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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21

containing every novelty of the
season i'm Neckwear, Suspenders,
Smoking and House Jackets;
Robes de Chambre and Bath
Robes; Silk and Linen Handker-
chiefs: Ties, Scarfs, and MufIiers
Street, Driving, and Coaching
Gloves; Fur Caps, Collars and
Gloves; Umbrellas and Canes;
Fur and Plush Carriage Robes;
also. a great variety of silk, Wool,
mud NIerino Underwear. with an
unusually attractive assortment
of Half Hose In silk, Gamers Hair.
N,ertno, aud siiltsamdswool. NIL ct
which are offered at exceedingly
low prices,
They have made great reductions
an prices of Gcntiemeh's me
English coiored underwehr' an"
will tomorrow 0iler
$50 dozen Suits, Shirts ana
Drawers to match, in all sizes, nj
$500 per suit; reduced from
$500.
$50 dozen do, at $500 per
suit: reduced from $1,000.
rs dozen extra fine do, at $500
per suit; reduced from $1,000.
The above lots comprise large
variety Of beautiful shades, ana
are the highest grade of colored
underwear manufactured.
They also offer in this depart
ment superb lot of
$40 dozen Gentlemen's best
quality Trefoussc "TURCO"
Dogsixin Gloves, 2-buttOn pique,
embroidered backs, newest shades,
all sizes, at $i.G5 per pair; re-
duced from $2.2j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.

TO close out promptly the re-
mainder of their stock OF Holiday
Goods. consisting of handsome
assortment of unique Fancy
Articles. fine Dlsque Figures,
Fancy Glassware. Clocks, Lamps,
plush boxes, Works Of Art, Bric-
a.i,rae. Etc.. Etc, they will offer
then, during this week ut n rea
duetion If 90 Ia 10 per cent, on
last weeks prices
ux. ltLsva nth a 10Th Els.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-21
SPECIAL HOLIDAY GIFTS
Given away al SIoan's,
637 Broadway 637.
As an advertisement, until Ian. only,
we will give away gratis to all purchasers
of goods TO the amount of $3.50 their
choice of the following:


SET OF HANDSOME ROLLED GOLD PLATE
SLEEVE BUTTONS.
SET OF HANDSOME ROLLED GOLD PLATE
COLLAR BUTTONS.
! HANDSOME SCARF Pm
100 DESIGNS OF ABOVE TO SELECT FROM GREAT
DISPLAY AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
GOODS ARRIVING TOO LATE FOR THE JOBBrNG
TRADE BOUGHT UP BY US AT RUINOUS Low
PRICES. AND WILL BE OFFERED DURING THIS
MONTH AT PRICES TO INSURE THEIR IMMEDIATE
SALE.
800 DOZEN NEWEST SHAPE sCARFs, WITH SCARF
PIN, IN FANCY BOXES, AT SOC. UP.
sUsPENDERs IN FANCY BOXES FROM SOC. UP
6PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs IN FANCY
BOXES FROM 81 80.
LARGE ASSORTMENT SILK UMBRELLAS, FANCY
HANDLES. FROM 30 25 UP.
GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS,
HOSIERY, SILK HANDKERCH MUFFLERs, &c.
&C
STORE OPEN DURIN q THIS MONTH UNTIL p NJ.
6SLOAN's CHALLENGE SHIRTS ..............-..st so
esLOAN'S TRIUMPH sH IRrS..................... 90
6SLOAN'S CUSTOM SHIRTS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
sLOAN'S CUSTOM DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO
MEASURE FROM SAMPLE SHIRT FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. o FOR SO 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

