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Instrncnou.
For Bows and Youne Men-country

W WoRCEsTFR MASS
School ofte frat ROM for The OF Young ISn
faculty eppo ted entirely by eo wlnent ta8 nsnri1 me
OF earnest purpose but lin ted meana desiring liberal
education VIII he oded by gIatues IN amount from $50 to
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Jnstrnrtlon.
For Both Sexes-Country.
NyEW-JERsEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL


NEW-JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL.
So BSSrR sS0o for Young hes and ISL
Total for board tniton books sc, $3.50 per year
Boarding halls and school rooms entirely distinct ana
departments henatcal. classical, commercial, musical
" HAsBR0JcK, Principal Trenton ew,Iersey.
NORWICH FREE ACADEMY, Norwich,
e ac pra sa e oT aa girls T s b ss @ S
Used reputation Tor high scholarship and manly conduct in
out OF school in good homes and goaFpg RPsse principal
DEDDIE INSTITUTE, at Hightstown, N. j.
BON SEXES oesns eptep4Sc aes Tor eoisSs or lot
%ag Worthy and eras Ra eSbage Se 5W SEND or
catalogue to Rev. r. j. AVERY, A. NJ, Principal
PENNINGTON SEMINARY, between Phila-
year NSe$tfas Il HASloS D. d. Remington & j.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, dhRDS
ot S9 acAe 90 90 EH s Music and art ne
PfG 5yy1 4s 25npS o 5Sc dS @ Sf
logue for September opening w H. BANNIsrER, A. n.
SEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE, Pine Plains,
~ VI seven 0 Re7 H0 maFficE .oI 40 & Principal
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MICHIGAN LAKE SCHOOL.

n.
FOUNDED 1850 NiClous insuhur1nato bows ripidiv
excluded. Parents value high scholarship and strict
military discipline. with ahsoute freedom front town
lage Influences invited send catalogue Location
the highlands OF the Hudson. Health
aud recreation by boating bathing skating and hshug
lake with gymnasium aud held sports s400 10 $500 per
{. :. NJ.
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NET. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
VA a SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

at sing Siug-pn- Hudson \. y.
The instruction following
mcnts Classical Moiern yc5 Elementary Mathc.
iH.lcal Stuici aud
also formed IN Music, Drawing, Fencing and ocution
thoroughly organized Military Department Ridng School
with We-trainc horses. eyunasnIl &c WIN Thurs
day, September BENJAMIN gfl,1ia
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
NEW IORI.
100 pAOlDWAI,

since tho Introduction. @; this Spool 'o't'n
;,,,o tho A,.rrlccu market, It's III CESS N.
In unrrccedcnted. No other brand 81
,h-cnl IA, e,,r ne, with the same 'ilhoIA'N
cf,ui,iic favor III thu sane space 81 tln,.
The go. y. t. manufacturers Wera u
Arst 70 r,co- l.iz. the importance q tne '>'--
,nr Vae!..:.c and to max "a siE-cora coy, W,
vh;ci, has ever siIc- Dctn tie reco5i!Zc'A
standard for machines.
All tie iInrrovements in na"hinory 'Ha'
.he inycntiye genius Of the nlne'relih CIT
tnrv has produced have boon adapted 10y mo
manufacturers q 80. y. T
At all the c.,.; International FAIRS o, , i
1rcrI1 % y. T" Las been awarded ''''
Lig!4c~t houors.
The 20. Y. =" factorias At v.r"' y. J.
or1 Paisley. scotland, employ ~" olefs'
ti,,,e---lnake sufficient thread d'iIy 10 20
roun.i tie world four times
Consume !4D tons Of coal daily
tn manufacturers Of 20. y. T. are t6o
,aryest manu-. C; urors o. spool Cotio-. IL lie
world.
A full assornl. NJ f this Spool Cotton c''l
H.. boa NJ Wholesale ..a>s reiali at
JUNrS n SONS.
,o,r5 ,,,,-.o,. Ray. e. In.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Mr.. Srcer, of Georgia, who was
elected as an Independent Democrat
has declared his purpose 20 vote with
the Republicans in the or organization Of
the next House. He made this decIar-
alton to the President when asking the
latter for a favor, and said be expected
the Democrats 20 make the same sor.
OF an attack OF him that they made
on Malone, as be had determined 10
leave the Democracy and vote VIII
the Republicans.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Are the $50 comes, or only oneS Is The
Question ,yhic:! agita,es the lnquuus MN"
INST uow. From observation we are inclined
10 believe there are yo, for the one that ap-
pears in Inc northwest in the evening IS no'
4, brilliant as the one which appears N the
northeast in the morning. !, is sad, how'
ever, tina. here is only one, and that !; re-
vows around the north star. IL moves !Eon
west 10 cas-.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

