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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

cEArER's Almanac for 1880, In eight
different Languages. Is little more than
we are able to master In one week. We
have finished the one printed In the
Welsh language and are now working on
'the Spanish.
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ErStockholders of the B-iiaire &
Southwestern are disappointed because
MooSEI 4 NORRIS will not, or can not,
answer the questions we propounded,
tesching their action on railroad matters
at this end. 1t is important that they
should be promptly and truthfully an
swered. Neither silence nor erasions
will answer nov that the bal! has open
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WA s.ockholder of the B. & 8. W.
suggested to US on the 1st inst, that il
S. L. MOONEY and W. T. MoRRIs pro-
posed to treat all inquiries concerning
their official conduct with indifference,
that q petition should be presented re-
questing their immediate resignation. 1t
is as clear Ne The MONDAY sun, that the
are thoroughly aroused,
and intend 10 haze detailed statement of
made BY men Of their sUn selec
tion, at a time not far distant.
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Baltimore-December 2S-Cattle
Very best on sale to-day 6s@5s that
generally rated first quality 4s@5s me.
dium or good fair quality 3s@4s; or
dinary thin steers, oxen and cows 24@3
extreme range of prices 2f@5k; mosl
of the sales were from 4@5.
Prices 2a@5s t. few selling ct either
extreme.
Hogs-Prices range from 81 TO Z cts
most of the sales being made at 64@
6a cts.
Sheep-The quality is not as good as
last week, the tops being not as good.
We quote Sheep at 4@54c. and Lambs
at 4t@54e. with fair prospects for good
stock.
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wThe following are the officers Of
the Masonic Lodge at Darlington: w.
NJ, W. T. HUM; S. W, n. Z. KrxPLE; !;
j. w.. C. M MEssERLY; 5. D., S. S
SANFORD; J. D, F. GRrsNEN; Secretary,
W. W. MEssERLr; Treasurer, JACOB
RoExER: T.. v. SCHNEfoER.
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dec2S,' '79tf.

SApplcation has been made for
new Pos'-oflice at KoHART's store, on
Indian Creek, Bethel township. II or
dered by the Department, and It should
be, it will prove great convenience 10
people who now 60 four and five miles
to Masterton for their mail matter.
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cEIn baking buckvheat and othel

EYIn baking buckwheat and other
griddle cakes, piece OF meat as a
"greaser" Is by many thought TO be in
dispensible. Those who are OF this opin-
ion will, on trial, soon learn that tur-
nip divided in two answers the same or
a better purpose, as the odor--the un-
pleasant part Of cake baking-comes
from the greaser in contact with the hot
iron, whereas with a iurnip very little of
this is perceptible.
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H Hedge Plants, e.

cF Hedge Plants, extra large, one
year old, 81 so per thousand ; two years
old, 50. Order at once, for delivery in
the spring. Al. SPRIGas,
Ssrahsville, Noble Co, Ohio.
dec2S, S,'79,f.
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st. L0uis-December 3L.-Cattle
Choice shipping, 90@5; prime 4
60t@4 80; good, 4 25@4 SO; feeding,
8 60@3 Is; cows and he;fers, 2 500
3 Is.
Sheep-Fair to good. 40@3 IS;
choice, 3 S5@4 10; export sheep, 4 10
GA so.
Hogs-Light shipping, 4 1894 25,
packing, 4 20@4 35; butchers to select,
4 35@4 45.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

EFA decree was entered in the Com.
mon Pleas Court Of Belmont county last
week, ordering the sale OF the St. Clairs
vile and Bellaire Narrow Gauge R. R.
1t Is to be sold to satisfy claim of the
Riverside Iron Works Of Wheeling.
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Chicago January 2.-.Hogs-
Mixed packing 4 40@4 As; light 4 40
GA 65; choice heavy 4 t5@4 IS.
Cattle-Good cattle slow but steady
at 60@5 25: common to fair dull and
10c lower at 1904 10; Market slow
and heavy; butchers weak; cows 2 90
@3 00c steers 90@3 60; feeders and
stockers quiet and generally unchanged
at 2 35@2 40.
Sheer-Market steady and firm at
3 1904 SO.
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w Considerable litigation is likely
10 grow out of matters connected with
the estate of Nelson HoGuE, deceased.
Already four law firms here have been
retained by the parties interested.
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new Advertisements.
counts, r. X. WALros.

