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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
SION.


Elmer Harvey I. vislting hi. uncle Ant
aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs. ~. u. Bsrro~s, ant
on hi. way home he aud his brother vii
stop at Grrst Falls TO visit their aunt.
Mi.. Helen Abbott IL very alex viii
the grippe. Dr. Hubbard attends her.
Mr.. Amhro.. Iy~s,iit aud wife are "a
move Ia krsar Falls next week. We
hou@ II will H. a pleasant move for them
viii k.ni.ton IL N work for Eli.t
Emerson and boards with %. u. Bsrro~s
Mrs. -. 4. Charles IL At work for An
sou BENNETT = few day. while his family
are all .ick With the grippe.
Mr.. Nose. Eastman Il very slim. iI'
has a bad cough.
Frank Charlie. had Ia stop logging on
scyouut ~ the rheumatism. lie ~s'
taken H. ID. wood. few days ago.
u l. rsiuing quite hard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
Tne BRAKEMAN.

The Texas Pacific Railway company has
i.-ussi q circular stating that the ofiice 81
general western agent, with hsAaiquArtsr'
ct Denver. IL abolished.
The carefully prvpsrd records Of the
trunk lines show that they carried only
iss.ss< persons from New York Ia Chicago
during the .eAson u the Worlds fair
The Gulf. Colorado and Santa fe has de
cidrsi to extend to all elsrsymsn aud as
tiers % charity permits to travel at half rats
over the rad In Texas and the Indian Ter
ritory.
Frank Joue.. late president % the Boston
aud Maine railroad, says the props~~i cleo
trie lin. bst~ssn Boston AMI Portland IL
all q myth. aud that the plan In hi. juds
msnt {. an impo-sibility.
tn. suprme court u Michigan refused
% grant the msbdsmus asked ZOE by the
stat. hard % health 10 compel the Mime.
apoii.. -. Paul aud sanlt Ste. Marie rail.
rad In hold the baggage ~ Immigrants
Tor INSPECTION. The decision knocks cut
the inspection Law of isn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
NORTH BuckFitlp.

Mrs. Jane spsuidlng, aged n YEAR,
died Jan. 10Th, alters short Illness.
Supposed To De- the grippe. Mrs. Mary
Cispp of salem, Mass, ~as home TO the
funeral.
The creamery men are gathering rather
. poor quality of Ice this season.
James y. Bicknell aud Mrs. A. q.
Pearson made . diving trip 10 lewiston
Wednesday, Jan. LID.
Lauren Keen aud ~ifc we're at her "a
theirs, Ellsh Turner'S, the 2ist.
Fannie iIer.ey has gone back To Au-
burn.
J. 4. Marble aud Miss Eli,a I.ongley
10 pari. were In our plsc. the ~.
Mrs. John Lane and two daughters
and Mrs. clint Hate. aud daughter, all
% sumner. we're at Mrs. u. Monks, the
I'D.
-. l.. fsrrar MAS at Mechanic Falls
the I'D on business.
lots of folks In our vicinity ailins at
thl. lime
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
THE PGoAoo0uG.

Business colleges have existed in Europs
for over 10 years
Chief Justice Fuller will deliver the ora
ton at the celebration Of the centenary oil
Bowdoin college next June.
Bulgaria IL pretty civilized. She r-csnily
.~nt = party of - common school teacher,
10 investigate methods la switzerland.
In the FRYE night schools Of Cooper Union,
New York. there are two sections, the scien
tiHc and the art, each having q ccurss ol
i've years.
Professor Oscar faulhaisr, who has been
nj the head Of the French and German de
par,msut. Of Phillips Exeter academy fo'
morv than q score Of yrars. IL TO rvsign biz
t~-itlou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Ills still very sickly In this vicinity
With hardly we'll ones enough tn take
care IL the sick.
Miss Josephine henson died saturday,
the s0th. Miss Benson has been slck fof
many years, and \ very great sufferer.
She has borne her sufi.rings With Chris
tian patience, sud we trust she has enter
ed into that rect thst the Lord has pre-
pared for those Who love him.
J.. y. Childs and Fred Durham are nj
home now having = vacation from pack
Ing apples.
n. ". Durham has sold hls oxen Ia
Richsr,ison Bro.. of Greenwood. Mr..
Durham has bar.ained his farm 10 Chas.
aud D~ight stevens.
W. y. Durham IL getting out timber
To build = lesnto on his barn, To give
room for more stock.
Remember the circle at A. j. Abbotts
this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
EAST REIhEl,

