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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20

With q wheat crop Of 575 million
bushels in sight in the United States and
An unusually light crop predicted in all
the other great grain-producing eoun-
tries Of the world, the prospects Of the
American farmer are bright. The re
cent issue Of "Brsdstreet's," which is
usually very conservative In It's views as
to the business future, calls attention to
the fact that the stock Of wheat In hand
at present Is unusually light, being only
75 million bushels, while nearly all the
great grsin-prOducing countries of the
world have unusually light crops this
year. Recent reports, IL says, from Rus
sia, Germany, France and Hungary point
70 decreased wheat harvests, and that
India win hardly supply her home de-
demand, with like reports from Australia
and Argentine, and adds: This brings
the United States to the front a. q
prominent wheat exporter under similar
conditions to those which existed In
1879 over the revival succeeding the
great panic after ave or ak years Of re-
trenchment and economy The same
publication calls attention to the fsct
that during the month Of June there
Vas an advance In cotton, cotton-seed
oil, tobacco, bacon, lard, rice, corn, oats,
barley, peas, milk. wheat, and other
barn products.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
SNOW'S FALLS.

We have just seen the biggest freshet
that has visited Us since the big one OF
March LIST, 1896. The water rose five
feet In the flume at the mill but fortu-
nately no damage was done. George w.
Hammond's house was again surrounded
by water and the river invaded the road
In three places, making total length OF
submerged road Of about thousand
feet.
Mrs. Lombard and Mrs. Littlehale Of
Upton, mother and sister OF Mrs. James
L. Suckles, spent few days with Mrs.
5. last week.
VIII Gaetz hiss left Levi Stearns' and
gone to work for George +. Hammond
on Paris Hill.
Mrs. Nellie ii. Murdoch Of Clarendon
Hin, Mass, Is visiting Mrs. Fred j.
Wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
ROxBURN.

IL is very seldom that our river Is 80
high in July as IL Was In the big rain
storm this week.
Our roads were badly washed and hay
ing was nowhere.
Our station agent Stanley Is building
q store close 10 the station.
Roscoe Peabody is at work for Mr..
Locke haying.
Mr.. Chapman has large crew Of
men tying up aud sending of spool
stock and wood.
News frcm the hospital is that Mrs.
Aldrich has had shock and cannot live
but few days. She was steadily gain
ing up TO the time Of the shock.
Through the Kindness Of Mr.. Stanley
We were treated 10 generous portion Of
an eight pound salmon, caught at the
lakes and sent 10 him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
wEsr aerueL

The entertainment Of the roysl enter
tainers, G.. Paul Smith and willard Cor
ton, which was postponed on account Of
the severe storm, will be given at Beans
Hall Tuesday evening, the 27th, for the
benefit OF the church. Since their adj
vent 10 this state In January the Maine
papers have devoted columns to their
praise, and a. factions speak louder
than words" it should be noted that
everywhere they have appeared for the
season they have been engaged to return.
G. C. Merrill has sold his farm to Mr..
McAllister, who was lately burned out,
and has purchased the George T.. KIM
ball place.
Minnie and Flora Wheeler are visiting
friends 10 South Paris and Norway.
Ernest Morrill, Is cutting Z. G. Wheel
er's English hay.
The drenching rain Of the last few
d ,ys has badly injured much hay.
Roy Bracket Is having trouble with
his eyes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
OXFORD,


Rev. Mr.. Stanley attended the Ep-
worth League convention at Portland.
Rev. Mr.. varley and wife returned on
Friday.
There were no services at the Congre-
gationalIst church on Sunday as Rev.
Mr.. Marley was sick.
The Y. Z. 5. c. Z. elected the follow
ing officers:
Pres, Harry farris.
Vice. President. Florence Farris.
Sec, Florence farris.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Fisher.
Treas, Mrs. T.. W. Edwards.
Lookout Com, Florence Hayes.
Missionary and Prayer Meeting Con-, Mrs.
Haken.
Social Com, Florence farris, Jennie Hayes,
Ida Hawkes., Bertha Haxen.
Flower Com, Ida Hawkes..
5. s. Com. Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs. Augustus Perkins and daughter,
Of Cambridge, Mass, are visiting their
relatives here.
Merrill Bracket lost valuable COW
with milk fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
EAST WATERFORD,

Mrs. ID. G. Pride's cousin, Thomas
Hobbs, from the West, visited her last
week.
Miss Grace NJ. Pride Is spending the
week at Norway.
Mrs. Annie Whitney Is visiting at her
grandfather's, p. n. Hsskell's.
Miss Matte Upton, Of Auburn. Was at
ID. G.. Pride's recently.
Mrs. Auseline Sanderson Is visiting on
McWsin HUI.
Miss Ada Cobb, Of North Bridgton,
spent last week with her cousin, Mrs. c..
III. Pride.
The roads were washed quite badly by
the late rain. The regular repsirs were
finished the 10th, all the money raised
for the purpose having been used.
Abraham Norwood Is In the place to
sell his grass. He drove up from West
brook.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
eRveetlno.


