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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04
cULL IED III 8 lcodDE NsED.:
HAthgats, BowsGmonH oavilssr, Of.
Thomas, brayton, lsArk Town 4.
Nsohs, Young. Toilette
and Hamiltons
81. rHolMl.Als.

The demand for seed whsat IL great
this year.
Hans Christian, who has been suffering
for some time past started this week for
Colorado.
Stephen soper has been moving his
house and Is nicely fixed now. He has
come to stay.
sant Hager, the editor Of the Dakota
Sun, about to be published in Elgin,
started home on Monday.
Mr.. Galbraith, who lately arrived from
Grand Forks with wife and child, has
purchased the Garfield House.
N. A. Mott, Agent for the Reliance
binder, has turned up again, notwith-
standing the recent reports fhis "break. y
Arthur Holbrook has returned from
Hamline University. Arthur has grown
pale having doubtless been working too
hard.
Henry Watson, of Elgin, was seen in
town last Sunday with his brand new
bride just out from Canada. We wish
them all happiness in their mountain
home.
Canadian clnigrants are arriving daily,
and they have some splendid stock with
them. We hope they will not be dis.
couraged with the food they sec round
about US. They will soon pass off.
Henry Lynne has purchased two dandy
teams. He lives few miles west of this
and is putting up a substantial house.
Fortune has favored him. This will be
the way with more of us in year or SO.
The Baptist social ON Friday evening
was quite success. Bubbles were album.
dant and pipes were thrown pretty freely.
The program of winter entertainments
must have been nearly exhausted when
the last one was thought of.
The bank building erected by the st.
Thomas improvement company on their
survey north of the original town site, is
being removed. Its future stand is We,
uncertain, but we are hearing some.
thing OF a bank being in operation in a
short time. George Lemon, Esq, has
purchased the building.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04
AROUND TOWN.

SEEDING VIII begin in few days.
The weather continues warm. bright
md pleasant.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04
luA,y1lII,slI,,1,,..
Lsyi Bsch.el has bought himself !
team Of mu les, fll

4 &, CAvlfEE1. 1.
Levi Bech.el has bought himself
team Of mules. s.
Fred. McCfca left iast Monday ia
|St. Thomas to look after his rancho.
n. Gsllipean Is about to erect q build
ling in which to carry on the shoemakil,l
business.
School closed in Dist. No. 6 last Fri.
day, and will not open again until about
the first Of May.
w. H. Staples moved 10 Crystal last
Tuesday to live for q short time, where
he has several jobs Of carpenter work to
finish.
Cayileer society received an addition
last Sunday in the shape of a young
gentleman. County Com. jackson is
receiving congratulations. Beth mother
and child are dsing we'll.
H. G. Green has rented Noah John.
Neon's farm for the season of 81 Mr..
Johnson will become resident of the
Village. A. vassie has rented his farm
north of Cavileer to Philip KAHN.
Alb. French and E. Emmers have made
n trade in farms, the former giving his
farm ut Crystal for the latter's at the
mountain. .Ab. moved to his farm
last Monday and will henseforth be q
granger.
Mr.. L. Barrow from Quebec has be.
come resident Of our town and e
will remain until he gets things in
shape to so onto his farm. He is we'll
pleased with the country and is one OF
those men who are bound to do well in
this country, as he has vim, good
family of boys and means enough to
make good start.
Henry A. Williams had a narrow es.
cape from bleeding to death last Mon.
day afternoon, While out in the woods
he let his axe slip from his hand and il
fell on his foot cutting it severely above
re instep and severing an artery. Had
it not been for the timely arrival of nj
neighbor, II. G. Green, the case might
have been a bad one. As it was Mr..
Williams lost nearly pailful of blood.
The following is report from district
No. 81, which shows the standing of the
pupils from first to fourth class. 4th class;
Amelia Rose, VIM. Eckfort, Robert
Eckfort and Jesse Eckfort. Sd class ST: :
James Eckfort, Mary Eckfort, Ole Olson
and Janet Harvey. Sd class, jr.:-Johr
Rose, Herman Rose, Carrie Olsol. and
Annie Olson. End class:-Fred johnson
John Harvey and Bella Eckford. Isl
class:-Lars Olson, A. Bjorne, b. Grimm
son and !. Crimson.
.ISA, PAUL WILLIAMS. Teo,l,ar
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MAsoS's new livery stable is very
conmodious building, adding to the
appearance of that part of the town. Two
wings were added to it after we made IA
note Of it last week. Mr.. Mason is GET
ting in new stock. See notice elsewhere.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04

From our Ncche correspondent we hear
that Mr.. o. S. Haserlnan has returned
from his winters sojourn in the South
and East much improved i'll health.
His many friends Ill Pembina will hope
that his recovery may be permanent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
HIS PuBLIc RECORD.

