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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
LOWELL.

The store OF Mr.. John VI. Harrington.
With the post Office, At Centre Lowell,
Was burned Friday morning. Cause un-
known. Loss on buildlng and stock
about el0o0. Insured for $500.
A fair delegation attended the Congre-
gational conference nj Harrison We'd
nesday aud Thursday.
Rev. II. y. fArnham and wife have
arrived home from their vacation.
Dr. u. J. Noyes has gone on trip Ia
Rumfor,i. Lewiston and other places.
uey. David Chambers has sold his
horse Ia Charlie. Bartlett OF Stoneham.
The remains Of Mr.. James ii. Martin,
q former resident OF this town, were
brought here for burial Tuesday. They
VA. accompanied by two members OF
the Masons and two of the Sons OF Vet
Grams, and by his wife and two children
with hi brothers and = sister. The
funeral took place at the Christian
church, attended by l.ev. &. \. Young
Of rryeburg. The floral offerings were
In great abundance and very hne; being
furnished BY the societies Of which be
wa. a member, and also by relatives and
friends. lie died from disease OF the
heart from which he had suffered Tor
.ome time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
hROMNElElD.

Mr.. Thomas y. Davi. Of farrnlngtou,
y. a.. Il visiting friends la this town
and iAcumsrk.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Libby have returned
home from frcsport.
VIM. N. siickDey l. Ia town settling
~ hls bushes. preparatory TO leaving
for south Americs. lie leaves New
York by steamer Nov. Is. lie Will not
return bsforc spring. M. family will
.psnd the winter In Andover. Mass.
Mrs. VI. Bradeen Il visiting her sou
Alton, Who lives In Massachusetts,.
Joe Cousins has moved into one OF
D.. II. Beans houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
tAS1 BEIhTl.

Indian summer days.
Mrs. Emma Putnam % Dlxfield accom-
panied by her father, Mr.. :. j. Howard
81 Boston. called on many friends In
this place last week.
Mr.. and Mr.. ". :. wight visited In
tins place and attended church last sab
hath.
". n. Tracy % i.ockes Mills has
opened the store st thu. plscc, aud NOV
Ell his family into Miss Helen BARTLETT.
rent.
Mrs. Annie II. Brown u very sick.
Lillian Il. klmball closed her school
AZ West Bethel Friday, Nov. J.
A thunder storm Nov. Let.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
EAST WAIIRfoRp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira johnson have return
ed from Massachusetts, where they have
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. william T.. knightly
spent last week In Boston.
\. =. Hall IL building = new ell, under
which he has dug q cellar. Irving Frost
and David Flood are doing the stone
work, and N. II. Warren the carpenter
work.
fred kilgore !. putting In some hard
work In the field opposite his house
clearing II from boulders.
George Gray has built front on his
ell. II Il great Improvement.
Iva VI. johnson IL visiting In Lowell
and Bridgton.
Two hunters from Buxton are staying
NJ W. III. keen's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
WTSI PARIS

The young people % TIL. town will
hold a socisble az Masonic Hall on fri-
day evening. November 9Th, under the
auspices % the I. u. q. Z. In connec-
ton with the entertainment there Will be
q book party. All desiring To do 80 arr
requested Ia wear upon their diess some
ornament or symbol repre.enting the
title ~ some book. During the evening
there will he an apron sale, and refresh
ments will be served. All are cordially
Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
WEST SUMNER.

II. 7. Heath Ia at work fort. II. Lunt,
Buckfield.
c. n. Packard wants some good
chickens.
Mrs. Mary Freeman remains about the
same.
Fletcher Psrlin has moved from Deer
ing to J.. A. Noyes'.
q. l.. Heath IL improving.
william r. Honey has finished haul
ing lumber TO South PARA.
Heavy thunder shower October 3lst'
G. y. Handy IL up In the lake region
Howard BROTHERS cell large quantities
OF goods In their line. Mr.. Howard u
on q trip up to the lakes.
G. NJ. Blsbee slaughtered Q porke'
November Let that dressed 40 pounds
Miss NJ. J. Cummings ID to teach
school Ia sumner the coming winter.
Mrs. l.. J. Quincy made Q flying trip
TO Rumford Falls one day last week.
Mr.. Horace Farrar has . nice new
horse. Il ha beauty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
aOlalIRv.

