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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

no the Honofatle. the Court Z Cfuuv Com
/ missionsrs for ths County n oxford ntftt
10 10 den 10 aid County oi oxford.
uumtiy shoHs, Henry A hctnfll. oue y re
% rasl petnioncfs and a. lnhaofant OF thg
toer u Hartford IN ne t0uniy q okiori ani
state a MAine. hat way NUoly In TIE si
tosn Of Hartford lssfinE IRON ne 'ounv foai
near the foot Of ne bill south q ne re.tienee OF
Henry A. Uirknsli rlaning westerly o he t1an
tv rnsi nssr the steam n M % TIE irsh 80 1ihcrs
n sati Hartford would - great uutlif con zen
ierre. nat the sslsetusn q aid Hartford, after
notlce and hearing of The Varfies, have laii OIL
such Nay MAY NJ, A H. lssi. AMI reported the
same b. ihs town q Hartford AZ puoii mceiing
hell My 81 A. - fs-i, - the inhsbilAhts aalY
nounsd AMI Waruet. YET the sad tosn has unfea
souabiy rsfufef % allow and alprole tAil tlsn
usy aid out ~ the seieCfmfn a. afoftsaf, afd
puf ne sams on record. NhcreiOff, your peti.
tiouef and inhablfkni o. slid town of Hartford
AT oas % TIE ofig insl Istlteosfs % sAd select
ren ronstisunE himself aFEr'cffd ~ such teiay
srd refusal. prays that Yoar Honors woah tgfee
ably 10 law Ia suCh case made AL ptot .le.' =
cent Ant spYfCNc said toNn NAyt ana diftct me
zane o. - duly recorded. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
NEWS on THE WEEK

saturday Hall fell " The depth OF to
lnche. over large part OF Kansas
Monday Sam ward, The noted Wat.
lngton lobbyist, died 10 Italy. WAN,
McVeigh was out In an open letter a5a.
lnr President Arthur.
Tuesday six hundred bieyciists -.
. parade a. Washington tney wcfr p.
yrWed BY the President.
wednesday The \. n. Dsm-ru.
elected eight delegates 10 their Nsi.o.,
Convention favorable b. The "oid ifta
SunstrOkes In New York wer, i.fnr
81
Thursday New Yorks tsf-si..' %.
H1ston Base Ball Cub score 80 ..
Ths y. n. editors were hau1ueted - W.
Orleans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

wE-r P,EIs. May i7th-Nr. John W.
Wills. some seventy-two years old Is
having The humps quite severely. lie had
them on Que side Of his face. hfty-one years
40. Mrs.. Willis Is ~ she Is about the
house some. Their daughter, Mrs. Green
Il with them.
Geo. W. Bryant came near losing his
COW Tuesday Of this week She 10, her
hind leg under and between some large 10,
rocks a. she was stepping over them In
TIE pasture and was found lying In that
condition. A company soon rallied and
with considerable dlfieulty, rescued her
from her uncomfortable situation.
Nathaniel Young Is having considerable
sickness 10 bis family.
Adna Taell's daughter Is some better.
Rev. Nathaniel Andrews has been hAv-
Ing a bad time With cold.
Mr.. Ebcnezer Humphreys wife i In a
very SAT condition. She Il 10 very poor
heath aud has lately fallen and broken her
hip.
"Chlldrsn's day" will be observed Al
wes, Paris, June sth, aud CENTENARY
celebration. associated with appropriate
services BY the sabbath school The cen
tennlal OF the organization Of the NJ. L.
Church In America. good time l. en-
pected.
America Andrews's daughter Is getting
better.
Mr.. Abner Benson has been quite sick
with cold; came near having pueu monia
bot Is some better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
oxronD. ..A coz, q rIss.Is :, 5.i .,. 4

