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The Washington bee., 1894-11-17
Born in n Street Car.

New York, Nov. II. - Mary Kauf-
man, young married woman. of No.
SAT Third avenue, was alone when she
boarded car of the Second avenue
line. When she left the car at Sixth
street she was accompanied by a fe-
male baby. Both were removed In an
ambulance.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17
PETERS PENCE.
An Interesting Letter oh the Subject Re-
ceiyed by Mgr SatoiIi.

ceiyed by Mgr satoili
Washington, Nov. 12.-An interest
ing and important letter has been re-
ceived from Rome by the Apostolic
Delegate, Mgr. Satolli, to be forwarded
by him to the Archbishops, who are
to distribute it to their suffragance.
Heretofore the Peters Pence collected
each year in every diocese have been
sent directly by the bishops to Rome.
Now those collections must be trans
mitted to the Delegate Moreover, any
individual who wishes to make in his
own name a more liberal contribution
than he would ordinarily put in the
diocesan collection, may do so by ad-
dressing 1t directly to the Pope
through the Delegate.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17
GIaxs Morka nestraxea.

Fairmount, w. Va. Nov. 1.-THE
Sloan glass works were destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17
Miners Killed and Injured.

Prague, Nov. ia fire damp explo-
sion in the coal mine at Bruecho, Bo-
hemia, yesterday, killed twenty min
ers and injured many more.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17

Thomas B. Reed will no doubt see
that Mr.. VIM. Smith is appointed libra
rian of the House.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17

There is as much prejudice against
the negro by Northern republican
judges as there is 10y Southern demo-
cratic judges.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17

There are no competent (?l colored
young ladies in this city that can be
appointed to the high school.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17

There should not be so many people
sent to the workhouse as YagS on the
f1imsy pretext of officers.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17

Let there be a colored Judge ap-
pointed.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17

The colored republicans are satisfied
with the way the election went.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17
AN INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE.

r. 8. Laws, d. d.. who teaches Bib
lical, systematic, and PASTORAL, theolo-
y, Exegesis, a d Homil tics, in rooms
312 AID 313 in Hamilton Building. 81
and % Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa,
is also the busin SIS manager o. the
Afro-American Protective Bureau OF
Employment and Information, where
the best OF Northern wages is secured
Tor frsf-clasS Southern and local help,
as well as French and G r1nan.
For families, hotels, public buildings,
farms, mil S. and mines, helps and
places furnished in 10 days or deposits
refunded.
The Washington bee., 1894-11-17

V0IID NbME INSERTED in my Agents
ioo'' hn"'I Lists for &c. Lots of mail
and samples. Lists go everywhere.
JENNIE LION. Norwalk. o.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
lONEll.

The officers 81 Parker post, No. $50,
~sr, installed last saturday evening al
the town house, and an oyster supper
MAS served.
The following officers 90 Crescen,
Lodge, No. -, I. -. %. D., AZ North
Lowell wer. Installed Friday evening by
District pcpuiy q. n. Chapman;
wv parEia. >oh~ Grshi
-. falmsF. Nicc Grsai.
- farnhsm. ~ervtAry.
4. ~ >p%ar.. rer ssrvtary.
A. D. Nesiy. irrAsarrf
On saturday evening the officer. Of
keIar Valley Lodge we're installed a.
follows:
wv. stahlsy. y. q.
X. Chapman, " =.
-. " Ru.-sll. y
Jehn farrtngtsa. IT.. Twas
Msllsn Eastman. NJ. A. thsrIe-, q. \. Ms"
hAii. frusiec.-
Mrs. Frank D.. Emery !. reported la
De- more comfortable. but still very sick.
born, In Lowell, Jan. .. To the wife Of
irving Scs,ey, q daughter.
Owing Ia the lack of Interest aud
small attendance the members of Good
will Lodge ~ Good Templars conclud-
ed 90 give up business. A meeting Was
held on Tuesday evening and II Was
voted 10 give the chairs, slxty-foar 10
number, 10 the village circle; the organ
"a be- lett In care Of 4. h. Chapman for
use at the town house, and the cash, SIS,
10 be- divided equally between the VII
lage circle aud the repair Of the town
house. IL was then voted to surrender
the charter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
nEIICO.