Nearly all the news here Is railroad
news.
The work Of construction IL being
pu shed all along the line.
There IL a big job at Rocky Hill be
low l.. m. Reeds mill. Il will be q
winters job To go through the ledge
A steam engine aud other heavy ma
,hlnery are already on the ground and q
crew Of men clearing OF the loose stone.
By the grading of the railroad jim
Irish Ia entirely cut OF from getting 10
his field across the river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
STRANGELY SAVED FROM DEATH.
4 Drsmsiis Pr~v~s,iss sf Assassination IN
o ssmbiiag uoas~.

~ NbfUnlaIlS IFNNrutteo ~ ss~@@s1ssss'" -
sGsmbiiss u.as~.
A crowd 81 people witnessed singu'
lar scene here the other night. In which
q mans life was saved after NJ novel
fashion ~ ever any writer u fiction has
evolved. RAfo shafer. . well known
sporting man. was seated In gambling
saloon talking TO q friend. who had only
lately come hero from the east Shafier
was telling his companion Of aquarrel
that ne had with another San about
town. whom no suspected Of being
about 90 make an attempt ON his life.
A. no was speaking the eastern man
suddenly interrupted him with the ques.
ton, "Say. Shaffer. do you remember
your old business ~ telegraph opera
tori"
shafYer. who. u seems, had followed
thi. trade before going west. looked sur
priscd, but answered that no did
"well. you know. It's q very easy
thing forgotten. Now. ] will bet you
can't tell me what I am going 10 tick
out here ON this table"
The eastern man then took pencil
from his pocket and began 10 tick on q
message which. A. he finished. caused
5hafYcr 10 spring hastily from his seat.
drawing. n he did ~, arovolver from his
pocket. which he thrust almost In the
face Of q man who hal been standing In
tho door of the saloon. and who had
Just covered him with his pistol Tho
two men slarcd ut each other. and then
shaffcr said calmly'
Better put mp your weapon. Smith.
unless you want TO shoot II out with me
here I have got the drop ON you n
much NJ you on me-"
Smith hesitated and then replied
that he would put mp his pistol II Shat
fer would and consented to leave the
question between them to the arbitra.
ton Of mutual friends Shaffer agreed
TO the arbitration plan. ~ 10 seems both
men had their reasons for not letting
the cause Of tho bad blood between
them 10 known to the public Smith
then left, and Shafisr thanked his quick
witted friend for the services no had
rendered him. The message the east
ern man had raped out was ~ follows:
"If your enemy IL . dark complex.
Toned man. with . hooked no.e and n
scar ON the left cheek, he has Just en-
tered tho saloon and has his hand on his
pistol pocket II you fear treachery from
him, move quickly. or he'll have the
drop on you. I am unarmed. 20 that ]
cannot draw FOR you. Draw now. - he
has his pistol out, and unless you AFRO a.
quick ~ lightning he will have you.
Skaters keen ear caught the words,
and he acted at once on them, - has
becn shown. His wheeling 20 suddenly
about ON Smith took that gentleman %
by surprise that he was compelled 70
back down.-Hsting Neh Cor. Phil
sdelphia Times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

D~sth % . famess Cs<hseha f~sssr.
Mira Lyno. Stephens whose funeral
In England took place recently. had 20
completely outlived her celebrity that
abe doss not find . place In "Men and
Women Of the Time" yet when the
ccntury was young the name Of Mile
Duvernay wS o household word. and
the author of tho "lngoldsby Legends"
puts into tho mouth Of Lord Tomnoddy
when sddruasins ''TigerTim" thewords:
NaiibrNn's d~sd.
Duvenay's Ord.
Taslioai hAa not yss arrived In her stssd.
Tiger Tim. come teli ne true.
WHAT may nobieman nnd 10 do'
Duvernay. tho dancer. dying ct 81.
has survived. Malibran. tho singer. 90
yearA The former married Mr. Lyme
stephens. wealthy man. who left her
. life interest In his sect In Norfolk and
also most Of his property. Sho survived
him over 30 years. Ma Lyne-Stcphens
also had . residence st Roshamptou.
where she took . dep interest In the
convent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
xAlNl0aD

