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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27

TIE paid newspaper claeqasrs Of
Standard Oil are shouting that General
WARNER Is not the author OF the tariff
plank in the Ohio platform We happen
TO know that they are mistaken, and fur
ther, that they know it. General War
rER wrote the resolution at bis home in
Marietta, and twas adopted By the Com
niuee on Resolutions and the Cohven-
lion without the change OF letter or s
word.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27

IT is no indication that a business
panic is about to overtake the country,
because half dozen swindling shops in
New York have been pushed to the wall
They ought to have gone there long ago.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27

IF the old ticket ls nominated at Chi
cago. let as have it entire-hesi and tail.
Oie-half old and the other new would
be poor mix
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27

The effort to strangle the Districts, BY
pacing the selection of delegates to the
Chicago Dem acratic Convention, in the
hands of wire-Torking sharps at the
State Convention. was failure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27

A FEW more rotten banks and swiDd-
ling brokers went under last week, which
will give business matters a irmer tone.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27
The Last One Gone.

DErRolT. May 20-Wm. Palmer, On
old veteran Who has attained . nstionsl
reputation from being the only surviving
soldier who guarded Napoleon while on
Island St. Helena, died at his home h
Battle Creek last night.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

TAMEs MADISON SMITH whose post Office
y address and place of residence is the city
of Dayton. County Of Montgomery. State OF
Ohio, will take notice that ON the Gath day
of May IS 4. an instrument of writin pur.
porting 10 be the last will and testament of
George Smith late of Center Township, NJ on
roe County, Ohio, deceased, was produced
in open cour and an application to admit
the same TO probate was on same day made
in said court Said application will be for
hearing before said Probate Court on the
18th day of June, 1854, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
R. K. WALTON.
may27, 'S4t2. Probate Judge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27
Conventions,

Republican National, Chicago, June 8
Democratic National, Chicago, July s..
Democratic State, Columbus. June "a
and 25..
Democratic Congressional, Caldwell,
June 26.
Republican Congressional, Caldwell,
July l.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27
HM. Louis Pasteur, Parisian SCI

E NJ. Louis Pasteur, Paiisian SCI
enlist, It is said has discovered specific
for hydrophohia, by means of innocula-
ton, similar to vaccination as prevent
alive Of small pox. The persoa after
being bitten by rab,d animal may now
be inoculated by modified virus, which
takes effect in very short lime, and
causes disease comparatively innocent
aud of slight duration, but after having
which the person is protected entirely
from the more deadly malady. This is
. won,ierful step in the progress OF ex-
perimental medicine.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27

vlReISlA and New Jersey have adopt
ed the tariff plank Of the Ohio platform.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1884.

"a union Of hearts, union Of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
A union Of lakes, union of lands.
..ad the FT.Aa or OUR UNION FOREVER
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Thomas j. Twincm, Deceased

1101Ueo " 1s0"t"S q z '0'''0"'t
THB undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator of the estate
of Thomas J. Twinem, late of Monroe Coun.
ty, decd.
Dated this Soth day of April, A, D, 1884,
may6'S4t3 CS. BUCHANAN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-05-27

I Dozen Best Cabinet Photos only $3 Asss-sse
Dozen Fine Gard Photographs 81, ST SO and $2,
cording to style and finish
The Largest Stock of Picture Frames Motto Frames Al
buns, Looking Glasses &C., in the CITY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

90 rtcs % rus sHKEiFI ~ osIonD tpc>U
srAfE 90 AAi>k.
ONfORD. - Paris May iis<. A. II. f*i
rI,fIIs l. % give notic :. thN an NJ tsessy nrs
il dss OF Nav. 4 q. 49,. wsrsst " 10
solvsseg -ss isaed out o. tss csau 81 Iasol.es.
~ fhssles 4 HAT Of Parts N ssd county.
alisasri % b. "a iasoisess Debtor. al pcfmlon
81 aid u, hior shlch pciliila ~ss set % ihe
18Th dar ~ Mty, a. o. ~ IN whlch lsst
Thst the payment Of ans dettt snt The deiifefi
anil tfAnslsf Of any prufefty heloasinE - fsii
debtor o. him o. for be ase. sal the dflsefs 900
~ t.si mats wesfias - fhs tfeiurfs % sshi
Dst.sor - lirove thsif defts sci rtso.r "ns 90
~ ere Asslsness o. his estate stu h. hsit 81
toaft u insnitooey. % b. holisa 81 fsfls . ssti
4 5unts, 90 The lslh slaE 81 lasss a a. lr~ii Al
nine o'flnsk IN TIE ioref va
t.lven usd.f NJ htnd ne dsie afst shave snt
too AUSTIN sftsRNt-. nsrsty shsfia,
a. Nssscagsf - ihs sf - taselsenef, 10
-. M IIkNsfN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