SHoRTs-lSSO.
Court Tuesday, the 18th inst
Time table Of the B. b s W. in this
paper. Fl IS M E l9e6 II
Delinquent Tax Sale on Tuesday, the
10Th inst @
Miss Harms DrsnL spent the holidays
in Wheeling.
The Bankrupt Store Of Bellaire bOoms
In this paper.
The people aleng che river are expect
ing big food.
Read Adams township items 10 this
number OF THE SrrRrr.
Ills : privilege the fair sex enjoy this
ysar--popping the question.
GcoDRlcH Is in Columbus working for
! Clerkship in the Legislature.
Three car loads OF hogs went East
over the B & s. W. last Sunday.
JAxrs r MoRRIs and JoHS W. HAw.
xrxs have formed . law partnership.
We shall publish eli the important ev.
idencs in the KIxa and CoxLEr cases.
The railroad fever in the townships
West Of woodsneld is running high.
Merchants at Brownsville, this coun.
~. sre paying 81 25 per bushel for dried
apples.
Treasurer GA4cHsLL will receive tax
es, without adding the penalty, until the
10th inst.
The Teashers' examination, published
for the 3lst has been changed to the
Gath inst.
The SPRINGER estate is valued at $780,
900, 900. The heirs in Monroe County.
nre anxious to handle their shares.
WLrER BRAcEY, aged about 81 years,
son Of GEoRGE BRscEr, Esq, OF Adsms
township, died Of consumption last
week.
Prof. w P. CoPE and wife, who have
been spending the holiday vacation With
friends in Columbiana Co., returned
home Sunday night
Let : boy place his stockings in an
iron chest as be goes to bed and lock
them with six padlocks, and In The morn.
ing one stocking win be found under the
bed and the other on the stairs.
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New Y0rk-January 2.-Beeves
Very poor to common cattle 64@7Ac;
ordinary to medium 7a@Sac; fair to
prime 9@l0c; extra selection 104c.
Sheep-Prices not sustained. Sheep
4 30@5 IS; lambs 6 50@7 SO.
Swine-Light demand; live hogs dull
at 3 S0@5 20.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

EEJ. q. Collins, ESQ.,, OF Barnes
willie, has been appointed Attorney for
the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad for the
counties Of Belmont and Franklin. He
will remove from bis present home,
GAINESVILLE, to Columbus.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

wThe young ladies of this place
celebrated New Years evening BY leap
year party at the residence Of Mr.. F.
KoEHLER. One Of the girls said it was
90 nice to take the boys home, after the
party, and then 60 home alone.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

kyYoung ladies and gentlemen are
received in Franklin College on the same
terms. A Classical or Scientific Course
may be pursued at the option Of the stu
dent. Send for Catalogue.
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RIA large crowd will be in attend
auce at the .srm OF Court to commence
ON the 18th int. The trial OF KINs has
been Get for the zlst and that Of CoNLEr
Tor the 9th inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

Iylntelligence was received here last
week Of the death OF SAMUEL DAvEE-
PORT, Of Bluifton, Indiana. Mr.. DAv-
IMPORT was for many years resident Of
'Yoodsfield.
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WANTED,

'0a subscription to The Spirit. Coal,
Wood, Potatoes, Corn, Lard, Beef. Ap
Piles, and Money, from any and all per-
sons who know themselves to be in ar
Fesrs orsubscription to this paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

EgNr. n. D. BosAR has laid out a
new town, containing seventeen lots, to
be osllsd East Jerusalem, In Sunsbury
township. Itris between the present
town Of Jerusalem aud the B. 4 5. W.
Denof. -. IA -.
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Chicago.

Dec. 3I.-Flour 4 75a6 25; Wheat
30a1 81; Corn 39a46c: Oats 35a36c
Rye Soc; Barley 90c
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New York.