Nothing shows more strongly than Clcyc.
lands case The dangers OF nominating .
nan % be President Who has been acci.
dentally promoted 10 pabllc notice, on The
strength % general issue % Reform.
Mr. Cleveland Two years ago was simply
the Great UnkaOsn and people Asked
who il hef- Nobody WAS enough Interest
ei 10 New YORK politics two years ago 10
look up his record. But what record u
turn. GOT ~ BE- Ani the more u l. looked
into, the worse 10 looks. Nothing need be
said about bis personal oharactsr-ilai
issue Is DOT tebAtAblc. hot bis pabic ca
rrer Is velned with jobbcry like his career
A. sheriff. when De Increased bis charges
slS ,2Cs,s IS over the amount allowed his
Democratic predecessor. Ofthis amount
Al least o. al, 80 vas wholly without legal
warrant, aud the supervisors refused 10
pay H. Mr.. Cleveland has never pat in q
second claim 10 the County for that sum,
of which payment was refused, thus ae-
knosledging that the charges were unjust
The manner In which Sheriff Cleveland
made up his vouchers for court attendance
and other things will hardly bear legal
scrutiny. 10 ssy nothing Of the claim that
he was a rclOrmer anxious % save the
peoples money. lie Increased bis charges
Tor hanging q maa 1875 over the rate IA
"a by the Supervisors. 10 fact for almos,
everything be charged more than his pre-
deeessor, and for the benefit Ofs law lob
blei through st Albany during his term
stlll further Increasing his comp susation
on civil business for which clients and not
the county had 20 pay. His record As
Governor In arraying the soldiers and The
working men against him by his yetoes, Is
known OF everybody. while bis dlsgrseeful
alliance with Hubert %. Thompson and
Other lmitators OF Tweed politics IL too
well known 20 require comment. pretty
spectacle for = "reformer ,"-LetelsiOH
IouruuI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
nIsrRICr CONYENTION.
Lewiston Journal


The Democratic nominee Tor Congress
In the Second Maine District, ID. X. Hast
ings, eco il . much esteemed Democrat
OF the old school. q gentleman OF highly
respectable character. We believe he Is
now engaged In numbering Ia fryeburg.
his present place OF residence. Mr.. Hast
ings has for many years been accustomed
20 run on Democratic tickets, but II was
intlmated that ..e was 80 little DESTROYS OF
repeating these experiences that he would
not accept the nomination. The nomina-
ton, however, was made even with this
statement before the convention. Mr..
Hastings, We believe, many years ago was
County Attorney for Oxford County. Mr..
KImbsll OF Norway, who was more promi-
nently mentioned A. the psrty's candidate
for Congress, and who declined the use OF
his name, has been nominated ~ be Judge
OF Probate by the Oxford Democrats. Mr..
Alfred Lennon, who Is nominated A. Dem.
ocrstlc Presidential Eleetor for the Sec
ond District. Il q wealthy ship broker and
commission merchant, OF wiscasset The
convention was small and not otherwise
noteworthy But two delegates from
Franklin County were present Yet con-
siderlng the small interest In Democratic
politics In this District, perhaps . larger
attendance would have been In Itself note
worthy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
RRALEN

Ex-Governor Garcelon. n not With bis
Own hand enc OF The actual dOer. % The
crime. connected with the State steal,
was certainly the responsible head OF ne
criminals and the willing accessory 10 The
crimes Thursday evening" The Dcmocrai.
OF Lewiston held = caucus. When Tie form
ing Of a Cleveland AMI Hendricks club was
begun, ex Governor Garcelon mounted The
stage and said
snls paper am villing b beai. simply
al al Of you Who are an favor - honesi GOV
arnmenf AMI = fair Couut sni tnc protn.tl en
% democratic principles. 70 come iofrsf1 ana
90 tbe sane"
Honest government" Apreiiy phrase
In The mouth % The man who, on retiring
from the once OF Governor, took with him
slx thousand dollars Of The states money
without a shadow OF authority, and Who
went about dlsbarsing that money 10 Tom
Dick and Harry. with no more night than
the next man in the street And "a TAR
count" Il another pretty phrase Ia The
mouth OF any member OF The party whose
only hope OF success II the complete nut
ufying % million votes but when Ut
tered by AlouEo GArcel0n, u l. simply bra
ren-faced impadepee. BdA nnss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
Mr. GoFF PROTESTS.