OxFORD SAL . Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and for the Couny Of Oxford
on The third 1aesday Of MAY, A. ID. lso4,
GEO n. BROWN. Guardian 81 Csleo ooc1enos
/. pefsSn Of unsound mind. OF Bethel, IN aid
eosnty. having presented his aoc0unt OF guar.
di.nshis OF ssid wsFd Cor allowance.
Ordered. That tho said Guardian give not,ee
a al persons Interested By easing copy % this
order 10 b. Published three weeks successfully 10
the Oxford Democrat printed 81 Paris, that they
..x sppear a. probsfe Court 20 be held Al Paris
I'M ssli county on the third Tuesday o. June nek.
an " Ihey have why the sane shosld not Dc siioved
- GkO. A. WILSON judge.
A trus eopy-sttss;s n. G. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

NJ - b ,l,eIlL.Ins ooIann.

o. will happen so sometimes. The
.iraofaol u.le. came o. us lat week with
blank outside. d.dnt even have lo1s 600
the other side pr.nlsi ou IT,
In accoriaucc Nth . proposition made
% Hon I n Reed ofMalns. Congress has
ra.se,l a committee O. Investigate thr a.
cohouc uqa1r tran.c and its bearings upon
she moral. sud prosperity ~ thc couniry
The course adopted hY Speaker Carlisle IN
appointing ~ House mfmtcfs % his
committee ctokcs considerable criticism.
The proposIt.ou WAS not adopted uutl A.
tera sharp contest In ihf House Parma.
mentary precedent REPAIRED That ma
iority of the members OF tle committee
should he composed by those who hNor
f. objects Tn. woui have Included
thr appointment uf Vance 10 North Caro-
liza. a very earnest Temperance advocate
a. ChaIfman Toe speaker, ln appointing
this committee however put tafcc
memhefs on 10 who voted o. r'an.ish t.
/ Tho other msmhrfs 20 thr committee Vo'-
"a against creating d. NJ Vance wss not
on thc COMMITTEES. Juig .ug ny t1c unhap'
rInsss ln the ranks of tle democratic Con-
grr.smcu, that Is boz one of many ifraks
Iu witch ihe speaker .nil'gci While form
Ing BIZ committees The committee On
the uqlor trsfc have broad lef before
them 90 course theY wcTr memnrrs 90
Congress really o. OF cct tp She plan gu ihe
grouui that regulating tar NIuor trafr L.
sumntlarY 'egIslail1u. prohibited hy he
constitution b1t thIs altI4uaied licA was
agaIa exploited ~ eN.nov. Vance anl o.h'
IN mrmhcrs. NJ Vance thlnghi N Con
grss. cond appoint = comuiurr on ihe
cotton worm. 10 mig ht appoint commit.
,sr simply D. gather Information iu regard
.t,atnflc that Is carried on ''at tac price
ofihe blood of thc people. which COSTS
more than thc taxes which woah nr O..
40 rsd to educate every prrspn in ihc land.
n IssaIi that thc democratic party ctn
advance fat enough OBJ Keep ur Win ihr
south which Isl fast gu.ne over '1 rrohih.-
zion IrIr.s.u I.nrrI
-Theoli aui We known ffm of Nursery
men ID. 2 Atwood a. Co. arv advertising
with ~ f1f ssirsmcn. for ihpsc adapted
to such ihis ia most favorable upfning
F1r further particulars rrad advertisement
hcaici a good salary
Attend to fIsp'aYs of rol papers. Curfa ina
etc.. advertised Isl *. a. Crockett Norway
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

fnf LOS. INii"f CAT AaAhi ''Hf. N'
kIfrnaf. Ifra..f ar.I fnnF Affection ...r
.u fHn U.I established "HM NNIH NI.I
ilIlU.f Inrrrf Nnsn gives r..N'I It
euro speedily follows. ID Ifs.. Hr 0 lei a' I'.aa
H.HIH.
lnsuus lfkfu NFsIHnIr .hrfhI ff.fN
Toilet Article Restores frUsf.. .".r H
lnI anNnHHH Removes lHaUIruf hf.."
.r families nf Great britain rninHH D. ft
fsnf dressing. fraFIalf.r IrrfIur.
tUrI.r nf fashion Af Druggist 'If
.I 60. In NJ money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
A GOOD SALARY !!

