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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

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lpuoditn al December Waauso par
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
THE VICTOR
Farm Gate.
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

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o,rltsu paa SrsorIfsbalo. bar snoe.
lis iilitaast, at bun osiaa bar for.
rest at tass Stunss SusbOIcsrlt.,
SIT. Wamen aioaSe ueo Slit, nosst
bun biotil bar bsneQ'st.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

Oct icirr nun II Trlars at iaa fa ct
Sai moe S9noer | Cpticr Gcles SIret'
XctMrai @plms @alsri. iiltrseshee ga
raursrs. pls paa M. nitesns Cs tan Taa
4rbsipsi upfsIt fsT uSlsn 9nitt.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
DEBORAH, IOWA.
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en- Scr;Glin9 u Sernt &Iteocte,
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
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81. s.. Serreib, Gier,

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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

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/ Sronoblsm sr Den 29oe NOubr.
afsaast ssp 0Pcen siter faa Oases
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

Gn ing uolit SaBerinoe, 5rt
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13


Selegrnipdicnets SuOsctiorlag for
rlue aulns. I'll 6~ulrisrsIle AZ SsIs'
srafanlGssst ira &iitraao til Size.
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ira Namsos Ill N9rpiuno l9 600
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osn 1000 Spo. fra 8o%slsuans,n
hi ulne 8 500 Spo. fra Sauseiuno
iii Sfonspit / $arouussr 10000
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itaiion ueo OonGs 500 Spo. Gil
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iliansiuno ON Mure I'll StfsoaIse.
rem % 600 Spo. 5illammsn l39,.
500 Spb.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

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lsnns / Stleu fra Nptaar.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
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Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13
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SUrnst at Sbiro Street.
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5ts. ria. a.. -!ss: Agent, Mrsakss.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-13

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orainal G,ctpt " en- urmrrtet tplt
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
Murder IN an Insane Man.

One of the most heart-rending TRACE
dies that ever happened in this State
occurred in Waldoboro, ON Tuesday alter.
no on, the perpetrator of the horrible deed
being an insane father and the victim his
little daughter. four years Of age. Thos.
Finn, the mar W no com itted this shock
ing act, is about % years OF age and lives
about six miles from the village. He has
been somewhat deranged for more than
a year aud once within the time attempted
suicide by hanging. but recOnsidered his
purpose in time 10 save his life. it is
said he has threatened AT times to kill his
children and eat them, Tor fear OF coming
to want. His wife made application TO
the Selectmen to take him to the Insane
Hospital and the necessary papers were
prepared. but his relatives thought it bet
ter 10 keep him at home and watch his
movements. Lately ne has appeared
better and more rational, it is said. On
Tuesday, Just after dinner, his youngest
daughter, Maud, four years old, ran out
into the woodhouse, where it appears the
father was. In few moments the mother.
who was in the dining room, heard IA
scream, and running out into the wood
house, found her little daughter dead on
the floor, with her throat cut and her
head split open with an axe. Mr.. Finn
was not TO be seen and though search
was ut once made, he had not heen found
at p. NJ He was seen at about 2
O'Clock crossing the fields towards the
river. by Mr.. Burgess, whom he told
that "ne had iust killed his lntle girl with
an axe, and now they would string him
up The maniac was afterwards Sc
cured. and is now in coninem ent. AT
times he realizes the crime which he
committed, but claims it was to keep the
family from want.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
Proclamation by the President.

The following was issued last week by
the President OF the United States:
Whereas Il Joint resolution OF the Sen
ate and House OF Representatives Of the
United States was duly approved on the
18th day of March last, which resolution
is as follows:
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the United States
of America in Congress assembled that
it be and is hereby recommended by the
senate and House OF Representatives 10
the people in the several States that they
assemble in their several counties or
towns on the approaching Centennial az
niyersary OF our national independence,
and that they cause 10 have delivered on
that day an historical sketch OF said
county or town from its formation, and
that II copy OF said sketch may be hied
in print OF manuscript in the clerk ; Office
OF said county. and an additional copy in
print or manuscript be filed in the Office
of The librarian Ot Congress 10 the extent
that complete record may thus be Oh
tanned OF The progress OF our institutions
during the lirst Centcnua! OF their eN-
istcuce:
And, whereas i. IS deemed proper that
such recommendation be brought 10 the
notice aud knowledge OF the people OF
the United States, now therefore /. Uiys-
s,s 5. Grant. President OF the United
States. DO hereby declare and make known
II" same in the hope that the object of
s.ch resolution may meet the approval oil!
the people ui the United States, and that
proper steps may be taken to carry The
same into effect
Given under my hand at the City ol Wash
ington the 18th OF May, in the year OF
our Lord 1876, and OF the independence
of the United States the one hundredth.
(SigneD L. 5. GRANT.
BY The President.
HAMILTON FISH. Sec'y OF State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

