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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
rss FIRST MAINE CAVALRY.

The Frss Mslne Cavalry Association
~ill meet 10 reunion Al Merrymeetins
Park. Brunswick, st O'Clock, =. NJ,
Wednesday, sept II. Tickets Will Re
on sale 20 members a, the ,ieke, Offices
OF the Maine Central, Aroos,ook, Rum-
ford Falls and Somerset railroads and
the kenuebee ssesmbost Co, 10 one fare
for the round trip. At2 Pm. trolley
cars will be 10 readiness 20 take the
comrades 20 Bath, where various places
OF interest will be visited. The banquet
will be AZ the casino, NJ the park, st 5
O'Clock p. NJ, expense OF same so cents.
After the banquet there will be music,
remarks from comrades, and readings
hy bennett Of Co. h. Merrymeeting
Park IL an attractive resort and there
are many places of interest In Its imme-
ate vicinity accessible by trolley sod
steam roads. IL Is hoped there will be
q fell attendance OF comrades and their
wives. NJ. r. Kicker, President, Orr's
Island, Maine.
J.P. Cilley, Corresponding Secretary,
Rockland. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
phllA NAYS RETURN.

Denmsn Thompson's beautiful char
scter play 1.-The Sunshine Of Paradise
Alley" which met with such hearty APP
prevail At Norway last year, will again
be seen q, the 0pers House on Friday
evening next, Sept. IL, for positively It's
last performance In this vicinity. II
seems almost superiuous 70 add any
thing In praise OF Mr. Thompson's latest
effort, Ii firmly established Itself In pop
ulsr favor heresbouts last year, and that
will be sufficient 10 dill the house.
Denman Thompsou's plays are among
the most worthy Of all productions by
American plxywrights, and At the same
time they give an encouraging view OF
the world. There Ia sorrow In them,
but no pessimism; the tears one sheds
are never bitter. "Uncle Denmsn" has
not lived Ia vain. The world has been
made better and happier place for
many because he has shown Us that
sweet, wholesome plays may At the same
time be OF absorbing interest.
"The Sunshine OF Paradise Alley" IL
not farce comedy, nor melodrsma,
but a sweet, clean and wholesome char
scter drama of life In New York, and As
the ''Old Homestead" deals with Its tale
Of rural life, the Sunshine" treats OF
the city, and In the same charming
STYLE that made the Homestead" the
most successful Of American plays.
All the fsyorites Of last years cast
will sgaiu be seen; dear old Mrs. Peters
a. Widow MeNslly; Grace kimbsll rs
the heiress; John Walsh ss Powers; W,
r Sully as 0'Grsdy; the famous Verdi
ladies' quSrtette; Geo. 4. Almond, the
baritone. who will agsin sing the "Holy
City" with double MIXED qusrtet,e zc-
comp. niment; aud last, but By no means
least. Pulls Msy, az Sunshine. PhiiS
NAYS success 90 the dramatic stage Il
a. pronounced 50 was her career Ia the
musical world. and she Assuredly made
30 mistake when she forsook the latter
Tor the former.
A thi. occasion will be the last OPP
p0rtuniiy. 90, Ouly 81 seeing the play 10
oar yiciulty, bat Pnils MAY Ss ssnshine
a. well, the management has tecided
90 souvenir tn event y sch lady hold
ing reserved seat cOGpou will receive
beaufifgl, s:-Tlinx silver, gold bowl,
sou venlr spoon, With the engraved ngure
n PhilA MNy a. 'Sgnshlne" 90 the
handle. II will b valuable souvenir,
and 0us that al the ladies' all wsnt.
seats are Goa 90 salr AZ stones drug
store, Norway.
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Samuel Richards,
Expert Matchmaker and
Practical Optician.
SOUTH PARIS,