A. 4 trarsIIug sxpsuies Be- what sverY sucCcssful
ssissnsnwiI receive whp sngAgfs sin us. AM
man 81 Yluck. ensrgY All rslIah' NiF ca succecf.
We ofcf spsclsl IniurFmeuis teyund Anf Other
frm. srfcess hrinfs Tou rtknANt>t tslini
wsNr All .oun ~ asEs. Particulars farm Isnsd
on aQfd .caf.ou. Aitfess NNh stamp afa'irs
age ATINOOD CO.
NurafrF nnfn. ltTnFFa. \ I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

tna N'"'t
Farmers are quite busy-heiwsen tie
showers W.
R,-~IoRp cKNrns. May sS.-The l. %.
e. T. met a. their lodge hall wednesday
evening. ani Installed TIE following on
GERS for this quarter Dr y J. Small, W.
G. Miss Juliett Lufkln. W " Albert
Abnoti. n. willard wymsu. y. II Mr..
NJ. X. Center :. Miss Anna Patnam, A.
: Miss MARY Psnley. y g Mrs Esa
snail. L. Rev q. q isaniisf &. Misc
Alice Putnam u as Mss Roxie Dol
los. l. n. ) Ms. l,nn's Farusm, O +
Frcciand Graham. %. q. They were 10.
stalled by Rev y ~ Ceuter. I.oigc Depu-
~.
Miss Blanchic Abbott op,ncd her school
Al the Centre with thirty scholar last
MONDAY week. She has high reputation
A. a teacher ant = prosperous term - ex-
pectsd
~ last week. items. BE- shouid have t.ca
Mics l.nlu no,t Instead of Mrs.
NYl.
Al The frst meeting 90 the Official board
81 thc Methodist Episcopal Church f'f ne
year i.si. holden ~ Rumfori Centre. che
following scilon was taken
Voted. That tie thanks of The society
be- extended % ". ". Kimbal OF Chlcago
for hls generous giii ora one church or
gan or ihc use OF The Methodist Church
Al Rumford Centre.
Voted. That copy of thl, action Of said
board BE- spread upon The records % The
society. aud sent % The uNroKp DENo-
car ani Liaas Hsr1i Cor publication.
also that a copy ho sent % ihe gencfou
donor of saii organ.
7 p1iol Runori. NJ o.. a. %. 1851
Rev \ u CENrrR. Pastor
JouN 4 GRAHAM, Chairman.
Ions M UAUkUH. Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Mrs. o. a. Hcsos OF Boston, addressed
Paris nm people on Monday evening a.
the UuIvcrsanst church. Mrs. n. spose
with force and enthusiasm upon the sub
Iect % Msd.clrai use o. Alcohoi. taxing
positou m iavor ~ positive abstinence 10
ne use Of ne bane OF ne materia msdicA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
Atras ,opy .llssli-ii. 1. DAVIS. Register.


OxFORD, ssi-At = COaft Of Probate held a
paris. ~lthin And for the cooatF OF OXFORD
On he third IucslaF OF MAJ, A. u. list
ApOIIOs % GOODWIN, oasr,ilan Of flofA A.,
Emlly and LINE bean, minor ehildfen ana
ers o. Charles n. bean, late OF Upton 10 sait
County, having pressotei hs eecoees "i sua'uf
aaship % sal uarda TOT All1Nsncei
OEoFHED, that the sad euAfdian givc notice
10 All rersOus Interested b. causing eopy o. THIS
order 10 be Published three wseks saccestteil IN
tho DKfDrd Democrat, printed AZ fafs that they
nav appear 81 . Probate Count % D. holden al
psYl. 81 the third tuesday " June nett ~ nine
O'Clock IN the forenoon, and show cause " any
Go. A. WILSON. Judge.
A frua oopY-Atieat.-l. Y. DAVIS. keElstsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
WATCHES,
For the Next 30 Days.
Samuel Richards,
SO. Paris. Maine.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