The dancing school here, taught by
Prof. Geo. D. rowle Of Canton, closed
Monday evening with grand ball.
Prof. Towle Il one Of our best, and
probably the oldest In experience In the
state, having taken charge 81 lGs dane
log schools. lie not only teaches the
art Of dancing. but also teaches them
the best 81 moral. and minners.
4. r.. IIoughton aud wife of Weld are
living with their sou, y. II. iioughion,
N. D., for the winter.
A lodge Of L. %. u. 4. MAS Installed
at Mexico Friday, the i2th ult.
sheriff Porter captured contraband
aud his stuff last week, aud IL IL re-
ported that some Others who are re.
falling "bltter.," Jsmaici ginger, beef
wine aud iron. etc, had better leave the
business. think no Que Will dispute
but that these article. u u.ed as = bsv'
ersge (and they are by many are
greater curse than pure liquors, YET
nearly every grocery store IL allowed Z,
deal out the poison to the drunkard and
tlppler without fear of molestation. u
II CONES under the Maine Law II should
be looked after by sli the sheriifs ant
eonstables nj once; 10 u does not let th'
next legislature either repeal tn
present Law or else make one that vii
cover all beverages that can be by ex
cess used ss intoxicants.
Ben Virgin broke the fourth finger o
hi. left hand while loading birch th'
Other day.
school at the Corner commenced Jan
=. under the Instruction Of Miss hat
Thomas of Rumford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
aliAAG0Qa lAllA

PA. rorter seized . LOT Of liquor ai
d. Morgsn's and had quite novel az
pericncr st same = week ago saturday.
Mra. Morgan has been sick when Mr..
Porter has hitherto Visited them aud .
frulticss searvli has followed. hut this
time ie made = thorough search and
found quits . large quantity 10 tho bed.
A stormy scene ensued. Mrs. N. arose.
being drrssci, aud gave vent to her
feelings With demonstrative invective
unbecomIng To . woman.
An employee Of one Of the minufsctur.
Ing concerns of the town got Into the
churn last week. Il seems that an old
vAllse aud pair of pants had been lying
about, seemingly the property OF no one,
for the last ak months, aud recently
wanting To take some goods of his own
he looked about for something tn convey
the ssme aud spIei the old valise. 4
friend Of his ssid tn take 10; u would
never be missed, aud the pants too. Thit
Was but few days ago. Since th.
owner has come Ia town and Inquired
for them. The Jrisai gives him away as
Intentionally stealing to the head Of the
firm, Who, To set an example To the
others, had the fellow arrested. lie
plead guilty 20 the taking and was fined
o. and costs sud iost his Job. but the
hardest part IL that he has recently been
married and is pronounced by bis fell
low workmen as downright good Eel.
low.
J. II. MeKeeman has charge Of the
post Office. J. u. wardwell says he Will
remain With ia.
The Z. o. q. y. banquet Was = .uccc..
last Tuesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
MIRIAM.


Capt. Thomas q. spring IL sick with
the grippe.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward IIrackett a,'
N.ttie ". Twitchsli visited at Col. j. y.
Tw itchelIs this week.
Rev. Mr.. Corey, the Presiding Elder Of
the Portland District of the Methodist
church, preached . stirring sermon ou
sunday evening at East Hiram.
Friday, 18th, has been one Ut the most
windy days Of the winter.
Mr.. Madison Trip IL quite lame
from an Injury To his spine.
Mrs. Caleb Z. Clemons Ia In very poor
health.
Mr.. Caleb q. Clemens, aged ~ years,
10 nearly demented by age, aud requires
unusual care and watching.
Charles aud Octavius Itidlon are cut
ting the pine on their Eastman lot.
We learn that one Of Charles u. Ssr.
gents oxen recently broke his lex In the
woods.
Mrs. Ziipah W. Barker. widow Of the
late BENJAMIN Barker, Eco, has long
been our oldest inhabitant. She VA.
born In May, ls0o. and although she has
been blind some twenty years, she is re-
msrkably cheerful, healthy, and happy.
aud somehow keeps we'll Informed on cur
reut topics. -.
why not have report Of the mono
genariaus OF Oxford County!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
THE OXFORD BEARS
THE ooIsos OF the WEEK M AL
SECTIONS or rhu COUNTY.
WEST PARIS.

