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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Dress Goods.

Can we not truly say that our Silk
and Dress Goods Department is the
most popular Of any store in town.
Why! The clerks are always polite
and attentive; they have large and va
ried stock to show you, embracing the
latest novelties, and our prices must be
low or our trade would not be so large
and constantly increasing.
This week we wish you to notice our
csc Elegant Black Gros. Grain Silks,
which are the same goods we have been
retailing at Sl.60. Elegant, rich and
drcssy. Do not let your chance pass by.
90c-Our Black Brocadsd silks--all
pure silk. These goods have been re.
tailed at $l.65.
$1.OO-Our line of $l.50 Colored
Dress Silks, in the leading shades, is
placed before you.
58c-One thousand yards Of all
wool, 46.inch wide Shoodahs, that we
have been selling at 81 90.
Ask us why this reduction.
45c-Double-width, all-wool Black
Cashmeres, same as our 75o grade.
14 1.2c-Half- wool Plaids. in beau.
tiful combinations, being the 25c grade.
ShOes.l
I. We sell our shoes from 500 to $3.50
per pair cheaper than our ncighbors.
The bulk of our goods are manufactured
for as and we know what they are.
This week our Shoe Department will
work wonders.
Our Calf Skin Cable Screw Tipped
Shoe that we sell at sl.75 will be sold
for 75c.
Boys and Girls Shoes that we sold at
The Revolution Sale still G,
\ great, the values are bett
ing, the articles are
endless and the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
County Physician.

nAsuAlzl BUILDING. upsAin Rsssdsa~
q: ssss as- = s:, = z !. !. 1'ss-l's N.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
ma Alios H,sgin4 u D.

o0ss ~ nsua1.aap-Na 1s Tsgs s>vss4 u
49, 81 !. g. 60 49,. sssN ~ = y = ss5e
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Domestlcs.

We do not bait you on muslins and
scalp you on the next article. We have
honest brands at honest prices and sell
them lower than the spider vebs.
Our 4so table linen, splendid value
at 90c, $50.
S5c buys dozen alllinen napkins,
hands me patterns.
SGc q dozen checked napkins, all
linen, worth 7Sc, 25c.
The best linen damask towels ever
sold
Oar for 20c all linen damask
for 600 g
for Csc {" :"
3for 81 I"
towels excel and arc revolutionary in
price.
Remnants of all kinds on our Centre
Tables.
Parasol. At sss per cent. less than
rauu1ar urinsa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

- 1ZsD0@,
~ 70 AlA.sN susss' .s~ nssas wor,a
osasrubssr 81 81 4inas 4 wssd
sAxx. EkR AM peop1 SzszuRR xAps
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Dr. Joseph Kurtx
J. Hannou, II D.,

No ~ Main s,zsst. eppsass Baker Block
agEys snd ar dissaass treated win TIE esrs Of
spsuiAlisk apx2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

Notice u hsrshy gives that N the suls owa.
sr Of the nGht 70 - Psetyr cssshn>sa Fire
rroof Enete neaf Paint aua tat no psEsoa b
nv permia11oA ~ A11enticn ~ bsn cHlloA =
~ tAct ~ shell pAnk1h. Chns, X Hulburd
md Henry Meyers ere pefng ny paxnt and sr
eneegsd " peinting roofs IN this cIty with The
sane -. y = n1e1q ~ psssous ~ tnsy
Atd Dsfa1 ~ ~ fahall Dslleul1s n Dssssns
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

Two or thrss ranchss Prics 80 ooc 10 $4,000
9tnts net annual income. tosltion. water right.
stc Also tznue q from =. 90 to 1000 Acrss
9. n. MORTIMER
AttsguugA&-Lay. n. T,upas nlose. Lna An
usAsA cal ns1ea
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

Everything property
on
the
Dr. Edgar directly north These full
laid with making
and located street line and within dnos tho
judges 4. eoaosds that the p lying bws the two great ooughfares
will
and win always receive psdncs seys property in other directions;
anddon forgetth he o
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
Thursday, April Sd, 1884, at II o'clock, Sharp.

pucha following popular
delivery foonact balance months without interest
transferable and holder will i've Decd Of balance Tho usual
msnt All State city and county taxes will b paid By present owners The tits
o'clock o. We will be pleased to
this those who wish 70 vsw IT, and will also give information upon
inquiry. "a ~ =.
the LEADING auction Of -N4I .
NHoXEs9& - EIE1E.D.
Au(JxH0urDHR0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE, isl NAM srRErr.
ofass Hous-e " II a u, l 70 and 70 Q
.M
Rssldsnos- -EAss do Of Main ssrsst, below
Trn mfktf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
WANTHD 10 PURCHsH.