If all taxpayers were as prompt as MI W.
P. Thomson, there would certainly 10 oe
enough money in The treasury to pay Tor Tie
cour, house when it's built. The tax ro''s
were received by the sheriff on thursday
morning Mr.. Thomason was in town. anu
learning the fact, hunt ed the sheriff up and
paid has taxes, amnoun ting 10 nearly one
hundred dollals.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Crops are suffering very much for ram IN
a.. sou,bern portion of this parish. Iaete
,,,s M rain down there last week
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

We are indebted TO Mr.. X t. OVERLY tor
...,s, Of very large fine Irish potatoes, Tor
,,b,cb he will please accept Our thanks
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Rev L. {. KelIis Will preach at kayVi'r
,o,ni.h, and TO morrow, and Daiu%e '"o ''''
.,a,,es tomorrow afternoon.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Although We had pretty good ram last
xc.s we are needing rain now Tins KIND
= wsa,ber requires about one good shower
jav
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

The first water melons We have seen IN
p,rru,e msrke; were hruush, ~ town on
Thursday by Mr.. \. q. Setter.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

-r.. wea,he. is so warm that even the av-
a.rkey hurts shade when ne hes
s =, noon to res, $50 degrees IN the sun
Leila TOO much for him.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
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Tor shall Keep al account i....'.. ,
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
a Good Ole Citizen s'oEc.

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,....!t- A. ...e:. .a.O~,r.ou, as n>..''. e.'''
zen: h"~. table, -'.'r:'"' '..'
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t. Hat o.. =
l. "l- AGED - N..'. .'.'
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, sons AMI "i.-.'e! We ''.'''
sympathy
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
Take "e,Acx-DRAUGHT" and you

Viii never W oliiOG1'
For sale by DE- u. X. Pcui,, Rayviille, La.
Mr. Elizabeth Justice lied q: measles, NJ
me. residence G: her son, II. X. Justice, on
Wynn Island, June -oth IN the seventy
second year Of her age. She was one Of the
pjopeers of this section; was extensively
known and highly esteemed by every one as
a kind hearted christian lazy. Her relatives
have the sympathy OF The coinmuA!'! N '"e''
+ atilct.On.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

strikes us that most OF The co''o" we nave
.sen in this parish is very SINAI! Tor the 'i'S'
~ Jolv, while the hands on most oil Tue
.npear TO be overciopred.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

,, Saturday evening this place ana
":,srable portion Of the parish was VISITED
Guns ,v s,f gale, which blew down
'W Of timber and some corn.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

II Won want a fine mirror, nee lamp OF
don't care what, yOu "aIf, 90 !" i'S'''-
Bros' and rel u.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Mrs. Toler and her little daughter Alpha
.,sop \ yi,,, to Mrs. Rhymes a, Cfy~iai
Springs, Mss.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

The bid of Messrs. Stanton n L'''''ss'o"
l.. ,hs building OF the court house on tue
I'm proposed by them, for ten thousand "0''
was accep, by the police jury.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

A., Campbell ha. changed his ap-
.,.o, for preaching from the fourth 10
49,, Sunday in each month HIS next
''' .:.r will begin on Friday before NE
.;,a sunday in July.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

The proceedings Of the police my wii' ap'
pear next weeS-could not gel thch' 81 "''S
week
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Once more urge you to leave your or"'''
with Tisdale Bros, and be convince '''"'
cash will get goods cheap.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
SWINE OF CAROUI" for Ladies only.