". W. Ethridge has moved his fam
lily on To the farm formerly owned by
Mr.. Pitcher.
n. y. Swan aud ID. Cole visltcd Lew
lston last week.
Miss Katie Elliott Of Rumford spent q
few days With her sister, Miss Pear
Elliott at u. w. Bartlett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Howard OF Han
over recently Visited friends In THU
place. Mrs. Howard, although totally
blind and In poor health, does her owr
housework, making butter, sewing, knit
ting, mending, etc. she II very smart
Interesting talker, well-lnformed, lively
and Jolly company; knowing With
quick Instinct al passing around her
and believes In looking on the brigh
side OF life II she 10 blind.
German measles, chicken pox, IT,.
grippe, bad colds and coughs are Will
Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
Atl SOs,s MILLS

e. Aldrldge. 10 Colebrook, Was Ia
town With a machine % his own inSen
tion Tor sale. for barking logs. Alss
Fufbu.h 10 Berlin With an assortment
% good. In hi line.
DsmaurrE l. In town again aud thinks
u hard country % b. caught la With
cot team, bat some grt along Yer,
we'll on snow shoes.
n. n. B-unstt started the 18th With hl'
brother Clifton, Who has been failing fol
. long time. for the Maine Genera
Hospital. Rev. =. :. Work, Who Ia.
very rrccuily returned from the hospital
will 70 Ia Portland With him.
Mes.rs. B.arce 4 Wilson 10 Lewiston
are az looking over timber land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
wtsr Fsy1suso.

Inc sick sre al Improving
The stirling Literary Club have been
presented With four volumes Of Lucy
lArcomis books, by Miss Annie Page.
The next meeting viii BE- held With Mrs.
4. J. Haley, February 9Th.
Had quite vet day yesterday, rain
log very hard In the evening, but very
drv ~ for news.
livery person aud al kinds 90 business
seem Ia BE- moving on quietly, maxim.
no stir or giving new. collector. any
chance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
PERIL

n. n. Robinson aud George Chs.'
have gone To winthrop 10 buy som'
cows.
George and Daniel Conant are visiting
friends In Il,ermore.
%. D.. stillmsn has bought = COW OF
4. II. Griffith.
iiorten.e Torrey and her brother Eu
gene were At East Peru aud called and
looked at A. d. Grifilth's herd Of Jerse,
CONS.
The farmer. are still cutting Ice Ia
Turner. Pond. There 10 quite = crss'
Ia that direction.
There Was a surprise party at Ger'i'
IIoi.don's ou the I'D and there va.
quite = crowd there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
SWEDEN.


Died, Ia Norway, Jan. 9th. I'LL.
Never. Mari. wife Of VIII Mari and
daughter of Albion Ne,er., agei about
~ years. Mr. aud Mrs. MARI had len
their sweden home In the care Of their
mother aud we're at work In the shoe
shop at Norway; only . short time ago
Mrs. VI. Was taken down With the grippe
which proved fatal. A husband, father
aud mother aud four sisters are left on
which the sfiiIctIon falls very heavily.
u. u. Moulton WAS called to Chicopee,
Mass, q few weeks ago by the death Of
oil. mother, which occurred st the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Leonard IT'LL OF
that place.
A. vet there have b-en only afew
case. 10 grippe 10 this vicinity.
The singing class taught by Prof.
wight is progressing dnsly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
AoRIA PARIS

Abner Henson aud wife are alex.
Eugene Curtis and ~ife have visited
at Norway few days.
Cora Ilstt IL alex with the grippe.
Alpheus Fuller IL visiting his slater,
Mrs. Martha Andrews.
n. W. Durham has sold bls oxen.
n. n. Dow has bought = pair of steers
Of Lennie Merrill.
james \. wright, ESQ. WAS In this
place Friday on business.
y. II. Andrews IL stopping at home
for fortnight.
Ida Ilttlehsle remains about the same.
She IL quite sick.
Mr.. aud Mrs. whitney aud Msrcellus
Iittlehsle are sick With colds or the
grippe.
Josephine Henson died Jan. 10 after q
long illness, and MAS buried Jan. -.
One Of the sensations at this place u
an attempt at suicide aud then leaving
home by one Of our citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
ROxBuRv.