Miss sadie Locke b ct homo for her
summer vacation.
Miss Reba Eastman and Niss Neal OF
Portland have been Waiting at 7. l..
Kastman's.
Guests are arriving ut the Oxford.
Prof. Joseph C. Pickard Of Kansas,
Was 10 town Wednesday night.
Mr.. L. H. Cobb, editor Of the Portland
Press, and family, are ut Mrs. Randall's.
Also Miss Fernald Of Portland.
Summer boardcrs are coming into the
different private boarding houses.
The heavy rain caused the most ex-
tensive freshet for many years. Much
hay was under water and other crops
are seriously damaged.
A washout at Bartlett prevented
trains passing for day or more.
Miss Alice Evans, who Il In training
school for nurses at Boston, IL now at
home.
Mrs. Hastings and Miss Alice are at
home, having spent the winter In MIL
waukee.
The Mission Band gave q very pleas
ant lawn party In the academy yard on
Friday evening, 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
WEST PERU.

The body Of George Robertson, who
WAS drowned at Rumford Falls, July 3,
was recovered last Sunday. Several
men were standing on the bridge be-
tween Mexico and Peru, when they
noticed something peculiar floating
from up river and upon nearer approach
Il proved to be body. Two or three
got boat and moved after It; landing
near mouth Of Spear Stream. There
WAS suspicion Of foul play as his face
was bruised up quite badly, but the
doctor said that the marks could have
been made upon rocks as he came down.
He was buried by the selectmen Of Peru.
His age Was "a years. He was native
Of Auburn, Prince Edward Island, In
which his parents now reside.
The rain last week damaged the Rum
ford Falls Brick Co. to the extent OF
two hundred dollars, by destroying the
brick which were not under cover.
The Good Templars took In two new
members last Wednesday night.
Z. Z. Knox had an auction last Satur-
day and sold all Of his goods. N. Hall
auctioneer.
l.. Wyman's horse ran away from him
In front of j. A. Arnold's mill, last Mon
day, across II. w. Burgess garden, into
II. Rowe's grass field. Nothing was
broken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
THR OXFORD BEARS.
the posNos or THE WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS NIL.

First Baptist Church, Rev. II. A. Roberta.
Pastor. Presiding every sunday % =: =
Sunday school a Il =. ssGssss . Ts'sssr
e' TniTerssnss Church Rev. =. W. Pierce. Pas-
tor Preaching every Sunday a. II A. \. sun
day school :, y n s Mssans o. oses - osIach
Mrs. j. p. Thompson and children,
Master jamie and Miss Olive, are at D.
A. Thayer's.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce's theme for next sun
day morning viii be the answer TO the
question, "what doest thou here,
Elijahs' ;,
Miss Matte Austin returned to Paris
Hill for the summer last week. She 70
accompanied by friend, Miss kneeland.
Mr.. Lewis b. Brown Of Harvard
University Is here for the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Mabel c. Snow Of Hyde Park,
Mass, Is with her aunt, Mrs. V. n.
Paris, for few days.
Miss Rarstow, who has been ut Mr..
Lewis NJ. Browns for several weeks,
returned 10 her home In New York
Thursday.
Miss Nj. Rose Giles Of Portland arrived
at the Hin Saturday.
VIM. III. Reed Of White Greek, n. Y,
and Chsuncey Reed OF Cambridge,
\. Y, we're at the Hubbard House last
week.
c. l.. Dodge and wife OF Fall River,
Mass, were at the Hill last week.
Mrs. lydia ;. Hammond and Mrs.
Gertrude ID. Hammond spent Saturday
At Portland, where they attended the
birthday party Of Mr.. Edward p. Chtse.
About twenty Of the immediate rels.
tives Of the family were present and
participated in the pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Murray Quinhy oil
Newton. Mass, arrived at the Hill Mon
dsy.
Last weeks arrivals at The Beeches'
were Mr.. William Jones Of Newtonviile'
Mass. Mrs. G.. A. Wilson, Mrs. ID. {,
swift, NJ. aud Mrs. +. A. Thsyer OF
South Paris, Misses Elizabeth and
Frances Zimmerman OF Roxbury. Mass,
Mrs. A. c. Kinds and son Of Portland
and Miss Elizabeth c. Kinds OF Wor'
cester, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
vii SONS MILLS.

