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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-21

PRIyArE But ELEGANT.-Last Thurs.
tsy one Of the most elegant private
weddings which has ever been celebrated
IL his section took plack At The resi-.
tsses Of he la.e Thomas Croker Esq.
o. PARIS Hill. Miss A. NJ Croker.
yo11ges, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C-ocser vas united in wedlOck 70 T. 7.
SsOx. Esl.. Of Portland. The ceremony
Vas performed by Rev. DR.. Estes Of
P.-.s, g, nine o'clock. A NJ. Amer the
ystii1g 8 bridal breakfast was served
20 he guests. The birds was dressed in
81 elegant white satin robe. trimmed
~ poia; lace and wTeathed with
ta-se blossoms. Both she and her
t.saaat were completely surrounded by
lose tokens Of love and friendship
zach good taste aud wealth alone can
:ss.0E Judge Libbey, vile and daugh-
x o. Augusta. brother la-law a0d sister
@4e bridegroom. were p. esent, with
.sE o;aet Intimate friends and relatives
lie family. A. noon the bridal party
.ooS cars i5r 3 tour in the Southern
SA.es. They are wished long life and
H1ca happiness by their large circle OF
tslts 10 his section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-21

Another cold snap.
The shortest day of the year.
Read the Christmas story in this
p,peF.
Hawkes. & Garland have splendid
line Of Confectionery
DR. Estes will lecture in the Vestry.
p.,i, Hill this Monday evening.
u, Estes will preach Christmas
mon in the Baptist Church, PArs Hin.
rTtiay evening, Dec. oath.
Al. Croker, A. b., OF Paris Hill,
.,gsd for Europe last Saturday, where
- intends TO pursue his studies for some
tine.
A number of communications are
-.,sivsd too late for publication this
~ To ensure insertion, they must
:. ,sceiyed at this Office by Friday.
The ninth assessment on the members
.t,bs Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Asso
.:.,;on has lust been made on account of
,s.seslh Ct Joseph J.walker OF Bridgton.
Gen. Mauocks sends US a catalogue
.s,,e animals kept on MS stock farm at
r.a Baldwin. He has some very fine
,,osk and does much to improve breeding
10 this State.
The Collector OF Paris notifies de-
r.g,ea, PAYERS iha. be will be a, North
al Ws,, Paris Dec. 29,k. Paris Hill the
srs. and 50. Paris. the Slst and Jan. Isi
% receive money TO pay STATE tax.
y. A. Luce, Esq, Of Augusta, has
bssn appointed Maine editor Of the New
v,y,apd Journal OF Education. 1t will
\. remembered that our State journal
vas recently consolidated with the above.
The frsi session Of the Lyceum
,,,rec,si With Paris Hill school was
held las, Friday evening. Select readings
ss,lsmstous and music were well pre-
seated by The scholars. The discussion
-, Interesting and well sustained.
The Portland DAILY Press, whose ad-
veriseueut appears in another column.
she prircipa. Republican daily of Maine.
ToEtte people look Tor the policy Of the
Administration. is weekly edition, the
F..ss Sax Press, has large and con-
sanity Increasing circulation. /, is de-
sryediy popular in the rural districts.
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Do net defy Providence by neglecting chronic
cough or cold, when the certain anidote TO these
dangerous complaint-HALR's HONEY OF HoRE.
HOUND AND TAR-is obtained at every drug store
IN America.
Pike Tonfhnchn nrnns en- re In one minnie
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The Maine State Press

has been enlarged and greatly improved the past
year, and is now one OF the largest, fullest aud
best weekly papers in Maine. Terms 500 per
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DIED.

In Andover, Dec. IS, James NJ. PUrinton, aged
4S years. Mr.. p. was Post Master In Andoyer,
and was well known throughout the County as an
energetic business man.
In Lowell, Mass, Nov. %, Mrs. Lucy A, wife OF
A. NJ. Austin, formerly OF Buckheld, aged IS yrs
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Reduction Of Price.

Despite the fact that the Publishers are obliged
to pay the postage, the Daily Press Is offered for
400 per annum in advance; $3.50 for six months
sl.s5 Tor three months.
es-DuriDg the session of the Legislature th'
DAILY will be inrnLshcd lor sou IN advance.
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Weather Report.
Nemperatnra la,t unel nt "A M

temperature Last week at A. NJ.
sunday, AZ cloudy; Monday, go snow; Tues
9sy' iS clear; Wednesday, 90, clear; Thurs.
I Iay, IL clear; Friday, si9, snowy; Saturday
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AMERICAN SERIAL STORY,

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MARRIED..

In Fryeburg, December II, by Rev. b. y. Stone
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In Paris, Dec. TO- at the residence Of the BRIDE,
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-03-04

violence, discontinue the blot.dy assizes
Of the Democratic party and the Congress
sional Record will cease t. be national
police gazette. Drop this moral rebellion
against the rights of four million black
men, protected by the amendments q
freedom, drop il in good faith man like
and the South will be tranquil in half
year."
Long as the entire speech is, the inter
est does not flag in single line. Thert
is hardly syllable that can be dropped
without marring the address. It is not
partizan speech; it is not . piece Of polit
ical clap-trap; it is thoughtful, earnest
iml,assi med, for what man could be uncon
ccrned while dealing with such moment
Gus subjects but it is fair and impartial
Again we urge every Republican, and
every thinking man Of all parties, to read
this speech. It needs no study f r its
statements are 50 clear and cOmprchcn-
sive and its arguments and reasoning Sc
apparent that it carries its own weight
and Interpretation with it, and the discus
sion Of current events has not called forth
a more vigorous, manly speech than this
Of Senator Conkling-Burlington Haach-
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An Interesting and Valuable Book Of
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THE NATURALIST ON THE RIVER AMAZONS
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This is an interesting and valuable vol
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The book is thus interesting not only as
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LocEe's National Monthlv for March

Locke's National Monthly for March
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Stimulating Death furnishes some ana
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cured, consult the DR.. He will tell you all about
your complaint
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NJ. AUSTIN.

4 rvrORNEYS AT LAW, Toledo, Tama County
IL Iowa Office in Stones bulid1ng' over W.
Walters Grocery Store.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

For the Week Ending Tuesday, Mar. 2,
as Reported By Nelson d Barker, Real
Estate Agents, Toledo, Ioco.