RAILROADs.-We have received a neatly
printed pamphlet from the press OF b.
ThurstOn 4 Co, Portland. giving the an
nusl report OF the Rumford Fails a Buck
Held Railroad. From this the following
extracts are made
The suPerintendent's report shows con
siderable Improvements upon the cOmpa-
nys property during the year.
During the year the company aothor.
lzed and executed a mortgage, securing
$4,000 OF bonds, OF about 5000 per
mile. OF these, sl3T, 900 are held 10 re-
tire the receivers certificates OF an equal
amount, and the balance, $4,000. Il avail
able 10 paw for Improvements, and extln-
guish the floating debt.
The pay roll OF the company AMI ~
current expenses have been promptly met.
and cleaned up a. close as l. practicable
nom the nature OF things 80 that the sum
OF s2l ,s73.5s shown In the treasurer's re
port, Is the entire floating debt Of the com.
pany.
The report OF \. G. Andrews, treasurer,
shows the total receipts 70 be s52, 272 Oh {
expenditures s35, 2siCl; net earnings,
sis, 800 90.
The rolling stock consists OF three loco
motives, w passenger cars, a cOmbl-
nation mail and smoker, one freight saloon
nine box aud cattle cars, and forty nine
platform cars. The locomotives sre In
irstclsss condition, as are also the mail
and passenger cars.
The twenty.second annual report Of the
Maine Central Railroad Il q splendid spec
linen OF typographical art, from the press
OF the Tucker Printing House, Portland.
IL contains the reports Of Geo. n. Is. Jack.
son, President J. A. Linsoott, Treasurer
Geo. w. York. Auditor; and Psyson
Tucker, General Manager. The road Is In
q splendid condition, aud has done a doe
business for the past year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

VIZ are considerably surprised to see q
lottery advertisement in the Norway Id.
reriser. For many years we have de-
clined all lottery alvertisenents, and
zone have beea published in Oxford
County. II such schemes are advertised
there are people who will be foolish
enough to send their money out Of the
State and lose it. Further, the adyertis-
ing Of lotteries is made a crime in Maine,
and we would call the attention Of the
editor Of the Advertiser TO Chap. l2s
Sec. Z. Of the Goddard revision Of the
Statutes Of Maine. The careful perusaI
Of this document may save him a cOnsid.
cradle sum Of money. We do no, be-
lieve that the people Of Oxford County
wish to have lotteries advertised in their
local papers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Nh DrN0LEY's SmrrtSG BuIs. - Al.
though Mr.. Dlngley l. an Incorporating
Republican, bis honesty aud Integrity ar
so thoroughly recognized even ~ his Oh,
p0nents that a Democratic House will give
bis measures The most respectful attention.
The leading Democrats know that Mr.
Dingley has mastered his subject A. rev
men In Congress are capable OF doing-
Nashua 7tlegrdpi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

A BUrLER Presidential boom has been
started In New York We have received
q copy Of Father columbia's Paper" the
second million OF which this claims 10 be
q copy having been issued. The sheet Is
devoted chiefly 10 q lie OF d. y. Butler by
7. A. Bland. There Is also a side view
portrait OF the General, with his on eve
concealed. ID. y. b. will make things live.
ly for the old liners, before election day,
next November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08
OBITUARY.

Died IN Lowell. Dee. o., issI. OF Pneumonia
Mrs. Joseph Bassett, aged ~sixiy.one years.
Funeral services. conducted BY Mr. Nelson
oammagc. assisted by Mrs. \. A. kimban were
held at the home OF the deceased. Monday.
Dec. 30. by the Rev Lewis Goodrich. A large
c-oncourse OF neixhbors friends and relatives
were present 10 paw their respectst TO the mem.
DRY OF one who had long been now and hon.
ored among them. The family 81 the depart.
ed wish 10 take this opportunity 10 express
their sincere thanks 10 all whose assistance
and kindly sympathy were 50 freely rendered
to them an their time Of sorrow aud bercavc.
ment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08
A KIND WORD FOR A COOP rnISo

BURDOCK Blood BittcIs are al excellent
preparation for the stomach
Try them.
BuRDOcK Blood Blitcrs will cure ind
gestlon and dvspep.la. de
pend upon a.
BURDOCk Blood Bitters a. a remedy for
scromla and erysipelas arc un.
cquailed.
BURDOcK blood Bittcrs never fail 20
strengthen and zone up NE
system.
BURDOCK Blood Bltters will cure slck
sick headache, allsy nervous
ness and debility.
BURDOCK Blood Bltters Coz slecple..
usss ami constipation are a.
good a. there H..
BURDOCk BLOOD Bitters are pleasant o.
take, quick ~ relieve and thor
ougly reliable.
BURDOCk Blood Bltters arr sold cyey
where AZ si0 per bottle ani
guaranteed 10 please.
FosrER. MnhrES 4 Co. Props. Buna
ID. y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