Ellfor Dsmocruf:
Please allow a Creenbaeksra short space
IN your columns. a. I know OF no other
way % posting ny brother orcenbsckers
In relation % the la,s Fusion Coaniy Con
ventlon, held a. Paris Court House On Au-
gust i3th.
wish % say n the Grcenbackers OF
Oxfori county. TIA, n was nothing bo, q
fusion convention % the terrified aud The
unterrlaed The uutsrriaed took posses
sion % ne Court Room aud threw twenty
four votes. while the terrified took 10 the
Grand Jury Room and Numbered ntcsn
souls. These two sugus, bodies composed
The rs by "a nominating commission Of
OxfOrd f'ounty to select candidates for the
Greenbacksrs % the County 10 vote Cor At
The coming election.
Brother Grcenbackers, do yoa not rcool-
lcct the time when . call for Greeubaek
Convention would on The old Court House
with honest iAborlng men Of the County ?
Now NJ are permitted. msckly 10 feed on
the crumbs that fall from the Democratic
table.
Fuslon alone has wrought the change.
The msu who were selected two years ago
n act with me A. q Greenback County
Committee. have entirely Ignored me. and
with me al the Greenhackers In this sec.
ton Of the County. csnnoi nnd one who
knew o. the convention. They have also
Ignored every platform laid down by the
GrccubAckers - the Chicago platform Of
issO inciudcd-aud adopted Instead plat
form with one single plank. and that reads
something Ike this beat the Republican
party N you have 90 iusc with the DcSil.
or what Is worse. With the Democratic
party 10 DO H. I say they sre hard pressed
AMI are no more worthy tols calhd Green
backers rsmain Grc,ubaSher still
The greatest susmy TIE Grcenhaok party
ever bad was fusion, and The las, man We
should vote Tor Is Veto Cleveland. Tor he
Is the bosom friend Of monopolists and an
enemy - ihe laboring nan,
eAnuo, have a convention and nom
mate Grccnhackers for County ofiieers. lvi
~ A. least Nh fusion II ne have 70 use
double-barrelsd Gun 70 DO Il, and All T. 80
dsai tha, Gabrisrs trump shall 10, awake
Il nom ~ sleep o. death. Then NJ shall
have GrecnbAck party 10 Old oxford
County ant voice In the government o.
oar common country.
Ever faithful % the Grccn5ack cause,
SEwEiL Corr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

In was little amusing 10 hear The nrst
Democratic speakers Of this campaign
trying 10 nnd some good thing which The
Democrats had done. Mr.. KimbAll, al the
South Paris Gag raising, went Way back 10
the time Of jefferson and said the Demo
cratic party Purchased that large tract Of
territory. Louisiana. rom France. Then
be claimed that the Democratic party, by
treaty with Spain, secured the Oregon
o0autry. In addition 10 these two fssts
be said Democratic House passed The
Homestead Act This, the only modern
claim % good works for the Democrats,
viii not stand. The Homestead Act Vas
passed In May. ls62. n there Was then .
Democratic House Of Representatives, 10
l. news 10 the NOS, Of rs. Mr. kimball
has evidently been reading Blsins's ''rsen-
" Years Of Congress. His references 10
the Louisiana and Oregon acquisitions
show this. II he had read . little further,
he would have found that this same party,
Ia order 10 add slave territory In the South,
By The annexation Of Texas, surrendered
% Great Britain our claim 10 territory sx-
tending from the 10Th 10 the 5ith parallel,
sf,er Il had declared In its convention tha,
our claim 10 this eoantry could not be
successfully contested. II the Democrats
Of ist5 had been content 10 prove claim 70
is own territory In the North. instead OF
selling upon Texas In the South. We should
now have control OF the splendid lake eoun-
Try and the connections Of the ST. Law
renee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