To the Honorable Justices of our Supreme Judi.
cial Court next 20 be holden st Paris for and
within the County of oxford, In the State Of
Maine, on the second Tuesday Of October, A.
d. 1900:
Apeie r. Simpson, of Rumford, In said Oxford
County, wife Of Samuel T. Simpson, formerly OF
said knmford, and now Of parts unknown, 70
specsfully iibels and gives this Honorable Court
That she vas lawfully married to the said
Samuel r simpson March T,n; A. A D; lsT' t q
Rev. Z. W. Weber. . minister Of the gospel
duly authorized 70 solemnixe marriages; Cd Il
che and her said husband cohabited - man and
wife in said Rumford during the spring OF lsg.
ever been born Of their said intermarriage.
Your hbejlsnt further alleges that she has a.
ways behaved towards her said husband ~ .
oonslary hcr aid husband. wholly regardless OF
oOnnrmed kablts Of insoxicsilon. and though Of
sufaeiess ability, has grossly, wantonly and
cruelty negleoeed and refused to provide suisa'
And your ssid iibellane upon oath declares
that The residence and present Whereabouts OF
her said husband is unknown TO her, and though
she has used reasonable diligence, she has been
unable 10 Ascertain the eame.
wherefore, your hbellant prAys that decree
Of divorce from the bonds Of matrimony may be
ANGIE z. SIMPSON.
STATE OF MAINE.
September lss, 1900.
Personally appeared the above named Angie
Z. Simpson ana made oath 70 the allegations
contained In the above libel.
Before me,
ARETAs Z. sTEARNs,
Justice Of Tie Peace.
(sEAL.) -
COUNT or OXFORD, %.
Supreme Judicial Court, In Vacation,
September s, A. D. 1900 J
UPOH fuI H0RD00fNo LIDEL, ORD8REDf
That he ubelant Owe Hot1ce 70 The said samuel
7. simpson p appear before ne Justice Of our
within and for u County Of Oxford % ne
second Tuesday Of Oct0boI, A. D. 1890, b. pub-
nshing N &tts6eed COPY Of aa3d ibel, and tnis
order therooa, thrse weeks sucooeslvoly = the
Oxford Democrat, nevspaper printed In faSiss
in our Coun1y Of Oxford, ths IRA publication. %
b - days 6 least prior 70 said second Tuesday
| Of Oceo6eg, -. thas - nay thsrs and than "
our Gid Count appear AID sncy cspse. u any
b have. WY ~ prayer ef said ubehat should
A. r SAVAGE,
Jusfioo Of tbe SUP. Jud. Court.
\ trus COPY Of ~ hbsl and order Of coaf'
xsssss: CHARLES =. WHITMAN. Cart
AN. n Lbeklank
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DIED..

In Gre~nvecd. sgt I. kais fSscksoai. vifs
Of walsrr knmens. Ascd IS year.. moaths.
To Hartford. Aug =. Mrs Hs<n ls.stsonl
sfss Of Nathaniel rhomAs
In Mason. Aux y. sarah W. Tyler. ssei .,
years. II months IS days.
IN R1mfora Center, Ass. "a. lafAni sss Of
st.a<y Jses.es Agd 70 days.
ia fers. Aus. -. Hiram Oldham. Ased 81
ye2rs, month";. 10 days.
10 Rsnfori rsis, Aug q VICTOR. sen % VII
fred pvnsrs. sSe.i mosths. Ia days- Aug. q
John n son Of same. Cara. Agsf years.
months. Aax. -. Oscar faroe. Axcd 5 year,.
.esshs. y days Ass .. Je.eph, soa Of DAVID
MI err. Axca IL days. Aug .. tnfsst daughter
% 7. n. huhfoea, sscd 81 days. sep 4 Pref
3. keilock, Axef 4 year., . monshs. 10 days
seps q. he'v.no. con Of AlPhonse Berncri. Axo-i
year, I month.
Ia Aex,os, sept- I. Mis-. Annie. daughter Of
Mrs. Mary flAxx. Arrt u years
10 piThe,d. sept 4. Miss Alma Marble. Axe'i
about ~ yesrs
In Par1s. Aug 81. Dora. dsaxhter Of Mr.. ADD
Mrs. Jos~ph Lennart. aged 10 months. Cor
rcctci.l
In Norway. Sept 9. Charles rubbs. aged q
years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