The Timely possession ri q couple o.
bottles % AuLoFnoaos enabled Res D
T.. seminar. S. paiis. Champaign Co. N
% % quite a work a. Good samlrian j.
BIZ ncighborh0od iic writes rcsrfr. d.
10 "ArufoFuOnos has proved highly slt
isfartory 10 mr.. one lafy who Wa rnn.
dnoi o. her bed with ~Khcamatlsm wa fc
ilsgcd Ia twcnty-f0lr hours ancr bcglul ,.
o. take No. AMI hal no return of thc i'
case. Numerous euql.f.cs have been mi.
u me fuf che remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08
GEO. n. Watkins, EDITOR and Proprietor.

TGnns yearly subscriptions 49,
.trlctiy in aivance. otherwise. 800 per year
single copies, ave cents
ApvTHusrnExus-Au legal adyertisement
are given three consecutive Insertions ~
Der Inch In length % column. Probate notlee.
relating ID Real Estate, which are elpl each
special contracts made with local, transient On
yearly advertiscrs.
Joa rRixTIxa The Oxforl Democrat once
i veil stocked with nsw materials ipf JOIN
All kinds 81 plain or fancy job printing Al
erpsnenceil lob printer u always In tho once
and A. our presses arr run ~ steam, Ne car
rnarantee nrnmni md .atlanArlnry anIk-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Legions OF people have htf t..r
made miserable BY Piles lnIs pi
didicu.ty Is ofton Induced ani lftJ.
grayatcd by Constipation hil.i
j. the great remedy ior Oh af '
Als KIDD. II acts a gentle cltlar-
notes = healthy action of the nDa'
heals The infamel surfaces u haf
hundreds or eases where al other r0a
AMI applications have alci SOL
druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

TrEHr nkVE urES ukSf RENruIrs r
before thr pnbiic for coughs and collie '.
We know OF none that have given nor.
thorough satisfaction than Alams0
Cough Rllsam
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

n makes the ianiiaiy mad o. bear o1'
hoardfr remark % another while rising
from the d.nncr.tabie "Now. llm. .ltt
20 ani got something to .cat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

WIZ never regret senilng tWo a
stamps. % pay postage. Oh A. 4 oriHu
4 Co. Boston. Drac0pY of Dr. halfnani
great medical work l0O pages. ro.ofoi
iustratlonsi M great va'ae to ofDu nn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Rlousness. SICK Headache.

MFssnaC T. HoOD a Co.'S Gents
sfnd me- ~ express two hnftles Hon.
earAHTIIA ard a few tunk BOOKS 80
tubutfrn. Your PREPARATION lat
wonders In the Ease n my vie
heen troubled with siek headache all
hnusness Tor years. D only % 60
~teasrronful Al a doe, and has nj
vellf0f I've years a. nov. rle io.a
within a week after taking u she tflt
much better, and - nov entirely u.e
fl1er severe headaches Nhc lasiNt
any n any accrunt since last srrnf
what little sie had u iGut o. Do a0me etItlf
some good, ani We must have MIA theh'o
NINTH d NAsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

A valuable exchange Publishes an an
headed surprising a Minister s'u
oue perhaps dropped a whole quarter .a.
thc contribution basket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Unnecessary misery T. suffering fou
Corus lirVns kkufCtI cunS hrr0Fm
removes them AMI leaves tAe slain s1n iuH
smooth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

"wonders will never cease" Is a uulsm
that can be said OF Jadwin's Tar Syrup,
for those who have used IL declare Il 10 be
A wonderful cure. v. n. Holden, SO. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Tight pants and tight dresses ave BOZ.
gone 0ut % style, hut 10 seems A. n tgl'
men never viii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

"An French dresses nov allow space for
che hustle All meas inside Dat pockets
allow space for the bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

10 viii d. many years before the great
grandson 0f Kaiser Wilhelm VII have q
rciguing day OF bis own
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