Died, October ?Gth, Madison j. Rus
sell. aged about ca years. MIR. RUSSELL
has heeu In feeble health for some time.
Ills los. In the vicinity In which he lived
will be much felt. lie WAS q man OF
strict integrity. sound Judgment. and
good business ability. Asa town officer
he was universally liked. lie leaves
many friends Who deeply sympaihire
with the berrsvcd family.
Quite number % farmers In the town
are selling their apples.
Ralph Morrill, has added To bls stock
20 goods large lot 81 ready made cloth
Ing which he offers TO sell At avery
small profit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
WAC TAXES THIS

N. ar.t ten persons Who pay at
o,s wear In advance on subscription
a, psmocrAt, at si.So per year, ire
.ior new .ubscriber) before the
-, u next week 10 issued, We viii
-. wear. subscription To either
=. American Farm News" MONTH
!. ,,r,,ultural journal, or one years
,..,,,t,,n 10 .'womankind''-a month
=, ,or women and home. This
=, ,,pirv. With the Issue % next
,...s p,mocrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
PERU.

Geo. Wilson Il In town again.
W. III. Bent has moved his post Office
into hi. house, and J. VI. Cannon has
moved Into the store where Bent has
KEEP, his Office.
Alton Newton intends 10 move this
~esk into hls stand that he bought Of
j. ". Cannon.
Mrs. John knight has pullet that
Was hatched In April. tina, has laid three
dozen eggs and wants TO set.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
soRYsw1sr Bsrbel.

Herman BENNETT has gone 10 Gorhsm.
y. H., To assist his brother sam while
In the barber shop.
II. ". Pratt and family have gone Ia
>hslburne for the winter. Mr.. Pratt has
iob In the woods.
Prof and Mrs. wight leave the first
% thi. month FOR trip 10 Arcostook.
the garden % Maine, where they expect
Ia reap. no, "gsrden ssss" bat golden
rewards for the knowledge of music they
intend lmpsrtins TO those wishing To
learn.
George aud Eben Chapman went to
BERLIN the lat.
Mrs. George Murphy has gone back
over the river 10 live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

man and hi son we're chosen on
-5o.i., .de. for the hunting match
i xesA. The young man had gun,
i hfi.r idnr. The old gentleman
a. ur .o .uuff. however, Tor h. Got az
"a h. uoruIug by the bright light,
= d. qua and ~ss away Tor the
I'D. y Bile Vet the young man slept
b ,ruusI, 10 the biggest beg of game
iii .has,d up that night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
NoRTn 8UckeielD.

Mrs. DIR. &. II. Gibbs and her two
dsug hters are In our place visiting.
n. Mason IL at his sons, A. y. Ms
sons.
Head brothers have been repairing
their mill.
Elmer Austin's children are having
scarlet fever.
Jason Mitchell has moved back to hi'
old place.
Will BIsbee and Charles Coffin have
finished threshing for James Bicknell.
Married, In Buckheld, October roth,
Vim. q. Blsbee and Mabel Damon, both
M Ruckneld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
kEMRN.

Mrs. John Eames has been sick for
two weeks.
Orrin Foster IL hauling apples to
Bethel. lie IL shipping them TO Berlin,
y. II.
]. m. Farrar Il at work for John Cool.
idge finishing rooms In his ell part.
Dennis kilgore has moved the post
Office To Poplar Tavern. lie 10 to run the
house for the ensuing year, ;. a. EAmes
having moved out.
The cider mills which have been run
ming full blast for = number OF weeks
are about ready to close up operations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

F-rs., : Bartlstt, Esq. % Washing
lU.,.. formerly of Paris, Vas CALI
4 on ir.sut. her, saturday. Mr.. Bart
b has good position In the Pension
.taru,Ht 10 Washington, and u cm.
,rtsd part % the time a. special
us,-,r Mr.. BArtlstt's many friend.
Plr.. are always glad 10 see his genial
1.1isra1lv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
wssr sRyseupo.