CABINET CHANGES. On Monday rrcs'
ident Grant nominsted Edward Pierre'
mont of New York as Mini liter 10 Eng'ah"'
Judge TAFT, Secretary of War TO hli 'ho
Attorney Generalship, vacated by Judso
Pierrepont, and j. Donald Cameron o'
Pennsylvania as Secretary oil war ine''
nominations were received by the Sepate'
referred and con firmed, all within an
hour. Whether any particular SiSn'n-
canoe is TO be placed upon these changes
is doubtful question. Some lar seeing
and penetrating individuals think 1t IS
move TO give Conkliug Executive lnhu
ence in his efforts To receive the fresi-
dental nomination. We are inclined 10
think, however, that the President han
simply determined TO give the pubic an
other little surprise in The line oil uneN
pected appointments. Very niue Is
known concerning the new Secretary oil
War. except that he Is son oil senator
Cameron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

One of the most systematic ana pest
managed printing establishments 10 the
State is that ol the Mcssrs. DlngleY III
Lewiston. From this Office IS issued Inc
Lewiston Daily Journal. OF which there
are three editions; also the Lewiston
Heekly JdWrAal.probably the most widely
circulated paper in the State. All these
papers are issued without delay, and are
maiied regularly as the trains run. feopie
in Western Oxford can now obtain the
three o'clock edition of the daily, as con-
nection is had with Lewiston via the
Grand Trunk. Ex-Gov. Dingley gives
the business OF this establishment much
of his personal attention, and many OF
the most stirring political editorials in
both papers emanate from his pen. On
convention days, etc. all hands are
busy entertaining visitors who wish to
see this establishment, of which they
have heard So much, and right hearty
reception do they find.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
From the Boston Journal.
1 Piece Of Democratic EcOnOmiU

The annual steal as Democratic
correspondent calls II. the River and Har
Dor bIli, was tloAtud through the House
OF Representatives ON Monday by the
headlong vote of III 10 80. IL appropri-
ates s5,o72 $50. and vet it had been SO
well CREASED" by considerable allowances
tor sn many districts-hele \ sop and
there sOp-that 1t shot through with
such an impetus that il was with the
gres.test difficulty few members could
eve get the yeas and nays ordered. The
same House has been at work Tor weeks
cutting down the salaries OF needy clerks.
scrmpiug and pairing i'll OF der 10 dispense
with consul in some loreign port. or to
rnr the risk OF unmanageable Indian
troubles on the frontier, and yet 10 one
brief afternoon it suspends the rules and
scoops nearly six millions OF dollars out
OF the treasury and makes nothing OF H..
Ev en- Congressman Randall. Pennsylya-
MAN aud salary grabber as he is. acknowl-
edges that the Dill might have been cut
down IS, 600 900 and yet answered all the
country. We have seen Democratic
economy on q small scale. here it is on u
lar se Scalei
Is should be remembered that this is a
River and Harbor Dill, Supposed to be for
the benefit OF the commercial interests OF
the country. And Yet when we seek for
the great commercial States as indicated
by the provisions of the bill. we must 60
to the Alleghanies and 10 the prairies Of
the West. Massachusetts. with its long
line OF coast and its navigation, only sec
ond in Importance 10 that OF one other
State in the Union. gets an appropriation
of $4,000, while West Virginia takes
1896, 900, and even Texas receives 1882
900. II the country should be exposed
TO the assaults of foreign enemy he
would try every harbor OF Massachusetts
and the whole Atlantic coast, before he
would ever think OF MAI ching in search
of West Virginia. We know how this
measure has been carried-by combina-
ton of Western and Southern members
OF Congress, who have sometimes had
great deal TO say about the public money
voted TO the East, especially under Re
publican rule. This. then, is the better
example that is set under Democratic
auspices! In time OF general stagna-
ton, Reform House OF Representa-
tives, which makes great pretensions to
economy and the reduction OF taxation,
and cripples the public service by bag
Cling over details, has no hesitation 10
voting away nearly six millions OF the
peoples money where one OF its own
leaders declares that one half OF the sum
would answer every purpose. Give these
men the control of the Senate and of the
Executive, as well as of the House. and
what limit would there be to their profit
gacy and wastefuln essl The question is
already before the people. and the an
swer will be put in u very effective and
lorbidding form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30