Wind blew NJ hurricane speed FRIDAY
night.
q. II. Lane loaded a carload Of pots.
toe. this week.
Ice i. being cut from Cushman's mill
pond.
Funeral services were held In the
chanel "wednesday over the rvmains OF
the wife Of a.. a.. Doc, Who until the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
ANOOveR.

Owlng TO sickness In the family my
communications were not mailed last
week.
Il IL very sIckiy In town. Its rrport-
ed that over 100 are an the sick li.t.
There have several deaths occurred Of
late.
Mrs. Sarah .. Jordan died Jan. 5,
aged 40 years.
Mrs. Chas. r. Poor died Jan. ), aged
" years.
Mrs.. Dorca. Harding died Jan. :.
aged - years.
The grange will hold their installation
ceremonies at their hall on Tuesday AZ
iOA. ". Dinner will be served In the
lower hall Ia all Invited guests.
The week of prayer WAS observed In
this plscc. Meetings were held each
evening In the churches alternately.
Mr.. Martha y. Mcsrr. of Chicago,
H., came on to attend the funeral Of
her mother. She Will remain this WIN
ter In town.
horn In Andoyer, Jan. s, Ia the wife
10 q. y. Marston, q daughter.
The decision of the court In relation
tn the SWANS notch road gives general
satisfaction Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
HEBRON.

Meeting. are being held during the
week % prayer. The meeting TIL. (fri-
dsy) evening will be In the Town House.
The first .ociablc of the term ~as held
"Wednesday evening aud . very pleasant
time reported. Among old students
present were Mis-. Mary ilsbce, Mis-.
Mary spsulding and Elmer Warren OF
Buckheli.
Dr. J. u. Robinson % Esst sumner !.
at Mrs.. IIo~e'.. Mrs. Howe IL siill con-
fined Ia her he'd.
Ms. phebe Merrill Il assisting la
chsgre While Mr.. Hove Ia slck.
Mrs. sargent .till remains comfortable
a. az last writing.
several load. % apples were shipped
from thi. place this week. We under
stand the price paid Was 500 per bbi.'
hut think those Who sold In picking time
at slO dh equally ss we'll, Z" TN.
.hrinksgc Ia great aud much cate and
handling MAS saved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
euckOelp.

Saturday, Jan. 9th, sumner furnlshed
the contingent for . full court, 1t u. A.
u. Hall. Ripley versus Robinson. Case
finally referred.
Tbe congregation al the liaptist
church Sunday, January 9Th, bad 10 be
dismissed on account OF the Illness OF
Pastor Lawrence.
Mrs. q. e. f.oring of Lewiston IL In
town for abort visit.
Mrs. j. II. DeC0ster Of Mechanic Falls
visited her brothers family last Tues
day.
Mrs.. Nancy Murdoch, wife Of Dea. 3.
y. Murdoch, died "wednesday morning,
the iOth Inst. Mrs. Murdoch has been
patient sufferer from cancer for about
two years, enduring one surgical opera
ton only To know the hopelessness of
her case sooa after, hut With fortltude
supplemented by q strong Christian
faith she Was ready tn meet death, the
king of terrors aud the terror of klng..
The funeral Was nj the baptist church
SATURDAY afternoon, lsev. u. y. Law
renee officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
MESI REIAIl

News seems 20 be rather scarce. With
the exception that the grippe Il s,ill
rampant.
Chsrle. Merrill 1. down With the
gripps.
Charles Abbott Il out At work sgain.
Leon Tyler and his wife are confined
20 the house again.
Martin whitney, former resident ~
thl. place hat nov a resident of lAnca.-
ter. y. A.. has been visiting old friends
here Who we're very glad Ia greet him.
Grace Gro,rr from Bethel iiill l. also
visiting here.
Roads are quite good aud those Who
arv able are improving the time Ia get
out their wood aud lumber.
4. :. Beans teams are hauling cord
weed. spool strips, edging. aud shook
from Mason aud Albany to the station
AZ West Bethel.
Rev. Mr.. Richmond Ia addition Ia his
other duiie. i hauling cord wcc,i for
y. i. Mains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
the OBSERVER.