Mercury at 96 degrees July 5th, and
ranged from % 10 o. degrees the
entire week.
There were twenty-four people from
both settlements who went TO Portland
10 celebrate the 4th.
Father Kemp's minstrel band at Fred
Works hall made diversion for those
that attended, and another show at En-
rol Saturday called out the young, gay
and able-bodied.
Master Winthrop Estabrooke and his
guide, X. A. Storey, returned to Parma
cheenee Friday.
j. C. Bean has had water brought to
his buildings, from q spring on the hill
back Of his house; a convenience they
have been sadly In need of for years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
SUMNER.

Walter Abbott, OF Providence, X. J.,
Is visiting at his fathers, w. @. Abbott's.
A party had q picnic dinner at the
pond last Monday and enjoyed the day
10 boating and fishing.
White lilies are plenty and look splen-
did In the morning.
+. II. Thompson and son OF Rumford
Centre are in the place looking after the
hay on their farm.
Walter Thomas Is ut work for o. l..
Newell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
HARTFORD.

Mrs. Corthell from Boston Is visiting
her friends Ia Buckfeld and Hartford.
Frank Berry is n smart. Intelligent lad
OF eleven years, and has not missed a
day OF school for the last four terms,
and in consequence has been presented
with valuable gold watch from rela-
tive from Boston.
Decatur Irish lost q good work horse
last week on account Of the heat.
Greenwood will tell about the late
rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
RuMEORp.

Leslie Moody and Elias Abbott viii cut
the hay on the Rolfe and Walker farm.
win Elliott has returned To Dartmouth
10 continue his studies. lie spent the
six weeks vacation at Rumford with his
parents.
). l.. Moody has some very fine pond
lilies. sunday morning he picked nine
" which be gave his friends.
The mail leaves here st A. NJ, the
stage al the usual time, TO connect with
the morning train from Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
NORTH BUCkFlELD.

Geo. X. Hammond has finished j. c.
Heald's house.
Al Mason has sold his wool.
n. Mason has gone to Auburn for a
while.
Mrs. DR.. Gibbs Of Livermore Falls and
her two daughters are on visit to her
father, Elij,h Turner.
Levi Turner Of South Paris was In our
place last week.
Mrs. c. Dumas OF Boston Is with her
mother, Mrs. Abbie Farrar, for q while,
Mrs. Martha Record Is at home from
salem, Mass, where she has been through
the winter aud spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
WEST 8uCkFIElp.

Miss Alice Flagg went to South Paris
last week TO visit her brother Charles.
Mrs. Bisbee, Of Waterford, Was at II.
Flsgg's last week.
Gertrude and Hazel Warren from
North Sumner spent the week at Harry
Bucks.
Gertie Bonney Is at home from South
Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
NORWAY LAKE

Mrs. II. w. Knight Of Monson Is visit.
ing st her fathers, Samuel Psrtridge's.
School closed last Friday. Those not
absent for the term were Iva and Grace
Kilgore, Willie Flood, Grace Hill and
Ethel Kilgore. Those absent only one
day we're Evelyn Partridge, Donald
Partridge and Eden Hall. Miss I.sfar-
Ter Is fine teacher.
Maud Partridge Is at the village visit
ing st her grandmother's, Mrs. b. G..
Barrows'.
ID. T. welch is at work for the cleo
trio road company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
SOUTH RuMeoRp.

Fred Putnam Is working for Mrs.
Belle Jones through haying. and Peter
Thomas for N. L. and W. A. Wyman.
South Rumford post Office gets its
mail ut noon now as the mail car
rier, DR.. j. r. Putnam, makes only
one trip day, going down to the
Falls in the morning and staying TIL
after the ii :35 train comes In.
The river 10 higher than It has been
before this spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
HIRAM.

Mr.. Edwin WEIGH Of Bowd0in College
Ia visiting friends In Hiram.
Ssco River Is higher than ever known
In July before.
Mr.. John Norton has gone to Gorham
to work In hsying.
Roy Mackenzie OF Montreal arrived at
Ell e. wadsworth's Saturday, and vii
spend the summer here.
The selectmen are placing guldeb0ards
In various parts OF the town.
The Y. T. s. c. +. held n very pleas
ant circle at Pythian Hall Friday
evening.
Prof. Henry Hitchiugs Of Dedham,
Mass, Is boarding at Mountain View
Farm, and making some fine sketches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
DENMARK.