4 10, Of straw hats, mems and boys at
MaYGHAx ) DAVIS.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Garry your sigh, and time drafts To l.sdalc
Br s., and get your money at 4 small discount
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Fishing appears to be very s'"'-a s'ei
many people are angling, al any '''o'
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

Tie Circui, CouF, for this parish convened
=, Rayy.lle last Monday afternoon, Judges
MAYO and Farmer presiding. Trey had a
yery Ugh, docket. and consequently soon g0'
though with tie business.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

90 see those ladies' Es.s st
NAxGFlu Il DAVIS.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

A large and well Sc 0''sd stock Of p'in''
,-... Goods a, MASGHAx a DAVIS
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
I"BlACK-ORAUGhT"

DIR. ID. K. petit Rayville La.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

The exercises Of the frs! session oi Mss
Fannie Ciark's school a, Rayville for th.s year
closed III Is week, with an examination OF the
pno,l, Thursday and an exhibition last night
We have NOT the lime now TO maze such re-
nor; as would give justice 10 teacher AM
pnpils: but il Will be made IN our next issue.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

A 10, of Embroidery az
MAxGHAN Il DAVIS.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
..vrur OF caRDUI" makes rosy

-. and clear complications.
.,,s by DIR. u. r. Petit, Rayville' La.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02
.u acK-DRAUGHT" make

and fever impossible.
e., sale byDr D. R.Pe,ti's, Rayville La
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

A tn,l package OF
free Of charge At
Richland beacon., 1881-07-02

IT, most suCces-4~l heA-t.y 49,, do..,
- =. = ctI.a.. lu - 'i-t'' an" Wv
','....r READ PROOF BELOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

MospAY.-Boud and other securities 70
the amount OF el0, 900 stolen rom .nc %
Ace or ID. Fahrestock Co., bais un.,n.
The mountaineers Of bocca oe 49, 49,
revolt against the Austrian suoscrlp.lon'
raise their own Dag and establish p'o'
visional government.
Trxsp.Y-The roof Of church In san
,.t,i MexIco. falls killing fifty persons.
Heavy rains falling In Iowa cause Tue
r,s,ng of a creek at Marshalltown, In tnst
sta,e' so as to float forty houses OF that
town.-The Apache Indians on the WI
path in Mexico.--A son ex-senator Iusn
killed and his body horribly mutilated py
Indians in Mexico.
Crossman, Oh
Sheepseoot, Maine, kills and cuts his WE
10 nieces and then throws her overboara
from which they were sailing. Rum did
it.-Henry Smith, colored murderer
taken from q jail at Des Ark, Arkansas
and lyuched. Two hundred people I'm
prisoned In Ireland under the Coercion ACT
TuuRspAY.-The United States cutter
Corwin, In search OF the missing Jeannette
In the Arctic regions reports no trace OF
the missing VESSEL NC uiuttJ "s
niversary OF the taking OF the Bastiie 10
be celebrated In France.
FRIpAY.-A conflict Is imminent between
Afghanistan and Tartcry.-An eneount.
err takes place between the French and
Arabs and Tunisians 10 the streets OF Tu-
pis.-The Arctic winter has been Excess
sively severe and the ice has not yet brok-
en- up.
SATURDAY. Presidents condition
continues to improve, and his recovery Is
looked for.-An eXtrean.ly hot wave
passed over the country last week, and
many sunstrokes are reported. There
is a prospect OF Senatorial election Id
New York. The lucky men arc Lapham
and Miller. At the last vote the latter
came within five Of being elected. Two
boys aged respectively. eleven and fourteen
murder playmate, named Willie Cain, at
Rockport.-A passenger train was board
ed, at wlnslow, Missouri, the conductor
killed, and the passengers, mail and ex
press cars robbed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
THE PRESIDENT.