The .lelghing IL too fine for people "a
stay In doors. -,
4 good deal can h. done In one ~eek
nos the roads are so good.
Cha.. I,undiett's little 10y IL sick With
lung fever.
Pred Morrill, Ia drawing the poplar on
the l.. 4. Thomas farm.
jane. Irish I. drawing birch for Chap
mans mill.
The article In the Democrat on the IA
question Ia sound sense. We do no,
want the listing system. The crime III
-rjury i.t.rribly on the increase. With
the listing bill \ Law, We should Md
that Ju.,lcc had gone away backward
We have plenty 81 tax Law nov " the
assessor. will do their duty. The
Changer. have not made over society aud
they never will.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
0gAAAQ9

NJ. Fernando William l. home ON q
short vacation.
Mrs. Hattie Jones. Who for the past
thirteen week has been nursinx Mrs. Y.
n. Frye ot fryehars Csntrs, n homo
for short ret.
Mr. Chas. McKenney IL In town on
business Tor day or two.
Mr.. Aimon Pingrce Il hsuling boz
timber to Augustine ingalls,.
A new arrival at Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lacks. II IL q girl this time.
Mr.. Augustine Ingalls, is saving stave
timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
TIE CLEANER.

Learning the Hawaiian language h . 90
eiai fad In Washington.
OF the sarth's surfAce. 10000 scrvs ars
devoted To tobacco culture.
The superstition Conserving the finding
Of . horseshos date hack 10 the thirtssnth
century.
The wheat product Of the world 10 tam.'
900 tcns, which IL mostly dsvoured bsfor'
the next crop.
Piiny tells IL . copy Of IIomeis Had
known In his day that Was - small that u
could b entirely hidden In The shsli d
hsa's en-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
EAST WATERFORD.

horn, Jan. I'D, To the vile OF NIrgI'
n. Johoaon, q son.
4. y. Haskell IL doing n thriving bu,I
mes. this winter saving hard wood boiis
Into spool strips and slaves. Ills son, A.
J. Haskell. and several others are work
Ing for him. IA,
Zebulon Abbott is threatened Will
pueumonis.
Arthur Buck IL recovering from w..
Chauncey Ames WAS very alex satur'
day aud sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
SUMNER.

Endeavor meeting At the Morrill,
school house Friday evening. Feb. ~, At
{. o'clock.
Melro.e Ford, Who l. stopping al
urias Bonney's, I. on the sick ll.t.
L. VI. Becklcr went Ia Minot last
Monday.
Nellie Foster {. working for Mrs. T.,
4. Bowksr.
We learn that Mr.. Ellphsiet Morrill, !.
falling.
several from thl. place attended the
sociahle At West sumner last Friday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The program - the pcmorcst silver
medal ,uuts-t tuesday evening sas car
lied GOT ~ yuhlished last week. The
mel a.. awarded "a Miss Grace llsr-
,.u Me- Na,o delighted the audience
With two rvyitations after the rcst 81 the
r-uErm. aud Wss enthusiastically ~
srr,i after each. She Il an accOm-
rT.hs.l e.oyutionisi, "a versatile talents,
pleasing 'u her manner aud judicious la
isf tlD.gs 20 selections.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

NJ hsu. stolen Il Lester Roblnson's
A. E,.f summer. a. related by car East
>amns- correspondent, we're discovered
.fu1iurI md recovered the last % the
u.sk charlie. Mcodsum and George
P1sut vvry arrested and brOught before
Trial Il.iicv Davis AZ Paris saturday
Afternoon. 4 hearing la the matter ~s.
appointed for Tuesday At IN A. NJ, and
~ prisoner. Nerr allowed Ia ~ on their
oun -rlU gulnncc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
CONFIRMATION AT BAH

