davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

theirs, 500 sIs azdcar 56.31O kilos
Por Mauro P. MarCeau, 600 sTs azt
car 68, 400 kilos. POr J. OChoa y
/ IHermano, 88 sIs az6car $500 kiIos
/ Por 8. de Vijande Y %, 30 ere Rz6
car 100 kilos. Para; Melilla, pol
HxCmo. Sr. GobernadoE General, z
sTs cafe SOB kilos.
Para Habana Y escalas, vap esp
"BerengueT el Grande," }" despachado
por Rubert Hermanos, con Carga
de transito.
Para Msyagnez, vap ing "Alert, "
despaChado por LAtimer y Fernan
dez, con carga de trknsito.
Para Habana, vap esp "Espaha. ="
despachado por s. de Ezquiaga. 45O
sls cafe 41,14O kllos. Por s. de
Vijande y %, 15O sIs cafe 49, $50
kilOs.
Para Habana y escalas, vap esp
"Buenaventura," despaChado p0r
s. de Ezquiaga. Por Oobian Soils
y 90, 135 sIs cafe 12,S47 kilos. Por
Lopez Villamil y %, 1872 sIs cafe
16, ,442 kilos. Por s. de Izquierdo
" %, 70 SIS cafe 7,267 kilos. P0r
Sierra y Palau, 81 sTs cafe 1857 kl
los. POr J. OChos y Herman0, 211
sTa cafe 1920 kilos. Para Matan
zas, por Lopez Villamil = %, 2NO
sIs cato 19, 1868 kilos. Para Oienfue
gos, por s. de Ezquiaga, 25O sIs cate
%, $50 kllos. Por Lopez Villamil
y 90, 30 sIs Caf6 4.674 kllOs. Por
j. OChoa y Hermano, 547 sIs cafe
48, 1865 kilos. Para Oardenas, por
s. de Izquierdo y 90, 25 sIS cafe
2,29S kllos.
SALIDAs De OABOTAJN.
Bdra esp "Paquita," para Aqua
ollie.
Col esp 20. de Jesus,' para Are
cibo.
Bdra esp ''Buenaventura," para
Vieques.
DESPAOHADO5
-Vap esp "Avil6s," para FsjardO
2 ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

Eervicio de omnibus entire Puerta de Es-
pana y Puerta de TERRA, en- comD1na-
ci6n con Santurce.
Sslidas Do Pasrts DE-
Salidas de Puerto de EspaAa. Terra O. Ansah
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

Para caias de tabacos deSde IS
cts hasta 81 millar.
Litogratia del BoLE T1Rde A.
Lynn SuceSOEA dc Morris, Puerto
Rieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