Dec. 3l.-Flour 8 00a7 Is; Wheat |
42al Sc j; Com 6la84c ;Oits 49a52c; Rye
89c; Barley 45c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-01-06

ewThe BunesvilIe Eaterpriss ap-
pesrsd last week with new head and
new dress. II is . uewsy paper.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Dec. 31-Flour 50a7 co. Wheat l
SO; Corn 5Ss59c; Oats 47a49c;;,: Rye
S5c.
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DnD.-0n the a6th ult.. in Sunsbury
township, this county, Ms. JONATHAN
MARrrx, aged about 10 years.
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Cincinnati-January 2-Hogs-
Common 1904 Is; light 20@4 40;
packing 20@4 40; packing 4 1904
IS; butchers 55@4 60.
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GincInnalI.

Dec. 31.--Flour 5 60a6 IS; Wheat |
Seal 81, Corn 40a42c; Oats 39a43c
Rye 63a90c: Barley &C.,
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wooasaeId stock Market.

January .5.-Cattle 2a3c per pound !;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 2ta3c pei
pound gross.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

1ndianapOlis.-Dec., 2l-Hogs
quiet at 4 25@4 10.
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Notice to Teachers.

0NHB Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Coun-
/ ty will hold meetings foe the exsmina.
tion of Teachers a. follows:
Wotdsaeld, Saturday. December IS, 1879.
January "a, 1880.
February II, 1850.
These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock a. m. and close at p. m.
A fee of 50 cents is required from eaJh
applicant, as condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order Of the Board.
s. sCHo0LCRAFr, Clerk.
noT25, '79td.
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cfe week In your own town. Terms and
1O() IS outfit free. Address Il. HALLKrf &
Co Portland, Maiae. deo2,'7eY.
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reported for The Spirit Of Democracy
ADAMS TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

CAMERON, OHIo, Dec. 80, 1879.
Ed. SPIRIT: Christmas has come and
gone with US people Of Sun6sh Hills
Everything passed off quietly; no drum
kenness on the streets; every body en-
joyed themselves; the usual amount OF
turkeys we're slaughtered. Mr.. George
Suppes gave splendid dinner to bis
friends: George accept our thanks for
the kind entertainment you gave US.
Our sick people are getting along very
WELL Mr.. Palmer is able to sit up, and, /,
we trust, will shortly be back to his
mill.
Schools in this township have closed
for the holidays. The genial faces OF
Profs. M. Boughner, W.. A. Ross, j. G..
Lapp, Elias Boughner. j. W. Ward,
Chas. Beard, S. Boughner, w. F. Wire
and W. j. Hurd can be seen upon our
streets.
Protracted meeting is now proeress-
ing at the Christian Church. Elder En-
levine is conducting the services. We
hope that his efforts may be crowned
with success.
A young man from Sunfsh came to
Cameron the other day with the inten-
ton of having things his own way. Too
much tanele-foot got him into the clutch
es of our Constable, Mr.. Tidd He went
back to the creek minus about ten dol
lars. Boys, take Your "bums" at home {;
don't come 10 Cameron to get tipsy--it
costs too much.
The creek has been on a high-a big
one: it took off quite number of saw
logs for Messrs. Norris & Jones. Sew
eral of them were caught at town bv our
townsmen, which saved ST. the trouble OF
floating them down the creek.
Mr.. John Stukey is having some i'm
provements made to bis hotel. We un-
derstand that it is to be refurnished.-
John is an accommodating landlord.
Mr.. John Suppes started to Illinois
yesterday to visit his brother. John is
splendid boy. Success and safe jour
ney TO John.
Mrs. Martha Beard, from one of our
Western States. is here on visit to her
brother, Mr.. Johu Atkinson and Mrs.
DR.. Webb.
The usual Christmas tree arrangements
passed off at the Christian Church
all we're pleased at the appearance
Of Kris Kringle: this time his wife
was with him. Our good old Elders,
Boughner and Erlewine, could not but
help smile at the ludicrous appearance
they presented. We hope they will
come next year. Mr.. jesse Henihorn,
Superintendent OF the school, and Ste
phen Boughner, manager Of the arrange
ments Christmas night, deserve much
credit for their labors in The Sabbath
School work.
The following Is the programme car
ried out Christmas night at the Church:
/. Reading Scripture-Stephen Bough-
ner
2. Song, "Welcome to Alr'-Ellie and
Libbie Wire and w. +. Wolff.
8 Prayer-Jesse B. Henthorn.
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Bellaire 4 Southwestern B.
TIME TABLE.