Uni,~i Staies senator jane MeMiiias
\ Michigan rvc~atiy sent SON 10 Detroit
in aid a. the unemployed.
Major Mo.-- r. Handy ate. according 10
the Philadelphia Ledger, s;J official din
nen ~ Worlds fair promoter
Professor Smith 81 the Philadelphia high
school makes an annual pilgrimage Ia
Shakespeare home At straifori-upoa-
Avon.
M senator Ingalls, In rrcent speech ~
fsrrvsi to himself ~ Dennis" the name
soaferrvd upon him by his Kansas constit
usnts
Dr. J. r. Grifiin. who was assistant sur.
gcoa In General krarny's command At the
battle of IAN pa-qual. dec. o, is,6. IL still
living In i>os Angeles
George W. Childs says that there was
never any jealousy betw~vn Grant anil
Sherman, though therv have b<en reports
that such jealousy did exist
Archbishop sAtolll. the apostolic dele
gate, has but one fsi. 10 Il ssid-that Of
foudne>s Zoe birds. Cages Of which arr Ia h
found all over his new Washington hoass.
Lieutenant Said Rute. recently dis
patched by the German government s
military aitaeheto the German consulate At
sultan of Zanzibar.
jams. Crap.sy, horn January, tTs,, was
the frst man Who settled In Edgvrton,
Via, and since that time up Ia the present
he has bsen st work at the railroad station
In soms capacity OF other
Mr.. Msndonca. the brazilian minister Al
Washington. was an editor before be Gu
tered the diplomatic service and publi.hei
. rvpubliean paper In Brazil 9years ago.
His wife is New England woman.
Russell n Harrison. who recently b~cams
president ~ the Terrv lIAutr STREET Rail
way compsny. has b-~n slect~i vice pr.si
dent and director 10 the Terrr iIsute, Oh
nsy and Chester l,ailrosd oompany.
There has bsen presented 10 Cardinal
Gibloas volume ~ 3sD pages containing
10 feet ~ newspaper clipping. commenting
on the silver jubilee % his eminebce. Near
" every psp~r la America Is r.pressnied In
the book.
Edward Psyson Weston. the man who
first popularifed p-,iest rianism In this ooun
try. hA. q r~cori ~ 62.0D mile. covered In
endurance. tests. and he did II all on cold
water and vegetable diet basis lie IL "a
years II age and IL ahals, handsome. active
man.
Nat Schosk. Who on account % his Wild
sstrsysgsno. during the Earning springs
oil Excitement years ago became widely
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
THE JGWGlgR.

silver nun chains arr now duly provided
silver spurs are made for women .. co.
men.
yinAlgr,tte. In the shsps % fab. with
hetlble scales, are imported
Psrfum.ry tunnels, now that atomlxsr,
sr. us~i. arr almost Necessity.
COTE. .poons Ia white enamel ground
with forsl ornamentation, ar. lovely.
Manufacturer. could grt valuable idea.
from the new Jspancss silver rorntly i'm
por,ri.
tn. .onest % brio s.brac busters srr Of
.wansiown. with silver handles covered
With raised work.
Vet buttons, gold and jsw.ls,l. engraved
With monogram and oresis, are provided
for the Jcuns-ss dor,.
Beautiful mourning pin. are composed II
light open forms ~ BLACK enamel inter
spsr,~i with diamonds
The umbrella ,sgs with silver CLASPS that
can h. substituted and removed from um
brslls Ia umbrella are priIsl.
A silver gilt marker for devotional book .
has n raised cro~- la enamel ~ blue and
gr-.n anil pale blue ribbon p-ndant
Tn. new silver buckles are round and oh
long, with side. eurying Inward. = graceful
shaIe. These ar. ~ rich raised work aud
have q central lar In raised work. This 4.
rvpsatssi. a. the Id. CLASPS arr supsrs~ling
the old tLre too,hed buckl---Jswelers'
Circular
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
OXFORD.

