.
Jane ], day 81 Paris. sS
% miles travel from Norway 10
Paris sni rvtarn.
Jane :. :, day. ., Rosbary on rs'i'iea a..
- miles travel from West nsshsl :
IN nor bury asd rvtarn. go
June u. day a fryesarr Academy
70 mile. travel ircm ws., ns,ssl
70 fryebarr Academy Grant and n
Jane ID, day At Fan. on p<si,ion Of
VIM. Richardson. In
estra,ei fvm Wet Dsthelto
Parts and rvtarn. 80
June Is. ~, ~, days 81 IAks Ros,i In.
sysctiea In the uninoorpsrsiei
tsunship-, IN
jane u. %, I. day. al Paris. June AL 49,,
Iogrpe.i term, 40
a. mile. travel. West Bethsi 10
Paris sni r.turn, 80
July u. 10, Is. q day. a. Dishshi on
pstition % j. =. iiarSw Ant
Sshsr-, IN
ia miIe. travel from West Bsthei
" plsheh AMI vsarn by rail- 49,,
roat, ls0
Aug. 4. day AZ Parts, s.iJoarps-i term, $50
ol mile. travel from West hsthel
~ Part. ant rvturn, 80
Aug. :, =. 10. N. days ~ swesisn sni
nrhiran, lolnt view, With Cum.
lsrtsni tounty CosaantssieDers. 10"
a. miAs travel from West isthslto
swe.isn ani brtisssa sni rvturp. sh
AUG. %. %, fs. . days al south far. ON
PETITION ~ sslestmen, 10
"a miie. trs,el from West nsthsi
a. Paris ant r,tarn, 80
sept q. :. :. 9 days h Paris, regular
session, 10
~ wils. travel from West Bs,l..l
" Paris AMI retarn. 80
IL. %
JOHN BARkER-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

-. p,t, whitman has rcturnei
e.-,l,8I o. attend uhe Tall term n
4. uu Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
COUNTY ny OXFORD -

Town.. wOODsuM. Dr.
la County Commissloosr.
May u, ~, l.. 10. -. day. on ps,ltloa
Of ssl.tmsn 20 RHmfori, tls. eli a
To tuyel frnm West Peru o.
south Anio,er on ,i.s hrsiisn
anfi rvtaTn, ~ mils-. :. go
Nay %, Is, .. O., ,, dsy. on p,'lilga go.
.-iestmsn - Anis,ef. tlo, ES
To travel o. Anio,er on viss
frsa Wet reru ant r,'sfn. lo
NAY 81 80. ssi Jane Z. dag. on Ts,i
lion % .slestmsn ~ >orway ant
srr.nsogt. tisl. 10
Tots,,l from West Peru ~ Nor.
way 90 ,icw all r,iarn ~ miles, :, 40
Jane q. !. ant :. days on T-t % -sir.t
men u .osbary, as 10
TstnVcl frsm West Peru ~ Az
dover aai lo,bary on 'is~ and
Jun. a. ,isy Oh examination % frye
bsfs Aosismy orsnt raj. 10
To travel frvsn West Peru over
frysburs Academy Gran, R.ssi
sni r.,srn ~ West bsshsl, a.,
mll..,s. 10
Jane 10. al fah. sdiOarnei session,
To travel from West Bsthel ~
Parts sRi r,turu. ., mile-. 90
jane u. u, all u. . days ~ the iske.
on raj ih.pectl0n, tis. 10
To travel from West lietbsl sBi
vtara b. West fsra, po mil-s, %
Jane q AMI -. 9 days nfars Auoarn
81 session, eta, s."
Totrayel frvm Wet Peru b. fans
AMI return, - mihe., tW
Ialy "a, I dsy al Dishski on pstition %
John = IlArl0w AMI othsr.. 80
To travel frVm West Peru %
Dithehi AMI r,tarn. mils.... 10
Aug. AMI 3, Q DAY. al Pan. aijournci
session, eiio. b@
Totrs,sl from We, rsrutoPan.
Via Hall aBi rttarn, s mlls.,-. -
Aug = (. "a, AMI n. 4 day. 81 BnigtSn,
on Joint view, s.io, 1000
To travel frVm Wet Peru ~
Brtistoa. Via Hall ami >tAxv sni
r,tarn Including Niew, ID miles, =. 10 "
August q. %, and Is. . days al south
Psri. on PETITION % .sl.ctmsn %
Paris. sfhs. 80
To travel from West reru b. ~Outh
Pan. via Rail. ao miles, =. I'D
sept. q, I abi :, . days t Paris, resular
session. tia 30
To travel frvm West Peru % Paris
AMI r,iarn. 81. q"
,la %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

