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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

xVHERkAs I.i.h N. Cobarn Of Bsshsl, Ia the
w Couaty o. oxford and state Of Maine, BY
his mortgage deed dsfed the seventh day Of
February A. ID. is-f and recorded % the OXFORD
sistry Of Deeds. boot l,s, psgs ies conveyed
20 lot 4. Coburn, . eeftsis parcel % real estate
situated 10 Rli<y Plantation 10 the County Of On
lord ssd state ofssi q, and boandsd and DESERT
Being lhe wesi half Of iot nsmbsfsd too "a
The sisth range aud me east hall Of LOO numbered
three 10 the slsth range Of iots IN ssh riley
PlanlAli1n. and being The zane prcnlses dcelsl
on the sforssaid day By .sid Los =. 70 Isish N.
Cobsrn; asd whereas saif mortgage uas daily
assigned 10 M, Hiram Yousz. Treasurer a
houst Abrsn Lodge. No. ~. OF the fadspendsnt
Order Of Odd Fellow, BY the assignment of ssid
A. 10 80 al -" ,,sss az t.s,.,r,' se5s
isi. page as ani vhessss. the e)ndltios Of said
mortgage has tDess brokso, no. therefore, ~
reason u The breach OF ne coalition hereof,
claim foreclosure Of saii mortgage.
nIkAh YOUNG.
Treas. Of Nj. Abran Lodge. No. 81. Of The iafs.
psnieat Order of Ola fenoss.
Dated Aissssii, A. ID. lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

To iutsrrtrr herbT EIrrs D. So
hat hf has trfn fuiY arrn.nte'l tT fhe n LII u
o. PROBATE TO enc luuutT 1T ntin'i 90 -
assumrf fnf trusf uf Afnln'f ri CO.. 0sInf
ANN MURPHY sfH ri fa.f 81
tounty. deceased. bT EfrE BOZ -
law dIrrffs D. therefore rIHests a.I .ffHti ,
fehtfl - ihr estate nf saHl ir'aH " an
lumsfiafs pam sni. ant thosf - .arf a. =
nanis thffrul f1 enlIUn tfs ftrT
pAlTuN IIisftE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26


The symptoms are moisture. ~
ton Intense Itching, iucrrtsfi 80
very distressing. partlculsuI M Nt -
The rectum the private pare Gro 49,
affected. m allowcd to cnnfinl" Nr rvf,r
results may fullov. "-M AM r.I
l. a pleasant, sure cure. Al, inf 49,.
saltlgheum, -call. Heal. llisiIf a'' ...
Itch. Biotch.-. ~ -caly, crlsif -. nl
lboK. ~ mail, 90. iur .. ~
sNAiNk A rD>, fhlla, "a
IivrH. KipSFr CA -rovtcH t..i -,
symptoms impurc hloal. ~
irregular appetitc, sur n.irnIHt -
baek and heart. yeilos urine ...,ff e
urinatlng, clay.colurci Stools .t' ....I. n.
desire Tor work, Chiiis, fsfrls, .f 81
Whitlsh tongue. dry COuaN, lt.I - -
doll pain In bach part. los 20 tffIf
sight for the-e truunle- "a ID f. - L
arr a SURF cure bok, I'D i.lsf M 4
Cts, for fipo. Adlires-, iIt
sO>. fhiiA,ia-. Pa. sold by nIuss
COUoHs. cons. CArsHHH. CO.'S. -
All throat, nreasi and Lang 49,. AID
b. the old established "-N At III 80
CHERRY Tho nrst dose gives f'i. ~
cure speedily follows. a CO, OF
gists -
LoxDOx HkIR REsroErE-hahAl IL, ( .
Toilet Article. Restores xfosi.' '...lf
and softness Removes Dan1fil b.
ic families ~ Great Britain enil ~
CANT dressing. Iragrantiy perm ~ 9
voflte 81 Ashton. A Dfutgisif I'i
IS cts In q. :. money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

W. arc informed that Hon }. n Roney
of Pennsylvania has been holding very
successful meetings 10 the western part Of
OHfori County Hls meetings Al Aerar
Pail. ans Browuneid were largely attend
"a. lie discusses the tNria. msiniy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
STATE or MAINE.

vxroRp, as-Court OF Insolvency. 81 Wed.
nesfsy Of August A. ID. l-st.
Issoivcnt Debtor.
10 10 hereby ordered, That notice be given 70
al persons Interested IN the settlement % the
sorount OF josiah W. Whittcn, Assignee u the
above. ssmed Inselvent Debtor. By causing .
copy OF thls order 10 Be publi<hsd tuo ue<ks,
sucosssively, IN the On ford Deaocrat, news.
paper printed In Paris IN ssh County, that thor
nsy appear q . Court Of Insolvency 10 be held
Il the Probate Cosr Room on the 81 wednes.
day Of sept. next. "a nlne ociosk 10 tbs forenoon,
and b heard thereof, And OBJECT thsy go cause.
GEO. A. WILSON, yudxs
A true oopy-Atlssli ID. q. bAvIs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
KEPRRsENTATIVEs.