De venta en- la Imprenta del Bo.
LETIN MHRCANTIL.
"Mariposa". Capricho dc Con-
Ciert0 para Piano, obra seleCta y
Celebradisima del eminente Compo.
sitor don Gonzalo de J. NG6ez;
ediCi6n de lujo, elegantemehte
grabada en- Ia Litografia del Bo.
LNTrN. Oonsta de 6 pAginas de
deliOiosa m6sica, llevand0 al fren-
to artfstica = aleg6rica portada. A
l peso el ejemplar en- esta Impren.
ia.
RetHatos de Su Santidad ''Le6n
.XIII".-Los fnicos aut6ntic0s, del
renombEado OhaRtran, de varios
tamafiOs, Sc venden en- esta I'm.
pEenta. Nstk acreditado que el pa.
EeCido de estos retratos con ell We.
nerando original es fldelisimo. ri
miamo Santo Padre asi 10 ha reco-
n0Uld0.
Vease el anuncio que acerca de
EsCudos NacionaIes 8 idsm de
Puerto Rico, Jamafio % K Al Centi-
metros, q % centavos. Impgenta
del BOLNTIN.
Libros de venta.-En esta I'm
prenta hay gran existencia de los
siguientes libros:
GRAMATTCA OASTELLANA
por Ia Academia Espa6Ola.
ARITMETIOA por OortaEar.
FISIOA por Feliu.
QUIMIOA por Feliu.
Pl6xima cofrida de novillOs.-
6abemOs que varioa apreciables
j6venes, entusiastas 3 inteligentei
aficionados & Ia taufomaquia, &C
prop0nen dar el domingo 18 de-
mes que cursa una buena novllla'
dc en- Ia Plaza do torOs de ests
Capital.
81 doble objeto que persiguer
los mismos es altamente laudable
Cooperar al mayor 6xito, con una
inteEesante fiesta mas, de las pre-
sentes de la Exposici6n, y socorrel
4 los necesitad0s, repartiendo entr'
ellos 81 producto que rinda Ia lidia
Cubiert0s sus gastos.
Al efeCto, y q fin de que sea me
| Ii0E 81 Eesultad0 de 10 Corrida, hal
soliCitado para el espectGcnlo G
patr0cinio de Ia Junta organizado
Fa del CarrOMssel. Ia Cual esp6ras
que & clio acCeder5, enCargandose
como los soIiCitantes piden, de
direction de la corrida, de Ia distrl
buci6n de localidades,i cobro de q
impOrte, pago de gsstos, y caEitat
va entrega del sGpsrGbit que dele
6stos en- Ia forma que crea ma
prccedente.
-Auguramos brillspts suceso
pensamientO.
i Mercantil.- PaItiOipasenos q
Ia importante CASA comercial Z
esta plazs, 6res Hernaiz y O., Sc f
modificado, pasando 4 soCio comal
ditaElo el Gestor D. Francisco He
naiz Lezcano y siguiendo como g
: Eentes D. Lorenzo HeFnaiz LezCaI
ty D. Marcelino Ante Rodrigue
La CASA continnsr6 girando cC
: Ia propia rax6n y dedicAndose a l,
mism0s regoCi0s que antes.
;, Muy pingiies se los deseamos.
Il AtenCi6n.-En una eSqQelain
|sa NOS ofrece sus servicios en- AreC
j bo el Sr D. Francisco Oano Espinol
q Estimamos la atenci6n.
eI NubVa Eosiedad. Sc ha COnstl
}, tNid0 en- AgecibO, bajo "a Eazon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

III. Oasuso 8 Ga, para dedicarse {
toda Clase de negocios, y especial
mente 4 Ia compra , venta de mer
canCias, pIovisiones y ftutos de
pals.
Que prOspeEe mucho.
Luci6n- snti.herp6tica, - Lila.
mamos una vez mas Ia atenoi6n del
p6blico hacia Las excelencias cura-
twas de aquel con raz6n Celebradc
mediCamento del DR. Monies.
ACarCa del n1ismo vaen Otra par
te un anunCio que tsmbi6n reCo
mendamos.
Esteitmluta. RblYu L6zuAYu Dc NchZ:
RemolinO, Dep. del Msgdalena.
Rep de Oolombia, AgostO 5, 1883.
Sehores Lsnman 8 Kemp, Nueva.
York.
Muy sehores mios:- Despues de
8 amos de terribles sufrlmlentOs, q
C0nsecuenCia de una ulCeraci6n en-
la nsriz, me haCen hoy exclamar
lleno de contento: / Bendita sea la
divina ZGrsGpGrrittG de Bristol
Habia agotado todos los RENE.
dios para aliviar mis- Sutrimientos, y
cada dfa el NAL avanzaba rSpida.
mente. :. hoy, lleno de vida me he
entregado & mis- habituales oCupa-
clones, gracias 4 Ia maravllloea pre-
paraci6n de la ZGrsGpGrrillG do
Bristol.
En- el deseo de preStar & Ia hu-l
manidad positivos bienes, les esti-
marc, 81 Vds 10 tienen a bien, Sc sir
van dar publicidad este asponta-
neo testimonio, y. C.
Amfna,Sn ma R01rinaEes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
MNRCADO DE LA CAPITAL.
AvIsOS.