Miss Julia p. Morton left Friday fol
ner school In Abingdon, Mass.
w. A. Porter Il the happiest lookina
man In town to-day. IL Is boy.
+ Two deer appeared In the baggage car
OF the Saturday forenoon. train down.
The foundation OF Pythian Block |,
about completed, and brick LAYING will
begin Tuesday morning.
T. b. Luut and wife left Monday
morning for weeks visit to Mr.. Lunt's
former home at Montville.
Miss Baker, who has been absent on a
vacation for some weeks, has resumed
her position In Mr.. wheeler's Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Morton have
returned from their wedding tour, and
are making their home at II. r. Nor
tons.
AT the time the Democrat goes to
press, voting Is progressing at a rate
which indicates about an average vote In
town.
Mrs. Charlotte Howe, who has been
visiting her son In waltham, Mass, for
the last few months, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. o. G. Curtis, Mrs. l.. b. Carter,
Mrs. Franklin Maxim and Miss Cora
Keen are spending u week st the Curtis
cottage at Falmouth Foreside.
Miss Lucy Morgan OF Portland, a
former South Paris citizen, was In town
saturday, on her way home from Bethel
where she has been for the past two
months.
The committee Of the Mckinley Club
who decorated the stage for the meeting
Saturday evening received many deserv-
ed compliments on the effectiveness Of
their work.
While Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Merrill were
on = visit TO Sumner shor; time ago
she was taken sick and not able to re-
turn home. AT last reports she was raj
lying and hoped TO be about again very
soon.
Miss Matte Jersey, after pleasant
vacation OF a few weeks spent with
friends In Maine, has returned to her
work 10 Somers, Connecticut, where she
Is engaged as principal Of the academy
there.
The high school nine played the
Mountaineers of Stresked Mountain on
the Durell field Saturday afternoon,
with disastrous results-to the school
boys. Score 30 TO In favor Of the
Mountalneers.
The first meeting Of the University
Association after the summer vacation
was held with the president, Mr.. Henry
Fletcher, last Monday evening. Rus
sian Authors and Russian History are
the topics now being studied. A very
program, prepared by Miss
Leach, was carried oct.
Grant Rogers, the candidate Of the
Prohibition party for governor, spoke 10
Market Square, asssnnounced, Saturday
evening, before going TO Norway to ad- |
dress a meeting there. He occupied |
shout three-Qusrters OF sn hour, his re- |
marks being devoted principally 70 an |
attack upon the corrupt methods OF the |
administration in dealing |
with the liquor law. Quite an audience |
assembled 10 hear him, aud be was given |
a generous amount OF applause.
The South Paris Gun Club held their
regular weekly shoe; Saturday, Sept. ;
The score was not up the average. This
was 10 be the last shoe. OF the season al /
the trap as the genuine sport begins next |
Sept. Is, on woodcock and |
Following il the score:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
FIRE AT NORWAY.


Last Monday afternoon 6re was dis
covered In the house Of Wesley Clement,
the last house on the Norway side Of
Alpine Street north Of Pleasant. The
house, which IL q small one, had no 0c-
cupant at the time. Mr.. Clement Was at
his work In the shoe factory, and Ars.
Clement and child had gone to Norway
village to attend an auction. The origin
Of the FIRE Is not known, though 1t seem
ed to be 10 the roof around the chimney.
A high breeze famed the fsmes, and
they made rapid work Of the house. IL
was too far from . hydrant TO put .
stream Of water on, and nothing could
be done to stop the are In that house.
The house OF John King stands only two
or three rods from the house that was
burned, but fortunately the wind was
blowing away from It, and the roof was
kept wet by pals of water. II the wind
had been blowing from another direc-
ton, number Of other houses along
the street would have been In danger, ~
everything was dry - finder. Mr.. Glenn
ent's cooking stove was saved, also q
sewing machine, one trunk, aud one OF
two other small articles. Everythin {
else 10 the house WAS burned.
Insured for $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
The COUNTY FAN


