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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15
Ve1U advertisements.
NIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the Clerks Of
flee Of the Circuit Court OF Augusta County,
f. b'V 18th 1884

VIRGINIA-IN vACArION.-In the Clerks Of
flee Uf the Circuit Court OF Augusta County,
Fvb'y 18th, 1881.
John N, Hendren, Administrator Of James Gre
CORY, decd, Plaintiff.
Robert Van Lear, A. G L. Van Lear in his own
u. miller, dec d, and as Commissioner Of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta County, in he cause of Mil
ler's heirs VS. Milers heirs, Clinton e. Miller, A.
Il. LlghJner, Sheriff of Angus County, and as such
administrator of ealIie d. Miller, dee d, the heirs
at law of sal'ie d Miller decd as follows to Wit:
john T. Hogg and Harriet Hogg his wife, k.ar
tina Maupin widow OF d. A Maupin, Martha Mau
pin, Henry Chandler and Nora Chandler his wife
(aee Maupn) and the unknown children of D. A
". }. Allen ana sarah j Allen his wife, VIM B.
Blessing and julia j. Blessing his wife, Elizabeth
Lear his wife, M B. Smart ana Sale F. Smart his
WIFE, VIM Patrick and Il. Bell, commissioners
of Millers heirs vs. Miilers heirs, and the purchas
ers at the Judicial sales in said cause as follows, TO
p aaupn osn Paul. spsse
in bankruptcy of Robert Van Lear, t. NJ. Bell,
special Commissioner OF the Circuit Court of Au
ct ais and Mrs P. G, Van Lear purchaser at a
judicial Sd e in said CT lse, David NJ Kerr, Admit
at-law of said 1 thornton Berry, decd follows
to wit: Nancy Berry wild of Thornton Berry
DECD lazy Eli za aoe sellers fs Gee Berry, widow
Tie 5. Cleveland his Wife, (oee Berry,
Defend ants.
IN CHANCERY ON ORIGINAL AND AMENDED BILLS
The obiec OF this suit is to enforce the liens of a
Lear, Clinton Miller, Thornton Berry, and A.
B. lighrner Sheriff of Augusta County, and as
such administrator of Salie ID Miller, dec d.
It appearing, hv affidavit fled that Clinton G.
Miller, John I: Hogg and Harriet L HogghIs "ife.
Martha Manpin widow OF b. a Mnupin, Martha
wife, (nee Maupin) and the children of u A Maui
pin whose names aud residences are unknown. ID.
G. Maupin and sarah Maupn his wife. w j Allen
and Sarah j Allen his wife, VIM. B BLESSING and
Julia BLESSING his wife, and q / N,aupin. are
non residents of This State 1t is ordered THAT they
do appear here within one month after due publica-
ton uf this notice and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests.
Teste,- JOS. N. RYAN,
WHITE &GokDoN, p. q Clerk.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15

Physicians prescribe Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic
feb lin
SAMsoN'S LEGS AND LOCKS.-When Deilah clip
ped off Samson's locks that mighty athlete at once
became "as other men," If it could be proved that
the possession Ofluxuriant hair would enable men to
tear open lions jaws. Hiscox Co. would be driven
wild in the effort to supply enough of Parker's
Hair BalSam to meet the demand. AS it is the Bal
sam prevents your hair from falling out, and re-
stores The original color if fad or gray. Besides
it is great addition to the toilet table simply as
dressing febl-lm
Call and try our new article of chewing tobacco,
Grown Jewel"
CARTER BERKELEY g. co.
Weak lungs, coughs and colds, Hae's Honey of
Horehound and Tar Will cure. feb lin
Pixies Tootache Drops cure in one minute.
febl-4m
We wish all housekeepers to try our extracts,
Vanilla, Lemon, Ginger, &c.
CARTER BERKELEY & co.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap is areliablo remedy for
local skin diseases. febl-1m
SKINNY MEN.-''Wells' Health Renewer'' re
sores health and vigor, Gu es Dyspepsia, Impo
nee. Sexual Debility. 81 .lunel6 ly
Won no disaoead hinge toll HaJa,s Honauof
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15

Physicians prescribe Coldens Liquid Beef Tonic
for the weak, Worn and dyspeptic. Take no other.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15

GIenn's Sulphur Soap is areliable remedy for
local skin diseases. febl-1m
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We wish all housekeepers to try our extracts,
Vanilla, Lemon, Ginger, sc.
CARTER BERKELEY g. co.
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NHHSCEaE.ANEesU