Encouraging reports have come dAlil
from the bedside Of our wounded fees'-
dent, during the past week. His fever
has almost entirely left him. and the
physicians are now confident OF ms ulu-
mate recovery. The nation has great
cause for 10Y at this happy term'na-
ton of an event which Threatened 20 oe
its direst calamity.
Good is often brought ont OF evil oy
an overruling Providence. Ihi' erea'
crime against the republic has been 'he
occasion for the manifestation o, such
power. For many years the nation has
been divided in thought and sentiment
until men began 10 believe we ,ho1.d
never again be one people The sh'. OF
the assassin undid the mISchIevous "oIA
of twenty years Of di>cord- Ever! man
in the country was moved once mere oy
one emotion. and the universal cry OF
horror proved that republican Institutions
are dear to our people. Il Is a most
gratifying and satisfying fact that o"' OF
fifty millions OF people ou' '"o % ,'''N0
individuals were found 20 commend he
assassin. If any considerable number OF
citizens had sought 10 Justify G';cau'
the enemies Of our form of government
would have found good foundation ior
opposition. 1t would have shown a
community tina, was incapable OF >cli-
control or Of self-goverumcn;, IN the
midst Of which republic could no; 1--we.
With an indefinite number OF years Of
regal oppression before them, the citizens
of a monarchy may be partoncd Tor
growing FESTIVE and for seeking to remove
the author Of their distress. Ia this
country the case is entirely different.
Our President has no power 20 Cypress
the people. and a dis;as,eiul admlnis'rl-
ton may be changed in four years. As
sassination here means simple lawle>s-
ness which mus, be stamped out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
CREDIT DUE TO THE SMALL BOY.

General Sherman said 10 4 New York
Herald correspondent day or two ago
I'm my conversation with you last night
| forgot 10 mention one thing-that is, the
really commendaOle conduct of the Wash
ington small boy on the Fourth. That
boy went around with his pockets filed
with crackers, or If he hadn't them slowed
away in that boys receptacle for every
thing, they We're very near az hand, and
vet he didn't fire them of. Now that
shows the sympathy for the President
more than one would at first think, for IL
there's anything the small boy wants to dc
on the Fourth IL is 20 fire off his crackers
and things and raise the devil. So you
see by the seyereness of the deprivation
We can measure his sympathy"
"Wel, General" suggested pretty
young lady present, evidently friend oil
the small boy, ''wouldn't it be only fair 70
give the Washington boys Fourth, real
Old fashioned Fourth, in case the great
man liveS!'
IL thoroughly agree with you, miss,
returned the General with that gallantry
which makes him so popular with the fair
sex of Washington. Il believe they could
have real old-fashioned Fourth II they
were allowed 10 practice with their toy
pistols on that miserable wretch"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19

NORM AND SutIi Ihea~>a-s = bullet
intended. as The wretrh.d G1.tclu t.c'ar-
cd. "to unite t. Republican party, has
served a grdrGcr pUrpose-on~ that hr
dreamed not Of: u has united whole peo-
ple-awaaeuius "a cOmmuults OF i,ei'uS
and sentiment, which proves how nearly
we are all akin: how iudiSSolg1ie i that
..union OF hearts" which was tir~t cement
cd with the blood OF -. The terrible or
deal through which NJ Garfield has pass
ed. aud The Insight which DC has
Afforded into his character, Will oiusul1rlv
endear him % the heart, OF his country
men. The emotional southern people are
already disposed Co make hiu Oh liz e>pec-
isl pct. 4 common sci timcnt Ike this oe-
tween the former alien2ted sections points
10 happy results IN the futlCe-the break
ing Of the ice-the germ OF healthy ma
tional non-partisan feeling which shall
not only smooth the path of the President
in the future. but afford him largely IN
creased opportunities Of uSetuluess.-R'ch-
m0Rd Wig.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
FOR CONGRESSMAN,
Nelson Dingley, jr.,
OF LEWISTON.
REFORM CLUB CONVENTION.