Vap esp M. L. VILLAVERDE.
PEocedente de Santiago de Ou-
ba, via Ponce y Mayagtiez, toma-
"a puerto dal 8 al 9 del C0EEiente.
8. de Ezqulaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

REVISTL CDMERCIIL.
DE NQTICIAS Y ANUNOIOs
Operaciones durante Ios
dias 5y6 de FeDrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

VMPREA DB OMNIBUS Y COgEls
HI lBIElN PIJBLICO.
Itineraries Que rlgel desie |: dsFGbraO slSA.
Servicio de Omnibus entire Plaza Alfonso
XII, Puerta de TERRA y Santurce.
fgsKf SGIidas de Ia ~
Plaza de AlfonsO XII Sasidds d Sdnturce'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
DE LA lSL.A.
i BERTRAN AERMANoS.
Ell BAZAAR UNIYERsA1 L. Is &.

HUMACAO PUARTo- Rico; =
sssz5SSsE
Oonsignatarios de Baques, Al gen
tea en- este puerto de los vapOres
Rita, Pauline, Ida y Maria de la t.
nea de Sierra, Barcelona. ImpoE-
tadoEes de merCanCias, ferreteTia >
provisiones de t0das ciases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

OpnRAc1oNns DE BUQUns Mx PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
9LIyA YlC0MP..
HS ssJableolmiento
La MALLORQUNA;S

San Justo %, 25 = 27.-Fabrica
de Chocolate y Oonfteria al POE
mayor y al detail. Sin Competen.
Cia, La primeza en- gu clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
ceMPRIIaIpos DE vIcMY De FEDIr

La msjOr y mas segura garant1'
para Ia Emulsion de Scott es Ia jus
ta fama y CE6ditO de que g0za en-
tire los se6ores m6dicos en- todo g
mundo.
Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Abril d
1887.
Sizes Soo!G y Bovine, Nueva- York
I-Muy sen0reS mics: TengO Q
gusto de haCer presente q Vds que
Ia Emulsion de aceite de hfgado de
bacalao con hipofos6tos de cal, poi
Vds preparads, es I'm excelonte in
tegral plastiCo y quimico del que
va por clio, como por la msgniflca
forma de la preparation, hagO pre-
ferente uso haCe Cuatro amos, STEM
pre- que debo indiCar las grasas fos.
foradaa. Recientemente he logra-
do una pronta reconstruction en-
cuatr0 Casos de hemOptisis c0piosa.
De Vds 8. s. G. B. s. NJ,
In. +. j. HeT6z ETett6S.
ENTERNEDADES Do EST6MAGO. sVhe CnaSalHgO
Els la tuberculosis, bronquitiS
agudas y Casos en- que hay pObreza
del organismo La Emulsion de Scott
ha dado sorprendentes resultados.
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Abril 13
de 1887.-Sehores Scott = Bovine,
Nueva York:
Me permito con el mayor placer
certificates, para que Vds puedan
hacer de clio 81 us0 que por bien
tengan, que au excelente prepara-
ci6n llamada Emulsion de Scott, Ca
da vez que la he usado en- las pal
monias, bronquitls aguda y cr6nica,
en- las que poE una Causa cualquie-
ra haya haEido y haya gran supu-
raci6n, en- la tuberculosis incipien.
te, y en- fin, en- todos aquell0s casos
en- que haya pobreza en- el organis-
mo y necesidad de reconstituir los
gl6buIos rojos de Ia sangre, me ha
dado s0rprendentes resultados.
DR.. JMli6n Benej6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

r. AhUMNt. sao Franelsso AZ.
Con titul0 honoritiCo pOr 8. NJ.
81 Rey, Premiad0 COZ medalla de
plata y menCi6n h0norifca.
HaCe peEs0nalmente toda Clase
de retrauos en- su nuev0 EstableCi
mienGo (pElmerA en- su clase) de 8
dc 10 manana 4 3 de la tarde, aun.
que eli dia este nubladL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