WANTED "A GOOD DAIRYMAN - Must
w thoroughly understand attending to stock
nikng. feeding, &C. and serving customers To
an energetic, sober honest man. a good place is
tfered. Apply, with rec Jmme datIonS, to
DAVIS A RAISER
febS st Staunton. Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15

SKINNY MEN.-"Wells Health Remover" re
sores health and vigor Gu es Dyspepsia, Impo
nee. Sexual Debility. 81. .lunel6 ly
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If you have diseased lungs, take Hale's Honeyor
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15
.I,HE TEACHERS INSTITUTE FOR

no UNITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
~ NOrICE.-My office days in Staunton will
BIT Wednesday and saturday i each week. and
Court Days. which days will devote exclusively to
school business.
Ss-O1lce with W. A. Reed
II. SHEFFEY ROLLER,
uly2G If Co Supt Schools
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15

Pixies Tootache Drops cure In one minute.
febl-4m
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LOc6!
LOCAL MATTERS IN THE LEGIS-
LATURE.

vACATING THE ASYLUM AND INSTITUTION
BoARDs-No POLITICS HEREAFTER IN
STATE CHARITIEs-rHE SUIT AGAINST
EX-AUDITOR ALLEN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15

Call and try our new article of chewing tobacco
Grown Jewel"
CARTER BERKELEY g. CO.
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Weak lungs, coughs and colds, Hales Honey of
HorehOund and Tar will cure. feb LIN
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-15

LNOR RENT.-A DESIRABLE Dwell ING
Gospel HID. within five minutes walk of The POST
office, Rent reasonable TO a good tenant
Address: w Fl b.
tebl st Lock Box No. l. StaIutOn Va
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
Straw Goods,
J. F. Huntington & Co., Norway Block, Norway.

--HAnNEY - PaEAEn. the proprietor OF
the world famei Parker HOuss ~ Boston
was another ~ the gins Maine has male
o. Boston Mr. Parker was born iu Az
dover Ne la is0i aud died In Boston.
last saturday from heart disease. When a
boy be- went o. Boston sud dli with his
might What his hand. found ~ 10. work
Ing iu mill. ~ goodman. and hually as
q walter iu r humble restaurant which be-
afterwards bought pafkers restaurant
became thc restaurant OF Boston bot bis
ambition ~as DOT satisfed in 1854 the
present Parker House va. begun when The
proprietor hal reached III ffieih year
Amer the work commenced Nr Parker
was himself Alafncd a. The audacliJ OF th'
undertaking. fosrlug Boston Nolli never
support such = hotel. hui by ho~ f,f hi.
" dcst hopes have beru exceeded ths world
vel knows Tslcc after H. erection The
hotel was eultrrei. ani there l. nov bald
lug ~ immsusr addition, pine stories 10
d. ghi. hflnging thc hotel tn thr corner N
school and Tfemont streets pafing ne
forty. .lx year, preceding i,1l. Nc Parker
pad fausuu Hal market alone. nearly So
10000 for supplies Tor his hotel FThs
Parker House Sas q Motel pace ior meet
lags for h1,h poi.ilcil aud literary slppers.
TIE famous saturday Cluh % which such
men a. Holmes aui iougfcllpW AMI AZ
ssslr belonged. has met thrfe fpf years.
arffIsa favofits resort NJ ne Haf.
ward siuisuis ~ Parker bal visited 10
fope several times. ant travelled consider
ahiv in hIs nsu country Ills fflsnts we're
manv. BIZ charities uuustsntktlnus. ani
Hoston truly mourns the luss pf ennfi
citizen -fr-ffla JInrari
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
pnrfrIcAINOrEs