Whercss Charies 4 Frosi. thea OF rina I1 fhf
CountF ofOk forf ant state of Nsins. tF l.s u1rt
raar dcft iafsli thr nrst lay uf 1tuuNrFt 4 q.
-. AMI rsclrlisi IN ne Osioui REGISTRY nf
useis. H0uk Ia PAGE f conveyed fn nfIs ~ A.
hntf. tbes treasurer OF ne Ministerial AMI -rnHpl
fund % said ipt1n. snd o. be furcsstlf on sa.'
onlce, certain parcel ~ rrsl esfaie, situated In
at pton bftnE part 81 what BE- kroEn fH DC
Ministerial aui sch0oi itnd isnf. bounded a. i'
loss, 90 H. tcmnenctns Az ihr snulh fasi cor
usf o. ne ughNc Land - called. I'M irton. AZ r.
iaaple stuh. theucs westerly ablui h 10y degree
north. d q cedar state. trrF rofat iIrurn north
tsrnfr degrees eat 81 riEht auEcs WItn M nrs
Inc hire hundred ani tssatr rnist fren afrilh
snEes With TIE last IInc kud parallel HIn ne lrs
lne iafty rods D. The eat liue n ne uuhIc l1nf
hence souih twenty 1exrets SET, tt risht arG'fs
% an iAsi line, sionx ne east uur ~ at public
lad % the place Il hfsiu nz
Aud where's, the coudtl0u of sait mrftEare
has been bfoken, nos therefore 3D. reason of ln.
bresfh Of me cunffIon thereof. I Rocco o. larr.
rressurer u the ffustsss 81 the MlnIstsrisl an
school faui OF fai tTtln, sni sucrffslf I'M on 0r
10 sai Ots n. Abbott, claim f1fsfIusarv oi All
mOrtxtEe EO~COf a. IANF.
Treasurer OF Trustee oi MInslefial
snt schooi funi n tpfal
May D., ls,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
WARRANTED.
CLOVER BITTERS !

NauaIIeLf Too Ceres completely carer
nls -rrrf1a llnmrf d. olsnfss D 30 i'ff
u tli -tIn u.srases. Al urrss .s'ss.i i'atfn
PRICE oNtY 20 CENIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

- fhf rad htaerr fsfis I'll AL N.fsaf
MAJ lt, Light sammsf oNsfe@sts trns n
90 nfsi little Nuru. luing sIlfhiy tom Ihe
owner uuIettr Ies' Frstc'ul o. me lnitr n be-
ull iesFc Ifsf ihe nfHuCgaf tH'f ani raf Din
Ilsraly Coz De ifoatis alao. ,. FISH.
fsns iili. Ma q, ls,A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

rro.r Who arr Interested In Roller
skating. sri Eink Decorations, viii see
ar our Advertising coigmus that they can
procure whst they nelt In hat line ron
Nlsten WEI. RI, uswieT s.. Boston,
Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

OXFORD. ssi-Ata Court u Pro0se he'd a
Pars within and fof The county N OXFORD,
"a IN shiri rae-.iay q Nav, A. u. i--t.
UIVRY ~ RgACkETr. GusrIiaa Of Elcsnor
T. t.ouid. pers m II unsnuud mmdi OF Dikhei'
Ia said Oounty, haFins prevented ma aefouht OF
suarftanship a sad stri for showcase
OKpEREp, thai ne s.ii 'uAfilan site ho.lee
a III ,.er.ous Interested tY esu.ing = eopy q this
orlier 10 b. published thrce weeks ruc'essfely In
The Oxf1ri Democrat, printed AZ Paris thai they
Iasy apgeaf a Probate Court y be- held Al fans
uext Al , o rioCk On tn iofcuoou, and show cause
n say they have. Why ne sane should not -
GEO. A. WILSON Jufge
Atrae eopV -aitfsti-lI 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
ufRRIED

o. Psr.. Va. si.,.b nss.IE 20. n
LED. %. Naitcr All hiis AaElfu ff''r
hlfh lf Pfr.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Mr.. Hattie Chllds IL quite poorly.
Mr.. sam Locke Il having some plaster
Ing done.
Farmers are quite busy-he,wsen tie
showers Va
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
I.U. P. BURNHAM.
xo,,s. Of second us.,,as Of creditor. Ia
Insnl NsnrY.