New York policeman WISHING m PIP
something appropriate D. the occi
dubbed . gcntlemau who had Ilst r
a woman from n burning dNrlllng.nIl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

STATISTICS oF ufE HOusE-Out OF IN,
32j mcmbcfs OF the House OF Represents
tivvs, 22l are lawyers, ~ manufacturer.
u farmers. ~ Editors. \ merchants.
bankers, 3 doctors, ? lnmbermcn, 2 rail.
road presidents. 2 railroad operators, one
-migls.cr druggist, fO0lOglst. hstter. rail,
road ticket -genta cooper, printer aud cap.
itallst,-with % not c.aA.1ed A. % occu.
patton. Ofthese men ti9 served In ths
army OF navy during The war, 90 on the
UnlOn side and "a on the rebel an OF the
latter are Democrats, while of the UniOu
veterans 80 are Republicans aud Is Demo.
Gratis. Seyen-eighths ofthe southern Rep.
rescntatlyes are lawyers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08
COUNTY AFFAIRS.

The County Commissioner closed up
their years work. Monday night. making
their settlement with the Treasurer. as
sessing road taxes, etc, az usual. The
Treasurer statement thows a cash bal
ance in the treasury Of s5.JS9.75. The
resources Of the County exceed the la
bilitie. BY sj.377.iO This Amoaai is
in excess Of all liabilities, as all old bills
for 1858 were audited before the settle
ment was made.
The County Commissioner did not
re.organizs. January J., As there was no
change IN the Board. Hon Waldo Pet
tengill j. Chairman. and Hon. Frank y.
Bradley ani Hon. Geo +. Hammond are
his associates. There will be no change
in the Board Cor three years.
Hon. Gee. A. Wilson Of South Paris,
qualified A. Judge Of Probate before Dei-
linus Justice H. c. Davis, January /.
Mr.. Wilson has been long and avofably
known in Oxford County. tie u an ac-
tive member Of Okford Bar, q judicial
mind, and a very careful aad accurate
accountant. We predic, that he will
make an acceptable Judge q Probate
His appointment, is ior one year from
January /. 1884
There va. no other change IN the lis'
Of Counly officers.
WI had planned to give our readers
an extra shcc, with This issue q the
DrNocnAr. bat q two day. delay In re-
ceiving our paper knocked US all oui Of
time. Asa consequence. quite a guam
tiiy Of local news Is omitted. Among
this Is a long letter from bar popular
OSord correspondent.
Va have several articles from Hon.
Geo. +. Emery Of Portland, aud two BY
W. n. Smith. c.q. Of The same city,
which We had saved for oar extra sheet,
this week. They. too, are crowded OUT.
Oua Aadover oreiPondent i'a model
news wtlcrcr. We commend biz style
20 Others ne notes events a. they occur
aud allows readers % make their own
/ comments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

was mOrntrD with Chr0r.c cstirr.
ant gathering In my head. Sas very i0t.
40 times. has discharges from my ears tr
Has unable D. breathe through uy lls.
Before the second bottle 0f ilYs Cr.tl
Balm Wa exhausted vas Clrri lai t
day enjoy sound health C D. lNarIN
92i ~Chcstnut-st. FIELD Manager OIL tts
phis Pub House. Pa. See aitt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Qalck. complies cure. al annoylng kl.
ney, Bladder ant Urinary Disease e.
Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

TIE secret. Or chicken ,,i,i ,aousi o.
en- boz revealed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

SUBSCRIBERS 10 Bethel Newry, ani sl-
olniiy, will ind orr subscription iist A. the
Office Of Poster @ Herrick. Bethel nm.
where they can call ani make payments,
thus saving postage. O.i. over due sub
scrlbers should call and settle al once. -
Messrs. Foster q Hcrrlck have been ln.
structcd b collect an such.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