music by the band. led by W. A. Abbott.
added much 10 the occasion. aud a. The
audience dispersed ell fsh tina, In the so-
tive offerings Of the veterans, the giving
OF the day by the people, and the inssfec-
tive recital by the orator, the event was
one Of worth In The local annals II Il
pleasing % observe that the audiences
which gather on Memorial Day are largely
made up Of the children aud youth. Who
arr not omitted In the application of
the true seo,imsn, Inspired by the remarks
called for,h They receive the history Of
the cause. Ia language adapted " their
comprehension, aud ars instructed In the
par, they are 10 sc, In The great work ~
united free people 10 The coming years Of
their responsibility Goa.
wEst rAKIs
Memorial service. were held At West
Paris. al the cemetery. Al O'Clock yssier-
DAY 9. m. under the o0mmand Of Mr.
James u. Barross. who I'D The services
~ the o. Ar \ delegation from 80.
Paris came 20 iolu IN the memorial service
accompanied by Rev. Herbert foss OF The
N.E Church The services being al an
early boar not solmAny were In attic aisnoe
a. otherwise would have been, but quite
a respectful gathering considering The
colduess ami esrllncss % The hour In
troductory remarks BY Mr. Barrows
prayer vas offered by Rev Mr. William
music By he West Paris Band short but
very excellent, comprehensive AMI lon.
pressiye address. ~ Rev Mf. foss, fol
lowed by the decoration OF their CON-
radcs graves by the members Of the q. 4.
X. amer which America wa played and
sung by the band. ani The assembly al
loutned The hand went 90 West sum.
nsr for service Al ouc O'Clock p m. This,
band = composed 90 noble hearted, true
fellows. always 81 their post ready for
their WORK 4 strictly Temperance band.
AT unEoN.
A. A Dwlnsli Post q A a. were here
last evening rharsiayl foF memorial ser
vices They have 80 many outs he places
b visit they arc obliged % take two days
Tor IL. 80 came hsre N. day before AMER
The service. 10 TIE cemetery and dccorsb
lug he graves. they hal sappcr ln The
chspcl. amer which the services commcnc-
81 with prayer BY Rev NJ. Richardson,
followed by speeches from Prof Mayo,
Capt. BBcknam. Rev Mr. Richardson aud
others also reading BY several o. the
academy students. te. The music ~ the
Hebron Male Qaarieite was very gooi and
appropriate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
nr..cnscr., Nnsicc.

OgsIcs 80 ruK SuEsITf 80 oxFosn sssUsft
sTAft 90 MAINE.
ONFOkD, s.i-fsrs. Mtf D.. an. ist
fI'fifs L. % ave nliice thst % ne tseatr hrt
u asV ~ MAJ y. ist,a vkuaet u insol.
ysnry sss i-sscl cut % the Coa q % insolscscI
Coz sss Couutv ~ oxfora ssaiesf 10 esisie %
N'wetM Isssu ~ 10 f.llft ~ SAIL t1un.
~ slutss.f o. b. 80 ia.aiteuf Debtor, 90 l,ettan
% ssif fslfnf whiea pstifl 80 Hlf % he flst
day OF Ntt a ~ l~sl. o. sh'ch last namet
dais ntsr~st % clalns :. o. b. nompnied that the
paymeat u any debts ani the dclivsrf aai transfer
81 suY propeftg bsiongins ~ saa Debtor, to him
OF Coz hi. and ~ delivery AL TRANSFER Of anv
PROPERTY by h m arr f,fbii9sn - iss thsta meet
ing ~ the creditors 81 saft tehfur. - prove th<r
dsbis act choose Cns o. mofs Assisnsss Of he
estate. gill be hst a. aoart 81 iasolfenes " -
holsiea 81 NE Probate cpari rom, 10 fs~ IN ssia
Coaaiy 81 Otfori. nn the D. h iaT ~ luse
a q lSss. AZ nlnc o'eioct IN TIE foreaooa.
OlFsn unief NJ had ths late nfst shove SRI
tee. AUSTIN y. stEAn>s. Depaty -hsrf.
a. Messenger Of Ne Couu Of iesplssncf iof sal
County 81 Okiord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