tnsoissnsys
gl,D ne rrcdi'ofs IL ONsa q suiin. ol A.. otfft
Il IN Ha ruaV OF ntffrt. tli ~iff ~
NJ sIsa lusolrrut debtor " ga ere hrrftT uQi.fi
fhst elfh ~ approval of thf tufsa nf ihs g.. 90
10 Ius.,itsurY co. sHf tnurtF nI NklllA ihH
....'f ,rr.firs I'd ftr ffnrs ri sHNi InauIrfni
1. srplnfsi ~ b. he'll sf zoe Probate ouft 300
IN psrIs In al lnnnif nl nkfrfl nn Nrinrt icy
a. Ism dsf of iuur. 10. I.si, rf otioct m
fhc fafsnnon 500 sIi susffn f"Nlt ites afenfi
ingN.
UIteu urIifr mF hfnf AL Co. f'fr "i 'Nnfi
BIZ lla iaT - MaT. e. n. i..i
{ uERItiJk 4. DAVIS, Register uf ~ taaft 4"
irsnisrrrY Cor al ,nHnW Nl ntinfi.
I'M suuscrirsF HEREBY Elyes papile noues thal
~ taf tfsn daily appointed ~ thf iinu iniff "A
probsis 10 ths C5uniy n Oxfort and scanned ~
frusf n AfmIn'sfrifnF 20 thr estate of
fuEHI lipiI lac of hfh.l.
In al Cnuniy deceased tf E.rlnF toui az thf iss
fIfrffa b. therefore Fr4ufsts sll TFrsout shn aff
trdrtffi g. fhf estate of sai ifrfasfl 20 makr im
rrffIais FaFlnfnl ari those sho have auT ifiaardi
EDMUND noir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

OXUgu. Hs-N tn.u ai rr.tsf. hf'I 20
rsfs aflIn fnf or tnf tr1niI oi utiold,
o. e. If Cd IHrsIar n NaI. m If.l.
JOSHUA utCm. uauei Esarufof 'n 80.
tau ln.fflmHnI IHrUlfNrH fH nr lNr jazz d
arI Iftinufnl rf NfW Erh. I..r RI 'irrfn.
aHoI t1.I iIurfT. Ifrrf-' natlrf Ifr'fn'f
co.. zane TO ffutat.
Ofdsrrf rtrt frr saIf fKfratrr give n0i..f i1
~ rsfau1s lrfafastrd tr fausluE II cow ni ths
nrIrf o. tr Flh.Iffri ttfrf sffas farlffflIflI la
tfr uaf.ff hfmnrfaf rfinfsf af fafis. fhtf ihff
mnr srrsaf al Probate Nnlfttn D. hrIf si fafit
n $50 aurfI nn fhe iH.fi Turs.'sY ~ lunf rrsi.
81 n'rInrkluf hr fnrrrn1n sua f1rs ctatf m tlf
ihrT have uhF ltr 81 iasfrurient thur. nai r.
rr.t..f- sref8.s.i arf alIlasi lstHr iaaf wa al
Iaslamrnt .f eats Irrrtf.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

o. will happen so sometimes The
.lraaft.oi uae. came o. u. last week with
blank outside. d.dnt even have io1k on
m. other s.he printed Oh o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

OKFuHu. ss -Afk Dpurf ~ ffofaffnf.i
rara sithin anf iuf t1r tHurfr ef nhilfii
n.fkIu "a IWkufFN MASON. ramHI
Ffr.ul1rs Ir A. rrraIa lasfrualFnf 10. .Nas
- o. Iasf W .IHrf Irftl" ..f 400 'I. iIfff
tlaf tflfinue ~ ft.i.F sa ~ " ne- 90 4. m
asII C..niT uHrr farf. having rfrfrnirl 90
sanr IIf ffH.ti"
nffrfrf rhai ihe talf hxerr1ors Eff rai.'e
...f b. COOS lriffrHirl. tJ rsaflnf aHrI Hl iA
or irr a. tf fufl ahrt three grfks 20 f'si.'N Pr
~. otf.fs tlrnsrrat. rnnisi no Paris, that iref
nav artTafa PROBATE luaIfin D. DBL. an I if II
IL .sH 'CoanfT. on ne nft fucsiaT ol llaf
nrrtai else n'c'Hrk lu inf hrrupon aai tlis
rrrt sta1H rHt o. proved approved an
a.Dasi Al tle Jas "a .l sat Irsiaucnf .i stli
ir-rtsff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