The village school. commenced
January sth. Mr.. iisn.com the teacher
% the high school. MR.. Bacon Inter.
mediate and Miss Maxwell primary.
Mr.. Russell Jersey !. visiting relatives
here.
Annie Hayes has gone Ia Portland Tor
the winter TO learn shorthand snd type
writing.
Grippe IL prevailing aud there are
several cases 81 pncumoDia.
Mrs. George stevens mother. Mrs.
Lucinda bow, died at iIethel January
oh.
Dr. stevens Was called 10 Woodstock
Ia see hi. sister Who va. very sick With
pneumonia.
t.le~eIlyn wsrd~ell has moved Into
the house recently occupied by L. D.
Darrell.
The thermometer registered ~ de-
gree. below rero on Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
TRAP CORNER.

What warm winter weather We are
h wing generally. though Jack Frost hiss
ysnkrd up on the string twice qu'te
h,ni aud brought the mercury down 10
- aud ~ degrees below just TO remind
Va of the old gentleman.
Walter Rich Of Woodstock passed TO
the higher life January sih, being ~.
fourth victim iron the same family OF
cl,lldreu) Of that fatal disease, con-
sumption. a.,
Einer Tueli, Of West Paris. holds the
rein. OF government AMI cudgcl, the
brains Of the pupils Of this school Tor
the winter term.
Emma stevens Of Woodstock IL dan
gerously m with pneumouls.
Our snow storms are light but quite
frequent.
Niss stevens died January 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
IaXIaiIRn CENTRE.

Delightful winter weather during the
past week.
III. many friend. of Mrs. Fred Far
ringtou are glad % know that she IL I'm
proving.
a. n. wi.weii !. spending the week
among friends In Bridgton.
The mother of ". NJ. smart, Who has
been IN for some time, IL NJ present
quite low, aud fear. are entertained That
sh. ALL not recover.
The .cccntric photography adopted
by Que IL our county papers lead. u. Ia
believe that the editor !. .,udyin. Vol
apuk.
The discussion relative Ia the moving
10 "a. coauty builiing. Il be,n. renew
.,i la this section. IA q general thing
our people are opposed To the con-
tcmpistei change.
The conduct on the part of few
Young people at the iIsrtor church dur
In, the service. 81 the quarterly meet
lug va. quite an annoyance Ia pastor
aud congregation, aud II IL Ia be hoped
that they will bc more thoughtful 10 the
future.
Clarence D,y. Who has been aillng Tor
some time, l. able to be around again.
m. IA. Loot some flesh, but has lost pone
of hi. good nstur. and general ansbi-
ny.
Hon. u. Walker Mckecn was In town
last week. Tie came from Augusta Ia
attend the funeral of his father.
The iIsrbor people have reason to be
proud 81 their poet Office aud the man
=. A.. =. 81 A. a.. ....l,... az The oftlfe n.
conducted.
The officer. Of fryeburg Grange we're
Installed last saturday; az the conclu.
.lon IL which the member. acre served
to = bountiful rrpast. The occasion
Will long be remembered by the
brethren. Eight applicants for menu
bsr.hip we're Initiated.
The farmer fnd. that he gets more
money for what b. has to sell and paws
l... for What be has Ia buy nov than Ia
lssD. The farmer being sensible per-
sou, and knoving that l>'O MAS la the
oil Democratic fres~trade days. does =
little quiet thinking on his osn account,
and hs |. always found Ia be champion
~ Mckinley. protective policy.
The grippe Il more pre'aleni here
thtn IL VA. two years ago. Their. u q
tendency In the disease this year toward
a complication With pneumonis aud
other diseases.
~ the person Who carried on chain
from the roadside between the store aud
school house will return the same, he
will have clear conscience, aud viii
also confer . great favor upon the
owner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
SUMMER.