OXFORD. o. heard ~ Cassig C'usii'io,'''
MAJ Sssft5a. i--t
tgon ths fofsg 0.ng psilii1n ,tsiisitriofI =. -
having bsrn recflrci ihkl lhe ~ f.qnrfs a.
sibls and thai iaqairY iato the meris ~ me" ~
piirafi0n Is ekpetisnt. ..
las Orlefed hat the CoaniY l1mm..silss.'
meet al ths sfnfc of 40 iIah. m haLA.
1-ntrs. IN saId Hartford on Iuss.isy ~ IN
ID August a ~. l-~f. NJ 80 Nf pr -
A n, and thfncs proceed O - -.
r0uis msnti0oot in al rstilln Pm
ID afsf which siss hsarinT che paftif' 80,
nessrs gill b. hs1 81 soms couFsuIfni liarf N
clnIfF anf zach other msasures takea lnthf
.. thr eommls.ioorr. snail ludgr Frpfff 80 -
iaftbsf orisrsd. that aotics u ths ums, l....'I
paftoss q the lommissionsff' mfeiinf 49,.
l. sifsn % al psFsoas sni corporaiiohs 49, Il
a ~ cAasiug attsstsd copies % saii Q.tiilel j.
thu order thrs,un o. b. served u.qn ~ N.t.e
me Io~n q a Hartford. AT alsa r1stci W 70 -
publlc places IN saii tosn ard pubhstri -
seeks surrrsslFslT IN fne NhlliA -.
ocrat. nssspapfr uFintei AZ
10 the G0uuly ~ Oklofi 81
u sali publications anf each ~ ~ 80
noiics. - b. msie, served ana pnslel = 80
thlrty days hff1rr falt time ~ nfstinf y -
that 81 fefs0us aai corg0fations ual -
anf there aprsar ani she's cause. . hll ~
have. my ths prayer Of aid ptiiiioa'i' '','
aot b. frantei. .....,.. ..,.,.
A tue copy of saId Petition anl Order 'if'
Aus,f ALRERTs AUSTIN. cleI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

W. have many une- spoken % tle en-
tsrprising and successful manner 10 which
Mr.. Sanhoru. tae present proprietor. -
conduct o. The Norway Airrrfssr. and ~
notice that from week o week be- tells %
ne almost phenomenal growth OF its cir
culaiiou Les; some should imagine hat
Two such iargc ari enierpris.ng papers A.
the Afrerussr AMI nENoCEAr could 10,
alike prosper In such close proximity Ne
win depart from our usual practice. and
90 a little Dragging Tor our concern. The
past year Was TIE most prosperous The
history OF the DrNocEAr. We c0o.t not
accommodate nearly an The Advertising
presented. A. rcmuuerAuye rates, though
We issued haif sheet supplements almost
every week. and our LIST shows a good
normal growth % such a. have come 70
stay win us. thus Ear The present year
has showed q IKE good business, and
though our paper has oeen enlarged Ne
have been obliged % onsu omit columns
% Advertising which woad TOO much
crowd cur reading columns. We have
add large number Of names 20 our list
his year. AMI are expecting more ever
mall We are glad that The people Of OK
ford County are 80 prosperous that they
can support four papers a. they are now
doing. ant trus. that 10 financial crash
win Affect them 80 a. 10 neoessitate the
curtallment Of any Of their educational To-
citations. such a. The local pAPsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
STAIN 90 MAIN.

OXFORD - Cent ~ in'olFsuef. fhifi We'd
aesdsy u MAJ, 4. ID l~i.
In the matter n cuAs n. MCINTYRE, insoi'eat
nehtof.
It's hsreby or.isrsd thsi nstics be sisea 10 al
VFrsous inffrvstfi n w ssuiemfut q ne
sosouat Of ia.nd uasiirss, Astisnss u he
stoTs uamsd insnlTcut dentufs ~ gausins eppY
81 me af,isf /, ~ gshilshsd toe weeks saoeess
lssv in ne ONiofi l~morsat. . uesspapef
pfioie.l b. Parts la tah tountF thsi hey msy
spVgaT ~ IouFt % irs1lfearF - - hflf ~ Nc
Probate cuur o. "a % the hlfd WeiacssiN o.
Ilns nfkt a. nInc ofi1rt 70 ne hfenoou, All
b lsari thsfetn al ~ .frtn ihsy 80 canss
eEO. WILSON. Iuise
~ lusoitrurF tonr'. ONfori CoauiT.
Affaf COPS Attest n 4 DAVIS. kes lster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03