II M II u n D1lCs
On and after Thursday. January Ist 1880,
Passenger and Mail Trains will run as follows:
INA cgU nFNrYNIrN
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ANNOUNCEMENT con MERCJAL.
Woodsfield Prod uce MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY p sCHuMACHgR JR
MONDAY Januarv < 1890.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
STATE NEWS.

The low water on the Saco River has
caused nearly suspension OF work on the
Pepperell and Laconia corporations in
Biddeford, Me, for several weeks past.
The Potato crop in Aroostook County,
Me, Is immense. Up to the 18th of Octo-
Der, 100, 800 bushels has been sent TO
market over the New Brunswick & Canada
Railway.
benjamin Robinsons cardng and
embarrassing mill at Bangor, Me-, was
burned Saturday. His loss will amount to
$500: no insurance. The individual
losses of those who had material at the
mill will amount to 5000.
Sidney w. Thaxter OF Portland, Me-,
has made gift OF $4,000 to the Maine
General Hospital, to provide perpetual
free bed in memory OF his late wife, and
has given $3.50 for free bed in his own
name for one year.
Attorney General Cleaves of Maine,
has sued the Boston & Maine Railroad for
$50, 900, aud the Portland, Saco & Ports
mouth for S24, 600, on account of non-pay-
ment OF taxes assessed under the new law.
Other corporations also will be sued.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

HEARING THE NEws.-ruesday night
many Of our voters meet at South Pans
to receive election returns by telegraph,
as arrangements had been made to Sc
cure all That passed over the wires Mr.
l.. ". Jackson opened the rooms OF his
new hotel. the Alamo House, opposite
the depot, and welcomed the whole crowd
to the comfortable quarters. Dispatches
were brought in from the telegraph
office, and read to the crowd amidst great
Republican enthusiasm. The Democrats
took their defeat philosophically, remark
ing that they were used to it. The
company remained together until after
midnight, and then retired satisfied with
the days work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
4 REIGN OF TERROR.
The Alarming Increase Of Hear,
Disease. nud The symptom,
which Preccde AZ.
Leading to sc,rsitiiic InysSIiv,-
lion and mn Attempt so Cheek
iis increase.
The Wonderful Properties Of 'Seds.
tine de-Ind a" and how to Prem.
eriy Use II.
Pact. 90 Impottanee for All. R,gardi.r,
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics OF thi, .uugi...
show that a great proportion ~ Ict..
arise from Heart Disease. But aside f-..,
the fatality which attends IL, the iu.ol,....
fence aud suffering which even th. Pts.
STAGES bring make 70 necessary % f...
prompt measures for relief JuJpu .-r.
the greatest remedy ~ modern time, t.-
curing diseases OF thc Heart Is "S-Iat.r..
de-India." which Is accpmpi'Shl. .r.l
wonderful result, AMI attracting 80 much
attention. This great remedy pD...,..,
Ingredients specially designed Tor ~ tle
numerous troubles Of the Heart. The com.
bination j. the result Of long and clr..l
experiment. aud il can be- safely l>,.r..!
that when taken IN time IL will cJrc .B gy,-,
case DO YOU ever have Ni.htnlr.. odd.
pressed feeling i'm side and breast lrrryg-
lar Action. Throbbng, Jumping. Fa,'cr.
ing, Momentary Stopping. slow rcgl.
ton of the Blood: These are All symptom,
of Heart Disease. Those who are safer.
ing aud have never tried il should 90 50 No
once; those who have ever tried 10 dlnYt
need to be- urged % do 80 again. II Your
Druggist has not got IL send one dollar and
my cents To our address and it VIII Doe
mailed to you. Sole Agents in America.
Lobdell Chemical Co, ~. Louis, No.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

Among the interesting incidents of
election day in Paris, was the rapid time
one South Paris voter made between the
two villages +. 4. Thayer brought him
from the South Paris depot to the town
house in 1 minutes, ard he was carried
back to the depo; in 10 minutes. 4
young man of Democratic anteccdcnts
who attends school at Hebron Academy,
walked up from Hebron, dePo'ited a
Republican vote and walked back again
His devotion to Garfield and Arthur, or
rather Republican principles, cost him a
fourteen mile tramp. There was 4 large
number of old men at the polls; among
them wc noticed Mr.. Icnas Maxim and
Mr.. Alaazo King, both travelling several
mile, Tor the purpose OF voting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