ExAMEN ORTTICO
DE LAS PRINOIPALNs THORfAg
eOBRM QUE DESCANEA HI NDUIOIO
P0LfTIoo M0DNRNo,
DON IGNACIO DIAZ CANEJA,

Z lclOl DEL. I" lUll1a. IIicl11n.". DILFsT1stp'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

! TARTFA DE PRNCIos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

PAPEL OUADRIQULADO Y
PAPEL TELA para pianos.
DINTARIO o AGENDA DE
BUFETE, para 1894.
REGLAMENTO para la ejecu-
ci6n de Ia LEY HIPOTECARIA de
Cuba y Puerto Rico, ediCi6n de
bolsillo.
LEY de Reunion y Asociaci6n
RNHI.AMNNTO da Onnanmna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

SaIidas de Ia
Plaza de ALfonsO XII. Sd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
GREENWOOD.

Mr.. Cleveland wrote q good Thanks
giving proclamation, but don't you he
lleye be felt more like writing one for .
fast day. In view ~ certain recent
eyentss some say hi. hay window has
diminished one-half since those event.
took place; however, would risk him
where I wouldn't myself even now.
John y. Howe and family ~ Bethel
we're down on visit to his wife's parents
the first 81 the week. Their baby !. nov
three month. old, and liner looking
boy az that age !. not often seen. should
nothing 20 wrong until another fall he
will take a premium at any baby show
Ia the country. III. name Il Edwin III
ton.
WIZ Judkins shot nice deer last
week on Patch Mountain. Report say.
he intend. To give each of the neighbour.
the privilege 81 testing piece of u With
the palate, aud We hope be will.
George 4. Cole, who had been AZ work
In BOSTON two wears driving a team, be-
came tired % city life. and ID at work
for John Roberts on his farm.
Some time ago book wa. put Into
our hand bearing the title ~ "iiOme
Book % Poetry, ani on the Nv leaf are
written these lines presented Ia Der
tina y. swan for excellence In deport-
ment Ia the summer term 81 20 by her
teacher, =. l.. Coffin" The compiler
say. the book IL gotten ~ Ia show the
growth ~ poetry from Chaucer To Ten
ny.on; hut IL IL well-ni.h failure from
the fact that only a part Of the English
poet. are represented, and only few
American. 4 work of that Kind ought
Ia be made a. full and complet. az pos
.ible. Poets Of Main. aud Poets of
America are nearly worthless for the
same reason.
While some report eighteen Inches OF
snow and zero weather, We have not had
II here: eight inches snow aud temper
sture % 10 mr.. the utmost. ~ TIL.
writing the weather IL moderate, snow
mostly gone and but little fro.t In the
ground. We may have the editors In-
dian summer vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
sARrEoRD.

IN. line school commenced Nov. laih
under the Instruction oi the sell-knowu
teacher. Jennie Irish.
a. news it,ms are rather scarce and
we fryl a. though we ought to write
something Ia kesp gp the reputation al
the p.mocrAt ~ will state a ies fact.
ConCerniug crops, etc. Potatoes bic sud
mealy. corn bright and yellow spples
rutting and 10 sale; pumpkins some
beans numerous. turuip. sre past HID
iug cut eggs average thrce IN tao dsys'
We keep a parrot aud the other day :
p.,llar came along With patent medicine,
aud a. money l. short h. said he would
take his pay Ia eggs AZ ~ cent. per
dosen In exchange for his stun. Folly
that l. the parrots name eyed hin
from her pervh aud after be hsd gone
he laid tao sggs In one day. she !. ~
year, old and ough, 10 know her bu.I
nsss.
The weather Last Monday Vas too
cold 10 TAX about. We hope the Med
itsrranean "a Ia. not frozen over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
HEBRON.