always valuable VIM. Bicknell, who has
written Interestingly on a great variety
Of topics. and has certainly succeeded In
imm%ortalizing the Crystal Wave Hon.
r. W. Woodbury.. then o. sweden, who
then as well a. nov welded a hcile pen
and always wrote to the point; Geo II.
Brown q Mason, who would never per-
NIT his little " bailiwick" 20 be left cat
IN the cold J. I. KinbAl Of Bethel,
who i~nicIigcnily reported the doings Of
the Legislature when he vas a member
Of that body; "indeN. e whom eN'
IRENE modesty forbid. me 10 speak fur
Their. and many others whose names do
not recall. 90 the news i,emizer Of
more recent times. I know hardly any o.
them even BY name, bat they are doing
a good work Ia Ehich {; i hoped they
viii Persevcre.
The ONroEp DrvoCHAr has never BEG
Ter subssrvei The purposes q local pa
per than i has Or the past year. and Is
subscribers have a-ycr before received ~
much or their money SuPplcmen, aher
suppicmcn, flici with original matter,
has been sent cu,. aiding a, leas, 6ny
ycr cent, 10 ,hc eos; q ~pa5lcatou, and
without extra charge.
Wi,h this issue ihe paper Is enlarged
% e.gt, columns % the page, and pro-
-portcaa,cly ia length. much larger than
ever before A. Agricultural Depart
mcni g. also r~c.nirolscci 90 meet ihe
demands q .ts farming patrons Other
Improvement have already, and vii iCm
time % time De- made, and ,he DrvocGAr
Ia typography as vel a, in matter. viii
always Del found abreast Of The times 10
Is 10 De- hoped that this last new depart
urc which has Involved mo- little expense
In the purchase GA new press and much
material o. NEE, the demands OF tAe in
creased dimensions q the paper, may be
met by a generous response from its
ficais in an parts % thc County A
thousand ucv names shoall De- added o.
.s already large l.,. in order ,ha, ihc
Increased expense Of publication may be-
promptly met. ana s sphere o. useful
nes. enlarged. With thi. issue Che pa
per starts oa s esa'ly home stretch.
90 use a sporting phrase, AM who vii.
write .s centennial y, the writer
hereof. most certainly. bat dalbt,ess some
one more capable VII De- hlai 90 per-
hrm ;ha, WORK A paper may grow Oh
ana venerable .a years. an SCI, always
De- fresh aul new. tccaus, thcre Is of should
be-. a cous,an. infls.on OF new Blood into
.s Management Individuals may be-
come saP.raaaaa,el ana Oh hgyl'h,
la' a,y,s q properly conducted Journal
Che occasion always furnishes ,hs min
who viii Luiys Del equal 30 Gle occasion.
The lfe of thc ONfoEn nraooE,I gees
90 prove ,his
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

The Novelty Rubber Company OF
Jersey. has failed. one would think ini
company could have no trouble geitifs
the extension 10 wanted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

and nslrlIailng all uc inust.,l' ~ -.
BODY
R,rgworn Bsnor aos Sah-hheam
pAv.uhu Ntts. Aug. - ~
IUonDN COZ oeutemeh-
H.. T.tr nru0fm iumUr AMI SAT
~ tIliy mat my t,ril NO.
l.t any rrmisr n doctors IN ne last =
800 ana none q thfmeUuid cure ne "
das ny mothcr vas in Tie city q lauh
and idnrd one a your cnok uooks ail
fcadInr it I found many EcTle tgsthiin IN
cures from o. use ~ NuuI -4ItlItu.l a.
gIse ointment. fclt forced o. ~ I
although I had seen many uluEz adffitl
that never dld me auy good. have u.
taken two small bottles and one large oif
~Slr.aparlla. and usrd three boxes ~ '
mcuf. l nov call myself cured NW
can b. seen a the hlmor bat the DIN OF
lines % TIE SORES. shall take tNn u.
bottles, and than ne cure gnl D. eomileic
tntk n al WHITMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

