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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-24

ThOSe Canes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are al Frank
Inns, SOi Main street.
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PIERCE a. LYLE'S

5Ol Main street, in the place 10
get your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as ~.
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will forever regret ID.
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A few more Of those cheap rallroad
tickets, which can he bought Of john
son, Also, 900 tickets wanted, ONCE,
| San JarlutO hotel,
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Pnner VIII Rnrneh.

BURLINGTON, VT. April 23.-The pa
per mill of George Benton Il Sons was
burned last night. Loss SO 600
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

l noticed In this mornings Herald piece
signed by Mr.. Siler denouncing hotel run
ners. Permit me to say that If It were not
for us he would be wandering the streets
looking out for beer garden excursonlsts.
life OF trade, and he should not blow Ills
horn too loud. for he might get left. There
are plenty of hacks in the city that have
more accommodation and give more salts
ia e,4,o, tlah me- RUNNER.
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VIC, hipkles & Co, continue ne sFopfry
ana provision business ~ blp Elm street. w.
" Tompkins' old stand, They also solicit
eunslgnmenls from ~, Louis Galveston aud
other points, The old arm wac dissolved on
the 2llh Instant Mr., II, j. l3frpTley dlspps-
lug Of his lpteresl 20 W. ~, pokef' me
style ~ pN nrm win rematp me same,
Goods viii be delivered la the elly nee pl
charge, W. @. klcKLEs,
5ldly Wa, CpkER
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Opening of the weI,nnd CauaI

PoRr CLAIBORNE, April 23.--The
Welland canal opens May Sd.
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Ice CnId Nahn MnIer

AZ wards drug store, only Ave cents glass
MllW
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Books aud Badges for Bands
Of Hope at FrankIin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
10 all Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total Bliudpess

III can get sufficient encouragement by
letters to Justify me to travel through Texas,
Will examine their eyes carefully for five
dollars, and all durable cases will warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR. r. II. HYSLOP.
PHYSICIAN and ocnlist, Hot Springs, Ark.
Please enclose letter stamp for their an
s"ers' 52dlm'
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WA, HIsDMAN, EsGu of Kaufman,
Nv an authorised agent ~ The hniins
Herald,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-24

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
90dly II. 9. HosKlNs, Agent tor Dallas.
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WRLLB0RH e. LEAKE,
ATTORN EY5 Al LAW
DALLAS, TEXAS,
phiee-OyeT Adams a IeOnards bank,
Oiiy scrip

Taken Ia trade At y, LOEB6 CO.'S
2bdlm con Elm street,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-21
L1TEST T-LES4sEJ

san E1-Eci=c1, December -..-t,er
E-.1lvs- p. alias Captain Same. tl2 -y..
-1ieLca crsT -.or y.Lo vas ar, stei * tho
Gcs-n-e Hotel y. may, was e---
a,-5-el III the Police GCGs- This NOM
-rc Wien s-.i-ioI- .r5G.rcc VS. NO
.i-ce5 against him % c-Lsi4D him 10 TIC
rs1ite-tiarv t0r the balance o. his life
Several of his victims in this city tssti-
ed concerning his manner OF conGuc:-
L-E Operations. His fayCE5.e dodge has
bacu 10 represent himself as captain Ct
I ship u tke hGTa0r, order Stores, ciotl-
-nc. etc, and borrowing money On the
STRENGTH Of lis transactions. Similar
frauds re-retTatsd in Stockton have
come 20 light, besides Lis operations 1t
Hare Island, where he was quite sue
cezstIl among naval u-lcers, Represent
ing himself as IN n I-to friend c.
secretary Robson. HIS sw;r5.cs VIII
aggregate n pretty large amount.
Yesterday afternoon q man supposed
lie have bcen = sheep-herd7r v:S kiIIe,.
II San Juan bridge b. Tic overland
train. His BODY WAS LETT at Livcrmcra.
Will the view of improving the o1ll-
oieccr of the EiTe Department, the Con-
IcisslCce-s propose that tie harness, II
stead Of beng left OF the horses II the
stalls, shall Es Iefs where they can be
speedily put on tie horses. Standing
II harness constantly li-U2.ys the CT
cheney g the horses. Some excitement
-e-i las been c--ateG Le-e y tLe III
--cre6 Introduction Uf - IL J. he leg
stature for the reorganization Of the
EI-e Department
yn~-- --s4r9I far'-.-n gF z--.--.r.E1-:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-21
B!Ss0iuTigM OF CHARACTERISTIC

YHNBE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Fx-
4 listing between the undersigned has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Il ,
D. HATCH retiring from the firm.
Tie business will lie conducted by A. B.
DR1EsBAcH who will collect all MONEYS due
and pay ell Indebtedness OF the f.rn
A. i. DRIESBACH
"a. y. HATCH
Carsoa City, Nov. -, 1879 ees
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I1 TIE UNFORTUNATE
lew EE-EEGIE1
r:EW E."T.JEE-
DIR. GIBBONS 9E--sSARY
G23 kearny street.