The following nominations for Rrpre-
ssntatlves 10 the Legislature have been
made.
william W. whitmarsh Of Norway.
George Y. Brown Of Milton.
Charles II. Gilbert OF Canton.
william II. Walker OF Peru.
Clayton N. stearns Of Lowell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

Hos. GEo A. wusoS Of South Paris Is
b sdirss ths Blaine and Logan Cub q,
New Han. South Paris, Monday evening,
Aux. IS. Al are invited 10 attend. Give
him a good house. SO. Paris Band will be
In attenisnce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
CHURCH pluFl TU.l
auTrH NnmHa

Firsi Congregational ChurCh. lfi
gals, Pastor ON Sunday IrFi0. 49,.
~ a. A. ~ sabbath school, = ..-t
meeting. D A. ~ Yoang ffn 100
p 2. NJ prayer meeting,
prayer meeting. a. 80 r.-
Methodist Ihurch. HfF = D '' -.
On sunday, preaching sefflce,
bath. school, 10 ID, morniHa fIt.' .r u
80 49, evening PRAYER II
fue-day prayer meeting, ~
lng Friday, tir.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

Az ipEA TnAT Will rirt.r mf d
DIS -Evcfy body remembers tae h-la
1851 Giotr. which made such sftsii.i
three years ago. Il was big BE- tli tr
Sunisy. August 30, ~ Bosioa o.
launch another idea. which ~ b -lr
popular still II will b. ~. N.ruI
DIlg GLOBE % 2O02. and vii s.lF pa
women sre running the governustt a
stores. the mills. etc, etc, wh.lr me- a.
dolng The work women now i0 liE.r
bright. witty ami amusing Ever o.f
will want The Snnify Hi.if Alglsi II
% read No. order 10 tO day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

FrRNIfuRE - The immense sioci Z
new styles on hand In Chsmnff prr
sui sitting room Furniture Az fi.ass y
Canal 81. Boston, should oe sern y ~
towns people when they y.sf iah cry
We heartily recommend this asa a.
place % trade
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
wesseuscr's Notice.
ontcs or rnE snEsITT 90 OxFoED co.'s
STATE OF MAINE.

OfFfcE 90 TuE smHgIFf Of OkfokD tOCsff
STATE on MAINE.
OXFORD 80 Paris, Auxast l0.h A. ID. 1sst.
fINHIs l. 10 give >0tice thai 90 the tth dey ~
III Aussst. A. 10. lsss, . wsu4st IN lesol.
Tor ssid County OF oxford. against the estate Of
Oria r. sulss Of >orwsy, IN sad County Of
OHford. aSjaifei TO BE- an Iasolsent Debtor, ou
petition 0f cal Debtor, Which pstiton sss niei on
Inc lsh day OF August A. n. irrt, q -hich
Last named dsis interest on claims u 20 u
e,mputeds That the payment Of any debts
AID he delisery All transfer u any property
belonging 70 said debtor, o. hin or Tor MS
use, sad the delivery AMI transfer OF snI prop.
efty By hin are fOfbiddea BY iav; That mesiiss
Of Inc Creditors OF sad DestOr, 90 prove thst
DEBTS and chooss oss more Asslfncss OF his
eslsle, viii be held 1t Court Of insolseecy, 70 Be
holden AZ Probate C0uu Room 10 Paris. In sad
County, on the lfth DAP VI sept, A. 10. ll,si, a.
nine O'Clock In the FORENOON.
slyen sBder my hand the date hrsi above srit tea
ALBERT r.. BAssEf. Dspsiy snain,
90 Messenger Of the Coan OF insoitcscF TOO sAii
County Of Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

vnY Encouraging reports come In from
an sections Of oxford County. Democrats
and Grsenbaekers are promising 10 sup
por, the Republican tiekc, 10 considerable
uumhers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
COUNTY ucKTT.

