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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
nm PURITY OF ran BALLOT,

Sapposing there was A. much certainty
70 an honest ballot In The South, an a.
much intignstion a. any threatened TAN
aering slth ne vote south % The ohio az
there = uorth-thsre would not oe The
nrr.~ut susQ~use over The result The
S1uih hss thIriy- seven electoral votes 90
ihe strength - the colored voters whom
they dlsfranchlse wherever their votes
sou't tell Beyout al question, With
free ballot. cast without Intimidation. an
colrtsf wlth fairness. IN Soatheru states
suu.d have given Republican ms lrities
snd would have made The next hoase OF
Representatives RepubneAn. Asoama
FiofiiA. LruisiAuA. n ssissippi. Soaih Csr-
niIuA And Nirglu'a are kepuhlican states
Th~y have In the aggregate nty-iwo eicc-
tora. votes They sent % The House %
Representatives, forty members -Lst'i'i'H
fauralL
Wa, ~ qaote above from the Jourali
i perfectly true. and n The RsPaohesn
party = defeated. IL oil be last panish-
nett flr allowing this state OF afalrs 70
exist When We saY They told a. Ia
Georgia, lasi spring. We have 10 count
ne N.ggsrs cot. OF they voat ruln as "
oar bearer replies. "Oa. yes, always BE-
levcd TIA; wAs The way elections are car
RED In The South Bat be expresses 20
rrea, Indignation a. the result Let u
suggest now. hosever. that The vote OF
New York may BE- Illegally counted. All
either sne Or Cleveland counted In. and
The most lndiguant protests are heard.
Yet tbs case els 10 every particular .
parallel WITH The southern States. The
Ignorant veuA vote % New lork AMI
Brook W. controls the electiou,-its ma
ior.iy carries The State with H. IL there
ga. any Justice 10 the SOutheruer's claim
% necessity IL meets 10 parallel here.
Bat the very suggestion Of eountiug cat.
10 Tie North, Il Denounced BY AL parties.
The People should demand A. exact fair-
nes. ani Justice 10 the South As they DO In
the North. The Republican party should
have Insisted. before this. that no false re-
tarus from the South should be valid 10
auy election. We have Submitted until
ths tale falls 70 impress rs with 10 impor-
taacs We nay feel its fali force. when
10 decides Presidential election ~ nov
appears 10 be the case. when the Hayes
policy aoAndosed the Negro 10 his politi-
ca ;ats. the doom OF the Republican party
VS. sealed. II gave the Negro The hoer-
". Il put The bslio, In bis hand. and then
Il refused % dsfsnd him In his righ, 10
cast q AIT have IL counted. II has de-
msndsd this right onsn. II Is true, bot u
Ass lacked the courage TO enforce - de-
N md We are 10 be panished for this
falling. As Ne deserve 10 Be. A few years
Of reposs may stirsn the Republican back
bone. and teach the party The necessity OF
enforcing Justice al over the lad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

NJ. Eifor
A few weeks ago trip vas taken from
Bethel 10 Augusta BY way OF Backneli and
Moum0gth. ant back by Nay OF Hartford
AMI Somner A. this ride WAS taken by
esrrisge, Ne bad = nne opportunity OF
viewing The beauties OF nature. E-Peelsi-
" We noticed the plentiful spple crop. Al
leugih we arrived 81 Monmouth, where
we stopped several days a. Mr.. J. D. Pack
ards. Who Il an Intelligent farmer add es'
erythlng looked nea, and attractive aoou,
bis premises.
After stopping there day or two. We
started for Augusta, and - u 10 Only .
short distance. We soon arrived there
where We were cordially welcomed and
well treated. and were permitted 10 see =
= young lady friend and relative who,
when Jus, verging into womsnhoot, by
too close application 10 study or some
other cause. became confused and BY de-
grees the brain has become diseased TO
such an extent A. 10 make her an Inmate
OF The hospital. Sad. indeed. 10 look upon
50 young . person shut up from the enjoy
msnts Of life and the great book Of kno~l-
edge 20 become q blank, closed perhaps
forever. which once WAS open aud legible
Dr. H.B Hnl kladly took Us over the
bslldins. where everything looked As well
a. possible, and We were told that there
we're $50 patients Ia all.
Amer being kindly treated. We took our
leave and with . deep Impression OF the
blessings OF health and . sound mind, We
started for Hartford. We FIRST came 10
winthrop village, distance ten miles from
there 70 Wayne, sin miles; from there TO
strieklsnd's Ferry. -four miles from there
TO Bretton's Mills. eve miles; from there
70 Canton village. ave miles; and from
there 10 Hartford We soon arrived. quite
late, bu, were cheerfally welcomed by Mr..
Moses Alley and family. who were relatives
OF the friend 10 company with me. We
hsd q very pleasant visit. and while there
called 10 see q young lady relative OF aboat
sixteen years OF age whom bad no, seen
sluce babe; she was attending the high
school and bids fair TO become Q teacher.
Coz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11