Mrs. Harriet Putnam, 40 Ward, has
becu visiting her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Webster.
Mrs. whiicomh has been stopping
With Mrs. Mary Walker.
Mrs. Randall and sou 81 Portland are
Visiting Mrs. harrington.
The farmers are doing more fall plow-
Ing than usual, owing 10 the fnc wealth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

OXFORD, "A, cssr, Of Probate =; =, bel, e.s =. :.
the third Tuesday OF Oss.. A. u. ise<.
Of ~ ss ss .s,sss " Of ciiAs. II. cilSss q
DixSsbi, praying for hcenss w. ssli and
: con- :: s AZ a. =. - \ N. ' sss:. y
nls In ihs p.esa!s sass ..
70 o.e Il rs Is:' m s.s ss s's
weeks sssss.sivsiy In the Orfori bs~.
oerai. new.pspss psinsei 2. Para IN
s.ss Court q he Ssh q rsrs, esiSs ,Siri Tsss.
day OF Nov. pext. = niss o'elcet IN the fore
's~s should ''' V a. Er.s';at. 4. vrrsox. J,a,,.
xEbsKr D. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

H.. ,aras Briggs Of south Paris,
4. al sno~n masic teacher, writes
4, q fhs mandolin playing of Miss
h,1s- sho spent the Summer hefr
u. u ,dsn shosed the possioliille.
f.As o. aud0lin aud her own command
stl1a ,ery pleasing manner. >he
~ no The rialis tones % the lnstru-
81 ,.r, boticeably. II Ne had NOR,
iatsf. - Miss Hayden, the mandolin
80 4. "a take front rank =. SOLO
1s-r.u Int
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

10 ortharilsts would Ike Ia see
80 arg.e buyers Who have been Offer
|. .set IUng prices over Lowell Nay
kr,r. in this vicinity are about a.
.nfr, a. isn's teeth. aud When one does
r i.'a ths place. b. acts about as en-
is.a.ii - defeated candidate the
tr.rs after election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
eAsI aRoWNeIelp.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Stickney gave
their many friends In Brownfield pleas
sut surprise by coming home for few
days. They return TO Andover this
week.
Mrs. sarah Sanborn IL spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs. u. NJ.
Sanborn.
Mr.. James II. IIili, Who has been alex
Of typhoid fever, Il recovering, although
unable 10 alt up. 49,,
Mrs. &. ID. Fessenden has tonsilitis.
Her daughter, Miss Ida Fessenden, IL
taking care Of her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

H5si. you like those Halloween
f..ors. Great display, wasn't IL
|tNisl elegant time II would have
-. -, a the ~itehing hour, 20 take
= -rur ,u your hand and back out into
:. r,la-i. mid the lightning lash
II ~ ihunder's roarf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
A'ru' ''''-xi'IsS.Kr d. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, 80 Al q Court Of Probate hshi al
Paris, within AMI for The County " OnfOri, on
We ulrn , a., ..,.,.
% wM. W. SMITH. lsts Of Dixheld
In cali County, deceasci, having presented her
account % administrator u the Estate % ssi'i
,ie-easei Tor allowance;
OspsRsp, Thai .Ali Etesuinh give notice
10 all psr-ons Interested, by causing copy Of this
order b. te Published thrce weeks snoee-.iysly
In the oxford Dcmocrai. printed ~ Paris, that
they may appear 40 q Coar % Probate ~ lie hshi
% Nov newt, at nine oclork In the forenoon, AMI
show cause, ~ any they have. Why the same
shouhi MOI lie alyvest.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
ALBERr d. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
''s ''p'-XIIsKr d. PARK. R.si..sr.

OxvoRD, .. Alta Court Of Probate held 81
Paris, within aud FOE the County of oxford. on
Prteiila r. Foster, widow of CALEB y.
FOsTER. late Of Newly. deceasci. hav.
ing pre.entet her petiiion Tor an allowance out
Of the Personal Estate of saii deceAse.ii
ORDERED. That said petitioner give notice OF
publishing o copy Of this order thw~ weeks sue
cessi,ely In the Oxford Democrat, . Newspaper
printe.i % Paris, In said county, that they may
appear % Q Probate Court 20 he holden a Paris.
within and for aid County. On the third Tues.
,iay Of Nov. next, 81 nine o'cioek In the
forenoon, and show cause. u any they have.
GEoRGE A. WILSON. Judge.
true oopy--Atsest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

Iavd q. Woodbury., on woodbury.
ri Ir Isris, has bills cut for an
fos Wednesday. Nov. liih, Al .
~. IN. No posiponemeni on sc-
~, y bai weather. lie offers AL his
81. Awning tool. and a 10, % house
/ rssls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
EASY PERIL

ThomN. Farrar l. hxlng his birch mill
over into . grist mill, and the neighbors
srr very much pleased.
Horace Clark IL very low, but they
have hopes % him yet.
They have 10 hopes ~ Mrs. NArney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
oyroRp. ..,-M cour Of Probate hsd /.