Let every man take partic-
ular pains 10 procure a vote
and cast IL for the Con stitu-
tional Amendment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

a CARD.

To al sho are sursrinE non NJ 49,. ~
decty, lo.s OF msnhOod. Ac. I Oil 80 ~
that vii cure yoa, fRkk % ~ ss...i.ssT
great remedy wss discovered ~ 49, ssfslle
south Ansrics. Sod q selislifs.''.. n Ne
n the raw. JOsEFm T iSNAsi se
lork CIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

Hon. Perry Belmont expects 70 stump
Maine for Cieveland--Er
SO Il seems that al he Millionaire bank
ers are not for Blaine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
sTATE 90 MAINE

ONFunu. a. Mach w. 10
IersousliF sIIearei tsfurs me Airlinf n. his
he ne H. Ilanf snf made oatn thsi 80 dos
not Huow The residence 20 ~ III ife. ani thaf
- hts ussi reasonable dilIireece q ascrftain
ths zane TuOs \ nKipsuAM
Iua 80 81 tn Tea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

SNrY-oSE independent Democrats. Al
watertown Mass. formed . Blaine and
Logan Club. last wesk. and intend to oP-
pose Cleveland % the end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

Srwut Corr OF Mexico. Who WAS one
90 the original Grcsnbsckers % oxford
Couaiy. publishes letter In this paper
tcuouncing the recen; manipulation Of
hat party BY few political managers.
ne Is not alone In obiecilng % This merg'
log % ne Grccnhack with the Democratic
party Five years ago, The GresnbAek
party % oxford County Vas = Vigorous
Organization. dlctAiing nominaiions b The
Democratic party. Today The Gfcensaek-
ers are represented 90 The fusion county
tckst By Only tWo men who can BE- called
Grccnhackers In The language % some
straight GreeuhAckers. fusion done 10
The Grsenback party has been sold cat 70
the Democrats. Those Who hoped 10 ac-
compllsA something through this organiI-
stion must s-e that they now have no al
tsruative They must vote either Tor the
Republican OF the Democratic County
ticket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
sto. N. WATKINS. Editor and Proprietor,

r..x. Yearly sub.rriptions. tia NJ paid
.frlrfiV in a.lvgace ctherwiso. tloC per ycar
single copies. ave ccnts
ApvNHFIsEuNxfs An lcEal ADVERTISEMENT
- rINen tnrco consecutive lnsrftluns tnf 60
pgr Inch IN lrnEth 81 column. i'ropAte ne.lcee
Inaarir.l a. shove fur - each, ehcert t.e-e
r0lallnE o. il0al IsIato. wniCn arr -. -.
special contracts ma.lC vim iocai, IAil-ient ef
yearly advertisers
Ioa Fnfxrf~d ne Oxinri ficuccrat ,'iiee
l. eel sfl1rko.l wIfn uGu uafUfAls ~ Aet.
~ 100. III rl.ln "a nnry JOB rrinunE A
gxuerIenca.i lob printer u alsays I'M N ONE,
~ ~ cur rrs..l.s arr rlu ~ stran. - 90
.lIarantes prouuf an ssiislAcioff WA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICE

Thlt l. q Inform ny psirons tlt a
ll hsalih. shall b. obliged D. hf s.''
affs i0f the neat three 90 iclr sfft. ..tf.
M. Paris. Juy =, "a ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
col ALDES's BLUFF.
ArAKEE FoR MS BErs ToUSp, BUr HE
BACKS DOWN.

In the Boston Hsraid. OF last Tuesday.
there appeared a letter from Is correspon-
dent a. Augusta, In which II WAS stated,
oy The way OF Illustrating the confidence OF
The Democrats In that part Of the country,
that Col. Darius Alden, one Of the leading
Democrats OF the city, Was going around
on the streets Offering 10 BET anything from
slOO % 20 $4,000 90 that Cleveland would
carry the country. Boston business
man. believing he saw good chance 10
invest on political cultures, went prompt
In 20 the Hsrdii Office and requested that
Colonel Darius Alden be asked TO let him
In personally % the extent OF VI 300 90
wager, and added that he had friends who
would cover the balance OF =, 800 90. The
Herald forwarded the Boston gentlemsns
Offer 10 is correspondent Al Augusta fri-
DAY morning. he went 10 the HsTaid ONCE,
prepared 20 deposit his OIL 800 OO, when the
following letter was handed HIN, which
explains itself
NAME BUREAU 90 SEws
OF THE bosrOs nEksLD
Augusta. Aus II l-,a
bear Sir your letter relating 10 the wager
down. lie vAs blufing
W. @. wnIrNAs.
We cannot regard the practice OF betting
on elections. or on anything else, a. whole
some, but As many men will bet on cleo
tiOns. 10 l. . significant and noteworthy
fact that Colonel Darius Alden's prudence
Is being very generally Initiated by the
wager-makers OF Democratic proeliylties.
In Boston betting circles no bets are OF
fered on Cleveland unless big odds are Of
fered. IL Is felt that only miracle can
save him now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