OXFORD Musical AssoCnTIoN.-The
arrangements for the meeting of the OK
ford County Musical Association on the
10th are nearly completed. Halffare tick
cts will be issued along the line Of the
Grand Trunk from Portland, Lewiston
and Gorham, and on the Buckfield road
from Canton. A special train will run
from Canton for the concert on Friday
evening, returning after the concert at half
fare. similar arrangement will be made
OH the Grand Trunk from Norway. Free
entertainment by the citizens of Mechanic
Falls for those joining the chorus. Han
del's TIE Deum'' and "Emerson's Chorus
book" will be used for practice. Eminent
soloists will be present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

The Republicans of Paris Hill had a
celebration on Saturday evening. One
hundred salutes were fired, many build
inss were Illuminated, the band played,
a barrel of tar was burned. also several
barrels of shayings soaked in oil, and a
continual voley OF small arms was fired
during the evening. The evening was
exceedingly unfavorablc but the boys did
TO, want to keep their enthusiasm bottled
up over Sunday. so the programme was
carried out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ALBANY, Nov. Sour election passed
off very quietly. The Republicans made a
gain OF ten per cent from September.
Albany can boast OF t,ro straight Green
backers-our "oldest inhabitant," John
Cummings. also Jefferson Jordan. Ran
som Hutchinson and Elijah Wheeler who
are quite aged, showed their devotion to
Republican principles by being early AT
the polls.
The bears are making sad havoc among
our sheep. Tuesday John II. Wheeler
found the remains OF one Of his sheer
which had just been killed and nearly
eaten up. He at once set trap, and the
next morning found bruin with his foot In
1t, looking guilty and ashamed. When
dressed he weighed about two hundred
pounds. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

EAST SUMNER, Oct. "a Republican
demonstration in honor of the great Gar
field victory was observed on the Deacon's
Pinnacle near East Sumner on Thursday
eve. Nearly key of powder was burned
and the illumination was seen for miles
Hot coffee and refres hmentS were served
and a cheerful happy crowd richly enjoyed
the scene The election in Sumner re-
yealed the fact that just eight Grecnbackers
are LEFT. RcpublicaniSm has taken o
twenty years boom.
Examination of teachers at the residence
of $. Robinson, Jr., on Saturday p. M,
Nov 18th. An interested are requested 20
be- present. SLoCCM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

The result of last Tuesdays Election
has been heralded throughout the coun-
try BY the firing of guns and the lighting
of camp-6res. We do not need to tell
our subscribers that
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.
are elected and that for the next four
years we shall have a Republican admin.
istration.
The following table gives the electoral
vote for 1876 and for 1880.
ELECTORAL VOTE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09
RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were passed
by the members of class of s2 Bates Col
lege:
Whereas the Divine Father in His in
finite wisdom has removed from our midst
our beloved classmate, Corinna y. Davis,
ResoiUed, That while we sincerely and
deeply lament her loss as a beloved friend
and esteemed classmate, we recognize
therein the Masters hand, and are thank
full for the example left us of her true life
and noble character.
Resolved, That TO the relatives and
friends of our deceased classmatc we eX-
tend our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolred, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the BATES Student" and in the
oxford Democrat; and also that copy of
them be sent to the family Of the deceased.
w. ii. COGswELL,
S. A. LOWELL, Com.
|. l.. HARLOW,
LEWISTON, Nix, Nov. 3, 1880.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

SUMNER. THE Congregational society
OF Sumner will hold n leycc at their church
on the Hill, ON Tuesday evening, Nov. .
4 good entertainment such rs the ladies OF
the locality know how TO give, will no
doubt render 1t 4 happy occasion 10 al
present. Admission only 10 cents.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 10, the
West Sumner Dramatic Club will play
Hidden Hand" at the vestry OF the Uni
versalist church at West Sumner. Ad-
mission IL cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-09

BIG CAMP FIRE.-Thc Republicans OF
Paris are requested to meet at the resi-
dence of Samuel NJ. King on Wednesday
at noon sharp, for the purpose OF arrang-
ing to build an immense Garfield "
Arthur Camp fire on the summit OF
Streaked Mountain. Please bring axes
with YOU for the purpose Of cutting brush,
and teams to haul same to the desired
location. The fire will be the largest OF
its kind ever lighted.