Mr.. Lyman walker, an inmate Of the
almshouso, ended his life by taking
lsudanum. His body wss found In the
cemetery Ct East Denmark.
Miss florenca Butler OF Dorchester ID
. guest 1t the Maplewood.
Mr.. Lockhart OF Boston b spending Z
few weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Peudexter.
The heavy rain Tuesday caused .
great many washouts, and the roads are
II bad condition. Mr.. Augustine Ingalls
was Obliged TO stop work On account Of
high water. Great damage b reported
sll ovee thia section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
SINGLE COPIES.

single Copies OF the Democrat are four cents
each They Win De mailed on receipt OF price ey
the publ,-ber- or for the convenience OF patrons
sinsle comics Of OF each Issue have been paced on
ssle AZ fhe following places IN the County:
South PARA Sturtevans's Drug store.
ShurSlenrs Drug Store
Norway. Moves Drug store
stones Drug store.
Ruckaeld Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
rryeburg. A y. Iewts. lnsufnnce o"eo-
Paris hin NJ L. Meilen. Post Once
Bryant's Pond. III. j. Libby, ros' oihoe'
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Miss Ida C1shing, daughter Of DR..
Cushine Of Merrimac, AAss.. 70 the guest
Of her friend, Miss Purington.
Mp. W. E. Skilllngs Of Boston 10 VS.
ltine her mother, Mrs. Abuer Davis.
Mr.. Marshall Davis, teacher in Rox-
bury Latin school, b with his mother In
Bethel.
he friends OF X. A. Frye, Esq, will
be pleased to learn that he has 80 far
recovered from his recent illness that he
rode down 70 his Office Thursday.
Bethel has been visited by the largest
summer freshet that we have had 10 the
last forty-flve years.
Farmers will begin haying next week.
The Universalist Society will hold its
mir June y. The royal entertainers,
Smith and Gorton, are engaged for the
evening.
Misses Bert Burnham and Alice Mason
have gone to Orr's Island for vacation.
The Ladies' Club met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. +. B. Tuell.
Plans for the coming fair were discussed
and Aug. II WAS the date fixed for hold
ing It.
The hotels and boarding houses are
fast filling mp with visitors.
Tuesday afternoon very pretty home
wedding took place at the home Of Mrs.
Lucinda Knapp, when her daughter
Grace was united In marriage TO Mr..
John Yates. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. r. +. Barton, pastor oil
the Universalist church, In the presence
Of few neighbors and friends. They
were the recipients Of very pretty and
useful presents from their friends. MT
and Mrs. Yates went to Gorham. n. H.,
on the afternoon train, where they will
reside for the present. Their friends all
unite In extending congratulations.
Mr.. j, A. Brown, wife and daughter,
and S. G.. Turner and wife, all OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, are visiting Mr.. Browns
brother, n. +. Brown. They left q rand
Rapids Saturday on the special from
Detroit to Portland, and srrived Ia
Bethel Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Herbert Coburn, after long III
ness, died at the home Of his sister July
9th. Many friends extend sympathy to
the widow and little daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
NEWRY.

IL the rain of this week. was not wei
rain, what was ity The streams were
bank full, and In many places more thar
full. Much grass on the low lands was
flowed, and as general thing all the
heavy grasses were badly tangled and
lodged by the fierce southeaster.
Mrs. A. H. Powers has come home
from DR.. Carroll's very much improved
In health by the Doctors treatment.
w. A. Foster went to Gorham, n. H.,
this week and got his wife, who had
been visiting her parents at that place
Some poachers on Sunday River got
nipped lately, so l hear.
A good many 10 these parts were
lucky enough not to. have cut any hay
before the rain. Nevertheless q good
deal OF hay was out.
SUNDAY RIVER.
Schools have closed for the summer
Parents and children well pleased with
the teachers work.
We are to have q Sunday School con-
Quoted by Mr.. Woodbury. Of Bethel
Hope all will attend.
Mrs. Bean has been sick.
A few more cases Of measles.
A lot of summer company here now.
Miss Locke has over twenty boarders.
A few commenced haying this week.
The Jackson boys are cutting Miss
Stearns' grass.
Mr.. Stowe sold his stand to Mr.. VIII
Hanson.
There has been great abundance Of
wild straw berries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
EAST SUMNER.