The Republicans oil The Second District,
gathered At Auburn. last Wednesday ac-
eording 10 call OF the Committee. The
day was lovely, and in the early morning
many delegates arrived by rail and in
teams, swelling the numbers of those
who came the previous evening. 10 q
pretty full representation.
Promptly at II A. NJ. Wednesday the
convention was called 10 order By VIM.
r Garcelon, Esq, member OF the district
committee. Ga his nomination Hon. W.
II. Rounds Of Minot was chosen ter,no.
rary chairman. Mr. Rounds, =, few
appropriate remarks thanked tba convsn
ton for The honor CONFER d He declined
to make speech, aD'. declayad himself
ready to prOceedI", business. Mr.. Round:
Is large u, with q lull, resonant
VOICE. elnAp snuy fitting him TOR the posi-
non u -airnan in any assemblage; anC
:. .sehArging the duties to the best o.
nA ability he gave entire satisfaction &c
'ae convention.
Mr.. Garcelon read the call for the con
yenuon; alter which, on nomination o
Mr.. Barron OF Topsham, Geo. II. Wat
kinS OF Paris was elected temporary
Secretary. Ordered that the Distrie
Committee DE committee on credentials
On motion OF DR.. Horn OF Lewiston. DR.
Horr, Z. \. Chapman OF Bethel, and Geo
Barron Of TOpsham were constituted &
committee on permanen! organization.
Mr.. Gareelon from the committee OF
credentials reported as follows: Entitled
AndroscCggiD, so; Sagadahoe, 20; Frank
lin. 40; Oxford, ~ total, 2O4 Report
ed Androscoggin. As; Sagadahoc, Il
Franklin, %; Oxford. So; total, III.
DR.. Horr, chairman of committee OIL
permanent organization reported in favor
Of making the temporary organization
permanent.
Geo. ID. Bisbee, Esq County Attorney
oil Oxford, then arose and SAID: notice
by the call tha. The first business of this
convention is to nominate a candidate for
Congress. | lind on mingling with the
delegates that there is but Que sentiment
and That is 10 favor of the denomination
vi Hon. VIM. P. Frye. and | move you
a. al expression OF our confidence that
Ne hereby re-nomiuate William P. Frye
as our candidate for Congress by accla-
NATION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
Delegates 20 Cincinnati.

The delegates from Maine to the
National Republican Convention, June
18th, have been chosen, and the following
list comprises the delegation, as 1t Is
understood it will be made up when II
reaches CINCINNATI
At Large-Ne!son Dingley,Jr., Lewis
ton; John i. Stevens, Augusta; Josiah
ii. Drummond. Portland; Francis Cobb
Rockland.
lsl Dist.-John b Brown. Portland
James NJ Stone, Kennebunk.
2nd Dist.--Wm. p. Frye, Lewiston
Euoch Foster. Jr., Bethel.
30 Dist.--R. b. Shepherd, Skowhegan
Edwin Flye, Newcastle.
4th Dist.-Chas. b. Boutelle, Bangor
Josiah b. Mayo. FoXcrolt.
9th DisI.-Eugene Hale, Ellsworth
Seth l.. Mlhken, Belfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
EdifOrdi diad .Sciected HemS.

/ -Raw>ou x Tufts have out their new
carriages
-Don't forget the Memorial Ceiebfa'
ton II; South Pads, Tuesday.
Speaker Kerr sill continues i.', aud
unable to attend 10 the duties OF his posi-
ton.
Many wild cherry trees by tie
roadsides are already covered with
catcrpiilar's nests.
| Thomas NJ Crockcr. E.q.. aud
family returned from Florida to Paris
Hill. last Thursday.
Owing 10 sickness among onr em-
ployees. several articles, announcements
and advertisements DO not appear this
week.
On Monday the President received
despatch announcing the death OF his
grand daughter. the infant child OF MIS-.
Sartoris.
The Indians are earnestly lighting
Black Hills miners. Out Of party Of
forty.two twenty seven have been killed
and scalped.
The disease called Measles" is
prevailing to great extent in this vicin-
itY. 1t is likely to cause the closing of
some schools.
The LcX'er Gazette publishes Roll
OF Honor, IL braciug the names of many
citizens wko aid down their lives for the
cause of freedom.
Stevens IL Co. Booksellers, Lewiston,
have removed to larger and more attrac-
tive quarters, nearly opposite the city
buildings. They have everything IN the
line OF books and stationary.
Hon. L. c. Harrington OF Fryeburg
has issued summer journal, fully illus
trating the styles and finish OF many gar
ments made in his Millinery, Dress-mak-
ing and Fancy Goods establishment.
Persons liable TO special tax under
the interna! revenue laws, are reminded
that II they d. not make return and pay
inent before the close OF business hours
on the lst OF May, they are liable 10 an
increase OF fifty per cent. OF their tax.
lois provision Is impeTa i've, and no dis
erection IN the matter is allowed 10 the
collector or other internal revenue Off.
GERS.
When in Lewiston last week. we
called into the Dry Goods store OF God
dard & Garcelon, where we find fine
stock and attentive salesman. They
have attracted good line of Oxford
Coudty business by persistent and Judi
clous advertising.
The largest and Jet most compsctly
quit horse we have seen in Oxford
County, is Whittemore's imported Stallion
"Centennial.' He is perfectly immense
Last week he passed through our village
and attracted general attention by his
size and style. Oar farmers have through
him' the means of increasing the size of
thelr horses, so as 10 make them valuable
for heavy work.
1t was reported Saturday that part
oil Enroll Dam had gone out; but "a no
HOOD has yet passed through the Andres
coggln valley. the statement must have
oeeh premature. Some supports of the
dam have given away, and fears that
the whole edifce would fall have been
entertained during the past week bpt
ac'lVe measures were taken to prevent
such calamity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
Debility and Nsrvou. Headache