The ceremonies In Observance Of Memo
rial Day were assigned 10 The Afternoon,
thus Communicating those wishing q attend
a. the commemorative -Kerclses 10 The
nelghbOr.ng village 10 the morning. A
procession Of Harry Rust Post, G.. A. r.,
wildey EncAmpmeni % Uniformed fAirl.
Archs I. q. %. y, Veterans 10 carriages,
citizens and school children, headed by the
Norway Cadet Band, escorted by the Nor
way Light Infaniry, Capt W. A. Ripley,
and led ~ Chief Marshal W. c. Cole, moved
10 Rusifeld ant Pine Grove Cemeteries,
where the usual decorative eeremoniAls
were duly attended %, followed by apPro-
pirate speaking. music, etc when The pro-
cesslon returned 10 Norway Hal. making
with the assembled multitude, an audience
nlllng every sysllable portion Of The noor
snd galleries. The assembly was called
% order BY Commander l.. J. Bartlett, who
introduced the Rev. Mr. wlswell, who In
impressive manner and appropriate words
offered prayer. An original hymn. by Mrs.
Elliott smith. Dedicated % the Post. Was
read BY the Commander. As chairman OF
the occasion. The subject OF the hymn
Was the present understanding OF the
" Blue and the Grey, and We thlBk Of the
two causes whose martyrs the people re-
member wlihou, prejudice today. Follow
ing this the speaker, Mr.. stearns OF Low
Ell, was introduced. who delivered q schol-
srly aud eloquent Grafton, most h,ting 70
TIE occasion. As tribute the vslOr OF the
L nlon soldiers 10 The war Of the rebellion.
also 10 the honor Of all who have striyen
for the permanent establishment OF true
democracy a. q dxed and unchangable In
stltutlou on the American soil In brief
aud comprehensive review Of events from
the nrst settlemen, BY representative CON-
panles. OF the two elements OF society In
England In the i7th eentury, In jamestown
and Plymouth. tracing the struggles made
BY the one for dominance, and the other
for Just and equal right. down 10 the final
clash 10 the war which gave US the
present anniversary As q national legacy,
the speaker Sc, before bis hearers the glory
aud honor attendant upon the deeds CON-
memorsted In the honors the nation pays
10 her fallen heroes. whose death In the
Geld sealed the grand triumph OF Ameri-
cas- lndomitsble spirit OF liberty. MT.
stearnss Grafton vas received with close
attention, and WAS greeted at the close
with tumultons applause. The excellent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
Ns,is. sf rssisis. Zoe Discharge.
sgufe of whine.

OXFORD. - .arnuu ~ lnaolssnfF. in ne rass
q HIgAn nOp-DO>. insoiteut debtor
NTuIllI 10 hereby ElFen that q Istitoa has
~ % this tvertI ffst faF % MY, A.
lssl hssn pfe.suic.i o. faHi soun f1f al couniT
bT utHAN uOD~nON. q hsthsi, Ia NJ
tuuntT - ukluril. praying that ne nsy D. ~
creed % haFca fall discharge ron AZ his debt
pforaUie ulIlsf N ias1iFeut Act q Ne ,tate %
Malice approved February n .isi.,ani uToo sal ~
rtIon j u oflsrsi 3D. saii coau hat hearing -
hsf apaa the sams nsfass sal c1art a frotsts Of
ars IN Para. In sal roanfy % ONfofd. on Ne.inss
far tts lsIh DAY of Jane a. - ls-t, nuIne o'clors
q NJ fofruoun sni that aotiee ihereoi - pub.
pablIshe.i IN sati cuuniy q ONi0f'ii once sea-
i1f to successive -esk ite lat paticail1a O. ~
sescn days uetore the IA % tesflnE snf thAt 81
crvt tors abb have pfusrl theif dftts, AL othsi
persoas .uicresfcii, MAJ appsH ~ sai Tine .nd
place AT show canss,If any ihef have. shf . a..
cbarss shnult not 10 sfantcd slii iebtof arcsfd
90 t1 ifr prayer uf hIs Itti1n
Auest = IlEgRICk Z. DAVIS. Rss str
uf sali Court iuf sat- touniY a okfufi.
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Too PREVIOUS