Sa2 Francisco Established l. 1854. for TIE
:reatrleH: 0: sexual and Seminal diseases such
as GoroThea. elect, Structure, syphilis in =
its forms, Seminal WEAKNESS, Impottucy, etc.
skin diseases Ct years standing and liberated
Legs successfully trestet.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence @: self
abuta; lis so!-tlrT vice, O. drpTaytG sexual
indulgence, is practIced ~ t-c yoG:h e both
=eycs 10 an almost unlimited extent PRODUCING
with une-rl-C certainty, the following trEin OF
morbid symptoms. unless coMbs.eu ly rcienti-
re medical measures. Vi. S2.-ow counter
E-Cc. DARK spots E-Gc- the eyer, pain in the
Of leaves tnd rafting Of chEriOts. uneasiness
about the loIns, weakness a the limbs, cOnfu-
sed vision, bluntCd intellect, loss OF confidence
dithdence n approaching Strangers, Z dislike to
form new aCQUaiEttcCsE. GIEpUgl:lCn TO shun
scclGty 4css q E.- mo-. b. tic t1shcz, p5mples
and various truptlcnG a5out the face, IUrred
tu.Eue, feti1 breath, coughs, consumption
night sweets, LlCnomaIia aud frequent insanity
Il relief be not obtained, should apply imme-
Stately either IL ItT-oI. CT y letter, and have
cure effected by his new and scientific mode Of
trt a;irg this diseaee, which never fails OF eff.
:gctiug quick and radical cure
CCs;l.B At HONE.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by Addressing letter to DIR. GfEBON,
stating case, symptoms length Of TINE the dis
case mas continued, and have lLttiC.lle ,roInpt-
Is forwarded, Zee from GsElsgc and curiosity.
70 any part Of the country, with Iull and plafn
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars ccin, in
registered letter, through the postoaice OF
through Wells, Fargo X Co: d package of r7edi
cine Will be forwarded to any part OF the Union,
Correspondents VIII please inform Dr. Gibbor,
that they read his adyerclserentsint The hrPzAL
address, DR.. Il. +. GEB.0S.
oCtl9-Iy Box 1857. San Francisco
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
Bryant's Pond.

June lG.-The summer travel through
here continues. and the coach is loaded
down every night.
The catcrpillars are infeslng this Sc G.
tion more than ever before. M.. Alden
Chase's house is pretty well covered
with them. and the orchards In that
neighborhood are entirely stripped.
The 2nd nine. Oxford b. Ball Clnb
played match game with the Locke,s
Mills Club. The score stood in favor Of
the Oxlords % to 10.
Mr.. Joseph Whitman is receiving
more orders than usual for carriages this
season. During the past :wo weeks he
mas received several orders from Yer.
mont. also number more from Mass
His work stands unsurpassed for elegance
aud durability. We feel as if he de.
serves a liberal share of patronage bv
reason OF the faithful manner that be np,s
up his work.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22

The Summer school, ia Pore. s.
taught by the following Z acher':
No. !. Porter Village. LiI' +.
Tow!e teacher THIS J., lli.s lgff
third tenn in this district, being a.', I
home district, il suliid,ll uc'n.as5
tion both for Miss ToAle AID ,ls s,-.
No. 4. Keztr Falls, l. \ PyOr tea
Mr. Poor is having his usual good y
cess. this being his third term 10 l--
district. This school j. quite large =
well advanced hence under iae '--i
OF 4 N ale teSchcI.
No. 5. Stacy District. teacher H-.- I
Cousins. Miss Cousins Is one Vi WI g
teachers, and is here giving peT.''' -
faction.
No. :. Cole District. y. W 81
teacher this school is doing finely =
little more experience Mr S.An'el
make one OF the best OF teaches.
No. s. Lord district, Lydia s's'>.
teacher. Miss Sargent here his '-''
OF the school ia her own district W. =
best prospect OF success.
No. 10, Mill district, Mi,s ln1 ~
comb teacher. This is Miss hiA'V-'
iilsI term in town. but We judge ~
one OF those who is bouud TO 'l',''
whatever she undertakes.
No II. Rand District, AryiIa "''
teacher. Tbi, is Mis- walker '''''
term in this district judging !hI' tern +
the satisfaction given the pt,'IO'' p
no doubt but they will have a y"
school.
No. Il. Porter Center. This scn''
under the charge OF Anuie NJ -
Miss Stacy has taught seyersl senOO-
town giving the best OF satislAcI''
here she seems to be doing her be''.
No. l3, Day district. Miss NeI'ie -
ley has charge OF this school, -
her first attempt at teaching, Iu''F
says she is doing nicely ..
No summer terms iu Nos :, D ."
Porter this year seems TO be enc0-.'
ing home talent, as all the above US
teachers, but two. belong 10 to"D'
those two living just on the line nav
most wholly received their eddcs.'J- r.,
town. Three OF the number are te''' n
in their own districts, the others u
tricts adjoining their own. q
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
Hebron.