The Boston Herald wants 20 kn0" u
craftsmanship i a lost art. Oh no, u
isn't % any extent, bat Il has closed u
Massachusetts ofice.-N ,. Ifi5Hae.
Gen. Grant expresses the opinion that
the Morrison bill would eject reelection
OF ~ per cent In The price OF labor. Well
that Is iusi what the free traders are aim
ing a.. They say American workingmen
and women are too well paid.
An exchange remarks The Democrat
ic Congress has been In session nearly six
months. and has three noticeable things.
IN has passed the Fiiz John Porter OIL and
stolen two seats from the Republicans.
The way they dispatch business, there are
enough bills on the House table which have
passed the Senate 10 occupy the time Tot
The House for four years.
Resides the election 10 Oregon, which
occurred Monday, resulting In republican
victory, several other elections Will sno"
the tendency OF pubic sentiment before NO
vember Alabama aud Tennessee vote Ia
August Arkansas, Vermont and Maine IN
September; Georgia, Ohio and West VIZ
ginla Ia October. Thus eight states ne
sides Oregon will hold elections this year
In addition 10 the presidential voting. Al
ALBANIA. Tennessee, Arkansas and oeorgia
will probably Offer little material Tor re-
publican rejoicing, but Maine and Yer
mont. OF course, will support the repuon.
can nominees. Ohio and West virgins
are "nghtlng ground" The chief struggie
i 20 be In Ohio. where. beside minor
state officers, twenty-one congressman
are 70 be chosen. The republicans believe
they can carry West Virginia
The coming election for Congressmen
will be the first under the new apportlon-
ment. and In order that all may koow how
The -four Congressional districts are com
posed we quote - follows nom the puohe
avs enacted by the lasi legislature
.cuArf,H lls-sscT.l. The counties OF or
| and Cumberland shall compose the nrst ess
| triet- ana be enfitled 10 one reprcsentAtse
The .oan,tes OF oxford. Franklin, Androscos
| Ein. Ssgaiahoc, knox and Lincoln .nsn eom.
| po-. ne second district. aud DC ent.teI W ~
r,Dresentsflve. The counties oi henncorSs
| somer-et. waldo and Hancock shall compos'
| the third district and be cntlued 70 on. 10y
sen,stive. The counties offenoosco,' rlscs 49,,
ans. Aroo-took and W Arlington Shall coihpo-'
| the fourth district. and be entitled 70 one TYP
] resentative."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
MEMORIAL CELEBRATION
iIrnro> Ma, eis,t

A. close of Gay. CapiA.n Backuam All
twenty-five 90 thc % 4. T. Post came 90
decorate ihc grave, - the soldiers sri
aiicnl memorial services. on thcif afrlv.
a. accompanied hy rev ciilfcu' ihcy a.
orcc proceeded 90 the cemetery. who're
tley placed a3wcf. ssiefaiy arranged
upon ihc grave, 10 their comraics Whiie
tha. rngsgci. Mr. Richardson. assisted
by ii3.r, ofihr place prepared O. collation.
la thc chap,I. arf ihe people both ar and
pear manifested the.r patriotism by com
las With boani.fu. supplies 90 provisions.
Ou returning a. iac chapsL thc veterans
a.iaI iar hi.s. ss much a. possible 10
c'rareg thc ial.r. fr ihc entertainment
rhrhan h,ine sgaln 10 order Mr. Chas
George "a. chosen o. preside over ihc
m,eung Ansr prayer bY Rev. Nj Rich
arf..n. 400 singing oy tae QaaIisiie C.ao'
Prof Wayo. r,.pg called upon delivered =
vcfy dle address ll concise manner. be-
c1utra.t.i the stais of thc country pre-
y.ous io thc rr1t,l.on ant during the var
with lts pfrssut prosperous condiror.
he nate an abe Argument la favor % self
sacrifice AMI courage, AL gave an i..as-
trauon of herolsm b. relating in graphlc
STYLE q Roman irgrui IT, also Impressed
upon thc minds ofthe nui.srce re imPor.
,ance o. perpeiuai.ug the memory ~ those
Who hai sacrificed ihslf lives - save the
country.
Next. 10 The order of exercises, Mss
Lizzie +. Hammond read. wish much en-
thusiasm. The charge of TIE Light Bfi-
gale" She rendered the piece 10 highly
satisfactory manner, and one Important
Characteristic of her reading, usually, u
Der excellence in pronunciation, ani ae-
curacy 10 The sounds q The letters Music
again being called Tor, The Qaafteiie sang
Brave Boys Appreciation % their tai
eni was ev.Bc,d by their receiving several
enc0res during the evening
Appropriate remarks were made ~ Rev.
). d. Richardson, Capt. Bucknam, and
Comraie Adams. Pleasing Rotations were
given BY Misses Abble Hlbbs, Edith Pack
Ar and Lillian Thomas.
Daring The lasi recitation BY Miss Rosa
Pratt. the house Was unusually qulet, aud
her excellent reading was much admired.
To close the entertainment, the congre-
CATION lclned In singing the " Star Span
gled Banner"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