Mary Ann P1plsy. your fAthsr died ON March
NanAino immsdiAssly. WILLIAM JACs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

o. mr N,rSr STATS ruurmsNCr An.
ANCE


lte aaunsi meeting ofthe Nain, State Zen
urrsncs Auisnro uM nT tcll m oariincf.
WEDNESDAY and rrursiaY Ian uan1tL
MS ali D. a session OF uuusual Interest,"
s.ing o. ns si,s sois 2 ns N
the asakeuing cfthc people % ~ importanoe
OfalorfIuTth a. amrnlmenfto M Nunsltuiion
iorsver prohitlnng ~ mauunCturc imQcrtA
rurrosrs To Ailkucc vas urmci 90 units
temrCranCe uCn AMI women Cf az churches,
-frmTfuanca Orranlrsflnus and parurs IN asTN
tematC erort o. surrrc- ~ tram m Aco1el
e. AMI o. socks o. employ even igiumaie
anI r~rnsrnaI'r insfrumrufaiiiV fo accomplish
tt.s mora arf CHRISTIAN eul Ncariy 80 tun
lrui prominent men nm Na'nD tncililnf ~
too nf a. ANIanrn anI s.nrr ftru many have
Inlnel m f1f movement freiluE n o. D. "tae
rrcat ucud Ufte nulr-
ne Alliance vIn mcrtstlnr n wcines
As. AM 81 listen o. ~ anuua atircsscs
ssvefai prominsni speakers from oai Of ~
stats ar .treCiei anl uany spFakers I'M ne
stats all D. present AM pariclpsfe iu thc n
srCises AmonE the sreakrr ctrectcl srs ~
fouosnr Rev ur hOrchfsfer. krT Nc M.
cI Nnai lNa. Erfa b "a nakemans . NJ
inure ~ y ~ hser end menl ".1s,
tsranl worthy Ctlrf remrlar tursl M y
~ - stevens rrrs fruf of o. state "a q I
a.. MM Dana. president of uc ,tAte tfmpcf
N||N "LL.|."H NJ M 49, HL.""A -.
l~ntrnIanf of IlFenIlc Temple eui cHei
rroulnrnf uurkCra have sErUCi o. D. prs
CnL
Arranremrnt. have hrrn made for seveu'
aflrfssfa On aIiIurn fo fnr usual business o'
m oariInsr people A. notel for theIr go.
Cruua Hospitality. AL nN CutEaNor % ITO
rit0 Or an nhO may g. to thr elianco a
committee has netu appointed ln each cllfcl
o. provide rufrrflinmrut AMI thg Gardiner
Alliance having entCuIUI n unAnlmols ln
Nlfaflun o. fno state Alliance tn noAi o. a.
uual srssinu or Naf place NUI o. Nl in ~
uuurr o. make ere mrUfIuH n rranH succs ~
fnusn Nho prefer 20 10 su can obtain accou
mnfafluus al ur lFans ana ur innneun DO
tels ~ special afrs ne uslN rri1Ctnu 90
farr iur tlr uUlnI trr uI he given nT -
mIIrnIIa 10 UaTNlIlara sNN urhi WreAi
IssuT 81 tnIs Iarrr AL DESIRING uUo rufrf
faiunuEuf 10 once Apply o. Rev I laNN
nkrtiurr, enclosing n pusfal carl Or rrT.N
InurUuUI AMI fUWNNUauNN urENnINANuuH ar
invited o. send IelrEatTs. AL al a. can at
tenl arr earnestly tuNltUi o. ~ so
isEkrf lrCn furtian1
o. kINsuN. ~cT1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
SrArT TENPERANCE SOCIETY.