Fire at Bath sunday morning destroy.
ed several large blocks and smaller
buildings, including the sagsd,hoc
House and = number of stores. The
total loss will amount 20 nearly half y
million. Help was called for aud fur.
ni.hed from Portland, Lewiston and
Urun.vick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Rev. Mr.. Murphy preached st the
Cougrrgaiionali.t church sunday.
Mrs. =. II. Chapman and her daughter
Mr.. Hamilton, have gone Ia Massachu'
.stts o. spend the winter.
Mr.. Newton l.lttle~cod has gone e.
Norway 20 her sous, whose ~lfc !. very
low u living 40 this time.
\ lyceum "a. held Monday evening
subject for discussion, ''capitsl punish
msnt.
wm. Paris has bought = machine fo'
cutting l,onc. Tor poultry ani run. u by
water power AZ Richmond brothers
mill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
UPTON.

Mr.. J. D.. brooks IL very .lck Will
lung fever.
Mr.. Nellie Burke has a new sew
In x machine. the New Companion.
". .. Elllngv God !. cooking for \. VI
Coolidge.
J.f. Myers Of Gorhim, y. H., Is cook
ius at the Lake House.
b. II. Brooks, william SWEAT ant
Thomas Thur.ton are each possessors ol
new sleieh., purchased Of Mr. Curtl.
Wet Paris.
Mr.. frcd Lane I. spending the whites
" lth her mother, Mrs. Bartlett.
n. 4. Chase has sprained his ~rs'
quite badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
GRAFTON.

There 1. quite adearth Of news here al
present.
But the westhsr-an unfalllng source
to draw from-ls delightful.
Mrs. Martha Brooks, who for several
weeks has been M with grippe aud ws'
recovering. took q sudden cold snd foI
few DAYS there were fears that shs
could not recover, but che rallied aud u
Improving nov.
Carrie Brooks Il q little better. IN.
has been suffering for some time Will
neuralgia.
A good time for numbering. Jus
snow enough and the weather all thai
voald be desired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
LOWELL

The Congregational circle at the Gen.
TIRE VAS entertained on Wednesday even
ing by Mrs. j. y. Stearns, and the VII
|isge circle met the same evening at
Fox's Hall.
The singing school nj the village
progresses finely.
Mr. George Msr.ton has ben eonhn'
ed 10 the house for three weeks viii
rheumatism and grippe, but is slowly
improving. 49,.
Nr. Esther Garcelon IL visiting Ia
town.
Many Of the farmers are putting In ie'
for creamery use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
EASY aaowheiEIp.

school closes In District No. Friday,
January 10Th.
Mrs. A. p. johnson IL visited by Mrs.
Coburn OF walthsm and Miss Jone. oil
Boston.
+. n. Gle. expects to close his cloth
log shop this week for some time.
Colds aud lung difficulties prevail ba'
no serious cases as vet.
Quite q heavy rain storm "wednesday
afternoon and evening clearing on cold
and windy this Thursday. Ice and crus
cover the earth everywhere about ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
NoawAv LAKE.

Darius Pike Of Mlnot, who used To live
here, called on few OF his friends TINS
Eibridge Cannon aud wife were At
DAVID Floods aud spent the evening
y y. Po,tlc xas at W. 3. Partridge'
satu rday night aud Sunday.
Mrs. e. w. Partridge u quite s'es
With bad cold.
j. l.. Partridge u gaining slowly:
Mr.. simon stevens and u. D. hooos
are out doors again.
Mr.. Benjsmln Marstou stlll continues
quite slck but u considered little bet
ter to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
SOUTH RUMFoRD.

Ml.. flors 4. wymsn % Dlckvsle Il
visiting a. her uncle's, VI. L.. wymant
willis, Maydell aud Georgia llemlng
way, Harvey Nell, Pred and leslie Put
nam went Ca Dixheid Tuesday night u
the drains, "Neighbor lockwood"
W. Clark arrived home saturday, jan
~.
". l.. wyman has been hauling lum'
Der TIL. week 10 !. &. wyman's mill al
Dlckyslc. .
Ms. Chandler Abbott 10 very slcl
With the grippe.
Mr.. Cotton Elliott, who has been
q ait, sick the past week, iss little bet
tr. ~ bs -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The wi,hirs~al ~ Rev. Mr.. wedg,
ofh.. rr.igustion a. pastor 81 the hap
til church has given gvnersl sstisfsc-
f..g. Ne IA. identified his Interests With
tho.s ~ The ,uhgv In every WAY, l. de
..vrily popular. aud 10th In and out 81
49, churrh ihe people are glad To have
him remain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
EAST RuMFoRp.