IN seems that The Argus vas no, - very
bright. aNer al 10 has been foolci BY
ne semblauce % things Dr. |. FwErcu.
editor % ths Ciri.ilaa Mnor. has recently
been on tour o. insPeotion, With the Cum
bcriard sheriff Ne az What looked Ike
op,n hars. counters. with glasses, dccsn-
ters. BOTTLES and ne nke. Bat the bottles.
dscanisrs ant other vessels ana not contain
drop o. trink They were for show
merely. No liquor was oPcniy exposed.
and things were not Nhat they seemed.
when ne Argss again atseftis,s The liquor
saloons % Portland. 10 Nil DO vel 10 have
ths coo,is sampled AMI not fool an uusus-
pcciing Pgblle With empty bottles or bar
r,i of "kcrossne. AMI water Favored With
chloride % lime" We shall puhlish Dr
warrens report % This trip. usrt week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

TuE Democrats OF South Paris raised a
Gag. last Tuesday evening There WAS q
large cruwd N sttsudAnce-probably two
thirds q then were Republicans Ma.
u. n Hastings o. Fyeburg. showed his
subt'ety BY calling Tor cheers for the Old
Gag. regardless Of the names painted upon
IT, 90 course al joined, AID made quite =
no.se NE then called for cheers fcf the
candidates. All the Democrats responded
ne bsst hey could A crowd aled New
Hal 10 Oii Fellows block Ani listened 70
remarks by A. ;. KlmoAil. csq % Norway,
ard Hon. ID r. Hastings u frychufg NJ.
Kimbau made an enthusiastic spceCh, pre-
dlctiug that Cievciand would b. elected.
Both speakers usct The old Arguments that
the Republicans hsd become corrupt and
therefore should be- tarusd out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
NEWS or THE WEEK

Saturday; Forty persons wei, =.
rested IN Mexico, On a charge Of tr..'.
able oonspirAcy.-The city q AL.
MINI was Almos, entirely DESTROYED
fire loss over 100000. y
Monday; The ho,,es, Day of,l.n
son ; ll5e in the shade was rspor.t !.
Hanover. ". H.-Gen Boiler. -.
Of acceptance Was published. -V,,,
Clemmer. the well-knosn sr,,, ~
newspaper correspondent, died
Tuesday: Gov. Cleveland's l,,,,, =,
acceptance Was given 10 the pgble-.
was brief document Robert Re-.
purchased the ,roiiing mare Mad N
Coz $4,000 --OBnen's e.frg, -.
prohibited from travelling over ID, y,
ways Of Massachusetts, bseauss q, 80,
bad the glAnder.
Wednesday: The Spngus p,o,.-,
AZ Augusta was sold ~ auction. -,
cot 81, 600. 900 brought 600 .000-
Mr. Hendricks letter q iccsp,af,, ~,
published Il contained ro dcclan,s. =,
principles. being merelya formal card Z
acceptance. Seven boy, were iro.,,l
at Albion y. v, BY the up'e,ilns o. r,
boat.
ThuniAy: Gen Logan spau f,
10000 people a. Battle Greek. ",
seven men were smoihefti lasb.r.
ing mine AZ ShAmokIa. IA.
Friday; Gen. l.. =. WALKER. Coz.
federa,e secretary Of var, iei-us
United States steamship Tailapoosa -
run down and sunk In Vineyard Sls.l
two lives were lost-Ths ,hl.lr
storm throughout New E,s.arl "a
quite disastrous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

Ma HASTINGS. amer TALKING aooot an
hour. Al south Paris. the other evening,
summed 1p somewhat A. follows "iSish
The tarlf was an issue. 10 this camPalgn-
bet 10 l. not There Is bot one Issue viii
you have an honest man or = rogue for
President, turing The neSi four years" II
i little dangerous for Democrats 10
preach ths, doctrine, 10 Maine. II there
Is no other issue. State pride and The per
souAl popularity o. Mr.. Blaine In Maine
win iead thousands % Democrats 10 vote
Cor hin. Perhaps Nr. Hastings himself
considers Blaine the honest nan, and
CleveiAhd the rascal II seems ihs,
CievelArd became sheriff Of bis County
Cor What be could make and hls fees were
80 excessive and Illegal, ,hA, they could
not pas he auditors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