Chronic, sick or nervous headache j. CO. ~.
dependent on or accompanied by impaired
ton, by which the circulation AMI uu.'i.ioI
brain are derangcd, AMI the nervous tsn"' ~.
Ated. The PERUVIAN SYEUr, b. fe.l' ~
the digestive powers, lays the ~ at Inc -. -.
the tree the brain IS duly nouri'hs l' 'A' rs.
symptom. cease, aud the headache d'''i''@
For twenty years / have been vel! 49,.
troubled with salt ihcum On my arm I'' W. III.
have tried variou- washes and sal'es' ,'''- -
treatment Of my regular physician. IA''' -.
only driven IL from my arm and caused ' 10 'r' i.
elsewhere. After using less than one ease -
Forest Tar Soap, my arm i- enfTs.y s'.'' a.
discover no symptoms OF The trouble e''e' ~,
That is the testimony Of Mrs > Hunt % b,
land. Ne. Get a cake oi yonr drugs'," ',..I
sending % cents to the Forest Tar Co.. r0'''--
Maine.
-"will ven take a hack sirt' no ~. ..,,
hack for i've years, aai got rid Of Il O' p-..
ApAMsos's BorAsIc CoUGH BALsAA
q ceutn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
The Register gives Sam Bowles as

The Register gives Sam Bowles as
authority Tor the statement that the
"Charles Francis Adams sentiment" is in
favor OF Bristow against Blaine. uere is
better authority concerning The gentle
mans own sentiment, no matter what
MIR. Bowles thinks about that OF the
little clique who has made standing
candidate OF G.. +. A. Mr.. Adams re
Gently used the following language to a
Herald interviewer: he thought we'll OF
Mr.. Blaine, who has head Of his own.
He would have the advantage oil good
counsellors, and if elected would doubt
less see the discretion of sound patri-
otto policy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-30
ReaL Estate Transfers.

C.. Ii. Dwinal to John Stevens, farm 10
Oxford, consideration SllOO; &. Is. Blake
to Hilborn & Thayer. real estate IN oH-
ford, $500; Valentine Glines to Chas w.
Smith. one-hali OF niue in Milton ~.
$50; l. Spencer to +. Foster. Jr, land
near Bethel Hill, 5000; Hiram Merrill to
Harry w. Jordan, farm 10 Newry, sou !
K. A. Chapman to Dolly Ann Heath land
in Bethel. SlOO; |. c. Heath to Geo Z.
Lawrence, land in Albany. $780, Dolly
Ann Heath TO Gee. G. Lawrence. home
stead farm in Albany, $500; X. swift to
Howard Decosler, six acres land in Paris,
800; Nancy Frost to G. FaIuum. land
in Dixheld. $50; G. 4. kneeland TO
John b. Rand. farm IN Waterford aud
Lowell, $500; j. c. Merrill to Alphonso
Jones, farm in Andoyer, $ll00; Alphonso
Jones to J. e. Merrill, farm in Audover,
$500; c. T. Marston 10 AlphouSo Jones,
. acres of lundand buildings in Andover,
$1,000; MarceIla Hardy to Joel Is Thayer,
about acres Of land in Paris. 500; T..
Clark to Geo. Saedd, stand in Norway
village, $50; Jared Whitman TO Joseph
BicklorI 1t "a O., land in Pari@. $500 ;
Newell ". NArrey to Horace Cannon,
( - acres aud and building in sumner,
$1,000. WM. X. GBEENE. R"g'r.