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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ANDovEn. Sept i2lA -Qal,, a Asa.y
taua.i.r shower. yesterday ~
Nv wm. v. lordas. former p.si.'r,
preached a., the Cong1 ohurch. IA, Saa'
dsyAM
Rev. Chnr.,s Dame preached a. No z
Roxbuy. Sarisy IN
Nonfa,'- result vs. celebrated ~ riog.
ing IN his i1 thc evrnieg
VA. uo'fheii. ca, r,iafusi from
wtshlog,no q, iiks Ptrt 10 tss slss,ion
urala htt ilrrrd fruit iusPsctor, snd l.
a,,cuilus 0.,ilcany o. ~ has.afss n
=, AuIfg.r. -o ~ ars taid
NJ t.t Wrs Whevirr fram Lynr. Mass
arc ,.su.us Nf,. n. $. J,fc'u. sister Of
tte ..as
Itrf. sasa social ftnco 10 the Han.
To,..ty rishf Ma,ie by The Audov,I
Band
wsfugsfly there was a Hop Dance Al
nr uorifo Mltchsrs. Caapmans Nils.
To Couriy Commissioners were Ia
town. Yesterday. iuspec;ios The roads In
tlls ,icin'y that are under Coau,y super
vision
There hss hsen quite a boon 10 lake
travel thls Work. extra stages bsiag re-
ql.roi part of TIE time
nv Hr Thomss. the County Mlssiosa'
~. recently lost a ociorci snk handler.
clice mtrktd With The Initials -. I.
a., a cory 90 Gosp,i Hymns. somswher,
b.,ur,a Ganfori aud Anioycr village
Tue hiuIserchisf was a souvenir from his
mothsr To- was. ant The hnder will con
fsragrrat favor 90 returning the sane
% m,y hc In With Mrs , X. Elliott, No
ggmforl or AZ. u Bsiisy's, Audover
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

lus,rs,Ions In the graphic volume Issued
hy ID. Loihrop & Co, "Hos % L<arn and
lara"
-"Hhy dm a Rspublioan," by George
\ boutwell,, price 81 IS. published by
WIN. J. Belts Co, Hartford, cosn. De.
serves more than passing notice. 10 FACT
4, may be- regarded ~ the most valuable
contribution 20 poll,lc,l history OF this
sfasOH On reading u, We are surprised
that the subject, comprising ~ u does the
complete history OF the Republican party
from it, origin 10 the present time. could
have been treated 30 extensively, so brief
~. aud 60 couclsely. The Pfotfciiye policy
Of the Republican party j. pr.s'n''d Ia a
woudsffuly clsar msnner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16
Nan.Isesident Tnxes,

In tie Town OF Denmsrk, 10 the County OF oaiofd
aud state Of Maine. for the year Isl.
The following lia Of taxes on real estate o. noe.
,,sid.nt owners In the town Of Denmafk. tor the
wear ts-l in bills commit 20 tfwin finftte.
toll.etor % t.xss 81 sad tosn, on the Let day 81
sent tss1 has been returned BY him 20 me a. -
naming unpaid on the an day % july, l.st'
bV his osrtlfcais OF thai date and now remain an
paid notics u hereby given that the sad tAnesn
az salt town % benmsrk. within l. month"; nom
he date Ofthe commitment Of sad bills, % much
al The real estate taxsd a. will BE- SUFFICIENT 20
psy the amour, due therefor including Interest ana
charges, wil without further notice o. .oid AZ fso
M surtion Al the Post once 10 said town on
de An dsy Of uueh iss5 Of q O'Clock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