TuE Republicans % Ramford raised =
Blaine and Logan n,g, Al Rumford Point,
lAsi saturday night The GAG hangs from
The trees near c. W. Klmballs store. II
bears The names % Blaine, Logan ant RO-
bic. Couniy Attorney james ;. Wright Of
Paris was present and addressed the large
audience which bad assembled. Mr.. Wright
made q clear. forciole address discussing
chiefly the tArin. lie proved by ngures
that the protective tariff had eeen benc-
dt o farmers A. vel A. 10 The mAnnfAc-
turcrs; that while Manufactured goods
we're actually lower under protection than
they hal bsen under free trade, sgr ieultar-
a. products were higher 10 In the narse, 3
that pound OF butter or . dor en- eggs
woali bay more cloth this year, than they
would under free trade In ls60. lie quoted
from Democratic platforms 10 show tina,
the Democrats party had always favored
FREE traie. lie compared the record Of the
tWo parties. showing that the Democrats
hal Alsays taken the wrong side Of every
Important national question daflng the
past ,wsniy-four years. Mr. Wright was
well received znd his address wss frequent
y and heartily applaaded. Qaite delegs.
ton came down from And0ver b alten d
The exercises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
DEMOCRATIC Wis.

Maoon, Ca, Telegraph dem. The
Presidential campaign on the Democratic
side has come 10 q sudden check. One
month after the Chicago Convention, and
after Mr.. Hendricks had publicly announc-
cd that his letter OF acceptance Was ready
for the printer, Mr.. Cleveland goes Into an
indefinite retiremen. and falls 10 say when
he will be ready with his response. IL
would be useless 10 attempt TO disguise the
fact that the progress 90 far has been far
from satisfactory or hopeful
yer York Ssn Dem. Mr.. Cleveland
Was nominated by the votes OF men nom
the West who were prepared 10 admit that
he was not strong In their section, but
claiming wonderful strength for him 10
New York. Now New YORK Democrats
are telling us that their candidate may be
weak here, bat he IL tremendously popular
out West. M. Cleveland appears 70 be .
sort Of chIlls and fever andidate-they've
always got him somewhere else.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
cREENBACKER JOINS HANDS
WITH BLAINE AND LOGAN.

CAntnol, Aug llthf
70 "a Eii1rt ~ az L>tr,si0A Journal
AN among those who wcni OF Into The
creenback party Al ~ birth. bat Oh not
sunDo.s Ike some % my neighbors that ]
must 81 necessity land 10 the Democratic
party because The work OF oar pr seem
a Al an end when weni Into the army,
aVoluuts. r. u ~as la the hope that even
taally Toe Oh nSg might wave over free
ard arltri country. ant that Into whatso-
ever hand The ballot should be- lawfully
plscsf. thai hand shouii not become pal-icd
through The lustrumeniaiity 81 ihe shot
guu. the DIRK knife 90 TIE mob hAngmtn's
rope.
All parties are liable 10 mistakes AMI -
embrace some rotten hearted aud dishonest
men. bot When some % The would Dc great
men .tani back With much solemn concern
on their c0auisnAnce Ani TIE Imaginary
weight OF worlds GA their shoulders anf
dec larc they cannot support blaine but dad
everything dcsircahle In Mr.. Cleveland, 10
i uuaccouutAbic. They know that The
men Who arci on oar Gag will support
Cleveland also The man that shOi Mat
thews OF Miss. A. well a. they who boast
nat they will undo A. Ear A. possible NhAt
he var accomplished. 10 looks very
strange that soldiers Who fought AMI suf'
fcrcd four years. can shut their eyes u The
true situation. Aui throagh lliuc spite,
OF The promise % . petty Office, torn their
backs upon their true aud long cherished
principles. BY alilng those Who are to-day
bitter in th0ughi aat their acts are only 70.
strained by The strong arm OF The az.
speak more particularly % kepublicAn
Grcenbackers lac myself % consistency
thoa ar Jewel. AMI shaiever my weak.
nesses lci me never f0rsAkc the path oi
duiy a. fsr a. 10 Join hands with The enc
miles 81 ny country who sought 10 disgrace
he Gag % which We are - proud.
D. W ADAMS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