The friends aud neighbors OF Mr. aud
Mrs. y. 4. Sturtevsnt To the number OF
%, met ut their house Wednesday night
Of last week and gave them = good
pounding. The evening WAS spent In
games aud social chat. Altogether "
MAS an enjoyable time. They received
about s20 worth Of various articles.
Mrs. 4. I. Crockett, Ellphalet Spauld'
Ing and q. q. Spaulding are on the sick
Hat this week.
Mrs. Abigail Foster is very feeble this
Winter.
Nearly 100 tons of Ice have been taken
from Labrador Pond up TO this date
January nth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
EAST BGrNtl.

All % the farmer. In this vicinity ars
hard al work improving the fssorsbi.
winter. cutting and drawing birch and
tlmber 20 the mills, harvesting their ice,
preparing their wood and enjoying life
a. farmer. do.
N. u Bartlett Ia getting out timber
preparatory 10 baildlng a new house
next season.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. W. :. Wight visited
their relatives In this place last week
Mr.. wight has i've singing-schools Ia
prosrr-. az Waterford, North Water
ford. sse,ien, Lowell and stonehsm.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Eugene Bean are visiting
AZ 4. 4. Beans.
Porter Farxell lost a nice COW last
week. She chokei 10 death.
Born. Jan. 10, Ia the wife OF .. "
iisines, q sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
hNRIA PARIS


Frank Berry IL drawing birch FROM
Ill. mountain lot to MAINS mill.
j. u. Durham has been conhped to
Ga. house q week with = bad cold.
Mr-. iIorsiio bradford IL visiting at
". W. Dunhsm's.
Capt. u. NJ. Small and Wife and
daughter. Mrs. Robertson Of liarring-
ton, and u. %. small and Wife we're At
T.. T.. FIELD. Jan. ..
huber Bro,her. are cutting the birch
on Mrs.. Durham. land.
D.. T.. Yield Ia drawing birch Tor
Clinton Mayhem.
We az. not having an old.fashioned
winter but one we'll adapted, Ne should
say. 10 the rayages Of the grippe. Give
"a. steady. cold weather In preference,
II YOU please.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
IhE ANARCHIST.

France has decided Ia prosecute all ineite-
ments To commit dynamite outras.s aud all
Qualifications 81 crime. This leave the
anarchists nothing To do but drink.-Pttts
burg Dispatch.
The fvoch government has at last
Aroused it.slf to the fact that anarchy must
b. grHppled with and throttled before it u
comes strong enough to throttle the repub
lic.-KAn.as City Journal.
France appears To L. In earnest this time
IN It's decision Ia repes. the preaching and
practice % anarchy within it, jurisdiction.
In otis countries will only take common
msasurvs against anarchistic Outbreaks
bomb outrsges would become much lees
frequent. Omaha iloe.
Thi. new and drastic legislation In France
against the anarchists cannot IT, completely
effective unlesso other nations take the same
sour>e. u those French consplrators be en-
sbl.d To transfer their held of operations Ia
Germany. Italy aud England. france's cru
.ade again, ;hsm will not IT, altogether
.ucce.sful.-St. Louis Glob~- Demccrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
plxElrip.


Rev. y. \. IlIce preached . most ex.
cellent sermon In the church sunday,
Jan. !.
TIE mort Of our alex ones are about
once more.
Mrs.. Gllcresr, Wife Of Hiram GU
crease, died last Monday. Funeral was
at the house "Wednesday.
The amaieurs of the plsce are soon tn
prcsent On. drama, "Neighbor Jack.
wood" In Music Hall. The receipts are
To 20 toward paying the bills OF the
IRE department.
X. 4. Libby Of Canton has purchased
the stock Of G. NJ. Griffith and IL clos-
Ing u out at cost.
Mr.. e. l.. Dillingham; has been on The
sick Hat the past week. but u now able
to he out aud attend On business.
The spool factory "f the STANLEY
spool Co. IL shut down for short time.
The new hall Of the engine house IL
completed and ready for use.
A cold wave reached herr last We'd
nesdsy aud continued until Thursday
morning, when Il commenced 10 snow q
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