On our arst page may be found the con.
eludlnr series Of Ten Great Religions,
b. ~Layman.- These articles nom the
start have been o. great Interest Also
may Be found much other original matter
including repor, Of the Western Maine
BeeKsepsrs meeting At oxford which MAJ
In type ash weck bat unsvoidably crowded
out. Notes Of n. n. Trip" notes Of
Local drive By q. n B. and two short
poems these. with the regular depart
ments and miscellaneous articles. make ~
a variety Of reading matter Which Ne b.
neve win entertain all Who read our nrs'
AMI fOarth pages
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
NEWS or THE WEEK

sandsy A captive balloon. whi.r,.
Ing sscsuslons 40 Lila. ffa1cs ~,
lotse srd fell 3fi feet three psr.o,. ~.
Allied sud seventeen Injured - a0, -.
were turned 10 death In Glasgow ~.
ltndl r'sh'es.
Monday Gen. Beuham. oas ~ -.
most eminent army engineers. t.st
Mr Blaiue len Washington f0f Aosu.,,
Tuesday News was received IN 4.
death of Gen. %. 4. Babcock ty dos, \.
on the coast n Florida
w,duesisy To- M-ssacauss,s La,
lsiafo sfioarned thr scss'la .ls,si hi
days
Thursisy Connecticut aal vera.
Democrats DECLARED Or "tle oii uck.t
Friday james 10 Blaine of Ntts -.
nominated or President. ~ ihs Ns.s,.
Repabllcan Convention. ~ rh.1sgo ID,
A. Logan of Illinois. VS. ram.rt'.f n.
Vie. President
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
Son-lsr,idrnt rmxes.

IN the town Of wo0i.tocs Ani Cousty oiOkfoFd
AMI stats OF Maine f0r the year isei.
The fOlloulug list Of taxes on real estate oi hoo
,..,.,srt o,n~r- In the town OF Woodstock for The
year l-s, IN balls committed 70 Alhlon " bsste
i..l has been retained hy HIN % me A. remain
~ unpald on The gtth day OF Msrcn l,-l, by ~.
eertincais Of that date. and Bo~ remains unpald,
80 and charge are not paid Into the Treasury OF
al Toxn. within eighteen mouths nom me iaie
al The commitment % said bills, 30 much oi me
.,oesn, due therefor, Including Interest and
eharses will ~ithout further notice D. sold Al
pahlI~ auction AZ the treasurer once IN sah tosn
% ne sth dsy 81 December, lisa, ht"ooe'ocs
In the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

OfTIcK 90 rHE sHEEIFr OF OxfokD %
STATE Of MAINE.

OFTICH 90 rnE suIkifI OF OkfokD COt>ff
STATE Of MAINE.
OXFORD, - Paris, MAY och. A, ID. lisa.
gI,HIs IL 70 give Notice. that on the soth day Of
II hsy, A. y. ls,t, warrant In ias0l.
vency vas issued out Of the Court OF Insolvency
for ssid County Of oxford, against the estate OF
John n. Macon Of Sor~sy. IN said CouBi, .
oxford. adjsiset TO b an lnsolsent Dcot,s. y.
petition 0fsslf Debtor, which petition vas nled on
The Sth day Of NAY, A. u. ls.i, N vhich
lasi named date Interest on claims 10 70 b
eompsted: That the payment Of any debts
and the delivery snf transfer Of any sfop>rtv
belonging W said debtor, N hin OF Tor he
use. and The delivery and transfer of snf prop.
erty ~ him are FORBIDDEN b. las that sesuse
o. Me Creditors % sAh Debtor, 70 prove tnss
Debts and chooss zoe OF more Assxness o. ne
estsis. viii be held IL Court Of insolseacy.o Be
holden 81 PROBATE Coar Room In fsris. 10 a.
County, on the isih dag Of jane, A. 10. issi. 81
nlns o'clock In the forenoon.
Givea sndsr my hand the date nrst above urif Ten.
JONATHAN BLAKE, Depsly sbsfid,
~ Mess<sxsr Of The Cour OF Insolvency for saii
County o. Oxford
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Ns,ie. sf r.ausa Toe Di.s h.fs''
slafe of uaine.