OXFORD. 90 Al 9 Court of Probate hsht II
Paris, within AMI for the County ~ Otf0ri.
90 ths thiri Tuesday % 81. A. ID. lss.
Esiwin D. Abluti, Administrator On The estate
% HIRAM ABBOTT, late % Rumfori.
In .sii County. iseeAss-i. having presented III.
account of administration % the estate % .ad de
against ssli estate
OapsRrD, That the all Administrator give
notice a. al persons Interested by causing copy
% this order ~ H. pabll.hs.i three weeks sue
oss.i,ely In the Olfori Demo-rst printed ai
Paris, that thsy may appear NJ q Probate Court
W 10 hsli At Fairs. In ssii County, "a The thiri
TUESDAY % Nov. nett, 81 nine o'eiask In The
forena-bn, Ani show oAu.s, ~ any they have, Why
he same shoah not bs allowed.
GEOIGE A. WILSON. Jg,ixe.
A true oopy-atte-t =
AIuEUr ID PARK usstsl<f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

ONfORD, ss Al . Court % PROBATE he'll Al
paris within AMI for the County % Osfori on
the thlr,i Tue.iay % ut, 4. u. l-s.
Ghaflss %. Davis, Administrator On The es
TAI. % hICIMO>D DAVIS, late % Grafton,
se.oant 20 ssi,slni.trstion ~ the kstsis % sail
,iereasei for allowance
ORDgR.D, That .ali Admr. give hotioe Of
the same to all tsr-on. intsrcstsi tbsr,in. ny
Publishing q oopy ~ this orisr thfce weeks sas.
ue..l,sly In The Osfori Dem.crst, q Newspaper
printsiA AZ Paris, In ssli County that they may ap
pear al . Probate Court ~ ~ hoiien al Paris with
ln AMI Tor ssh County, on the thlri Tuesday of
Nov. nest. si nine o'slork In the fovnoon. and
show cause. ~ any they have. Why the same
.houi nOt be allowed.
GEo. A. WILSON. Jais,.
true oopy-atts.t :
ALBERr u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

Rev. Mr.. Middleton has returned from
Boston somewhat improved In health.
Dr. rauncc IL falling. IIls brother
Horace from Minnesota 10 here.
Miss Baker. former resident, IL visit.
Ing friends here.
George Jersey has gone to Boston.
Miss fobes Was able 20 return To her
home on Thursday.
Elder whitman baptized Eve persons
on Sunday at the pond near Yeaton's
grove. Meetings are held each evening
At Engine Hall.
Mrs. brown has gone to Massachu-
sets To attend the funeral Of her brother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
\. oxford 1emoerat.
aON THE HILL"
pIRKCroRY.

,.,s,.t CAurSh, Rev. A. weise. Pas.
- - every sunday "a n a. n. Sunday
h snN' sabbath kseninz ssryice al
-. s,,1sT sessins. fhsr-isy kseainr 81
ST. ohurh, sunday school every
stllAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
'ru'''p'-i sssnEr d. PARK. Register.

Paris, within anil Tor the County % oxford.
on the thiri TUESDAY % Ort, A. u. lss.
Ori..a y. Jehkia.. ESe.airix on Tho estate
% sNARANDA o. MERRILL, late of
iiebron In salt county, dec.a-c.i, having pre-.
estate of all dec.Asei for allosanos3
OnDsRsp. That the ali Esecutrix give notios
to all person. Interested thsrin, by
Publishing copy ~ TIL. orisr thres we.As cue
ce..i,sly In the Osfori prmorrst, Q n.wspspsr
prin,s-i at Paris, In saii County. that they may
appear at o Probate Cour " bs hohlsn Al
Paris, In saii County, On the thiri TUESDAY of
Nov. nest. a. nine o..l.h In The feren.oe' ADJ
shoui MOI bs allowed.
GEoRGE A. WILSON. Judge.
Atrue oopy-siis.t :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
A'"' ''''-AsEi.iS;s; n D. rArr, n.r.....