VIZ have received SO. D. Follof
"Nains Historical lai Gss,l' lI nr..
ier. quarterly, Published By IS y Va
son. Portland, Maine. The name n IL
publication indicate. H. fs.i i1i o' ,,,,
The current member Is elegantly pf.s.
BY u. Thurstou a Co. iu c1rteus q
cluic q sketch of the King fem " 70 Ma,
with a portrait Of william k.rg 600 n.
Governor willis Paper. ali rsa1fy
historical documents The .14rnA sios
issued At y pr year or ol csr,' p,ftl-
Der.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
MARRIED.

IsPr,. Ass Iih. D, ~ 4 nli,i y, :
s,arbiri Of rHs, srd Mrs. h"iN'
nueihsh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

TENrERaruEE last NEm Ar fAN-
Sandsy. C2e, clear Mondiy 70 car
Tuesday. a, clesr, woine.iiy re-;
foggy Thursdsy. % e clsaf Ffiiy ;l;.
clear, Saturday. O. , clear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

IARD PHOTOS OIL Is per pct,a. - so
u e8oo per Dozen. fiuishsd !i - ,eF
81 In Maine Plain, unhaishfl
.. q. CHASE, "t's'---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

The falihfai echo ofEng Ish sealzs-t
the y y TImss. fnfs c1.i comfort r a
IL efoft. for Cleveland ifntr.Y Irris
reports from an the ch.efc.trs Hfi.e ,as,
try a. % the betting on tir Pee trtr
ani nnds that the oils have ..en sirli II
In Mr.. BlAinos nyof. aui average i.0l
100 20 s0 against Cieve.tri ffe1 us
sports have 20 faith in the il'es ho1-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

The As.un Mes'las ~ the osnri coaty y.
az N. Natal Fire fnsufasce tompsnf, OH 10
heldsn 81 orsasi Hall. september ssclaf. 81 tea
o'clock An. N. GEORGE. secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

wEArs Informed tia, Clayton NJ Stearns
Of Lowell. has been nominated a. q osnti'
dldaie Tor The Legislature. Mr. SteArns Is
a vel educated. entsrpr.slag young man.
lie belongs N patriotic family. Tseniy'
two members Of The S,sarns family u 10
veil. enlisted during The war. Four fAmi-
lies sent four sons. each. making sixteen
OF these twcnty-tso.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26
"a a. WufrnA>.

Dear sir Your letter relating % The wager
vas shown Colonel Alden to-day, and he backs
down lie was blufnng
lOurs Truly,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

.oNYORD. sst-At I1su 20 rrotsis bsid A.
Paris. siu,ia anf o. tne CouutY Of nsiori,
90 ~ thIff Tuesday - Az a. u. i.et.
atHEflI- \. DulE. ENerafef On tn~ -
tais ofChaf.ss A Aha, laif OF hurtn.ii "a saii
TountY dassass.f hsFiag pffssatsi Ia a. qua ~
aimInisiraiinu ol the ssiats ~ sah deceased 90
all1saaefi
Orisrr.i nat san fsscstor s.re notice 70 an
rFrs1HH iufrrrsfcf. hT CASING rurY % this -.
'ief D. b. rublIshe.i tnrcs serks sueccssiFely IN
~ osfari Nrrn.-cfai rfInici a. Pads matttsI
mar arprar 81 coan cd ffutaif % ~ held AZ
faf.s, IN saIi CuuntT, % ne thirt fussisr 4
SEPT. usst ID uns u'clork IN he fQrrnonn, ana
show cansr 10 49, ttfY have, ~ N SANE shosii
not b. slioHoi -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

OXFORD, At q Cssrt % Probate lheii a.
Paris within ani for The 'ouniy q otfori
on the third Tuesfar OF Aus., A. ID. tsrf
JOHN ~. nOusk admIuisifatof "a tie estAts
q lluirs ". Hodge, lsie q Canton In s.if toun'
~. deceased. having presented hts ac'surt ~ al
ministrsloa % M estate % ssii dccctsei iof a.
l0ssnes
OHpFaHD, that said AiminisuAio give rotoe
10 al pefsans Interested b. causing copy % tbs
order 10 b. published thre weeks succFsstFciy In
the Okford Democrat, saesspsper pfintci Al faf'
i. thst th~v nav spre.r Al : Frobsie sonrt d -
held AZ Paris, IN ssld county.on the third fuceiay
81 sspt nstL az line O'Clock IN the forenoon,
All sho- esnss, a any thsy have, shy ne sane
should not b. allowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-26