While we are conmendsd 0n one
hand. by persons whom ~ aisays h|gnly
respected, Cor ne iudepsndeut po-itlou
taken Nv M Tsifrhoas 90 The prohioitiou
question. 90 M oth-r hsnf certain pr
Sous dcno1nce the IslTAous "a "Cievc-
and paper. &c -Casfps I,'sFtoae.
The act IciVh1ue sends % This utte
Wal II seems that those Who denounced
he T,igloss a. a CieveiAnd paper were
right TIE ~ John vote has been = 20
tent factor 10 tls election % Cleveland, n
be = elected To Connecticut, TIE Repah-
leans dsfcatsd The DemocrAtie candidate
Tor Governor ~ over ! 30. Riaine l. beat
IN ~ over 500. So Joan has over 600
votes. A. pia.nly a. Que and 0ue male
Two. The above fgures prove TIA, he ST.
JOAN vots gave Connecticut - Cleveland.
New York l. dispu,ed over on TIE point of
less than ! coo votes 81 John has over
5000 n the state goes Cor Cleveland, The
ST. joan meu have done 10, AMI What have
they accomplished but the defeat % the
Only party Which has done OF ever vii 90
anything for ths temperance cause. II Is
true the T,iepAoas hAs done nothing - as
sisi In accomplishing This result ma
joriiy o. The temperance men 10 Maine
know that The R-paoiican party Wa foanc-
Cd on two principles, 10 Maine. prohiol-
ton and freedom. They recognize the
..,.f v.,rk t,ra ~ thf. ,srtv anf they
propose 10 stand BY H. some Tried going
IL alone. few wears agO-resalt-PiAisted
FOR Governor. OF course the editor % the
T,ispA0ns has = right 70 conduct bis paper
A. be choose but Il Is poor policy Cor The
people Of every town 10 encourages The e.
tabllshinx Of little papers Which are likely
70 lead of iato some side show Ike The
prohibition party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
EDITOR MoRRELL's vALEDlCrORY
fg.rfInsr Ionru.f

n Just t-enty yss sine houxht out Mr..
Heath. but have he.n cunnsetsi 9TH tn-
newspsprf business Cor sbout thirty nrs year.
rhu-- shn have patruninsi me al tassr ycars
mos how -sli 90 hos ID 10 hsT. done ms
duty ~ an ssiitof, and no ~ortis ~ mine I'LL
probably change their mini. have tried a. 10
iny ia D, and have no panEs ofCnafC cncr Cuu.
cefnfng a. drubtlsss have msis many Ms
tssss. ant toubtlcss could have nal. mufe
MONEY naf deicrresi more % ths opinions ~
the cro-d butt could not ssy thing as rish
that kues D. srons have sulnNei IN
iunury 20 Independence, ant AZ al llnurlss n
has cost gossi deal hut Il la sstlsf Ctiuu 90
me nos 20 AMOS thai have never shrunk frum
sd.ocsiing .ha believed ~ss rishi. ani have
sAid unpi~AsAnt truths ubsn thought The pub
DC gussi demanded II
NJ saoc---of l. lees sEsrcs I've than ! but
pereaps -ill h-ttsf suit nv rssiiert hope -
most certainly. lie l. nat W - .ar'iinsr. and
trust will have al the support ~ nsfits ~
The Ia. o. pills the sou 10 support IN. par
rents. I shall fesl dep Interest In his succss-
ant hops he oil make more money thsn !
ever have.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
THE ELECTION.
RKsUIr srILL IN DoUBr-r HANGS ON
THE OFFICIAL COUNT ca NV YORK.