OxFonp. -Several months ago, Il pre-
dlc,ed TIA, ROBBIE would get from 80 10 IS
plurality 10 This town. AZ tha, time The
Republican canvass gave only aboa, 90,
and my prediction Was called = Wild 'one. "
Robes plurality proves 20 be G.. and ten
legal RepabllcAn voters, being oui OF town
or for some other reason. failed 20 vote.
I was the nrsi 10 give . detailed report OF
TIE dlsafect.on among the Democrats Of
this County. aud 10 predict that many
prominent Democrats would ballot Tor
Blalue. and probably Tor Robe. Several
woult-be critics pronounced this " base
les sensation" IL = now almost need
los % say that my statements have been
verldsd Every town has Democrats
Who voted for Governor Robe. la this
town. Tor Instance. Newell ThomAs. First
SelectmAn. perhaps the NOS, prominen,
man In town. cast = straight Republican
vote Seth T. Holbrook. one u tie Demo
cratic Town Committee, ALLIED 20 vote,
though Il Is only fair 10 say ihA, he claimed
= have forgotten u H. o. Blake, the 9th
or member % the Democratic Committee.
says be will vote for Blaine In November,
A. be does no; desire 70 cast the only
Cleveland vote In town. Dld space permit
could name others.
Joseph smith. esq Of this town, saw
The survivors Of the Greeley expedition,
when they arrived in Portsmouth. Mr.
Smith has visited every State AMI Terrific
~ Ia the Unlon with the single exception
OF California
The Argus reports a shower Of frogs In
The western part Of this town. Some con-
nrm the report, others deny H. have
been expecting the Argus would soon see
something wonderful. bo, I thought u
would be snakes instead OF frogs. Some
times New England Rum has marvellous
mAgniying powers.
The Band had = moonlight excursion on
ThOmpsons Pond. last week. AMER our
navy was wrecked. the Aforesaid navy was
Gu, down 20 what 10 the sailors high
fown phraseology Is known As float,
commonly called ran. A railing Is placed
round this ran 10 prevent babies, girls,
and other Eighty, uncomfortable creatures
from ,umbllng OF Into the water and be-
coming extinct Se,tees, easy chairs. and
other articles Of luxury were placed on the
ran. which was hltchei by q big rope 10
the steamer. Both ran and steamer were
well filed. They started OF so gently that
several eminent citizens who were taking
tariff didn't know when they started. A
big harvest moon rose In radiant lowell
ness over the distant village lighting up
the silvcry. moilonless waters, the silent,
mysterious forests. the dim, shadowy hills
with a wierd. mystic beauty, such As day
Light can never give. A son, refreshing
breeze. strong enough 10 temper the ex-
plrlng heat Of the day, bat too weak 10
raise any waves. added 10 the party's en-
joymeut The Band walled dolefsily
through their instruments OF brass, the
bables yelled with marvellous yIgcr, ise
girls giggled and screamed. the men tod
strange and wonderfal lies sbou, the tsri'
each enjoyed themselves afleir their ma
ture.
The fourth annual excursion OF the cele-
brated scorn eaters" came OF the 10th
inst They went-but I must give my
brain q weeks vacation before ! can do
las,ice 20 so l0fty q theme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

NORWAY a large crowd witnessed the
boys aag raising. Monday night Every
thiug Wa done up 10 good shsPs, showing
that The good Oh Republican party will
not dle ont with this generation The nag
was uufarlet smid the deafeuing roar Of
the cannon. strains OF the Band, and
shouts OF the boys. George Crockett, one
% The boys, presented Mr.. J. A. Roberts
OF Norway. Who made a few remarks. urg.
log them on In the glorious cause Mr..
whitman next spoke In patriotic man.
ner. During The speeches fireworks were
sent up nom both sides % the street.
Well done. boys In four years from now,
you will MOTT % you be old enough 20
help us swell tse msjori,y In the good old
State % Ms'ne.
The Norway Sksiing Rink vas opened
Cor the season. Tuesday evening. Prof
prank Meirose. the one-ieEged skater and
gymnast. gave an exhibitions, After which
general skatlng. The hall was well nlet.
Installation % ofncers At The Masonic
Hall. lat Tuesday evening.
MondAy evening, next The Young ladies
% Norway are 10 raise = Republican Gag.
We have no, yet learned The programme,
bui 10 doubt The ladies will not be out
done.
Gov. Robe and family are expected 10
pass through Norway on pleasure trip 10
the Mountains. The Gov. will De- the guest
% Gen Beals. Monday night
We arr sad 10 learn the death % Mrs. y.
\. Clement amer a long and painful H.
ness.
Mrs. Benson Hawkins starts for wiscou-
sin this week ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