This week IL taken up with closing
exercises 81 the school.
Wednesday evening the senior class
gave a reception and refreshments were
served.
Friday. the closing night, the \. w
&. A. gave literary aud musical enter
ta,nment To raise money for the purpose
Of educating a young girl In Burmah.
Examinations Thursday and Friday
Examining committee Rev. u. y. Law
renee Of Buckheld, Mrs. Moore Of Port
land aud I,ey. Mr.. Merriam Of freeport
Judge Bonney aud wife are spending
a few days In town.
DIR. DOMAIN Was called 10 Auburn
saturday To sttend a son Of Judge Wing
Fred and Eta Sturteyant are HON,
from shelburne, ". II.
Grace Bumpus IL home from hei
school In West Poland.
I.P. Bearce IL In very poor health.
III. NJ. Bearce has been under the doc
tors care for week or two.
Tuesday morning was the coolest OF
the season, : degrees above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
saYIRIIRn cINIRt.

The Thanksgiving feast comes lmmc-
diately after the grand Republican vic
tory.
Now wstch business revive, real estate
sales multiply. shsriff sale. decrease,
aud the bird of freedom all skyward.
leon Gle. visited the Maine metroro-
IL last week.
We regret 90 learn that Mrs. Geo.
Charles l. NJ the Maine General Hospital.
Portland. She Il being treated for a
tumorou. trouble.
Charles Chandler Ia. sold hi. hay aud
farming utensil. NJ public auction.
chandler BuIrell purchased his farm.
kennsbec County has three candidates
In the field for positions In the next
senate. That county will rank a. first Ia
claiming the sarih-,nd getting " too.
An old resident II Fish Street, Who
has = perfect command Of the English
language and rivals Eysrts In the use 81
long sentence. sent the following mes
.age the other DAY Ia friend Ia the
village mir. smart. wish YOU 20 take
these tuhsrs a. Mr.. -, with nv
sincere aud grateful compliments and
.sy that am remlndful 81 the munin-
cent. cNhilsraiing, commendsble. IRE
futsble, liberal, cordial aud hospltahle
manner In which Was treated Ne his
guest not long since" Mr.. smart Ia.
not, At this writing, entirely recovered
from the shock.
The supply % common and poor
horse. l. quite large In this locality. In
fact the prize. are the lowest In years.
II seem. doubtful II there will b. rise
IN price. under present condition. and
would indicate thst farmers must adopt
better methods In breeding.
The membership of the grange vas
Increased last saturday nv the addition
~ several persons from Cold River.
The approach 81 Thanksgiving ren.
der. II nccr..ary for u. 10 take sort 81
inventory 20 what ". have Ia be thank
ful for. so that We may enter upon The
dsy's dutie. With clear understanding
II What ~ have to do. Many NAV look
hack upon q year % health and prosper
ity. aud forward Ia roast turkey and =
future full ~ promise. All % these are
out ~ nv line. have rheumatism and
a had cold. no turkey snd poor spps-
lite. Even the future i not az bright
a. I, might b., THE LAST l. due Ia btu
iou.ne.s pefhsp.l and just how ] am Ia
conduct myself ou that day dost see
very clearly.
The president In his Thanksgiving
| proclamation laid particular stress upon
''our relief of the destitute aud our min
i.trations of charity" The Lord knows
there has been enough dsstltutlon ~
auirIug the ministrations 81 charity
since the Democratic party came Into
power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oo'Sos OF the WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
gRvIauRG