There wAs an election IN al the thirty
eight States q ,hi. Uaion. las, Tuesday.
Cor Presidential Electors. We should Be-
glad to tel our reader. the re.uli. bu,
vs DO no, yc, kno-. I, seems 70 hang
on the vote Of Nv York. The Rerub-
lean National Commi,ise sill claim the
State BY = small plurality; ~hile the
nemocAis are loud IN their claim. q
having carried l. b. over oae thousand
plurality. A. things nos stand. IL viii
take the Oh,iAl count 70 determine the
result. The votes oil BE- counted by
State authority. Tuesday Nov. n. II
Cleveland has plurality q only one vote
the elsc re should be oeF,i6cs,sd for him.
n Blaine has the one sxt's vote Ne shall
claim the slec,o-. Coz him Il Is quite
strain N eur people and institution. to
have such = close she ION, bu, ~ believe
they nil Prove equal to the emergency.
AID that Justice oil BE- done in this case
The vote nov stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

john Mead has received very nyiisf.
log Invitation from th- Maine Commis.
.lonsr. - the World. Exposition AZ New
Orleans. 90 furnish several piciares % The
native frc-h-waisr fishes % mi. State n
illustrate the resources and productions ~
Maine. They will be pslntsi on hard
some hard wood panel. nnely polished.
AMI are 20 b. framed AMI all charges fif
transportation paid ~ the Commlssion.
Mr. hesd l. RAPIDLY gaining a high posi-
ton with The very beet dellnsAtors % cor
t.hss. which IL regarded a. one - the uic.
-, arts knosni 10 realistic object psluiing
Huigioa Ners
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
NATIONAL THANESGIyiNG
" %. President Of n rar'al'''''' OF

~ ne President of M rnrst-s,aiss Of
America
THOCIkmkffns
Tho .lason l. riEh ~nen u Il ~ IearlY sCni
offh people tn of1srfNF tkY aTluinift 81
tfsf rrrrs e. rF ~ ~ siIieni A. a. sslftlaI
sccasIun fur tnanksEiNing uutn t.HI 10
ffrr,.fIff. IN rrCQauIIIun ~ ~ nA.I'NNN tls
tom 1 trrsfer A ArtrlI. roshirni rI o.
Irrc.l ~faifs. Nn n RIBS afsisns A. 500 Jay
81 rrnrraI tnsnksrIVinE.
Tirr.ilr. fif g1ii as of fis pr0srsf w.
rsrIhsr.
All o. rrrnananrr1 tnaf frruuEh .uf ere isrI
a. people CrasIng frnu tnHir acCusfHlufrl os
rnrafInns. a. trrn krfl nHIl.Isi N fnrf srfrI
~ h.lH.as 1Hf frUIr sItrraI D. s0es CT suftA .
anI snn heart 500 NHIrr rtN rtFffeni ~
49, st ru1rrI fn co. aIter ff ~ s'l-i 90 ins
c..unf'rss nIrseInas snrrreiia uc "a = flsilel
ffis uafIun
ia sffna.s sherrof have hrreunfo 80 mt
han 40 oaussai ne sCai 81 ~ lnioi -iaiss
o. d. srNr1
I..rr in o. cts ~ "a s-ninxfan, ttis ifh Day FL
NoFrmtfr. TT 90 yea uf cor lura Nnf
frnnsani fIarI h1nIircl ADJ f.fn'f 0.a't
ant 90 trr lnirr~nirnrr 81 d. tnllfI
States d. urr flnIr1Hi ani uiuin
NF tnr rrrslirnt tutsrsk A Asihit
furrrurCs 4 FErrrNuur rsrs
.srr,tsry of stsie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
Nou-ssessd~ut Taxes