more. and who. how. and what them Bat
O. The storys I am depressing. II was In
the spring Of 1881 tbs, attended school
a. Hebron Aead,myi and Que day, whea
school was not Ia session. some one, Mr..
Parker. I think, suggested the Idea Of set
ting cut some shade tr,es. 10 ornament
the yard. AMI please the future students.
90 course We an liked the plan commit.
tee Was soon chosen. and the ground laid
out We then went "a 10 the border Of a
meadow O. ~; the trees. Mr.. Parker
went With us. and one 20 the students re-
marked TIA, f,r Pulllng up tres The Elder
va equal % a yoke u oxsn Each Ito.
cen, sst cut tree Tor himself and snsr
~ work vas al tour. the ucx, thing Ia
ordsr 49, flr osch one 10 give bis tree a
toast Soon Il came my turu; bat being
scmewhs, diniieni. end 10, much ~ a
Ffankiln for that sort II business, called
on Mr.. james LIBBY TO be my spokesman.
Hesltating a few moments, he then said
Here's a hnc tree planted by The hand Of
Dabhsm. May Il extend IL roots beneath,
~ branches overhead. aud thus grow and
flourish forever Three cheers MT.
Marshalls tree stood next; nothing daunt
"a. fnll OF enthusiasm. and determined not
% be- Outtone. Mr.. NJ. exclaimed 4" Here's
= fne tree. piucked nom the meadow, and
planted by me. May Il grow, wave iis
branches, and flourish q thousand years
longer than Dunhamsi" This brought
the house down. or rather the yard. a. I,
probably never was brought down before
nor sisoo Mr. Parker booked on and
laughed. AMER the exhibition closed, Mr..
LIBBY took bosrd nail and carved The
date OF The transaction on the Academy
wall. iusi around the right hard corner.
l. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

PAms.-Dr. W. d. Lsphsm OF Augusts
was In town last week.
W. 4. Hutchinson. ESQ, OF Boston and
family have been visiting Mr.. $. ID. Hutch
lnson.
Miss NJ. Rose Giles, one OF our best
teachers has accepted an engagement In the
Portland public schools. We are sorry TO
lose 10 our best teachers from Oxford
County. Mr.. Durham, who Is now Prin-
elpsl OF one OF the Portland schools, len
Paris for bis work In Portland. We have
more good timber here, II Portland runs
short again.
Mr.. Gertrude J. Brinekle and child ara
visiting Mrs. DIR. Brown
pr. s. b. Morse has closed his once On
Paris HIN, and turned his patients over W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

WATERFORD. 90 There was a DANCE Ia
Moshef's ball, North Waterford, the even
lng OF the 5lh music by iouug's ofehes
ira. OF Norway.
A Republican meeting a. MOsher's bal
the night OF Sept. iih. addressed by MI
Wilson.
There Il a baseball boom among th'
mlddle-agcd and elderly meu OF Noru
waterford. who. Just for fun. have formes
a club. They are 10 play game with ih'
home club saturday. the 18th.
The North Waterford nine Jared baily
In their encounter with the Mechanic
Falls club. AZ Norway. one day last week
being beaten % % 3.
A quiet sumner q, South Waterford
Much private company. bot few boariers
-Eri.lyf1a Nftrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16
New Advertisements.
IZaIIIILE|
Nou.Resideut Taxes.

In ths losn Of rrJohuTE, In the Couniy Of oxigfi
COR the year ls.3.
The following lift Of taxes on real estate OF non
rr-ifsnt owners In the town of frysbarg, lof ne
vear isS1, In bills commluei % y. A, NlieF
COLLECTOR Of sad town, on the an day % July.
i.yi has ben retained hF him % me A. remain
M unpAii on the 1oth day Of June. ls.i. BY his
certlncats Of that date. and uos rcmalns unpad'
est ani charges are not paid into the freasufy Of
said Tosn, within eighteen months ron me dhte
81 the eonmtment of said bills 80 much ~ ne
real estate taxed ASiil he .umcient 70 PAY ms
amoanf due therefor. Including Interest and
eharges will xithoat further notice D. sold Al
tublle auction Al the treasurer once IN aid tosn
"a the q day OF January, 10, ~ Two 0'eiocs
IN the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

Benson wing. N. u, oar
y1u-g ana popular physician, was married
aills rcslience. Wednesday evening. ard
helf reception amer the ceremony. II
was a very p'sasan, time, and Ne wish
thc Dr macy years % peace and prosper
100.
The Academy opened raosday. AMI u
promises 'o bc agood term. Mt Rooln-
son s,pcafs % have The right mAke-up 10
maize ia success. We an enjoy hearing
thc bell r'ug os, 60 call che siaien,s .
fttIr stufIrs. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