June I4.-Died in Hebron, Ju,.
Cant. Ezra Tnbbs aged some oye, =,
GEARS. He was man beloved 81 y
spected by all who knew him.
There Is some building goin,
town this spring. Benz. Dudley, Jo'.
+ Merrill and A. +. Murch are bpilF
them new barns.
Mr.. John Curry has taken the r
Hodgdon place and Mr.. A. ]. NJ
has hired n. l.. Bachelors place
Grass is looking well, but appl,,
be scarce.
The caterpillars are making bal .
with the trees. they not only wotk
apple trees but the maple birch al
elm.
Corn is looking well, we had
last night that niPped beans.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22

The new Cheese Factory i r,y
completed. The machinery is 90 !.
aud work, il j. expected. will beg,
Monday. the 2lst. Inst The bal.l.,
tine structure. AID vii compare i.-
ably with any IN the county.
The CongIegaii1nal society hays
at work the past lew day, IN dlgg.a,
the rocks and leyeiiag the srou.s
front OF the church. Mach his been .
ID lately to the aP? 9ra7ce aal
yeuien9o OF The g,"uuI-
The Robinson Manufacturing c.
tuning out Gnc qnaiy Of rep,
and variety oil :rom ten u tss.5,
erent patterns What, with lhi,
mill. the cheese factory. IhJ -.
the shovel handle and ,Aingle hO
and the stave mil aad corn gin.
establishment ui Whitney K CIat
little village vi OxiVtd i ge..ius 10
place OF ooBsiderahir ,t.I .nI ,L,e,,
The ca,erpilIars heresbou's a,
where are making bad woiA wa.
orchard. aud poplar l,r,.Is
Alr. ". II. FvssendUn. Al. he C4l
Urso Concert Troupe. l., ,pcGdiog ,
days with friends in town.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
keIar Falls,

June.-'Ve have had a ros son.
like days, and one or two colds,1
There was quite 4 heavy fros,
nights ago. There are some "a.
vines and beans that will t be,, i
year.
We are sorry to write tha, W.
had trouble ia the school on Pa.
field side of the river. The lathe, ~.
unruly scholar, thinking perhap, III
could not llDg the teacher took ,r,.
one OF his boys. and was going 10 ,.
the teacher, tho be did not do #,
There has been no less than ~.
dozen rows here for the pas, =.
The School on Porter Side is pr..
ing finely under the able instruct.
The veteran teacher, L. A Poor ON
mark.
Mr.. j. w. Randall OF this place q,
his Store fixtures and stock 70, >.
This would bo good chance for ~
one to get into thesa.e.s orA busas,.
there is no ono in the business.
The river driver are here nov ,
quite large drive.
JABEs MCDouer
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
County Candidates.