Dor ths past TO or three weeks, the
Norway t..rfIs.r has besn sg.tai.ug The
question of removing tae Couuiy bald.
iuxs cf Oxford couuty A movement
looking t1 sach . chang. was male ics
year. ago. When ihs ba.ii.ngs we're In
somewhat poor repair aud ne people %
Norway orcrci % erect rev hu''diugs a.
thai zine. m iherc Was any great desire
ou the part of oar people Coz change. u
woul have heeu manifested then. Bat
me moyemeut Wa Overwhelmingly de-
isaioi When the verdict SAs theu rcn-
icrci 10 va rCnlerci Cor leugth % tine,
aud 10 l. foolish OBJ so SOFA aga.u agitAie
ne eucsilon. A. soon a. 10 Wa decided
uoi o. remove tac buili.ngs. ne County
Commissioners placed then .n thorough
rcpaIf The Coart house Il uoS a. beat
AL convenient ba.iding for H. plrpose,
A. any ln lac commonly. The la.l Is
40 ln good order, ant the is.iers house
SAT- resistance fof any citrcn % oxford
Coguty Ihe Coauiy ofccs arc couVcn-
.eut viii the exception of The PROBATE
room Which Is rather small for crowded
Acal.ugs bet such couN hc easily a.
ouruet Do thc Court House. There Is
plenty of nom .n the vaults o. accommo-
iats the recorts Coz twenty ycsrs o. cone.
o. faCt the Trcasurcrs Vauh Il occupied
ouly a. storcroom. ard - flci Via oli
iesks. chairs AMI the nke. 20 the other
vaults shoa1 oseff1s. there voud BE-
room ln th.s Goa the accumuiat.0us %
many YEAR, A telegraph Inc erected BY
me people of Paris uli, has removed an
other of thc objections against rs ioca.
t.ou. There Il not one aa'f the force. o.
lay. Iu a.ivocagug a removal of he Coln.
81 tuni.ngs which there was When TIE
as aiismqt va made TIE discussion Is
rrcnsturc ani urcalci flr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
Motto. sf r.u,is. Zoe D,sshsrss.
state nj whine.

UNIUHU- - -t0Hft % InI1IToofT n no tase
~ AININ ROss. nsnlssnt debtor
AvOTlJE IL neryuY sltea mai petition hss "a
~ tfis tssrtY nfst dsY % MAJ, a. y. i~f
Eosn pfessnisi % sah court lof taii couniFs ~
slsin Res, ~ Paris, the roantf of
oxford pfsyins that b. msy - decrcsl fail ils
rhaFFs from al ~ dctts .rfnratis unier the IL
soirent Act u ths ~tstr % Msinc approved fet
wary CO.. 80 All upon sAt fstiiun a "a oficfs'l
b. said oouu thaf . hsarag 81 hai apoa NE same
bsfnrs aaii raaft a. ffotsts Court rdsa in Pare
10 AL roanty % Otfofd. 90 "Wednesday, the
sishiescih la OF fuae. a. n. los, AZ aine
ofloek In m iofcnoon anf nat notice thefeoi -
ia hl shs.i IN ne uKiufi llsuocrsi. . nssspaPef
puhllshe.i In salf ruunty % Oxfuff, oace sea
ilr tao slcrsssiaa ucska m lat puhiieAtipn -
BE- seven days usfufe ne dsy % hearing and
hat au crrt i1fs .hY have prufci thef isuis
al other rsrsans intsrssts.i may apt~af 81 sal
place al uns All shos caass u anI thef have
shy discharge shouii aoi - CREATED "a q DEBTOR
accord ~ o. he PRAYER % hls pslluon-
Ausst UGRilIgk 4. DAVIS. krs istsf
~ AL tnaft f1f sal GoantY % usf1rl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
Notice Of Foreclosure

where's Charles 4 Frosf thea of pios = ~
CcunW 0fOxiord AMI STATE III Msine,tf hf
ssae deed dated ne frst iaF % Isn!tfi - -
lsl-, aad rclrded 10 fhs okfori hrss
DEEDS, iiolk -. pare q. conveyed - vts -
hatf. then tres.ursr 81 ne Minlstsfisi ana Il
Funi % saiI tpt1u. and 10 his sueos's y !. - II
onlce. q certain parcel 81 real estate, 49,. ~
said Dton bsinE part 81 shat = no.
n nistrriA an1 school fund lanii tnel - :. -,
loss, 10 vii Ccmnencing a. me tou,. "a /,
ner % The Usbl|c iani, 90 called. IN llt..
,asple stab. theBce westerly about On ~ 100
north, % q cedar state, futy rods mes . > 80
twenty degrees east 81 rlght angles ~ ~ ....'yst
hae hire hundred ant teeaty rods thea ~, -
snsles with the last lice ana parslel 80 49,
Ias. ferly rods o. he sast lee 81 me pan. -
thsnce s5sih tseniy degrees vsst, A. flsht -
9Th last line, al0ns The east iine OF tsA
lsnd n the place n bssianinE ..,,..s
And shefrss. The c1ndti1u % sti1 ~. -
hss been broken, nos therefore y rsss,' 80.
breach Of me o1nailion thsrcof !. keseic ~ III -
rrcssurer % the rfustses 81 ne hlssie''. : ii
school fani OF sai tpt1n, sni secc.sf /. N -
n sali Otis n. Abbot, ciain a fcref is.s.s
mortgsge ko-COt - s.'si.,efs
Treasurer OF Trustee Of
anf scb05l funi - lpl''
MAY n. issl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