Everything looks bright for the county
fair, which win occur on Tuesday, we'd
nesday aud Thursday Of next eek, Il
the weather viii permit, and will be
finished up during the week in any
event.
The new judges stand ID very trim,
neat structure, and adds to the appear
ance Of that portion Of the grounds, a.
we'll as Increasing the conveniences.
The new entrance will also when COM
pleted add materially TO the appearance
OF the Pleasant Street front Of the
grounds.
The entrance gate on Fair Street
will not be open this year. It has heen
vious years that Il Was considered hardly
worth while TO 70 to the necessary ex-
pense to keep II open.
The entertainment between heats will
be furnished by the La Ponde Troupe.
Programme Of the fair a. at present
arranged, Is rs follows:
first DAT.
In The forenoon. entering and arranging stock
and articles for exhibition.
In the afternoon. racee.
SECOND DAT.
General exhibition Of neat stock and horses
s3nA.N .-Drawing horses I'm pairsl, 1000 to
Comnitsees' Examination of Town Teams and
Herds.
10 ooA x.-Comm,ttees' Examination In Nos
! % Is inclusive
10 soA. NAH other Committees' Examins-
ton.
ii@An-Green horse, shown BY owner.
n oA.N-work horses.
l0oP M.-Raccs.
2ooP N.-Drswing oxen 9 n In. and iessi
THIRD DAT.
lowing. over 8 r. In. and lees than n
Drawing horses lin PAIRS. 100 70 1900 pounds.
Drawing horses, sweepstakes.
Green horses.
Gents driving horses.
l@r. ANNUAL meeting Of society. Races.
Programme OF races:
rIRsr DAT.
Al 100 p. u.
ss7 clsss.--Purse. &is5.
Green Horscs.-Purse, e-5.
The La Ponde Troupe.
SECOND DAT.
Ats oP.N.
- elass-Purse, els.
81 class.-Purse, tlSo.
9SS class-Pursc. tl0o.
The La Ponde Tronps-
THIRD DAT.
At sooA.N.
Gents DriYirg Horses.-Purse, tss.
ALA Pm.
2:is class.-Purse. tao.
: - clAss.--Purse, els.
The La fonde Troupe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
A NARROW SQUEEZE.
AN ACCIDENT WHICH WAS STRANGELY
WITHOUT VERY SERIOUS EFFECTS.

Tuesday afternoon Z. c. Hilton at the
corn factory was putting on belt which
runs from the countershaft overhead 70
one OF the cutting machines. The belt
aid not go on az the first trial, and AZ
the secoud trial the set screw on the pull
lev caught Hilton's sleeve. La twink
ling he was whipped around the shaft,
and started on the second round, but MS
feet struck the plank 20 which the shaft
hanger Is attached, and he hung head
downward from the shaft, with his
clothing being wound up and torn into
ribbons by the shafring. The load thus
out upon the machinery slsckened IL
somewhat, and Superintendent Emeley
jumped for the belt which drives the
eountershsft, and succeeded In giving II
a twist which threw Ii OF the pulley.
Mr.. Hilton's clothing was entirely
stripped from his body and torn into
rags, excep, portion OF IL below the
knees. and those who had seen the acci-
dent supposed that he was mass OF
islly and broken bones. Strange TO say,
although his skin Was seraped Oh 10
spots. aud he WAS considerably bruised
and badly shaken up, no bones were
broken. He WAS able 20 go home alone
and attend to HE Injuries himself, and
has since been at work, though quite
lame.
In was a narrow and almost miraculous
escape from serious or even fatal INJURY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

On the 10th OF December, 1897, Rev.
8. A. Donshoe, pastor n. Z. Church,
South, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va, contracted
Q severe cold which was attended from
the beginning by violent coughing. He
says: "After resorting 70 . number Of
so-called specifics usually kept IN the
house, TO no purpose, I purchased bot
tie Of Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy,
which acted like charm. most cheer
fully recommend Il 70 the public" Fol
sale by r. A. Shurtlef q Co.. South
Paris, DR.. Grin Stevens, Oxford, and
Williamson q Kimball, Norway, drug
gists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
LOOK OUT FoR FOREST FIRES.