In less than two weeks (July ID our
County Convention Will assemble. Ii i
Wei that the people should understand
who are candidates tor office, that dele
gates may &C; inteIIigen;ly and avoid
confusion and delay in the Convention.
In mentioning candidates. we shall avoid
even the appearance ot partiality, or OF
attempting TO toresiau public opinion.
We mention the name OF every candidate
that has reached Us, and publish this
thus early that it any be omitted they shall
have an opportunity TO make their posi-.
tiOn known belore Convention.
The first nomination will be for State
Senators. In the eastern part Of the
County, Hon. JOHN p. SwAsEY OF Canton
is a candidate for denomination. Party
usage entities him TO another term. And
ifit were not party usage, be could hardly
fail OF reelection on account of the
eminent services he rendered his County
and the State at the LAST session of the
Legislature. Mr.. SwAsEY is tavorably
mentioned as q candidate for President of
the Senate, which position he is well
qualified 10 ill. From the western section
there are two candidates, viz SAMUEL d.
WApswoRTH Esq. Of Hiram. and f. T.
RAND. Esq. Of Greenw ood. Mr. WADs.
WORTH IS gentleman of ability and
popularity. lie has sectional location in
his favor. Mr.. RAND has had some legis-
latiye eNpeuenc. and his political aequain.
lance in the State will enable him TO take
good position in the Senate. if be be
selected for the position
We are glad to learn that Hon. A. H.
WALkER will again te = candidate tor the
office OF Probate Judge Judge WALKER
Is eminently qualified to al the position.
both by ability and experience. He has
made u just and popular Judge. The
rapidity aud correctness with which be
transactS probate business Is little short
Of Il miracle. de literally carries every
estate IN MS head. and knows how far il
has progressed according to law. There
will probably be no other candidate for
this Office
j. 5 WRIGHT Esq the present Clerk
OF Courts. will be re-nominated without
opposition. Mr. WRIGHT is very popular
with the lawyers. His pleasing manners.
habits OF industry and economy, and his
10 ooiige and accommodate, ensure for
him success in whatever position he may
be called upon TO in.
For County Commissioner there are at
least three candidates, viz: 5. P. MAXIM
OF Paris, J. l. CHAPMAN OF Andover and
GEo. BURNHAN OF Gilead. Either OF
these gentlemen would be satisfactory to
the people Probably questions OF locality
will decide the choice.
c. c CUsHNAN. Esq. of Hebron, the
present incumbent. will be a candidate
for the Office OF County Treasurer. GEO.
A. WILSON, Esq. OF Paris. will also he
candidate. MIR. CUsHMAN has had two
years OF experience, and has party usage
in his tsvor. Mr.. WILSON is treasurer of
South Paris Savings Bank, aud his expe.
rience in financial transactions eminentlY
fit him for the position.
These are altth offices which become
vacant this year.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
TOWN ITEMo'
AndOvef'

AndOver'
,u0s 70 The amount OF logs dr,nsr ,oor
juno i, ~ p,ndn should have READ 'ou'
million not four thousand , .chool in
We are having very good ,.,' .'"V aters.
,,,,.'o, We ~ Na ?. taught by Miss Ida ASeIs, ~.
Mr.. b. J. Hood has oOoSn'
'hr ingalls, Bragg and John 1, L., Adh'dr 'heir
have made Improvements VI
houses. 1s This week.
A',T%s Ths mos. rain fell yesterday (friday1 y2
lima since last August. a goOo
hay crop is predicted
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
south Paris.

South Paris Reform ClIJ ~, Ut,
ed. Monday night. with .. ucar
They have secured the hal o,sr
Academy, and viii Immediately pE
condition Tor i lodge room.
Oliver Cummings who was 50 se's'
injured by i railroad accident oyoa -'
months since. is now able 10 ~ up.
Water is very high in the river Z
plenty OF power to al the mana.Acor
Mrs. DR.. Evans died ~ The resides
her father, Mr Hiram RichArl.Ca'
Tuesday, alter long and paia'a. 4-'
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
i. HILLNIAN.
| 4. HILLNiAN.

The Uniyersalist Society of Paris
occupied their church last Sabbath fol-
the first time since repairs were com
menced. They have completely replas
tered the building. tinted the walls.
painted the woodwork. frescoed the
ceiling and the wall behind the pulpit,
and put in a very pretty. neat, pulpit.
The house looks very tasty. and throws
great credit on those who planned and
those who executed the work.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
WoodstOck.

June l0-The undersi gned tender their
sincere thanks 10 tn. unknown friends
that gave them such 81 pounding the 9th
er evening AT the PAT sOnage door. leav
ing thirty. eight bundles, some of them
containing several pouniS. A!5l to the
friends from Bryant's Pond Tor their early
visit, and for the barrel of flour, the
green backs and other good things lett
By them My the Gger OF sIl go)d re
ward them for their kindness.
i. HnLMAN.
| A. HLLMAN.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22

The Excursion Committee OF the
Maine Editors and Publishers Association
announce that they have mIda arrange
ments with the pr"prirt"rs oi The Mar
shall! House, YORK lln bar. Me, 10 euter-
tain the Association tor he week
beginning July l2th. From this point
short excursions can be made 10 Mt.
Agamenlicus. the Cuts and Prpperell
Mansions, Kittery Navy Yard. the Isle OF
Shoals. and other poin,s ol Historical in
lercst. Full details ut the eXcuI sions
will be given ia circulars which. with
tickets. will in due lime be sent TO all
memGc:a who have paid their ass'SS
ments Tor 1875
F. Il ElwrH } Committee
NJ. y RlCH. vi
WM. H. SIMPSON. ) Arrangements.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
For Governor,
Gen. Selden ConnOr.
Newspaper Decisions.