10 FTf I'm ~ TN - ID f"INIT ~ WtTIFH
aai sale ~ MaIne. Zoe ne year Id
TIN fiiloslns ret - tatss. % real estate ~
200 rsshisnt osnsfs, 10 Ne tosn - fefe' fof
10 ysaf IssI in bill cummitfsf o. Nff tmin Love
j a.. Jol'sstilf q trsss ~ sad to-us 30 ne 80
~ Of Ausust. ISL has bssu fsturss-i ~ hlm "
ne a. rrmaiuins unpai un The 10 isY ~ IA
sat isss 81 "a csftihrsts u that date, ani aos
rsma.n anpsiI al nntIcr - hsrrtI given thaf
n b. AL tatss iutsfrsi ani charge arr not pad
inta tfs Trrasary Of saIt tnsn uffsfu rhhia -
uauths ffuu NJ fsis q NJ oummtmeat ~ SAL
.iIfs - mud of ~ ffaI estate tstsi assin ~
.arsrirnt ta pa ne knuuat tae fhsfsfuf, includ
"a intFfsst ani charge. ill, sthput fnthef 40
fas. o. soId 81 TUbIr auftlun, 81 rs w
nsn siorr IN all lnsu "a ths ia" Az ~ apfNi
I.i. az o'rl0rs 10 tte sitsfuoun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

On soap a. m other manuftrilfri
the SORTS ~ Hannah Moore fIi i'f
lion. va "A sUund economy ls adj
.ianfIng hrsuFhf toto alfiuu. M ls Na..N
rraiIIsd ur the ducfrine nf rrupHfiI m
- practice InmmFnrinE in 'Na
Iurfls Davis A 60 have today thf ItIs'
factory la ~ Engand. To trIfF sistf
lion. haNlus flu n q practical demon sif
in al their STANDARD bfanIis. iNff
cnfns "" Amsftcan Peerless. ani % n.i
EktFa- have male tho nkue uf - lff.r A
uu. AMI are ever shHrr frCufnn fI' r
their %. culiar merit shl. flrT nal IftIN
~ AT reputation against ever faflf'l IT.
tafion tai c.tnpsfiflnn can sngsrsi pm.
name Of curtis Davis IL siaup.d % ff''l
OF Wrapper of tue genuine Eu'tls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Ksx,E f.tis DR. BrowB, syogug msn
from Bartlett. y u f'fmsrly from SEA.
e.. iu this STATE. has llsi cone toto this
place with The lutsuilon % practiciug med.
icins
Mary. daughter % Preston Cate Of Corr.
l.h sbi Csfri, jameson ~ Boston. former.
" - this place, di~i a. u n Wednesday,
Nov s. aged ~ -g0arn1L
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Hiram X. Morrell. ESQ. who retires this
week from he editorial chair OF the Gar
diner H0ms Journal, and part OF whose
vsledlctory We pablish hes been generally
recognized BY the Dr. ~ OF the cram -
one OF the keenest pt'sgr pNers on the
Maine press. A .iU''s lsd'si'a'l'sm aud
genuine nit. 10 81 o.. ..'.i. i.ii "A 81 gen
sroas culture, have combined TO make I'd
l,or Morrell . figure In Maine Journalism
who.e place cannot soon be nlled.-Lswls-
ton yOurnai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Saturday s'me one a,ccl-.,l, ,.l..,
the cry % dee Ia G.asgos thea,f. A..
10 the panic which resulted 10 psr.o,.
we're ALLIED.
Monday a. the nusl political DEM.
sfa,lon q, Bosioa 300 90 rp.o,ata.. -.
usssed 1900 torch bclrr puld.. A..
u slbe closet The csmp'i1 With m..,.,i,
spesch q, The Brat.slck ii.s,,.
rae-dsyi The Nations. El-cil,o "a.
held.
Nein Ay Auiai s.y. flt c.r.ls,,
ale dsms ca a., New Bfnus~i,s Ga,
Thursday Two mrn sefe killedb eoi
niing with . train a. Dover, tbs Sts,.
A dynsmits factory 10 Stouch.hurs. p,
blew up, killlng three met. the fore. o,
The explosion ,hrew down large chime,
nlne miles distant sni in meu we're 49,.
By ~ fall.
Friday Democrats 10 many place. s.,,
celebrating the apparent election of C.s,..
and.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