nucNInp. Ssp, a. -Business i rush
Ing a. the corn hcioryi p 90 cars were
rot up Yesterday
Ms Tot Briishsm % ibe Glass q "a,
nchrou Academy. has opened private
school for ihc !ii'c ones; she has shou,
forty scholars
Ry the gfrcrosi;y % n Gov. Long he
Iron fncs arouri ne cemetery has re-
cciyci a uev coat ofpiint
oar town hss had 10 fan share Of visit
ors furlnr ihe season-amoug those nov
here We notice John Lewis Chliis, H.
TIfo.. ara Mr. X C. Atwood AMI chlld
of New Yofk Mr. Prcutiss Cummings Of
BOSTON, Councillor Fesssudeu and family
ofFort Furdeii, M. C. Bsrdwsil 81 Au-
barn. Mr. N 5. Chase % DlXneit. md
Mr. pu'sffrr % Mechanic Pals.
Charlie Warren WAS paid a. a. lewiston
last wrrt and hrought home bis money.
Jpon ro'rg 90 h's pocket-hook. day or
two ago. hc fouud tha, sixty dollars were
missing meantime 8 corn.nctory hand Of
fluhtful rcpu'ailon. who hsd procured
h1arl ~ she house on Friday OF saturday,
len without wsrning on Suniay. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

SWEDEN The following budget ffom
our attentive AMI excellent correspondent
"Uncle Ned, was received In due scAsou
bot wAs unAvoldably deferred uil this
week
Enoch IIaIen sells Al auction this week
bis household goods, also one horse AM
boggy lie talks OF going West this fAil
Charles y. Smart Of Lowell. Mass, has
made brief visit 10 bis PaiernAl hone.
Mrs. Katie LIBBY. who has been under
The care OF q physician fOr long time, i
gaining fast She does c0nsli-fable work
about the house.
Andrew Libby has raised bis hArn some
sir feet. for barn cellar.
Calvin q. Gordon OF this place has gone
10 Boston, % assist his brother John In Z
large tea and coffee house.
Chas. 4 Jones Il down nom Boston.
lie does no, talk much A. though Clevc-
land would carry Mas.
Mrs. Abby Grant and two children 81
Boston. are making visit 10 friends aud
relatives In this place.
Mr.. Mary T.. Jordan went Into her eel
lar. % skim some milk. short time ago.
and 10 her surprise found milk adder .
l.2 feet long on The cellar bottom. She
ran Up stairs and called 20 Mrs. Sadie
Smart. a lady boaricr from Texas She
responded % the call SEIZED an Al ani cut
him In two. bat not near enough the head
70 kin him. The adder. OF part Of him,
crawlod into hole and In three days after
made bis appearance Ia the front yard.
Mrs Smart soon made way with him,
however.
JOhu Ames and wyman Nevers have
started their thrAshlng machine a. also
have Aaron and Alonfo kimbalL
Rust Is luluring late potatoes somewhat
=RrilyfDn Nftrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

OXFORD, sat q Court of Probate held a
Paris, within and Cor the Cosnty OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of Aurust. A. u. i<t.
Alan OF Gertrude r. 0ardner, minor heir OF Oscm
X. "a rdner, late Of Baekaeid IN ssld Ccansy de
ceased, praying Cor license 10 sell and convey
lesdinr from Buckd eld 70 Paris Hn, scar the res
Iiescs Of Lysander Lowe, nou occupied ~ A
rusIss u. Bonnsy, 81 a. sdvsstseeoas oncf Of one
huudrcd dollars. made BY knns bonsey.
"A m p>rsoss Interested By causing an sbsuacs
al h.. petition with this order thereon, 70
b pu6nshed thrss weeks saecessvely IN
The oxford Democrat printed 81 raris that NE!
Pam e ssId cossty The third Tses Of sept neat
Il o'elosk 10 the forsnoen Ast shov cause n any
thsy have, vhy the Sane shesls 20, % g's.,ssa.
Asus sopy.-ssssssi n. o. DAVIS. RssisisE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