Iha annual mectinE oftha state ItmpcrAnce
aorIrfv uNI b. Eah "a tuion Han. AuEusta.
an fha en- ard en- Cf February urnt Ommeu
Inr ~ oNluck a m ON ne an
Al rnr nnNI ~lptImnNr tInCNons NE nrolia
- ~ lrrIIa b. ihrIr votes uhcfter 90 nof an
amrnImrnI 60 car CousfItuflun shall D. aiuIl
"a urDFrr NrhINllnE tne manuArfule an
Ale OF mfINICaflnE tluuu I'M haiur
Ihn Interests Of thr cans Ni Temperance
rnrUurrulr rra cnInfrV rClIlrC Naf tIc prop
u.IfInn sfaII b. adopted b. alarlU malurifN.
Al a. annual mrrtnE. mE ekprCiei hat
rueasnrcs NI D. akcn % prinE Ne lmpIt
urUrlU
All trmrrr1ncT ufu AMI women hruuEtult
n STAT ar CrnilUV invited t1 attend
n usua auanErmcnt HhNc male mrtai
rrr rn Co.. mIinoa.s
IA. I~nIAHurruN
M NkNnAfI. 60
nu~uIt "
III ~ NTNUNrnN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
LAWYFR.POFT.

A. Ne AT ia the Ayu, ohoe. last
Thursday. chatting ~i,h NJ T. ; "a
god. the city editor, = god appearing
man. aPParcnily Abog, ,Aiiiy-sve years
Of axe catered, carrying an armfal Of
o. shee, music. Tie was Introduced a.
n. NJ. Sylvester, ESQ., Attorney a. Law,
Portland. The music be carried va .
rev song, jas, Pubhssed. and entitled,
"Alioe IN Cone TO Thee" NJ. Sylses-
ter wrote the .ong. and the music wa'
composed BY J. L. Gilbert q Bosi'n.
l. Is Published by White, Smith 4 Go,
Of Boston. and 5 ia;ead,d for Tenor OF
Soprano The words are very fair, and
musical Portland PrOaouneos the cir very
attractive Singular,y enough, jus, aaer
this inisrview. We turned 70 the daily
Rr,s. and ioand in 10 The following poem
by the sane author lie i surely a law
yer-poet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

WuFRkAs lrcemsn n ulirhlns. titt offnf
hurF. on ~ 0luufT OF uNfrrl AT sfafr of
NAM ~ ~ mnrt<aar le~i tafrl ~ fTgfh
faY OF N1Frm,rr Al 1871, al rtCnfini m o.
FRI "a esirru uiafflrt EfE'suT n rfs. hHHk
e. faEe 90. couffTrd q Gee Nehrhhif uafr1int
"a ur1Ftirt cf a. uriaad 10 "a ltri Hlrtfrd
In sal ffTetar al GuHs1a a. ne Caro- 1r NJ.
80 fHs anf wrrrrrr FHfi MrnIfanl0 NnIrnInf.
asaigucd s1ii auf trauffCfrrf ssi m1rffagf def
Ne uctf tfsrrhY srrartl and ~ hrr rsIf, toe
arI Infsrssf In al o. al rial estate o. NaHn
WAkrr q tnFcll in asit NouuiF A. Nf BE- iffi
Of a. rrufrf dated NcFfuhfr f. A u isN ed
recarfsl u 80 Hrrisiv. hrok ~. prrC CO.. nnT
arpsara IN atrrCas tc c1aII.n q fa1 uMf.
EaEs L. tfrkfu. rrs fhfftlcfe hT fras1n 81 &c
brclrh 20 re oorIlu1u thereof fnr fIi Wa
cr clriu q lnrcc'1Hurr rf HHI mHlfEaEr
iauuav o. A o. tsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
nnITIARl