MouSr MIc..-Mr. George y. Knox,
for some years connected with Tiffany A
aud Co, New York. has contributed pa
Der on The Mining Resources OF The
United States" which has been published
In q government report. lie states tia,
systematic mining for precious gems u
only being carried on Al two points 10 the
United States, Paris, Me-, aud stony Point
North Carolina. some twenty -eight miner
ais occur In the United States only. IL Is
intlma,ed that the value OF the tonrms'
lines taken from Mt Mica, Paris, 10 be
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
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srArE 90 MANI

OAToHu - -Couu ~ Insolvency. 81 We'd
nesfsy OF Ma. q isst.
IN ~ mater ~ -~-sii MI go 1f oNforfs
Iasoirrnt Dsbtor
It's hsrsty ordered, That notics b. fvsa 10
ali p<rsons laisrssisd Ia the settleneat % the
account OF fsiin Y. steam. AsIsuee 81 The
above aamci insolFcnt Debtor, ~ etusinE
eopy Of this orief - - potushed too seess,
sueoessiFeiy. 10 ne Otf1rd nenocfat nsss.
p.psr pfIaisi IN PARIS IN sart CouatT. that theI
NAV arp~sr a Court 81 Insolvency % - het
Al ths Frotns 1aau Rom 90 the - Wednes
lay of Iuar nsNf az ine o'fiork In Ne forenoon,
al - hsari ih.ssoe. at o. 80 they - esuss.
eEO a WILSON, JudEe
% InsolvsnrY Colri, Otfofi County.
Atrua rspg- Attssf "A 4 DAVIS, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

W. have received a copy Of No. 2,
Vol 4. OF "Ils Ac1isn,y Bill" issued BY
The students Of Fryeourg Aesiemy, In
which the scholars show an aptitude 10
make rs tone pleasant 10 those Who viii
place themselves within hearing. which
ihsy may DO Cor sc. year. This number
gives list o. scholars for the years ISIS
and isss. with their residences; also The
names % The Prsceptors nom i7s2 20 The
present time. A. y. Richardson. The frin-
cipsl. "a doing his best 10 Keep 30 the rep
station of this time ho1orec instituti0n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03
DIED.

IN Paus. M ii Mabel. Fouasssi tsaEtff Of
NJ ART M Charfsf saf'ani aEr'i - u 1l1s.
10 Lane Nass Mar "a. ls-l Me- lsnaa
Coilinf. sls 81 tlurr D. CliIas, faaf Ter o.
Adennc AL fnurstqu klsssn
sac uas cui iosa In ths bloom Of Ilsr g.
departed ui, llfs 81 me- AEs Of b. pea. 8 n1sls
dsJs. she len d1ri.aE hals "a n lattt "a b.
maaru her grssi loss. fisf rsnains sers br1lf,i
Pan,. al iairfrcs 10 fhf family e-nfi-fT n
bsr rfsndmotssr. NJ. saptIa Nhusmors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

wnAr Sur Dm Twelve men for dinner,
aud no bread Did she soold and freii NO.
She sen, 10 the grocer for paper OF liors-
foris Bread preparation. stirred up four
lOaves OF bread while the oven was heating,
aud In Just one honr had her sweet, white,
light loaves OF bread tilted up. cooling on
the shelf OF the pantry. No trouble AZ all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

10 the Honoratie ihe Coar r 'usu Co
i miss.oosrs 80 Ne tcantf III nki'fi Hf
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tasn a Hartford IN &c lunif n nt'nf m
state "a MA|ne. has eaT oIr i1 Iaf
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tionsf ani innabittnl ~ al flsu nI hhl
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and ftfusAi, praYs nat i0af h9nofs FoiI -
ably 10 laW m such ease mad AL lfot 70,
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