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The Oxford Democrat The Oxford Democrat. JANUARY NUMBER 1. VOLUME 62. PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY. 2,1894. i«* of tin* luial In- a«mMUtm »m intellectual iM r» ItU bartm, whoahrank hark with TtiU ol<l *411 It ia «• in**. Kim prnarh u. c I 11 u n«r ImI ii- watching eruiently |wmnmi] THINGS SELDOM SEEN. in tin" Not 4MB* ft wRiuirr, | uoceaha a«ked freahlng. I »tu<li«*l him cuo»tantly, al- • l<»»k of ab»4nte terror oil bar far*. I trrtatintf (iIm-mi ra|itto|. AMONG THE FARMERS. Niial fimr D««, iwl rrorganl/«il half deflrml »n«|>ictona,for | mrrtlui, tb* wunli I bad heard r» aHi*h*r arm ami many rltllitn know of Iti riUlHMv, nor, A Counawlor. 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Ilrn* ft r A lift. farr on all wai o>un» to tor. ami IKIICK run- ill** railroad* for rMlmtil 1 at a l<«a In know what lorn WABttl*oTt>*. |)*r. IhU Is < mtral 11*11, "VIIm aai<] Mr. "I 'JR.—Daring it waa <«m *u|i|*«r«l tb* rrmaina of | mra*lon«, an I lu the alal« n« wa* take. I to n turn to th* hooM, ••No," I Mid "I benrd IfaaoQ," Ilaymoml. | t « 4« tl l|.|r»n.| f !;«• lliituri •pevlal Ought Indiffrwitly, CHAPTER XL tli* irnul whit* ImiMliig woiiM l»* »•»!. *n<l it lut* jf •<» U ill.'* holiday Waaliinfflofi |>la< Attorney* at Law. tlul km geneniu*ly mml hi in •ear Mr*. Marrhnoat |'«|-»r« mow Colonel Marrhmont and trll — l.» li> Ul/a-na of tS«* t* In t«» n«, aim I nothing." A MJtillT KNOM'jrntK. Ml th» MUt** nr*rr la»ii iiimniuulfalltini and mam a I thtf In r »i In an 1 llftad h«*r Ix-ad. hill—IIm» t'niM rajMtol aatufartorily et|tUln*«l why MAi*B. «l!ilr <••!•*••( ihr Irnljr |nih||thnl «»f thu vlaitnf hie wlft It waa nearly when earring* nrriiBL. ih» ple*aantral «lr.4iiifo uiitlnuht After luncheon tit* toloml took bit were U tli« roniUHKi brlirf of Interest lo Hi. onlrr. For all n li rMwilnl with vMlnr*. Qjagraa U thry n<4. It KIWm C »'«'» I.. (■ ■ r % of th* ••f.lrr I If K \. klM I• rr11■:.• ttii'I tla*hrU to the piatsa, and tall, faah- 1Virtu hail faintadl I ll»a ft HvcHrft. to that uncauti) place? up out to rl#w tli# an<l w to % •uth a more generoua tu|» ru~t plantation, u<>t In waalon || tlila tlUl*. but lit* It.at Mr.. Washington <I*«-Ilm-«I iflv» J. II. IVikl mull' arhrtiwil Would it iM>t iiK-r*«M> hli evident dreaaed wan alighted, luokad Jllal |irr«l.|*sl inrtulirra. Antip- ionaldy li<| not art- them again nntil <1 inner. ■■ cornwt rouariit to oftlt* r* main* « MOLT. l<> l«»rt our tha (ID tD.J i|o not f»r» >r h»T ttwmnoiral th«- «»f *tliinif, wlit«-li Ii) f..r her? I fearrd w, and m 1 vh al«mt with vome enrtoaity, paid |a«>l>U f< that. Th* <-a|>itol tiluVil. athy PodU «u abaolutaly daaxbng when of Iht bualauxl fr*■•«» Mount Wruon, but |«ll(tLI« I Worth* Hunt r» W. NtTKlliL and then ran the front la iUrlf a nav*r attraction for lh« •i-ui.lr.l. tlnrrnl; iniinui to tiring thr two to- drivvr lightly up •he in and t<«>k ber aeat at the failing Attoro«T A CoanMlor. W fi»l|o«ni %»ItH a of iIm1 National awept tbia ta not tin* raw. Mriti>o, Vul'u'n, I!•*• M-Mkin (•raugr. them more wtdr- the gixat knocker r»- innltltnda. Tim nnbl« art hit** tur*. lit* gether iu«tradof wetng •tepa. I'rveently bead nf the table. hhe wm ilmtnl in h4f« tb« r*«or.|a anl ><»KW%T. MAIXft (w »imI ihrn rtiiir an Ihi|i|«ii at "*»r««uar, N. V., a a* rn- PftaltorlllM In Manaj*. I looknl up «|imli, rl«M|iirnt I JffidrJ that U|- aoundnl through th* lull. worka of (1m* mm*!**! in*mori*a »<ltlrr*« W K. I'trtiin u| and Taenli- 1; »f|«rilit| again*! ararUt from hea>l to foot. Her aa(*rb art, r|intf> l»-ariir.| that a frw aftrr thr <ln»tb I <lk4«t> ftWft. Mtla Vrwl hi I'mrfofl, tliu*l^*lU* Interesting. with aom* friction of a rmlncM »nr- day* • "A rlaitor." 1 Mid, ilitereat, Light part « II ! I« ! N The ftka ahouhb-ra roae froui folda of allk, In* aUxit th* iHiiMinir ati<l of It, •l« • eight tlalea were rr(iri*M*utnl. fiery f* f In 10 |»»rta «»f n«r»l \Va»hintrt<>ui •iikm-m a<lo(»t"l I would wait Portta't return, for rUitora wer* not nuuteroua at l*m|»ratur*. ri|N-rim*ntaon i M to our at lurr No, Jotn an<l the little fret that wandered in and all coit<la«f to tl»* ||*r!»•—i lnt*r- a in whkh it w*« ft. Q. iM I t tin* tiiemlierahlp Urgr win* |n>|»tilar joint r*«<»lation |>r>- MX MAILOW, In r to confide all to iu<—-to n b*alihy a<lnltat annj.it trtnprra- Full* 1UI nt'fr Iwen a* a* In former jeara, yet 1m r, l»*g Hwainplanda. out tier »kirta wire »i><«| in th* rat In It. 1 cnift-M that for i«» I lt*T»r monumml la* | |>rr«rnt. ABfb ■H (rr,t braMlh tur* on waa *i<l"l that "• marbl* ron II- nanrrlion there Toiu. the cam* Into tha lll>rary Mb aiilra wjiial, ami wham Irr* ha»r Urn tlx le*<llng I he ohlrr I* lii a »*ry aatWfavtoi) plain wlut I'Miblt butler, Mine lurid hue. Hbe l<a>ked | veritable 11iv.I of tli* < WhlU tit* m*ii Htatra In Attorney at Law. |>r<>«an.I fr** Kiirfin* on th* »ur- l(r| a|>tt"l fmt«l bjr tb« l*nltr«l tlv«ap- r In ir an I Mthrlt Ix l*»twren th* wife of a a r«nl on a allrer aalrer. l*or- trmja-ratur* •I'lrit• of Ih*> uf.U arr tlon; tin- arlmmr greeting fStroded by mulit proud carrying of Her ejrea and avim In Ita l*irialatlv« Italia <lo b*- that of (bm-r-tl daughter M«-j>hl»to.
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