81. Prrkla. .ho~. the pem"crai
~. IL apple. q lAst yvar's crop
.-f,fIy ..a1i state 20 preservation,
"a. .m.-lih and frcsh a. when
- frum ~ trees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

s.,r Parker as taken In by Jailef
- In h. aftrruoon ~ elcction day,
!. a morning iu the Norway NUM-
= Ossrt D. Taiia fine Tor inioxica-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

-,.--s.ss' pressure 20 election and
I. 80 uss. has this week crowded
-s.saaHtIi, % lccal matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

n, ,-,,s'er Du Main street NAV sse
-. srI Stripe foating la i've
-, rlta,... 'hfse pleasant dAys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

-, hal an, desire Ia ~ 20 the
Nslrr.la, Nj we're Perfectly
..-,.i b. IA, Al home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

&C Ssa.sy. Esq.. % Canton, and
u,r.sy q Noutrcal, we're al
-. Al SEA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20

y. oxford Uuiyer.alist Association
-. A. riu. ulll "Wednesday and
>--.lay q nsNt se,k, sept. :, aud -.
- .a,.iatiou i extended Ia all 10
"a 4 D. sNlsytcd that Rev. stan
Il NreheI all te herv al the meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
COUNTY or OXFORD ..

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1904. Hebron Academy. 1892.
The raii Term Of Hebron Academy viii con
Tuesday, August 30, 1892,

mencs ON
Tuesday, August 80, 1892,
Offering 10 the young men AMI women Of TIL. 10
eanty ineroa-ei advantages Tor obtaining an esiu.
oatian. A. ferseriy thefr viii le thrre regular
courses % stuiy English. ClAs-eial and College.
The trssher- In thee courses are the satse q.
In the past few years with the eNcsItion that
Mr.. W. u. Donovan. A. u, will taks the plsoe
Of Prof spencer who win thi. fall texin q post
graduate course Of study NJ John, Hopkins Uni
yersity,
In s.iiition N the above thrve cour-e. of study
the Trustee. ui.h o. announce that Departments
of Elorution aud Music were establi.hei last
year api viii he continuei untsr the same
teachers the coming year. Mise Lillian u
sse,sn. graduate of boston school Of OrAiory
hs. ,hArye of the department 81 khsution AMI
will devo<e ell her time iariax the year " this
department. kvery student viii have daily In
| strustion without any charge In eior ation
students lesireing ettra time In this bran }
slofse. In.trustion u socoriins ~ method Of
Delsarte.
The Musicsi Departmsnt 10 under the eharxs
Of Mis-. Lillian u. small lady % hrre srrsrt
encs and training under ssch tearher. ~ Ernest
perntNS on the plano, and WIN. w. Dennet ia
| veal culture. Miss small will give TvDers
instrueti.n % the whole chool In singing without
charge. single he-obs On Piano ar, Organ se
/ Veal les.ons ar each.
spscial eia.-e. for,sesi for tbo-e desiring u
prvpare for tcachiag.
j Tor catalogue. information In rvTari " srhco
1 worn, loari. rooms, ste-, write " the Principal
W. ~ sAns1ST. or r.. l.. PACKARD. Soy.
| Hebron. Ne. July ]. i~t