Wilson Thoma. has within TIVE
month. lo.t by hos cholera ten hogs
aud shoats.
Mell-n Virgin has be~ sleigh.
Charley Putnam I. getting out lumber
Ia build a zap house.
Ala d. A. knight are milking
twenty-,hrec COW. this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
the gplcuRG.

Tn. latest society fad isto serve Ice cream
In stHtuAry molds fashiouei after motel
men 90 women.
tn. plant known 10 Ne a. "loye lie- bleed.
ing IL eaten ~ n vegetable la China The
young shoots Of the mahogany are also
served at table
Anew salai 1. called ham and egg" IL
4. mad. by fine chopp~d cooked ham and
~gys cut fns sDd saturated with what the
rr.taurant waiter calls French dre.-ing. "
To bake haDana.. strip from one side q
piece ~ the skin. Then Loosen the skin
from the sides of the fruit, dust well With
GRADUATED sugar sud bake In moderate
oven half an hour. serve ho, In the skins.
A pungvnt new .hert<t l. made by add.
ing preserved giDgrr TO n lemon Ice. Chop
q quarter % q pound % the ginger very
nns. Add Ia IL 2 Tablespoonful. - the sirup
and stir thoroughly into the Ice after !, .,
ex..sn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
RuneORD.

Mrs. David Elliott died Jan. 3ist; also
John Martin the same date. lie Was one
of the oldest people In town.
Jessine Martin has gone To i've with
hls cousin, WIN. Martin.
Mrs. Morgan has been engaged 10 take
charge Of the post ofice.
Miss George webbsr 10 hons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
BRvANT'S POND.

Geo. p. Bicknell, who has been one OF
the proprietors of the hotel for the last
four months, IL about IN return To Buck
field With his family. lie partner, Jol,r
Tobin, viii continue To run the house.
The Lucier Mlnsirels appear at Grang'
| Hall Wednesday evening, Jan. 81, 10 ont
Of their refined entertainments.
The Bryant's Pond Cornet Band vii
give q concert Mt Union Hall, Hanover
Friday evening, Feb. ., assisted b,
Bscon's Orchestra and Arion Dsnj'
Club. They are arranging to give tn
Hanover people . nrst-clasa entertain
ment, and they will do u. There Will b
Il n hall NJ clOse Of concert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
RR0MhElElD.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. u. HIean are very sick
Quite a number Of others In the village
are on the sick list.
Mr.. Thomas Harmon lost quite valu
able horse.
Mrs.. Fred spring Of westbrook IL al
\. u. Beans. =,
Mr.. Howard Porter Of freePort u
stopping at Frank libby's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Uh.p. vii D. an exhibition AZ the
,.,.. "a he school In the whiiiemor.
p..ir.tt on FRIDAY evening To which all
40, Invited. The entertainment viii
Ior.i.t ~ dialogues, DESTINATIONS, reCl-
f.fI.rs. singing etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

NJ. Nave. the slocutionls,, spent
>,gt.y atO 4. Thsyer's. She will con-
49, a rlsss In elccution In connection
vrh 'hr academy, coming here once =
- Terms reasonable. Dor psrtlc-
gl,r. enquire 20 Principal Edgecomh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

Nj. Edith clay % Belfast l. msnlpu'
htins The LEY In the Telegraph Office,
"a tssthlug Miss Mildred willis the
,,,.f.r.ss % the dots aud dashes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

David q. Woodbury., the Paris s~cis-
~. .ha0s "a ripe tomato picked
,r.m MI, vices CA January III. II !.
,s.i.s.. to rvmArk that u VAS not
,p,au uut ~ doors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
s-A.NE'S RANDY MANUAL OF USE
SUI INEORNAIION

There la. just been pabll.hsd In CHI
cAgua most valuable book With the
AboNe title, complied by Prof. WIN. III.
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sfu. IL ia compendium Of things
worth knoNing. thiugs difficult To re-
msmbsr. and tables of reference 81 great
value 10 everybody, that !, has never BE-
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such compact shspe. our wonder ID
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
ION THE HILL. ="
DIRECTORY.