Ma. ID. r. HssrfSGs Of fgeburg, wss
nominated A. Democratic candidate for
Congress, In this District, a. convention
held In Aubarn. last Monday. Mr. Hast
ings had declined 70 BE- a candidate. but
the convention refused 20 excuse him.
This action Of nominating two candidates,
q Democrat and GreenhackeT, viii only
have q tendency 10 give Mr.. Dibgley q
larger plurality. Mr.. Hastings Is vel
ntted FOR the position Of Member Of Con
gress. bat a. be runs with the minority. Il
viii BE- long time before be viii Be called
upOa 70 thus represen, his District. The
Greenback candidate Is no more a. for
The place than The tiniest oxford County
infant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
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Paris. sthia sni ioftas Cnsau Of osri On
ths thlfd russ.iAF u Ang A. ID. ts.t
Amir al Whine

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A u. so.
ADTItNEs nisuEE Il1tnsli. q Pare In sAi
Counr " EfIigAih 4. uishAL. ri - %
pea - Llbsi for Divorce.
Iofthat fhs ll'zIani Afs'Ias \ 30 sifs ~
Tghfsim * 49,, rrsVrriluir ~ 80 sifes
fT. IIannfsts count o. b. Inf1ful a thtt shr Nas
iasfiify navel D. So at Lpnrsl "a < nIsbfe o.
A tsnasn In tie $40 20 Nsfmunf on ~ sTNeni1
iay oil FetruAv,A u. stat hts htit tinl1us
child Nh q no- ltnf. va ffsf nhpes nat
goaf Iihslisnt sin0s thrir intsrnsrrt.xs 80 -
ssrs bshavci herself a. fauhfai ehtsie and
tHsttts 40 Hphfaim Y htifs. Sh1lif frEaff.
les OF ~ duly .a husbaui iaihsf' Ard gcoi
ctfrn. 90 On the i9h daT 90 Apl u. lEIs
commit thr rrtnr ~ fergrrr. "a satt teus' %
uafnff. anI sas afrcatrsi al cIuul 'ttri . thf
al ~ Tafls la the Couniy ~ oNi1ri 81 NJ sane
al hat anefsAris 90 - cn 90 isteiieait
d.f OF AuEsu fol'osinf. tki h'tuf sscapei,
rsptsnhsr tsrsa 81 oar supreme JaliciAl Court
~ me Couniy of Otiofd, u -, a. leiti
msnt 90. f1uni ~ NJ 1rNnd iaIas't % tAi
county assiat TIE ssii nIshcs o. ne cfine -
FofssfF, AT stlH rgmains uroa ~ Dprkft oio
.shi tosu. hat sad bistcs esctpei All iei
t,syoui the Imli. % this stats 20 pAfts untnosn
% yosf Libsisnt. sithoaxh ne hAs use'l fettons'
be fuiseace q ssesftsin ~ sane nat sieee NJ
yssf Isl te hss ~. fsfalshef enF means - sal
t.srt 70 youf LIb.IiAai o. ctui. ahd hss ttisfly
deserted her. whsfsl0fs ~ liz iiant pfafs %
this Honorable Coat N a ne houis ~ mttfimp.
ny ms BE- dissolved bsisssn herssii ani thf al
tphraim n hifbsf. aui gui stsf va 80.
L.ibsl .n.sftei Ia writ. siismaan 500 VIA
dsisi narch liih. A u lisa. k.tufnatll q
Mafrn T.. 4. n, i-.t
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srArE on MAINE

ONfOgp, .- .
Ausasi -, A. pl.s
ApEti~E :. nIsnrf. Libeuss'. vs. Eruuhu n.
hlsuHH.
Ass nos appsauns 1, ne Court that The ssi
Iiheae - not a. iaharItaut % tnis state snt
has 20 tsuant agent 90 attorney ttsisins and nat
b. haf ~ notice Of TIE psntency Of thit libel.
n l. or,iersi ~ the Oolft Ihst tte sNii LloH
lanl notlfy ne Llbslee u The pentsney hefcof
b. eausIng cogy OF this libel ei.h the order uf
Coar Ihsresn. % - Vubushcd thrss sccks sue-
cessisely In ne Okf0fd pemscfat. paptf pr'nt
e.i in Paris. IN sad CountT, The hrst putlication
4 b. twenty days AZ lrag bsibfc TIE Best tern Of
said Court - BE- hoifcn a Pans aiofcssi. On the
thlrd TUESDAY Of seytsm5cr neN g. and The paper
cInnininr Inc nrst pubiirsiion o. - uAned "
4 belize al ~ last kn0sn place % fesiieuce. %
lhs snd that ths sait ilbfliee nay then and there
appear Al sail Court ani shos cause u an ne
ha., sAy ne pfsyef q SAT Libelisat should act
b granici tNoCh fo,Ihh
Justics - the Suprem@ jutelsl Coaft
A true oopy 81 The Libel snd ofdef Of Court
thcrcon, - -
Attest ALBERT ;. AUSTIN Clers.
Taos = RKipouAu. Bucaosh, Aitoraey ior Il
bsilant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