"Thcrc In nothing irue Dos heit.n 10
Only the creation Dfa dreamy writer Ea.f
fhe facts hear as oat in onr claim. oi s-i.
Ildeina Iar syrup Hi iN. Do ri's
Coughs. Colds. &c. ffrrina.I 't m
JsdN.n's 90. NIFe plIs gp,s e.i' strrl A.
bottle s1'i by Holden
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

TuE saparuusf 1efsof girss rat' ie a1iin. tnai
o. a. trrn Iuif tpIainiel tf Do Nan inife
ID Probate flf fhe tuanfF of ntiHfi ani tafnrrii
M frusf % Admin sfraiuf oI ne estate ri
IRA lftAF. Ilfr 20 ruulrr.
In saId Inunfr dscfasrf ~ s.Flnr tHnf ne a.
IIfTrff o. f1ffriHfr fUiaffia At lfftonf - 80
.uffffrf Oh fhsssfffr 1f saIf frrfasf a. uttf ln
nrflafs psYmraf and ttoss sho have aaI tsmsnis
ttrfaou d. fkh.t.ffhf famf tH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

Tul s.b.Irif.r trrstr gfrt ratIr NaiIrf fhsi
o. haa trfn Gals arT1Inff1 hF So Voc laIrr Hf
rron1s o. inr tonnfF ~ oxford. ani asfiiifi
ths fr. Il nf af.rIuIHffafrf nffIr fsIatr ni
WILLIAM EfitN. itin ~ iff.
q snHI co. atI. Ia0Fasfl. ~ H.f.ns N'NA a. tNH
fHu IIrHrff hr IlHrrfIfU IrI arH.a aN IrfanHf e.
frtisl to itr rsfsfr of fsIt frc eel % nttf .n
n .IItfa raTmfuh al NI..r unH have arI fr.
manfs fhrrron i1 rtnI.Ii 'hr falf
uueEuE PEABODY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

TiiH sats-f.t.r hrrsbr sIfs. pnoIlr noi.c. ihai
b. fns tsfu fI.H HrfU.nfr.i NI Wn llHn. iliEr
II Tfobaic o. I1r C'sanir ofuAflrt sri ts1ufnft
a. fruff % Fnrr..iHr g Ihr estate ul
sANtl funRNf lac IT ilIftr.
Ir srfi tnantr arc-s-s-i. rr sIftnr bret ~ fhs
lan fIFfr hr irrrrlIff fr Iaffff at .frH'nf in'
'rtfri a. ihe 81 ~ ~ as ircrssri 'o make On
mediate raImfni tnI tlusr Eh1 have anT ir
ranIt I'frrIn fn ftl'hIf fhr fame 'n
iWAElEH NANhIAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

rui fubssrbcfs hrrshY give pabiir uaiic. t.ai
me- have hrrn daily arp1ilfcf ~ irr N1n. lif'
ID prltsir llf 10 tnualF q nNfufd. tn1 -
turrrI ne tfusf ~ NxsfIfIrs &c Co. sfisIr ni
uEpsluAu T.. tlNntNat late q Affnfi
Ir saHI tnaufy. deCasafil thFF urfFt.fe fs'slff
ai fsft1ns trtirf 81 fhf estate % aid dffftffl
A. male Immediate paymrri. at fhnHf shl ftFe
any dsmlnfs thfrc1n tn sthhlt ihc samr a.
SARAH CUMMINGS
4 l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
Sotle. 90 A.aga.s of nj. sp ps,s,ms

AZ Paris In she County ef oSfori snd >ists
OF Maine, me tuesiy hnt day Of Maf' A..
u t--i
Tne lnisr. xne.i hereby gives notice OF b. 40.
p,Intmsrt a. Asslg 60 n ile insoltrui estate Of
urftis u. ClouEh Of nfihel, In The County o.
oxford. In.alrsut Debtor. Wh1 has t-esn declared
a. Insoisenf up1n h's pstiuou. ~ tn Court a
Insolvency f0f sal CnuntY ~ oNilri.
ALNAN n. GOODWIN, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

TuE book ald stationery store 0I uTi
Tass anI D1ulam. rHrlanl. ets Hrltet
iat0 nv h4rr'ars Tuesday nIglt ODD 1si
and property % the amount of 49, s'o.er
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27
Warning !