The remains Of Mrs. Abbie (Bosworth)
Ellingwood Of Mechanic Falls, were
brought to East Sumner for burial on
Wednesday. Brief services were held
in the Congregational church before de-
posting the body In Elmwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday the remains Of Mrs.
Emeline A. Briggs, widow Of the late
Harrison Briggs, were buried In the
same cemetery.
The powerful rain Of Tuesday did
much damage to roads and delayed hay
ing. But little grass b suffering BY the
delay however.
Owing to the absence Of the pastor
there viii be no preaching services 1t the
Congregational church for three weeks.
Mr.. 3. Il. Stetson and bride Of South
weym00th, Mass, are spending lew
days at the residence Of his father, Dea.
J. +. Stetsoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
Farmers Tees The Leo.

II was the farmers who originaAed
the state aid law Of New Jersey and
who carried it into execution. with IT.
vastly beneficial result, not only In the
state. but as A example 70 many other
statea. II was also the farmers who
built the excellent Canandaigua roads
In New York At their own cosk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
SUNDAY RIVER.
WElchXlLLE.
Miss Belle LIMIT Is very sick.

Miss Belle Lunt Is very sick.
Mrs. Lizzie Chaplain Is improving
slowly.
Miss Maude Stuart has returned home
from Harrison where she has taught q
very successful term Of school.
Horace Howard and John Rowe are
In Poland hsying for Mr.. R0we's father.
Mr.. Chester Coy, Of Gorham, N. H.,
Who has been visiting his cousin, Mr..
Howard Coy, has returned home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
EAST eETHEl.

Farmers commenced making hay Mon
day, July 12th, with good courage, but
their enthusiasm WAS somewhat damp
eped the next morning 70 see their
tumbles Of hay floating In water.
The late rain has greatly damaged the
hay crop on the intervales.
Nr, and Mrs, George Blake and two
children are spending their summer w.
cation with their parents 10 this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cobb Of Portland
Waited relatives In this place last week.
Mrs.. ". o. Holt has returned homo
ffom her nuWmef violts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
COMING EVENTS.

Aug. Ssi.-ChantsRqua Assembly, fryebGrg
Aug .-lS-Muster OF Maine National ouaru'
Augusta
Aug' Ii.-Reunion 18th Maine Regiment As
socsation, Rumtord Fails.
Aug ls-sI.-New England fair. Rghy PARK,
Aug Is-Reunion Twenty -third Maine heei
ment Peaks Island. 49,.
Aug "a S-State {. n. convention, kidieicru.
Aug N-OSfort County Medical Associstion'
Bryspt's Pond. -.
Aug 9lSept. Maine state fair, Lewlssoo'
sept H-ls.-Oxfort County fair, Norway anu
south Paris
Sen, ~ S-Oxfor,l North Fair. Apdover.
Sept ss-Sa.-West oxford Pair, fryerurg,
sent. s.-sO.-Andro-coxgin Valley Fair. Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
aaOWNEiEID

Lees circus performed in Browndeld
Friday.
Mrs. Gardner and children from
Massachusetts have taken rooms for the
summer at Mrs. :. b. Beans.
The Central House Is open for board
ers.
The village schools have closed for the
summer.
Mr.. Harding continues In very poor
health.
Mrs. f.. Z. Eastman and two children,
from Dsnbury, y. H., are visiting
friends In the villsge.
Miss Lima Frink is doing dressmak-
ing at her home on Main Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
SWEDEN.

The recent storm washed some Of our
roads very badly, necessitating iix-
ing them In many places.
Edgar Tower has put an addition OF
about fifteen feet on his barn.
A little son OF Charley Jones Of Bos-
ton, Mass, Is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Jones.
Ruel Jefferson Is at X. u. Moulton's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
EAST aRoWNElELp.

Mr.. Albert Linscott and his little
daughter are visiting friends and rela-
tlves In this place.
The Misses Carrie and Viola johnson
Of waltham, Mass, are visiting their
brother, Mr.. A. F. johnson.
Mrs. Hiram Gatchell and her daugh-
ter, Miss George Gatchell, are visiting
Mrs. Gatchell's mother.
Mrs. Sarah Harnden, Of Lynn, Mass,
Is visiting her son, Mr.. +. 4. Rounds.
Mr.. Randall Hartford has gone to
Fryeburg to work for Frank Thoms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special sale OF Footwear.
We rtt Your Mind.
Lots OF Money for Everybody.
Public Notice.
The Met ornick Vertical Corn Binder.
spectacles and Eye Glasses
Iet Your Bicycle Repaired AZ MaNim's-