nAiOkU. - Court ul lnsuIffrIN i'
- ALVIN ROSS. .usulfcrt Debtor -. u
NOTICE 10 ncrcnY UFfn tha petite.
~ tlls tsfuU nrsi DAY al Ma Ii
been presented 90 sah court for sai COY
Alt'n E0ss, ~ Paris, 10 iht H.
oxford prffinF nat q q may H. leffff II. 10
charge from 81 BIZ dc1fs .uruFatr N1i.I 49,
solvent Act of the state OF Name aff'p'..i ~.
raary "a, -, AM upon sai1 reti lnf % 80
~ said court that a nearnT D. nj 60. Plfs
before ssid oourt al Probate Couri roo r.
On said counfT o. uNf1ri uo NflN ru
siThterath taY Of Iuae. a. ID. lrA - .
0eiOck IN thc FORENOON ard that ullf ..f
publIshsl in tne Okf0fi Democrat. q "a
published In All C0untY 81 OkiIfi ~ -. =
Tor tNo sucresfiFe ueeks, t1C itsi l-.. a.
Be seven dayf before me faY oi ltal 80
that al CrCd.iors sh1 have pr0tcl d. 90
and other pfr-ous lnteresisi nay w - 40
place AMI time and snos caase u AZ -
Why discharge should u0t b. srsnicl
according O. The PRAYER oi be nelilsl.
Attsst HfkkiCk q. DAVIS. ~ 80
n All IUurr Tor aaH lnuUN OF ~"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
srArE MANI

uNTuuu ssaf0uf of lrfn.ffrIF D
ncsisy of Ma a 3D.. i.si ....t
ius0iFruf ~ fnlor. . !.
ltls hereby ordered. That u.frf tr -.
al usrs1ns lrtfrrs.rl I'M inf sru.enrnl L.
arrOunf of Austin 4. ~ffafrt. Asffre
sbpYe namei lus1lFrnf ll0htnfi
furtssslgrIy. m fnn unf1ri nenq' rai -.
paper printed u Paris ln HaHl iHla.I ~
ma arrrsr III a l0uff of lasoIr0nrI j.
Ar De Probate iluH Room Un f.' ID 49,
DAY "a Iurr nrkf. a. nInr o r'o1k IN DO .I.I
anf D. tsarf fhrfe1n. All ar|rri IL Irrr ~
6EO. A. Afl.SuN. irir
90 ins1lFsnrT Colrf, nfilrl N
A tue cos Affasf. IA d DAVIS. tft.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
Notice sf rs,isis. Ter DisshsfF
sgnte Of Maine.

OXFORD, - .-couu 81 insolsenfl
a HIRAM nOD-DO>, ins0iffni JILL. - ~
NTOIICL ls hereby gisen ihai . Lsi.A b
~ 90 Tits twenty nfst daT Al -.ra1
l-sl. becn presented D. aid eoun - "a IL
o. HikAM HODsDON, ~ bansh o.
County u oxford. praying that ~ ~ h. ace
creed % hasea iuh discharge IRON 80 D
prOsablc andef Ne lasoivent Aci "a m. ..fs
Maine approved February al .isi-.sni ....-,ss ,
utlon 10 u ordered b. said coaft in.i ss...fss
nal apon the zane bef5re said c1art a is...s,ss
nee in Psris. In sald eoanty Of Okiofi, ~ 11Isel
day, the Isih day ol June A.D lr-ii 49, 80
IN me iorenoon ADJ that notice ~ '....,sspspe
lshed 10 me OAfOaD DEnOckAlt 49, sri
publIsheii ID aail c0unty 81 Ohiofdi - > D.
Ior tso successive sea me lasi psot-- Al
seven days before m. daf VI hf-fin. - -
psrsons lnisrcsisl, NAV agpe.s a. sa.a 20 A.
place and shos cause. ~ any thei h.,...r 1907
ebarss should not b. krssfed ssid ss'
lag W the prayer OF ne pstlon ...i.asf
Attest. - HRRRlCk 4. DAVIS, ~ ssxf,rs.
of said Court Dor sad Sos-v"
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oHroED. m.-A,. 60, % r,es.,. be- 4