Died o. last Hiram. Dan. iith, OF Para
Mr. Tira A Greene. aged 81 wears. 0 m.aH
days she va che siio~ oi hon Re-
Greene of Portland. me- author oi srn
snumlr. ciIfor AMI icailng rr'lH
the Eastern Argus. and i1umcr -c-f0tr
state. uno dird some mrfy years agn
cdllrcn. Dr. Charles ", 81 Cornish
daughter. thc wlr of De- ID. o. iaur
FuehnHg. iIei some years fiuce, ieaf
Roscoe 90 Greene. ofEasi Hiram ha
lY carrl Cor Der to the enA Mrs. nrrr. fa
anir of urfnci taste. cultivated un t
dIgnIfef manners. anl hls been Or
yrars a worthy member ol tno lfsf d.
Churrh IN Portland Being of ri Ili'i
sum'ng nature. and possessing r. I'd
-ho has pas.ci n tae calm serenity oi
thc evening of a long, ari useful Nia
slc plssri through the lafL vale 90 sha
Into &C. brightness of et.mai morning
firHnffIr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
NAME GENERAL HOSPITAL


We have before us The annual report
u the Directors q the Maine General
Hospital. locAied a. Portland We srs
surprised 10 ~ - large a number Of pa
tien,s enrolled from Oxford County, and
more surprised Al the mssgTeness q con-
tnbutions from Ox6rd County. During
the pas, year nine,een patients from o.
ford County werc treated a. the hospital
The contributions consisted % a dollar
sunday collection from the VI. r. Church
a. North Nesry and a pair Of crochet
slippers. fan. picture card. and dessins
pisces from Miss Jennie bean Of Den
mark Among al the doaAiions q sheets,
shirts. dressing Pisoes. clothing and mon
ey. this j. al there i credited 10 this
County The charity i a noble ne. and
though Oxford County took an active and
generous par, in establishing IL. il seem
A. though Nc should BE- doing more nov
particularly when the number q our pa
TENT i considered "A annual free bel
can be maintained CO $4,000. and osI
people could. without half tying. con.
tribute that sun fr an Oxford Count!
nee bed. Who Nil be Ere, TO star, saei
. movement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

TIM Toapsraac, Record j. a
monthly Journal, Published BY Brake
s. Co. Belfast. a, one dollar Per lcn
Those who wish 10 knos what tae 0la
TemplAFs are doing and to keep
on the Constitutional Amenlr.,
should subscribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
NEWS or THE WEEK.

Saturday Speaker Carlisle refused d,
have bis name mentioned In the Ken,o,..
Senatorial contest.-lt.O0O men A., y
work on the Psnsms cana.
Monday Dr. Thomas nsll0vay. "a.
famous PIN and ointment man. dled. a.
"A years, and worth $1,000. 0O0-S,.
tor Edmunds was chosen President o. n,
senate.
Tuesday Henry ID. Paine vas ele,.
senator from Ohio.
wednesday DIR. Gilman, q proulb-~
physician % Portland, died, aged -
Electoral count btu passed The Seuat.
THURSDAY n. ". Rockwell was slee.a
10 Congress In the twelnh Mas. Dstrr
20 an the vacancy Occaslonei by n0s C
n. ROblnson's election A. Governor Rsi.
well Il a Republican.
Friday The steamship City of Cols..
hos, plying between Boston AMI SavLrsr
was wrecked on the coast near Nara.
Vineyard, and 100 persons persisted. nut
Of them being residents % his Sal
The steamer Vas rated As q ofths 81, ,
the service. and the loss l. ssl0.0N-
The Mexican treaty bli failed . pas ,s
senate bv one vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

Ma. CHAs. A. HEnsn. son ol Ala
Herey. Of South Paris. has becn engis
by 2. INwaA a Co. wholesale jsFt'
ers a. Chicago. a. book-keePe- an l',
ier lie has removed hi, family .rr
South Paris 70 Chicago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

JDUor wuLsoS presided a, the Probate
Aad Insolvency Courts, las, Tuesday aud
"Wednesday in a very acceptable manner
He had considerable business before him.
Among those doing business in the Courts,
we noticed Hon. r. A. Frye Of Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

"Nian wants Bat ntt'o here bel1w m
a bottle OF Jafglns Tar Syrup Is au
those "llttio wants, 10 Pc ~0uli pr0t
himself from ihc many Us that arise '
severe coughs and coils. T. T. IT,
sole agent ior South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

Pfogcfbisl sayings are thc oligron
observation aul experoncef NteNIs f
ths remedy knlan al. JafNlns Tar ~
n has been used Tor thirty years ani On
Who have tned ii arr bed 'n ihcif pr
of is merit T. b. Holden. druggist
Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

Ina CoUEr HoUsE has been treated 10
a coat Of whi,ewAsh. slightly tinted With
blue. and q border placed around the
Court Room. p relieve the bare appear
ance Of the walls. The Grand Jury
room has been fitted with an OPen stove,
and O,hsr~i.s put in good order. The
Commissioner intend 70 have everything
ia readiness fof the March Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
DIED.