Ams.. MANI. heirs, ssers.is cia'f ,,, a
ia Der "''' '"'' NJ Day. 20 100
Bielf,rd. wm.F sfe'si n ibson 80,
lnead0w, - lW
''"'"s' D. o'''' MUS on S,o- lac. sop a..
S,sys MAJ NJ. 10 .cres in Bsck m dos. 10 IA
u. wsksr tVl
"a tcfcs Ia No Cd Col s@i
fge, Hl'
Ulifoa AifhorrS. e acres mead1<fn
Elklns bf0ot, - ~
I''''"' Moses NJ Dsv. i0 20
S''''' '''N TO- " y, No. 80. 100 -
M tier. Ehsn T., 80 acre. cocm.a isnd' "a 10,
O.nef unknovp. % aerss in ,. FRYE
part o. 10 meadow lot ~ "
Psrssns. VIM heirs, see. Lisll'hsli q. 90
smith. Mr.. Rose. slerss, pari efJ.
q. Bennsu farm - -
stevens. Moses, ~ Asres No. =, ID. a., al
sm.,, .,s,,. .s,.. n ss,sf u nv. s. =
smlta ChAa b.. 10 buildings and u. q. q. 81,
walker farm % west SIDE, 10 ~.
shav. Nelson, acres m dos IN NJ DaT' - OF
whlilng james. acres meadow IN 49,.
Cold River, NJ Day, - i.e
walker, Charlie, - ssrss. = piv.'J' "a go
"'' WY on Iosle 81. 100 i6i
JOHN LOCKE. Treas. Of FrJ'barz.
sent an. lksl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16


W. 4. Joa~soS D. siotAing dsaisr 90 rieksrins
fl1ars, n.neor. II hags hsi. al NJ Jotusou,
'lclnkrr 81 humor ahout ms O. iong TIM.
atch shosui nssf IN ny stomach snf noah
ed Ihsia fsung ~tilh I can -, dc-crihc -
..nrrnl dssuiy. Have trioi many rrm-iie-, srsi
a. 80 houzhi nro-us s.f-sganiA an IRE 10
az, that. - fsr a. ny ctg-rirnce go. y l. ~
1T hing o. Iuriiy'ns a. Mod knosn"
n yon have ary di-utss trlsin9 ffon imgurs
bod. uo msiirf hls ssriuls, fal nag D. srrr
nat nro~us sar.agaHla vrl cure yol n -
n,r.ey win D. frfani.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

THE Subscriber hereby gives Public Notice that
Ne has been daily appointed BY the Hon. JUICE y
Probate for the COalty Of OxfJrd, ami ASSUMED
the trust OF executOr Ofthe estate Of
ELEA/Ak ROWE, late Of Bethel,
IN said County, Diseased, b. giving bJnd A. the
Law directs, he therefore Feqsssts ali persons 10.
debted 10 the estate OF said dee ssed % make in
mefitIs payment. AMI thoss who have any de-
msnds tkefson ~ exhibit The same 10
ALOSLO n. nONk.
May 20. is.L
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

Rsv. Tura GrnEisH 4 Pastor Of ne Pine A.
NE Churvh. and aathor q he Biue and n
orsyr A nssu,her q Ma fau.ily hal ssssfe eass
q C.nksr IN Mogih aIi stomach, uici IN vAr.oa'
way.to II risf, Al Last houghi Drown's saf,a
parlia and as carci Rev. NJ oerish VII Gu.
a1rsa ne aioft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

Mao A. PAEcHrR. ~ Ellsworth. l. agsni o.
"a American Enprgss Co, ani osus trug siof,.
rhrW Was IN that town nn aogu.iniance q D.
uao-e vocation va. nat Of q saiiof. PROM eatlrc
"a flo.i BE- h.i couifaeiciA bal eass u humof,
far cane oft, fac and boy covered with
ff'rhss ~ tx one hoite
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16
Adutut,trntou'. Sale.

nURSUAST IN licsnss iron the Probate Ccuu
ofOafirt Colufy, I thAll eel AZ pablo sale
~ the highest ider, a the sore OF J.. A In1.s
IN Denmak, 10 oxford County. on sAur1ay Oc'
noou % mach Of the foliowing real estate % the
late Mary A. Desring late o. sAn franeise), CAL
foruis a. oil protuoe the sum OF ~ h9ndrtd
dollars. sad rial estate Il kno.n a. me b,rna'
mara and near ne store Of ssii l. A. iakslls, ans
comprises the fyilovirg de-crbsd iand, win Ne
baiidlngs thereon, 70 ut; Sail and u boundei
bortherly By ne mill pIiyilege OF BOD, - oslel,
Fastsfls By land % ssf l.. A. inEllis, southefiy
by the Inaln roai leaiinx throagh Denmark Cor
Der, ans westerly By sski mill pnslifge 90 ooE.
LORENZO d. BERRY.
Adn,nisiraior 81 kststs Of Msry A. Dssrirg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