OXFORD. ss.-AtA C0srt Of Probate held a
Paris, within and Tor the Couniy Of Oxford
on the third Tassi.y Of ssy, A ID iss.
OLIVER ~. aud CuAkLEs MASON, namci
Ftecutofs In certain Instrument pufl urtins u
- the last WIllanf Testament ani cpIicu there
% % Chafl0us ~. fcriey, late % waterford, 10
..if County. Dccsts ei. having presented The
sane Cor Probate
ordered. mat the sali Executors give notice
- pfi sons interested, By causing Q copy Of thi,
order 20 b. published thrcc weeks excessively In
the OklOrd Democrat. printed az Paris. that thsy
may appear Al PROBATE COur " be held a PARIS
IN sad Coanty. on the thrd Tuesday Of Juss
nsxt, Al nlne O'Clock IN the forenoon. and sh0v
cause, II sny they have, uhy the said lnslrs
meat should not BE- proved, approved and
allowed A. the lat VIII and Testament q said
deceased.
cEo. A. WILSON. Jsdss.
A true copy-atisst IN. {. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

THE Argus means hat the Democratic
party shall repeat IL errors Of the last
campaign. IL has begun 70 abuse Blaine
personally. and 10 indulge In the mesnes,
nings and blsckgasrdism. Such course
viii only add 10 Blsinss majority As 10 Sc
eur~i Garaeld's election In 1850.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10

The result of ne Rspu1lcaa Couven-
tlou a. ChIcNgo q. prooAa.y Already kaowu
20 svery one of our rvaters. They have
iou6rsss o.ned viii tAe.r usigh5ors 10
r. oic.ng over ne nom.ustion % Name :
a.so-.te -on. Hoo. james q. Blaine.
TIE Convection met on Tuesday an
began bAlotug a. uoou, Friday The
preceding days sefe spent d preliminary
organisation. In oanvasslng The fed. 10
arrAngng q platform and 10 minor details.
II wAs evident. oAfly .n ne canvass. hat
% ~ dark horss soud b. taken - ne
Convention. ani that either Blaine 90
Arthur wogt hs me nominee. frcs.-
dent Arthurs ,treugta va largely ron
TIE Southern states. Hut vas % such q
class nat i could noi be- held soiid for
the President. nor transferred % any 9th
er candidate. rhsfr we're mAuy delegates
who favored NJ Blaine, but Who, fron
IocAl causes. voted for aaoihef candidate
on ne first ballots. whsn The break be-
ga. ths tIls fosei ~ Blaine lrres.stloiy
The ballots taken werc A. fo,.oSs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-10
Noti,e ofVoreeIo.ure

whsrcas. Charies 4 FROST thsn 30 pc II
County n Orf1rf al ate lfMs'rr.t M
Fase led iatei ne frst Jag ri lsaltI T.
lsf-. AL rsc1rirl i1 90 pn'l h1tt
bees BOA l1. raEf . c1nrfI ~ q n.
h1t. then treasurer OF ne Mu's.rrIt. t.i 49,.
Frnd u saIi ipton. al Do hs far0ffff
nrrcr, q certain psrrsi ~ 80. as.tff. .r
HkIl lutnu hsInx pau ol Hhsi tntl
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We publish, this wesk, the call for our
Repuhlican County Convention The %.
aces to be nlled arr two Senators. Judge
u Probate. Register OF Probate. County
Attorney. shcrin aud CoCnty Treasurer.
This embraces nearly every County Office,
AMI u l. very Important that good bomin.
ations should be mate. We trust that The
candidates Cor these various Offices and
their friends vill notify a. AZ once. that
W may publish me lis, In our neat issue
IA j. hsst, sl~sy-. Cor si-l~es,-- - know
who D. la the field, some time before The
convention that they may have time 10
look The Geld over and act lu'eiligsntly
The lives anu pic,ures OF Blsine aud
Logan. mus, eel fast T.. II. Jadkins hss
The best and earliest book. Tor which he
want. agents Address him q, Augusta
for the present
ONE member 81 me editorial southern
excursion party Writ. In his paper that
The granite used 10 The Norfolk Va Na,y
Yard. was brought there nom Maine IS
none could b. found In TIA, vlriuity
Rr, A n wuuAN vii preach ~ Bry
ants Pond. the anh Sabbath 10 Iaue. a.
two O'Clock. b. ~ The Quarterly Meeting
Al So. Woodstock. took him FROM his reg
alar appolnim,u,. ii being ihe nrsi Sab
bath in each mouth
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BLuSE-lf yO1 wish an original Photo,
Cabinet sine. % James @. Blaine, taken
sept. iss2 please address }. L. Z. Barn
han. Norway. Ne Eoeloss sc AMI the
picture vii be- sent By mail.