LOOK OUT FOR FOREST FIRES.
Forest Commissioner Charles Z. Oak
IL sending out the following circular to
the guides. Ii 10 good counsel for
everybody who goes into the woods.
There 10 no danger Of being over-careful ::
To tie Csides
Owing 70 the long continued dry weather.
there 10 verY great danger Of forrest hrcs causing
immense loss-
ordinary person and trust are doing all they
can to prevent IRE losses, yet wish % urge ycu
10 use even greater caution while the droughi
boIds. Try 10 impress every sportsman Anu
tourist, ~ vel - reaidenss, with the necessity
Of being extreisely careful about throwing down
lighted matches, cigar ends, etc. Build no camp
nrcs except In stoves or on bare rocks.
A litsle care % your part VIII save much prop
crsy and be greatly appreciated, while ever
sli9ht cArelessIiess Win cause great damage and
bring reproach on the guides profession.
Be very careful
Augusta. Sept 6, 1900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

~ wish 70 express my thanks TO the
manufacturers Of ChamberiAin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy, for hav.
Ing put on the market such wonderful
medicine" says W. W. Asssingill, Of
Beaumont, Texas. There arc many
Thousands Of mothers whose children
have been saved from attacks Of dysen-
terry and cholera infantum who must also
feel thankful. Il 10 for sale BY r. A.
ShurtleG q Co., South Paris, DR.. Grin
Stevens, Oxford, and Williamson q
Kimball, Norway, druggists.
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BORN.

In South Paris. seps. 10. TO the wife Of WIN. A.
Porter. son.
In South Paris. Sept 3. TO the wife Of John r.
Abbott, . daughter.
In Ridlonvilic, Sept !. 70 the wife Of l.. u.
Howard. o con, 10 t.s ibs. Daniel JArvis)
In Rumford fsiis. Sept 4. 10 the w!fc Of John
J. McPhcrson, Q son.
In Mexico. sept. q, 10 the wife OF Albert 4.
Small. . con.
In East Brownncid. Aug. 81. % the wife OF
George =. Chapman. . dsuxhtrr.
In South Paris. Aug. -. " the wife Of X. y.
l.. Rridsham. daughter.
In South Bethel. AUG. Is. 70 the wife Of Amos
King. . daughter.
In Waterford. August. 10 the wife Of Frank
sandcrscn. . aon.
In xesAr Falls. Aug. q. 10 the wife Of Cot
Einott. o son.
For. son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

Why experiment on yourself with
remedies OF doubtful utility when you
can get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
which has stood the test OF time !
Twenty. Ave years. sale and use have
proven that remedy 10 be prompt and
certain cure for colds. IL will cure y
cold 10 day II taken ~ soon ~ tho cold
has been contracted and before It has act
tied 10 the system. Sold bv F. A. Shurt.
leff & Co., South Paris, DR.. Grin Ste
vens. Oxford, Williamson & Kimball,
Norway, drugglsts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

You assume no risk when you buy
Chsmberlaln's Collie, Cholera and Disr.
rhes Remedy. r. A. Shurtleff q Co..
South Paris, DR.. Grin Stevens, Oxford,
and Williamson 4 Kimbsll, Norway
will refund your money II you are moi
satisfied after using It. Il is every
where admitted TO be the most success.
full remedy 10 use for bowel complaint,
aud the only one that never fsils. II ID
pleasant. safe and reliable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
LETTER TO GEO. W. COOK, SOUTH
PARIS, MAINE.