TIE subsefiher hereby give puhie Office inst
b. has trea dulT apfr infei ~ th~ honorable
Juafs Of ffobste iof ~ touniY cd Oktoui, aai
la.umed the trust Of Adm ristfai9r ofthe Estate
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-18

railway depression, depression more especially
felt by the Union Pacific system, owing to the
construction Of competing roads and the preva-
lence of rate wars. Including requirements Of
company's sinking funds and all liabilities to
government, the surplus income OF the system
applicable to dividends amounted to 5.22 per
cent upon the eompany's capital stock The
earnings Excluding the st. Joseph & Westerly
were $26 957, 494; expenses (excluding the ST.
Joseph q Westerly SIS, 682 70l; taxes Excluding
ST. Joseph g. Western) 1922, 500; surplus earn
ings of the entire system, $40, 452, 230; income
from investments, outside the system, $619 GIL
expenditures. $7,276, 218, which, deducted
from the surplus earnings and in
come leaves 50, 795. 628 Deduct United States
requirements, and add the amount received from
the trustees under the Kansas Pacific consoli-
dated mortgage on the interest account and
balance Of SO, l79, 704 applicable to dividends,
remains. The fixed charges of the Union Pacific
system including an estimated allowance for
taxes and payments to the United States, under
the provisions of the Sherman act amounts to
$793, 900 per month; during July, therefore, the
latest for which returns have been received, the
net income of the company, over and above all
fixed charges, was at the rate of more than IL
per cent per annum on the company's capital
stock 1t is proper to add that the earnings Of
the summer months are always much larger
than those of the winter months.
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Pickinrs from the Courts.

Louis O. Winanx, to whom she was married at
Edinburg Ind, in 1874, alleging cruel treatment
and failure to provide She also asks custody
of their two children.
James Finn wants 81 400 damages from Jacob
P Wade, on account of personal injuries received
by him in the fight at the State house grounds,
last month, in which Wade cut him with knife.
w. G. WATSON has taken Judgment against
the Encaastic Tile Works for SIG, 3os, on notes.
Judge Adams yesterday granted Lucinda
Gesendorf Divorce from George E. Geisen-
dortf, on proof of abandonment and adultery.
She was also given $1,000 alimony and the
custodyof their child.
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state Fair News.

The Greenfield band has been employed to
furnish the music for the State fair Their bid
was the lowest received. The band is one of the
Oldest in the State, having been organized in
1863
"Applicationsfors space are coming in upon US
faster than we give them attention, re
marked Secretary Heron, yesterday, in speaking
of the prospects for the State fair, eand think
we will have to holler huff before the first of
next week. The demand for space from per-
sons desiring to make exhibits, he says, is I'M
precedented The fair opens on the 30th inst,
and preparations for the exhibit viii begin on
the grounds next week
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MIR. seaton,s BURGLAR.

Four suspected crooks were arrested on the
charge Of vagrancy yesterday moruins, with
the hope of capturing the burglar who broke
into the house Of w. d. Seaton, Monday night
Mr. and Mrs Seaton called at the station house
to see them, butfailed to recognize any Of them.
Mrs, Seaton is now quite sure, from the view
which she had Of the face of the burglar, that he
was man who had called at the house day or
two before his visit OF Monday night, and asked
for something to eat His conduct at the time
was regarded as rather suspicious. and shsis very
sure that the man who first came to the house
as beggar was the ono who aftcrws,rd came as
a burglar.
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State Ticket.

GovnRNoR-wHLLAM H cALKINs, of La Porto
county
I1EUTENANTeov ERNoR-EUGENEH BUNDY, Of
Henry county.
sEcRErARr or stare ROBERT MITCHELL Of
Gibson county.
AUDlToR OF srArr-BRUcE CARR, of Orange
county.
TRrAsuRER OF STATE ROGER R. sHIEL, of
Marion county.
A7ToRNEY GENERAL WILLIAM G. WILSON Of
Tippecanoe county.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CoURT, FIFTH DISTRICT
EDWIN P. HAMMOND, of Jasper county.
REpoRTER SUPREME CoURT-WHIdAM M.
HOGGATT, of Warrick county.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
BARNABAS G. HOBBS of Parke county.