FNNGooNo.
Mrs. ID. l.. iamson has gone to Fort
land.
Mrs. X. e. scuther left Wednesday 20,
Calais where she will spend the winter
Miss Alice Glines IL at home Tor W.
cation.
The academy closed Friday. The stu
dents gave an entertainment 90 Thurs
day evening. consisting ~ farce, .Ths
Albany Depot" with music AMI recita-
tlons.
Mrs. y. @. o.good Ia. gone to south
Bridgton.
Mrs. ". u. bradley and daug hier 20
To North Bridgton neat week Tor the
winter.
The ChAutsuqua Circle meet. on Mon
dsy evening with Mrs. Barker.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. n. llurlin % Jackson
spent sunday In town.
Mrs. 4. q. Wiley goes To Chlcopcs,
Mass, TIL. week. IA spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs.. Perkins.
The usual meeting 10 the womsn's
Club WAS held on Friday. subject,
''ssxon England"
Repairs ar, being made on the Frye
burg House.
Thoma. Charlie. closed his school last
week for q vacation % two weeks.
John ilArrimsn ~ lsv.rhill, Mass, IL
At Robert lIsrriman's.
Mr.. sud Mr.. ID. J. johnson are home
from Norway.
Mrs. n. W. Cousins has returned
from Springfield, Mass.
The kindergarten school, Matte Howe
teacher, closed Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
AAn0veR


Mr.. I. w. Bodwell has treated hls
house TO coat Of shingles and clap
boards; this, with the front yard picket
fence adds very much to the beauty OF
the place.
AZ the annual election of officers of
the Oxford North Agricultural Society,
the following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year:
prvsi,iest, Geo. n, Iiuse.
Nioe President, Olcott N. Poor.
secr~tary AMI fwAsurr. John y. talbct
Trustees. Chas. A. Proctor, J. iIeltoa Abbott,
Chas. r. Poor. Henry W. rcor. q. W. Abeoss.
The Farmers Institute will meet with
the grange ut the Town Hall In Ando-
yer on Tuesday, Nov. -, at 10 o'clock.
A. N. The following programme Will
be carried out, Al 10 o'clock, lncreas-
Ing farm resources by Secretary Mckeen.
Afternoon, at I 30 O'Clock, The sllo and
corn growing by John Gould Of Ohio.
Evening at 20, Stock breeding by Prof.
u. NJ. Gowell Of State College. All are
cordially invited Ia be present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
CANTON.


The Point sehool closed last frsda,
after q sacccssfai term Of ten weeks
taught by Mr.. y. VI. shaw, A. D., o.
Gorhsm.
There came " near being quite I
eontisgtslion a, Gilbertyllle on the al
4 large tenement owned by the i'olsnt
Paper Co., caught Dire. A few timely
pals Of water extingulshed the blaze
There IL nothing like little presence Of
mind at the commencement OF q IRE
Instead of running and shouting fol
help just dash on some water, aud more
often than not you are master OF the
situation.
The Gilbertvllle school closed this
week, taught by Miss Elvs McCollIster
90 Canton, aud a. teacher she IL . sue
cess, thoroughly understands what The
pupils need. There was marked progress
Ia all the studies.
How long before the society for Pre-
Sention of Cruelty To Animals will either
start a school Of practice for shooting
and msrksmanship, or hold wretches re-
sponsible for manning and woundlng In
noc,nt birds and animals, and call II
sport under the gulse Of humanity Deer
ruthle.sly slaughtered, birds wounded
aud fiuttering, half dead, left to die or
stArye, deer after being decoyed Into
ambush shot at by Que III these ssvagcs,
and wounded runs away, leaving . trail
81 blood behind him, all In the name 81
Workmanship and sport, and protected
by the laws made by honorable men
which We send toAugusta. when will
the people take up this question and put
an end To such barbarismr
Ralph Poster sold Elsmere, 2;9 IL,
Ia Mr.. Merrill 81 Dsnvers. Somebody
will get a horse which they will be-
proud of-whoeyer buys him.
Dr. Stanwood accompanied Ralph
Poster To Paris last week on business
trip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
WEST SUMNER.