The watsrvllle Ssafiasi has evidently
goae oat % The lottery business. Tor thsy
have pulled down their notice and o1sr 70
give ne sswing machine % some 0ne Who
saoserioss drst Cor ths paper on q certain
date unkno.n % snyoae. Thst Il worse
than N proposed lottery. That 10. u i q
more idi0tic vsy - transact q lesiumAts
business. S0nsrssf Rep0rtsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

The p1olisher OF this paper intends 10
b II the OHford House. Fryebarg. Tues
dag evening and Wednesday, Nov. II and
~. AL persons Who are owing for WORK
done At this ofaee are invited 10 call and
ssttie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

1t Is pleasing 10 see the Republicans
hois,ed by their Own petsrd. For years
they have prOstitatet The prohibition
movement % their own political Purposes.
TIE prOhl0itiOnists have rnslly discovered
The base uses 10 which they were put. and
ia honest resentment have defeated Blaine.
ne Argus.
OF course the Democrats Win hereafter
sdvoesis prohibition - reward 10 these
active and elective workers for their party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

QUICK wORK Saturday Afternoon We
tslsgrapbed 70 the Bos,oa Type Foundry
for any pound fOant Of book type. from
which 70 prini the Hebron semester.
N Inday morning a. ten O'Clock the type
w. awaiting us al The express once
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

List fp.ients issued 10 Maine invent
ors for the week ending Nov. 4. reported
for us by J. X. Mason, Solicitor OF Pat
ents. Bangor;
n. b. Condor. Belfast. Navigable Ves-
sci.
CIV. Hobbs, Desrins. Machine for Cut
ting and Printing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Mr. McCu.inch. nos ''f nr sf''ii
time Secretary - he Tr,a.urv. 'sasn1 ~
Nsinr. Ile "a. hofn In hrna' .srs 1
1910. lot Removed tn llt.sna Dbl l'.
sh,r. b. lived unii. be- 49, cs. .ni 'I Nt'l.
lngt0n thirty Yrsfs af.sfNari n H'tt.ff
he currency hurraa In ihr Irrs.lY D.
psrtmsnt Though % year, nf hs.. Dos
.uli man ~ sCtiFe HABITS Auf rr. nsfE
prou. health Daring che Iasi tfr if,'
no. ha. spsnt hi. Siuter. in Ws'a.'- 20
snf bis Summers. II miles sssf
Nafyiand farm fhrfIIai .iirH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Win an Other symgions ~ Kisnry n-eiss H.
husiani ~ os1si huus 90 uss dsnfelui.'f
m. ~ hoorhi nry~us sarsalarii',. 80 va olf'd
~ Il. aui !. nov sboui tcr has iu i-i'sl barn
thsn o. y-sr. Ti,- tr-iiunuy - her irif'sis p
nat nrosu'. sar-apariia sssci BE- ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