-, R.rti.t Char,h Rsv. a. r. wedse. Pas
=. -. Mag every sansisy AZ II An. Sunday
- al lis. sabbath kseainx ssf,tcs al
-. Frsyer Meetings thar-siss hssnin<- "
I,i,sr-an-s CAareh; Sunday school even
sanliay a. u A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

he Baptist choir would gratefully ae-
lpo~ lcigc the gift Ut some new anthem
~. from Mrs. v. l.. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
MExIcO.

"tN'~Ss
Bert I. Howard cut hi. hand badly
few days since, With saw, while en-
gagged In saving birch for Mr.. Robinson
Dr. Ryan Of Rumford Fall. dressed the
wound which I. nov doing veil, but Will
disable him Tor labor some time.
Quite a number from TIL. place At
tended IN. drama Neighbor lakewood al
Dixfield last week.
III. Rumford Fall. Light aud Power
COMPANY have recently extended their
line scro.s the new toll bridge and
through Ridlonyllle where three arr
light. shine rr.plendently zach night.
The bridge I. fairly well lighted.
tn. new winter road IL completed
from Mexico 10 Bery's Mills via Jenns
Pond.
Goodwill Brother. % Carthage have
about 30 thousand 81 lumber To- h.
hauled over TIL. route 90 i.umford Falls.
The.loige % 4. ~. q. &. WAS Instituted
nj town hall, Mexico, Jan. Bth, by u u
e. Mitchell % klttery Point, Maine.
The following officers were elected sn'l
Installed:
&c swa.ey,N.C.
Lillian ". snaIl, VIC
o. . Hlaforl, n u, f.wC.
trssk Lori. W. q.
O.. 20. IiafLs~. n. "
wslas. g. ,t,.a.. " N w.
y. u. Meorr, W. %.
,. Y. Doyen, W 80.
ssil. Meow. ". Ia.
The lodge received the name OF NJ,
Llrcou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

,s,cial dance. With q good crowd In
,,tsnd,nc,,, VAS held st the hall Friday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
THE JOCKEY.


Alix while at full speed strides u feet.
Budd Dobls think. Arion can heat ao<
pext yraE
Hen ksunsy vii handle Marcus Days
trvttss~ Dext season.
Blsirwood. sis,I. IL the subject Of legal
squabbls In Tenn~-.-s.
The pacing stallion Creole. ais. has lea
sold 90 parties In Honolulu.
Eights~n out of - trottsrs In the 2ii0 list
made their records to bike sulkiea
California claims tn have sdd~i - To the
list of grrat brooi mares during isS
The Alabama Trotting iIor.e Brr~ier
ss-ocistion has elected J. II. Hartley prs.i
dent
u h claimed that Ontario produced mors
$50 performers In lsp than any stats In the
union.
Hue Sign has sntirsly rvcovvrrd from the
injury he rrcsiv~i In New York last Sep
tsinber.
The Orvgon Hor,e aud Land company has
between s.OW and d.0o houss on IL west
srn ranch
Outonian's legs are hing trrstesi with
the hops Of getting him In SHAPE for next
ssasoa's campaign.
Flora Temple. e;ip'i. and Goldsmith
Maid. 2:it, once queens Ut the tro,tins turf.
bad three foals each.
Lucy Page, sSeA. and Newton u. s;i's.
make . handsome gray team and sttf .ot
much attention 81 Akron, q.
Ther~ IL nothing like actual performs ,cs
on the track Ia settle all questions a. To the
proper way 60 breed trottsrs
Captain i.msilon u the Russian army
will buy several Kentucky stations and
brvol marvs for the imperial STABLES.
Generally . community that rsis~s good
bor.s- show. proxr.-. and intsllis.nos aud
will almost surely bscoms prc-psroua
seli 10 yoa arr tir~d % kesping. and keep
N you are tir-d of -~llins. but hs Who holds
on o. the b-st will - rccompsn-e'i when
the tide turns -ilor.sman-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

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