Young & Packard have bought hfty
thousand rock maple which will be de-
liyered To their mill as soon as the snow
comes.
The vsrney brothers are rushed with
work.
The meetings at the Baptist church
will close this week.
Guy Farrar captured large buck deer
recently. Mr. fsrrar carried him Ia
Lewiston and captured big money. lie
IL said In weigh 100 pounds. Mr.. Farrar
Il an expert with ride.
4. NJ. Packard wants some good NUT
tons aud will pay fair price.
Horace Farrar IL nj home from where
he has been at work for the Merrow
Brothers In the meat business.
Mrs. Mary Freeman Il still slowly i'm
proving. Mrs. Freeman IL ~ years old
and until recently has been very smart
There will be social dance nj wash
ing,on Hall Thanksgiving evening
Come one. come all, and have agood
time.
lena NJ. Packard IL at home from
we.t Paris where she has been attend
ing school for the past nine weeks.
John Redlng Is at work for y. A
McAllister. =.
James Pledge from Norway WAS II
town Thursday. Mr.. Pledge u
butcher In Norway.
Mr.. l.. II. TuelI passed away at tn
age Of :; years. Mr.. Tuell has been u
falling health for some tir~ Ars
Tuell Il not able to do any wo;k aoou
the house.
c. y. Handy Ia rushing the cand,
business. Those In want OF coufec
tionery or crackers would do well 10 cal
on or address Mr.. Handy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
GIlEAl.


The harvest supper given by the
Mountain Rills at the hall last Thurs
day Was a pleasant social affair and add.
ed a small amount 10 the treasury OF the
society. All the money raised by this
society IL used for the benefit of our own
home church. with the exception Of a
small contribution toward the support
OF Mr.. York, the Oxford County mis-
sionary. IL pays from s2a to $50 a year,
AZ IL needed, towards the pastors AL
AIRY, aud ssl year 10 the Jsnitor OF the
church, besides various other smaller ex'
penditures. None Of II goes TO "some
foreign mission" ~ has been reported.
Miss Alma Heath will give q social at
her home Tuesday evening, Nov. 9Th,
under the patronage OF the Mountain
Rills. Iiecltatlons, music, and other
pleasant features will be provided Tot
the entertainment OF the guests. MI
are cordially Invited.
The long talked Of, much needed,
horse sheds In connection with the
church, have materiallsed Mt last, and q
long line Of these very useful, but moi
ornamental, structures have sprung ar
back Of the church building. They do
not add particularly 10 the artistic effect
Of the edihce. but they are extremely
comfortable for the horses, and con
venient for their drivers, and for TILL
reason the wor.hlppers therein can AZ
ford to forego their aesthetic tastes.
The class In vocal music will NEE
Monday aud Friday evenings of neg
week on account Of Thanksgiving.
Mrs. w. y. Wight has been the CUES
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. I. Durham thl
week, before leaving to join her hus
band ut Caribou.
Mr.. Fairbrother, who was 90 bAdly
scalded In the Wild River railroad accl
dent. 10 recovering. and will soon b
able to return 10 his home In Portland
Miss Lena Hicks Of Bates College Il Q
home for her vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
WglcHyillE


quite 4 number Of the Welchyille high
school students attended the school en-
tsrtslnment NJ oxford.
Mr.. Earl Gilbert of Shelburne, y. H.,
l. visiting his parents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. II. llammill have
moved to oxford for the winter.
Mr.. VI. u. Warren has returned from
Waterford.
Mrs. !. :. French Is visiting her son,
". N. French, NJ Mlnot.
Mr.. c. II. Bryant remains about the
same.
Mrs. Philo Poland Is critically III at
thi. writing.
Mr.. Rollin Gilbert has recovered
from her recent Illness.
Mis-. Minnie Caldwell has finished q
yery successful term Of school on Fore
Street.
Mr.. Geo. II. Paine I. repairing hi.
buildings.
Married In welchyille, Nov. 18th. by
X. y. staples, Mr.. sherman Churchill OF
Minot aud Miss Addie Csnwell OF this
/ Mace.