Malice az Foreclosure

whereas James Newell. late Of Bethel C.ua.
" Of Osf1fi aBi ,tais of name, noe itcsA.sf on
ths art nrsf dtr Of MtFch, \ u. in ~ NJ
mortgage dssd OF that date. reeqfic.i With ne 90
ford ftc1ris. boob o. psge n sotteyei " NO.
ert A. ChAnmaa, ATE Of aid iisihsl 1850
rsr,aln real ESTATE In sai Bethel, parties lHly
dsser|bfd IN sah m,ftgsgs desi. snd With 70 "
b. rsfsrre.l 70 Zoe mlre rsrtcliAr iefcfipu'n ei
N sane. bsirr the h1mfsieai nrm % Ne saii
James MaNscll. "a shrh he lived a. IN. ume ~
his ifceass. q selre ihs payment o' csftAh
80. psrtl-uisr'y dcscfihef IN saii rilftsaEe
led. All whereas Doe Callen q Chspman. 81
minisuator II ne e.tsfe - the stli \. tt.p
=. ofsportl.aI Nalne. for q valuable consider.
atI9n n hIm rail-. % the flsth day - pvrelnoer
A u. ia d'd ssn snf sssifn the sfofensn'i .osi
moftEsxe D. me-, ~ gill appear from ~ ssli a.
.ixr msnt thereof. dated le tay AMI var siofe-
eat. snf ~ lfdei vith saii rccogds IN bsk w.
page "a. Nos thersior- the eondfions Of nc sAii
mofigsge having Teen broken. J. the undsrsi ner
a. assiraee Of me SANE A. af)restli cl,in l'is
ciOsurs Of the same pu'susni - INC statutes IN
such ease made'snf provided.
Bsthei. Aug. ~, i.st. ..,,
Nv :. b. tIusD~, ne Any
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

NKkD WAKING ur.-0nly thirteen dele.
gates attended the Greenbaek Congress
sional Convention held NJ Bath under the
call made by the State COMMITTEES, and
these were all from Knox and Androscog-
gin counties. Franklin, Oxford, Lincoln
and ssgadshoc where the convention was
held, were not represente>- at all Some
body ought 10 explode can OF nitro glyoer-
inc under the Greenbsek party OF the second
district, aud wake 10 up biz The most
important work for which the convention
was ealled-the nomination OF an elector
was not done % all -Roeklasd OPiaioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

HoN. wv. r. Paws addressed an entha-
siasilc meeting Al Canton. last week. II
i reported that q number % Democrats
% Canton viii suPPOr, The Republican
ticket some we're converted BY senator
Frye's discussion OF The tArih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

CtEvEiANp. Hendricks and Batter issued
their letters o. acceptance last week The
D,mccraiic candidates wrote short letters,
Simply accepting the nominations. bat
lers letter was a lengthy document, fall q
sharp bis and Inviting working men 70
.nl.-...rt Ill. NIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
Nou-rrssdeut Tnxes.

Ia the To.n Of Hartford 10 the C0uaU Of On.
trl ior the year isj.
The following list Of tsxss on real estate
Of nOn resident owners la the to-n 81 tsrtg-t, fof
the wear lsri IN bills committed 10 heilen Holmes
Collector OfAtes Il sad Town, on the ~ day -
Jane is-i, has bees rsturnef By him 20 me a.
remaining unpaid 90 the ilst day Of nae, ls-t ,
by his certificate Of that date, anf they nov 70.
main uapsld. and notics L. hereby given thai II
sad tAxes, Interest aud CHARGES are not pad In
~ the Tressgfy Of the sail tosn within eishtecn
months from the date % he commitment 81
said bils, - much u the real estate taseii az =
sufficient 20 pay The amount due therefor. iucluf
ins interest snd charges. ~il, ~ithout further
n0tiee Dc cold al Public Auction, a. the fOuu
Hall - said town on the gisl day OF necembsr,
ls.l Al One O'cl1sk 4. ".