ANY person who who takes paper regularly
f.om the onice-whcthcr drecie 90 his name or
au1.her'>. cor whether hc has subscribed or not
i- r,.-pou -ible for the payment.
- ID 70 ucrson orders hts paper discontinued,
se must t,, All arrelragc,, or The Publisher may
continue Co >cnd it until payment - mdde' and
collect Inc whole amount. whether The paper is
taken from the Office or not.
s wtrCorrt- have decided that rctus ing to take
reV~rl.utr~ and periodicals from the post ctice,
or removing and leaving them Uncailed for, Is
prlasG faci5 evidence VI fraud.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22

We perceive there is considerable
confusion in placing General Connor's
name in the papers. Some omit "Gen." p"
others spell both his given and surname
in two different ways, aud one places an
A. between them. Would it not be well
Tor the State Committee to furnish each
paper with the candidates full name,
correctly spelled We don't want any
New Hampshire lodges here.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
Feather Report.

Temperature last week at A. NJ t,-
sunday, 80 deg, cloudy Monday. - "'s .d
Tuesday, 80 deg, clear; Wedne5ifii ~ s. AZ
cloudy; Thursday, S. deg, clear fi''''
rain; Saturday, g. deg rain
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
Local Aaents.

The following persons are authorized Agents
fsr Tie OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They Will receipt
fol cash and attend 90 or,lcrs for job Work, Ad'
yerti,iue and to auy other matters which sub>crt-
t..-- fstt, it-irr
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22

-Iae Rockland Courier will be issued
IN an enlarged form next week.
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
gn crelenlials, reporied as foIIows:

Daniel Randall, Esq, from The Com.
mittee on Permanent Organization, re-
ported 4 resolution making the temporary
organization permanent. which was car.
ried.
1t was then voted that the delegations
from the several counties assemble in
different parts Of the hall aud select
members for the Stale Committee and
Committee on Resolutions. These dele.
gates subsequently, reported the following
committee:
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22

different parts Of the hall aud selec
members for the State Committee ant
Committee on Resolutions. These dele
gates subsequently reported the following
committee:
STATE COMMITTEE FOR lsid.
Ambrose oggin-wIlliam FRYE, Lewiston.
AroOstook-Daniel Randall, Island Falls.
Cumberland-S I Pullen, Portland,
Franklin Charles j Talbot East Wilton.
hennebec-.IAmes q Blaine, Augusta.
Knox-Hiram Bliss, jr, Washington.
LincOln-S Marble, Waldoboro'.
Oxford, Eaoch Foster, ir, Bethel.
Penooscot, Joseph W Porter, burlington.
PiscAtaquis-Dr r \ Thompson, Dover
Sagadahoc-J W Wakefield, Bath.
SolnerSet-Gen L Il shepard, skowhegan.
Waldo-W W Costle, Belfast.
Nashington-W Cortheu, Calais.
lork-John Hall, South Berwick.
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
Androscoggin-A Cornish, Lewiston.
Aroostook-Daniel Stickney, Presque Isle.
Cumberland-H A shorey, Bridgton.
Franklin-Albion Dyer, Strong.
Hancock-Eugene Hale, Ellsworth.
kennebec-J stevens, Augusta.
KnoX-T X simonton, Camden.
Lincoln-Dr G Smith, Whilefeld
OXford-E Harrington, FTyeburg.
PenObscot-C A Bouielle, Bangor.
Piscataquis-C II Woodbury., FoNcroft.
Sagadahoc-Col - Spaudling Richmond.
somerset-S d Lindsey, Norridgewock.
Wsldo-S L Milhken, Belfast.
Washington-HAruson Hume, Cherry1eld.
York-FW Guptill, sacO.
When these reports had beenimade,
Mr.. Milliken OF Belfast, moved thai
when the Convention adjourned it be un
til two o'clock, P. NJ, and that ballot
be taken for q candidate Tor Governor at
2: Is, which was carried and the Conven.
tion adjourned.
A large number of delegates left Port.
land BY the noon trains that they might
reach home that day.
At 10, P. NJ, the business assigned
for that time was taken up. Hon. L. A.
Emery OF Ellsworth, in behalf of the
Eastern Counties, presented the name Of
Gen. Selden Connor of Augusta. as a
candidate for the Governorship. Hon.
T. B. Reed of Portland, seconded the
motion in behalf of his section of the
State.
A committee was then appointed to
receive, sort and count votes for candi.
date for Governor. They reported as
follows:
Oxford Democrat., 1875-06-22
Republican COUNTY Convention.
COURT HOUSE. PARIS HILL,

The Republicans ofthc County Of oxford are
hereby requested 90 meet by delegates, in coaveu-