oT. Fro. ss: =. s s.s &: S g. s: :: d s:
8; :: ~ :;!:s 4 .; 49, 9 n AIM,
ford. IN aid cesssy ef Oxfsrf. dersassi
praying Cor iisssssts ssIi odd cesvey csrsaln Rsa
kstsss lslsasias % ssid esesls and described Ia
70 eli psrsoss inseesssd, 81 causins IN sbssrsc,
Of his vssitioa. viii tkls order tksrsaa, ~ h
Psbnsisa tire weeks sscess.Iysg p shs OF
e: e: +. ~ Z ~;
sisv sssss q Any M ksvs, Why o. 'sss sSssIl
esonos 4. WILSON. ssass.
zt6Sar D. rAax, ast.s.ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

E,,u'ar niycrsalls; Circle At the hall
a Fr.lsv evening. Picnlc supper al
ffn,k Entertainment for the even
shr,,. The Darksy Wood Dealer,
1sv-i bv dancing TN 10 o'clock.
.H-H....r DO t,enfg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

r.-i.. cold shlyer over one Ia think
y. tine b. g,tiing away, When the old
tusr. NImanac and the Maine Farm
I, Almanac appear, with "lsaa" stand
!, ct BOLDLY from the front Of the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

nss -portsmen met AZ the hall Moo
w e,euiny % last week. a. called. and
,nnt Harlow aud Edgar liutehlns chose
o. "a t~saty men each for the annual
|alting match. Tuesday Was the One
"a only day apyolnted for the hunt,
n the sportsmeu made u.s Of all the
kJi ght and more or less Of the dark At
Ia end. of the day. Ats o'clock In
= =, ching the game Was counted. and
J. re.ult Was .tJs for Hutchin.' side
~ ;lss for IIarlow's slde. An attempt
a. made 10 have the match run as near
a. I.os.ibse ..oa the square" and there
"a very little II any game brought In
Aai "a. not occurred the day Of the hunt.
y sun total Of the game brought In
a.ls
,ilsaiei woSipsslsr.
80 ash
.A4skraf.
ss.ts.s
aatss
~ighsT.
saririiss.
seseiTsssers.
ca silirrvl.
- ~ siairrvl.
- sJlifryl.
.si.esday evening vas the time set
\ - ball and supper, but the weather
4 Pet VETO on the date. IL rsined
al DAY, and al night increased TO
Sc that az the last moment the
:. postponed 20 Thursday even
Ihs ssather then Sas good enough
a.. crowd VAS q good one. The
"Ppsr Nas served az the Union
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06
A"o'''''-aTsEKr d. PARK. Register.

ONFoRD, sat Q Court ~ Probate he'll at
Paris, within aud for the County ~ oxfori,
on the thlri Tuesday of OF A. ID. Loo
On the PETITION % l.. l.. Powers Of iisnosefl
praying Tor the appointment Of himself
% .ai Hanover As administrator ~ the estate of
EDGAR 10. POwERs, Ate % Hanover. In
all County % Oxfori. decsasei.
ORpthtD, That notice Of The foregoing peti
ton le pubhshssi for three weeks s0cce--iyely,
PRIOR o. the thiri Tuesday % Nov, \. u. i-,t,
In the oxford Democrat printed IL Paris, In SAID
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue oopy-aite.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

n orssallsrs % a hunting match si
r-u.rsta1 decided that nothing should
1. cgr,rI except Legitimate game,
"A mlfs "a their schedule accordingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

- NeUell and family returned
Ns-slay from Falmouth for.side,
-, thsy have spent the summer.
N,yuUl H,cupy the Amos Dce house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

NsI' saturday there i transit OF
nr.urs acro.. tbs disk ~ the sun. IL
barre event. aud N II Ia clear DAY
- ill want 20 get your smoked glass
u O.@rA glass ready 90 observe u.
- tr.a.it will be visible from about 10
tNtaIr.M. Mercury viii BE- seen a.
ia's lot upon the face Of the SUI.
ty o1s having q good telescope may
~ r he scientific American a de-
cyi.. q - method by which a num-
= ust 1h.erye II simultaneously.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

n, ara Mr.. Jacob Daniels have gone
Massachusetts, 20 spend the winter
=, th.ir laughter, Mrs.. Dame.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-06

W,--,a ". Austin went saturday To
-Tp.. 10 here he l. engaged ss priDci.
80 H. high school, term beginning
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