WATERFORD. The fall term N ogr, all.
sge school. So. Waterford taught Il,
ai-s Adria Dresser closet 90 Ffi,,. az
ober 3l.t The following AZ th~ n,m..
Z the pupils not ah~sut ous.hsif A,
Edith Watson. Harry Watson. Aifis Wtf,
'umb. Annie Athsfton. Ma1fie Alberta
Jouis iorr, kthsl Nels0u Alice Noaro.
Ethrl Monroe, Marina iismnn Rev N,
Richards. Supervisor. A. the close s,,s
words 0f commendaiion o. teacher a.
scholars. Miss Dresser vii teach tls "a.
Ter term.
Mr. Milllken has recovered f.lm h.. Al.
'ccidsDi, - that h. l. able io tohs
sork again.
Chss llsmlln was 10; Injured - t.in
ss- feared lle j. out again.
Miss Ella " BIlilugs b.. gone We,
lsr destination l. Alfflch. M.nn.. ttf Ion.
~ her father add tfother
Mr. y. y Horr las taken nlns tloa.att
lashsls OF sppies a. bis mi. ani ST. asy
cone.
Henry l. Mason. u Providence. a I
d. In tosn. llis father. N u Ns.a'. h.
-~nt@d nj. farm sud Cos hone ~ifa h.r
10 spend TIE wlntsr.
No. Waterford appears ql.ts sgcross's
% running 10 lycsum friaY sFer.rs
10 f,llosiug question "a Discussed r.
i0irsi, That me present pr,sCt1r afs
J. bsns dclal % The Interests of tte rslrtrT
AMI shoald b. coutiuusi " Wufsr.
samuel smith. Mr. Msrin 0f L1u W
dawson. \ Brscketi. D llrfsfr -
"a. sud Dr clara spoke 10 ihesr "
T Guptul snf Mf gnpiHL eco. 0r &C.
cog Dssl.si IS 81 Dol favor 0f f.rtT
There strs Ai.nrxct lIruf i.0.anat.r ID q
.oung las. and other rasr..---. .lr..si
~ with papsr rrsd hg 81. ui,l.
Nou-ihufy
amer pleasant visit. M.s Wt.rr Ia,
returned a. Bo.ton.
stephen IsWftt sud fan b lkfe u.Fri
10 Nofwsy ant Eis Riley oD..l FOL. t.,.'
lous. fpr The winter
The flffary Association hf.f a. II '.s
lssl ~ Oid Fslos- nsIL ar ~tf4ffsI
yruing. Obtob,r g5th. st..l 49, atefI
rl1yabio occasion. Ahuuts a. are
shlch i D. 90 hf thr glr.ls.r .f 80
1uoks
Kry Mr Perry preacfci hs ffrsf
.sfmon a. ~ Waterford 't.f r.stt
~. Waterford school closed a.. AT q
libltlon at Frii,y night Wear 4lal.'
to report particulars y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

Nst,es 90 Assissss ef hhs Appellants NJ.
A. fsus. IN tue IuuatT VI Otiori AL ,sstr
0fMaius, ~ ID day "a Oct 10 100
he undisrsi.oei hsrsby gives nvties u his ~.
polatment az Assisnrs Of h insolFeat estate u
INGALLS, y EVANS,
o. ONlofi iu tns Nounty 70 Otford Insolsen'
lsebtor. 10 has ben declared a. ia.oissnt upon
- ystiioa by me Cosu u insolEcney zoe SAD
JolutT "a Otfsft
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Adsniai>srasrtx' sale.

al Probsts Cor the Z auty OF osfOtd, ! snail
ed ~ pIblie suc ion On the pr mlsss 90 -atuf
ds,. pee. IS h. A. u. is-t 81 10 o'elccs q N, AL
the rxht uts and iatfrest 20 say AIT al real ~
"A . when Alexsnder W. CettDn. lafs OF Hiram,
In said county Of Oxiari, hsd 81 his iecssss.
uran, Nov. -, A u t--t.
AUGUSTA n. COTTON. Admr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

W d. AGt SOCIETY AZ re irrlii
ne,tlug ~ the West Ox'1fi Az .l il'a.
Soclety. the fliloSlng IN .sr. srfe clH'ra
-Pf.sidsut. 49, %. Pa. frys'4rs We
Pfeslisut. g. - frs.enien. brIs 1r.i
>.crstlry, - l. Ltm.Dn. F0r.arg lrrt
.arrr. John I.pckr. fgsfufg .'''f.
". X Tuhnt. fyrhafg D " butrf
Frysnurg. % 4 Sagnirrs, Ns"i'0. ID
walker. Lowell. A walker $50 A D.
Plngfes. Denmark. StmI Warrrr bnsa
f.li : u Fr.seuieu. Hiram J. % Goa.
Porter
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NOTICE.

where's my VIE. ansis n Record. hs. lsfi M
b>1 srd bard. shsil pay no deots Of her eon
u''"'s ~ WILLIAM u. RECORD.
n. Hebron. Nov. ., isst.
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HAVE YOU GOT

A R.ekarhe. Dra~inr-i0~n fala. wcay, Tirei
Fesling. Dissatisfaction n ia,of, sean'g sni
Iiirh Colorci Urinsf n 30 have Any oi itr,s
uoshics you nag b. surc pa have ka.a.f p o.
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state that error. have been discovered 10
ne Nes York rsturus. ant that the STATE
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70 know Why sboold address The pressnt
Postmaster 0s1eral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-11

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