PARIS, MAINE.
Dear Sir: You paint lead and oil,
don't you? Do you know why house
turns fat in spots and streaks In few
weeks, before the paint has had any
chance to chalk or wear?
Devoe lead and zinc don't nat. It's Is
glossy as ever until IL begins to wear; It
keeps its gloss for two or three years.
When the gloss begins 70 60, the paint is
beginning TO 20. 1t Ia the first sign Of
wesr-it ought to be.
We suppose the h.tting Is due to
water In lead; but why 1t should be fat
in spots and not all over IL more than We
know.
There is water in all whitehead In the
making. We dry It out; perhaps nobody
else does.
Yours truly,
r. w. DEvoE & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.

PAINT YOUR BUGGY fOh IoS.
with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint, ready
for use; 10 colors. Gives high gloss
equal to new. Sold by C. B. Cummings
& Sons.
Zinc and Grinding make
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
a. long Ms lead and oil mixed by hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
PENSION MATTERS,

A widows pension Of $l3 per month
has been granted to Deborah Edwards,
South Hiram.
A pension Of sla per month has been
granted TO william A. Burgess, father,
West Peru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
pAT MAloNev IS COMING

At New Hall on Thursday evening,
sept. 10, the original Pat Aaioneys
New Irish Visitors viii be the atsrse-
ton.
This company IL under the manage,
meut of Mr.. Frank w. Nsson, who VIII
bring 10 the people OF South Pans :
comedy which has the reputation OF oe-
ing the funniest on the stage.
The members Of this company are eacn
stars, and the speciality work during .ns
run of the play Is Of the very highest
order.
IL is a play so funny that man never 2.
known 20 smile viii convulse himseit 10
isushrer. and the merriment Is contina-
Gus from the rise Of the curtain 70 inc
very last thing: "a
With the funny Irishman, Pat Maloney
70 head the fun makers, VIII Be here on
Thursday evening. -, ,,...
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MARRIED.

ia Denmark. seps S. by Rev Henry BlAech
arr. u. d. Mr.. George W. GRAY Of Denmark
Asd Mn Ada n. Bailey % Cnftan
In kumford Falls. seys, :. Mr. Charles n.
AIRY and Mrs Clara Y CErtis. tosh % south
kamford.
In Waterford seps. !, BY Rev 7. :. ferry.
iiss. George \. MCDOWELL aad Aace Fnnk
stone. sotk % Bridss0n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

Now the man who sthought be was
DEER and thu one who pulled bis gun
out Of the ca noe by the mussie VIII b
heard from.
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unknown

Following Il the standing OF the club
for the eight shoots and less for the sea-
500. Half at known angles and half =,
unknown:
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To the People Of South Paris and Vicinity:

TO SAY ABOUT
YOUsE
the goods uheher
like them
We these catalogues and with few exceptions our
THEIRS for the grade goods
sewing machine that sell for 5000 they sell for $780, pay
the freight One that sell $225O they sell for $4,000 the
andw the best machine at last
We machine You take the machine home try
satisfied
This applies all lines goods you catalogues and big advertisements
Bring the cataogueo advertisement let talk we cannot money
will frankly tell you But we do not claim sell gold dollar for ninety cents
- J. P. RICHARDSON, Hardware Dealer,
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
TWO EARNS FOR SALE.

Roth situated within one mile Of South Par,
Village
No. / contains sixty acres Of good land. cut,
thirty tons of hay and has good buildings
No. 3 contains about one hundred acres. plenty
Of wood ana timber for farm. cuts twenty tons
OF hay, we'll watered and excellent buildings
Pricea low; terms half down. Stock and tools
sold with farm II desired.
For particulars sddrcss BOX NO. Q, South
Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

WANTED
I wtsh 70 purchase . spruce tree OF sufieient
dimensions 70 make derrick mast. 10 must be
81 fces long and IL inches through As the top.
wYte me
LOREN b. MERRILL. Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

oncs Hoar;sSeso 30 A. n 500 A. n. 10