We have exposed during the pass r
many sHindlers who advertise ulif
name 0f medicine. vile compolnis
only Increase human suffering To aI N.
need a pure medicine AMI blood puf
We can honestly recommend Sulphur bi
49,. -rFf.F Nun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Il sold hy an dmrgls.s. Price u. GH
large bottles f0r - Prepared onQ ~
Hd~DD A 90 A~rofheeahes Lowell. A4s<
~ Tie HOOD's IOOIn-fOvDfh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08
Hoop's SARsARAa!lLA


voyts ,hrourh the iiood. uguiaiing. in.ag
and lnslr1iains all ue innste-' " '-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Ny wife was cured OF Rheumai.sm y
three applications ~ the Great AmefIci l
Specific" have used the remedy or
burns. also fOr s0rc throat with succcss n
both eases. 10 i worth many tmcs I'
cost Tor burn. alone -N b. dalton, i'r
lad, NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Postmaster General ilaiton has i.,
that letter carriers are not entitled p q
vacation. Sgpp0se Dr. don't 20 i
a Job n ], b. read two hurirei .ii
adsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

SO one medicine will cure everything
but 10 Is an lncontestlble fact that Tloua
Erie-f0r OF will cure a sprain, q brl.se
bite. 0r an ache, AMI H. also an aCtiTe l1'
pronounced cure Or neuralgia AMI rhclr
atsm.
The language Of fDwers a. SAIL
rose. am thus called because I 20 gp s
early ln me morning "Ani 4 sails FL.
thistle. sharply. IAN so called hccalse
drst man who piuckcl me eNcan
irhlsu an"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

In the action of Albert T.. Holmes e
Al VI. Inhabitants Of Paf.s. entered In
the supreme Judicial Cour, a, last March
Term. and which went 90 the Law Court
upoa exceptions % the ruliag Of the pre-
siding Justice. upon a demurrer filed by
defendant. notice has been received by
the Clerk u Courts in ihi. County Of the
following decision "Exccptions over
ruled. "dcclarauon adjudgcd good.
grscnirr A ioun Ia not entitled Oh the
statutory notico ~ tscnty.f four holrs Of "a de.
f,cuyo roai. bcurs liability fnr an injury
caused hy ~. ia a ease where me iucumonnce
causing tho defect, is created by a surveyor
uh ic acting a. q servant OF tha town. a. uch
case fho tosu a stopped nom claiming tho
siaflou noucc. stttaos may sometimes to
cIuifahly construct to such an cHfonf, even a.
to give a. them an effect in direct contradiction
~ their lfcrii terms rsuaiiy r. thing within
ne law L. not deemed ip hn within the statute,
fcontrar to the infcnfin1 of che statute
jane Wright e.l. U Davis csl, for
Or plaintiffs defendant town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Fosrsn. MuncES 4 Co. Props. Bon,
10. \. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Grief l. q queer passion. X inefe.
the slghs and stll causes oae 70 pin
away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

TnE Ocala BlHaer OF Orala. Florida,
vas burned oul on Thanksgiving day.
when the crew wa, OF Ga that pien.c %
which they Invited us. We have Just re-.
ceiyed a copy OF the arsi issue slsce The
the Dire. 10 Is a small substitute fDr The
rrsnlar nln.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Tm Boston SAFE Deposit co. 81 ~
Mia s., sends us q pretty nitis pamphlet
telling whore coupons are paid isis of
no Use o. a country Editor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

TuE Boston G'ois fr January Z. i,sl,
LIS iarge double sheet, and carries a. a sup.
p'cment, a nc simlie OF a paper printed
Jan. D.. i7st Tho regular sheet contains
cuts, illustrating me costumes ora oeuiu.
~ ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

T.. " C,Eyul Publisher % The Canton
Telephone, Is Don to issue q Liyermorc
local from MI. ONCE. He will also enlarge
the TelqioHs aud print 70 from new ma
tcrials.
Us g. w. Lewis. article on Maine.
Greatest Battle, In the DEiocnAr OF ne
ii Inst. read Lovewclrs Flight than In
the nght ofiGss Ia place OF Ioycwcil-
Flight oflGs9."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

Va have several articles from Hon.
Geo. T.. Emery Of Portland, aud two BY
". n. Smith. e.q. Of ihe ,ame city,
which We had saved Tor oar extra sheet,
,hi, week. They. too. are crowded out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-08

OUa Aadover correspondent i'a model
news CATERER. W. commend biz style
20 Others ne notes vents a. they occur
aud allows readers % make their own
comments.