Na PASS CuHris. ~ Williamson hooi AMI
... iriiaf in nsnrsr. hai truabis win Csnkef In
.al,a al stomach. n.is osasci constant soaf
na.h. inlrsf1n. sic. NJ. Gurus hss flr
.Is iioi O. 81 "a q this humof, All ouly suc'
,s.i.i whsn b. ian NJ a. q nFosus sara
..rilA w. Curtis aufhohre. ne w. q his
ntms. Hskint sftr hc.lh than forycars ils says
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

Drs. Rounds and Woodbury. Of So. Paris.
Dr.. More Il intending 10 take a supple
mentsry course OF lectures 10 New York,
before sgaia beating. lie may possibly
return 10 this plioe. hat that i not his
present Intention DR.. Morss bgasn The
practice OF his profession AZ this place i've
years ago. lie has been very successful
In hi practice. which has steadily In
creased. frOm year u year. lie has made
many friends In the town and vicinity,
who regret 10 have him leave thsm. but
who send with him their best wishes for
success 10 whatever a IA he may locate.
The Baptist Sabbath School enjoyed a
picnic At Norway Lake, saturday. There
were abou, rf,y In the party.
Prof Geo. l.. vose OF the Boston lns,l'
tute % Technology and his ION Richard
have been visiting Mr. 4 \ Black.
There Il BARRIERS pole cut, ~ the 10.
len House. good bsrbcr woald prove
a convenient addition - our population,
particularly during Court week"
Rev. Mr.. Richardson OF Hebron ex.
changed puiplt- with Mr.. Cochraue. lasi
Sabbath.
E.P. Chase. esd, OF Portland, spent
Sunday In this village.
Meetings will be held fnecn minutes
earlier q, The Baptist vesiry, Tuesday and
Thursd.y evenings, hereafter, l. c.,at5 80
sunday evening al o'clock
We learn that &. A. Black, ESQ, opened
the fall term OF Academy a. East Machlas,
with large attendance.
A heavy frost, saturday night laid low
tender vegetation. Considerable damage
mus, have been done on low land.
Mrs. Haskell l. 10 accompany Judge
Haskell 10 Paris. and remain during
Court
PARIS CurxCu pinncroni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16

MANN Sod an csots ior Tostsse, and
pHl1h receive nee. a eosils box OF goois
~ l uluu shhh will bslp Az, OF either seK, 10
m ~ moasy right asay than bing slse tbs
word foltuIss swat the WORKERS absolutely
sac. At onse address rsUE q Go ,Augusts, Ne
vxrANTED.-A Live. vice twste msn 10 90
w Iict Insurance In Parts and ~ joining towns
for one OF the Oldest and strongest Life Insursfei
Compsni ice In the world. hh the iisat party,
and With QUE Who IL lllirs ~ pat feal and ensf.
| ~ Into the WORT, an araIss mani can be made
which will make bis labcr pessanL fenunsra.
tive and permanent. No presioas tnOslstgs o.
The tuaness h sbsoluiely rqulsle. Address,
v IN full nams, BOZ ga, Portland. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16
Pure BLOOD

Ssas.. he.iih All s.gs.inoa-; bai Nod nss-n
scrcfuia. Csnksf. bioilhc-, t.lt lsisun'
Gamer, nmglss. noiis, uiccrs To
NOR, Hlafk Heals and vafious
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
state Conventions Held by Both the
Readjuster and ''Straight- Out" Fac

State Conventions Held by Both the
Readjuster and 'Straight- OUT Fac
tiOns.
RICHMOND, VA, April 23.-The Read
iuster Republican State Convention met
here to-day. the sessions being held in the
Richmond Theatre. Full representations
from all sections Of the State are in at
tendance, the delegates and alternates
numbering about 1000. At 1890 O'Clock
Senator Malone appeared upon the stage
and was greeted with a wild Outburst Of
applause which was continued some
minutes. Upon the restoration of order
Gen. Malone expressed profound sense
OF gratitude for the welcome extended
him. 1t gave new life to his devotion
and affection for his party, and increased
vigor to his determination TO stand with
his people in the struggle for civil rights
and liberty in Virginia. He urged har-
m0ny and unity in the proceeding in
treating with the great purposes before
them. Col. William Lamb, of Norfolk.
was made temporary Chairman. Resolu-
tions were adopted authorizing the Chair
man to appoint the usual committees and
a committee was appointed to invite Gov.
Cameron to address the convention. The
Chairman announced that he would take
time to consider the personnel of COM
mittees and a recess was taken to O'clock
tonight.