oxford County Convention of Reform Clubs
will be held at Canton Mills. on Wednesday
August 5. lsSl. The first meeting. for organi'
zaiion and reports of clubs, will be held AZ
1850 a. m. Public meetings AT and : p m
A cordial invitation is extended TO all who are
interested IN our noble work, 10 unite with ns
on this occasion. special invitation Is eN
tended to the Ladies Aid societies. Free en-
tertainment will be furnished those attending
this convention. Arrangements have been
made with the Grand Trunk Railway Co. an'
Rumford Pals n Buckheld Railway Co. Tor
one fare the round trip
JOHN =. STANLEY,
CHARLES wIIHNGroN,
T. W. ANER.
County Committee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-19
BETHEL'S CENTENIAL

} The Centennial Celebration OF the attack
OF the st. Francis Indians on Sudbury,
Canada, will be held at Bethel Hill, Au-
gust 81, 1881.
Committee OF arrangements David +.
Brown, esq; Nathaniel I. True, NJ. ID. 4;
Mr.. Goodwin Il. Wiley; Judge Richard A.
Frye; Moses +. Cross, esq; President,
David r. Brown, esq. Vice Presidents :
Elbridge G.. Wheeler, esq; Mr.. John Bar
ker; Mr. Moses A. Mason; Mr.. Israel q.
Klmball; Mr.. Elias ). Bartlett; District
Committees No. ., +. II Jewett; 3,
Scott Wight; d, G. V. Martin; I, AlonLo
Howe; 8, &. NJ. Kimball; ., II. ii. Bean I;
10, J. ). Swan, I'd; IL, A. NJ. Carter; IL,
VIM. farwell Is, Osslan X. Stanley, IL,
Abial Chandler; -, Ceylon Rowe, aud
VIM. T.. Skillings; 10, ID. w. Towne; IL,
VIM. l.. Bean; Is, Milton Holt; II, jacob
A. Chase; 90, g. l.. Blake and l.. w. Rus
sell; % Dwight e.. Rose; %, ID. Milton
Grover; 20, Albert w. Grover; 20, David
T. Foster; %, John +. Hapgood; %, Al
bert Whitman; 80. John Is. Chapman and
Hiram Twitchell; Committee on Finance !:
Alfred NJ. True. Officers OF the Day Maj.
Gideon A. Hastings, Chief Marshall; Day-
id s. Brown, esq President Judge X. A.
Frye, Secretary Nathaniel I. True, NJ. d.,
Historian; Hon. A. y. Twitchell, Poet;
Rev Javan X. Mason, ID. d., Chaplain;
Hon. Enoch Foster, Jr., Toast Master;
Capt. Samuel +. Gibson, Captain OF Police
and Escort.
The procession will be formed on Broad
ST. at 10 80, O'Clock \. NJ, and led by mu-
sic from the Bethel Brass Band. A band
OF Indians, under the direction Of their
chief, Tomhegan, dressed In the style or
the olden time, armed with guns, hatchets
and scalping- knives. and covered with
war paint, accompanied with their white
captives, will appear In the process ION.
The forenoon exercises VIII be held on
Kmball Park. No tables will be- set for
dinner, but each family will be expected To
furnish for themselves and their friends a
Basket Picnic Dinner. The Police aided by
the Committee OF Arrangements, will as
sign comfortable places for this purpose on
application TO them. Families from other
towns are invited TO bring their basket and
their store and unite with the citizens in
all the exercises OF the day. Families are
Invited, when convenient, To come In hay
racks adorned with evergreens aud such
devices as they may see III, and 70 enter
the procession.
After dinner, voluntary sentiments and
short speeches without Introductory apol-
ogies, will tie delivered by distinguished
persons present.
Other particulars will be announced
hereafter.