To the people % oar county snI F.clnhy' ~.
amioe the dssth record snd ~ ruutsf ~
people hat nave Died ihs pasi year ron ths e.
tcct. q lmpare blood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-05-27

ONFoRD. sss-At q Coou of PROBATE bell a
PsrH .ifhiu aud ior toe 1ountF II okiprd
a 49, th.rf TUESDAY a MAJ. -. u. i.si
t,FOKsE NJ SMALL. fNeCuior on g. e.
A. III Alpheus 4 snail laie Of Peru In al I
Couniy derea-sn, having prtseuisd his &C. ,uni ~
ailossnecf
ordered hat salt ENccutor give notice 20 al
uersass Interested. bY caasinE corr o. this or
1sf "a be published lhree seeks sucessheil IN
a. Otfnrt Demoerat. printed Il PARIS. that thci
nav appear 81 a court OF PROBATE % BE- held NJ
PARIS, In said county, on NE third Tuesday %
Iune neat a. nine O'Clock IN tie ioftnoon, ana
shoW cause u AnJ ihcy have, shY me sane should
GAO. A WILSON. Judge.
A. nn.Ia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03
The Dynamite War.

London is thoroughly alarmed by the
dynamite explosions of last week. The
press of England and Ireland gives more
attention to the explosions than to all
other matters. The people are kept in a
state Of uneasiness because they have no
means of knowing where and when an
explosion will occur. No words are too
strong to condemn this dynamite war. 1t
will result in the loss of life and property
without being productive Of good to Ire
land. The use of dynamite bombs in a
great, crowded city like London will kill
men. women and children who know
nothing and care less about Irish affairs,
while those who hold the destinies Of Ire
land in,their hands will escape unframed.
Even savages would hesitate to commit
crimes such as those who are making use
Of dynamite commit.
The destruction Of halt Of London and
hundreds Of lives would not induce Eng
land to release her hold ON Ireland. She
would do just as she is doing nOw-try to
find the guilty parties and punish them.
1t is rather curious that the detectives
fail to arrest those who are engaged in
making and exploding the dynamite
bombs. They do not fail to find other
criminals. Even the offer of a great re-
ward does not help them. 1t is not known
even where the dynamite comes from. 1t
NAV be obtained in this country or in
France. or it may be manufactured in
England. II something is not soon done
to put an end to operations of the dyna-
mite fends Parliament will be afraid to
meet in the Parliament buildings.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-03

Ex-GoY. STANFORD, of California, is about
to found collegs for working people In mat
State, to be splendidly endowed at the cost OF
several millions, which Mr.. Stanford can wen
spare, as he is worth more than $20,0OO000
ECCENTRIC WHISTLER, the London artist,
proposes this year to exhibit nothing but eA-
amples OF flesh color and gray. His last year
exhibit was yellow and white. ana was
known universally as the poaehed egg snow.
LORD TENNYsoN has been elected PresideDx
of a society of authors formed chiefly for, Inc
purpose OF effeetIng International copyright
laws between England and AmerlcG Mat
thew Arnold is Vice President Of the same
society.
NJ. lola in his brick house on the hillside at
Medan, on the Ouse, twenty miles from Paris,
reads English novels IA TRANSACTIONS, ana
thinks that they are written sentimentally for
young girls. For his new novel Of mining life
he himself can write from his notes three
pages day.
CONTRA Dieting the T1imor that the LEO
nora" of ITO Leeward' was drawn from
well known member of American society, Mr..
F. Marion Crawford declares that his model
Was a Roman lady who has never been in this
country. The portrait is a remarkably accu-
rate one, and many of the words put into her
mouth are from verbatim reports of actual
conversations.