IN Nesy. Ne. 81 Colssnpl1a Mo- tiaH
hagil. AGED p pears.
IN south Paris Dccember -. isI. W. a
W. bieklotd, ssei y ycsfs ' monihf. e. r
IN Hebron. Jaa. N, n sImlll Duifr 90
- fcafs. nnn 3 moufha.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
Now Advertisements
NOTICE..

ne subscrI6srs wlshlnx % ushe a eashae a
lh1ir hnslnesttn ne spring vCuit Wy tc.Fet
fullt iaxIs 81 t1fr custcmefa q sftNe AZ e.
Coasts between ~ presont tins tnftfe q = "aj
Of Ma usnf aut muth cbtEe.
Noan Iespea follr.
ANDnkws A IlRiiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
NOTICE.

To an shom n may concern 1.-THE sunrcr.
bcf. shall Couiinuc % run my "~itlcplnuf.
carriage non So Paris 90 TIE NorHal .he,
-hon. AMI o. a. bualnuss at nay old stand. in
Livery a. usual. REGARDLESS ~ reports that af.
\. MASON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

ITO err Is human, hut . provide
home with a bottle ~ Jadsius Tar So
]. only o prove your good sensc ID
Holden, South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

Ma. II. ID. PURINroS. formerly Of An
dover, = nos locai-d At South Esstou,
Mass, manufacturing shoe heels. We
have received samples Of work done BY
the Ross Heel Co.. which l. his eOaeern.
some Of the heels are made Of wood. COW
cred with strips Of waste leather. 9th
srs ere made wholly Of leather. and are
fastened 10 the shoe through the top.
We ore Informed that this Is the hni
eOaeera which has ever Manufactured q
finished heel OF the boot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

ITWfunAriAH Las VIVA At ~
SUNDAY. -to clear Moaday, re csr
Tuesday. &c. clear wciaesday "a
clear Thursday, 30 cloudy frllsy s:
clear; saturday, i0s snow.
v,LuAnlK PRorEHU FoE stiE-u
property % the Paris mn Mrg Co. sr
sale. II consists % baldlng., mtcl.sru
tools. scssoaci lumber, iron, lirisr
Manufactured goods, goods Boz tae process
Of manufacture and an he Facilities e,
containing the business heretofore gn
sacted BY this CO. 10 Is an etceeri d,
portauiiy for q good busiaess mia sa
some cspliil The clutens of rrs n
viii. n destined furnish a plrIaa .' n.
capital or making ths purcai' i.i .i1
Ing on che buslacss
The Publisher OF che nEuorftr D
glai O. answer any inqaiy I'm regard f.
% ,he propsriy AMI b%a'insis
Nrw ADVANCEMENT - Dbl 20 A.
vorcc. Catherine T. Mtfsill u Wir
L. Mars,ou. Charles - Bsrs'a lug ~
nbclaut
Abstract o. writ utr.n p f-st poi
frank e.. L1ri. d. r. Htsalf. sr
Apty.. os plaiatif
Notice % Foreclosure. s.saei BY ili
walker
Audrow, a CARTS, West Pirs
makinga change la their bas.a.'t 1r
spring. anf therefore call lp1n nf a'
TONERS b. pay up before May
Toe ss,cctmsa OF Paris aiter.i DO O.
man ami hls wife % take ohsrgs 9' Pas
Town Farm.
Aimlnls,niors Sale of 81. n
trade OF W. r. Poster. by ~ p ,-a
Administrator.
Twouty.one Probate Notlce'
LIBEL for divorce, Eiwirir Cl,.a boz
Eina Cotton. uut.1gs a Son. A,I'
Tor ubelant
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam . oit'
Bros Boston.
Wanted. lliies All young m.n T.
wtni =. Davis. Pal River, Mss
y. u. Bolster. So. Paris. ai'
Compressed yeast.
Caution Ny Enoch knapp or R1m'-'
NJ \. Mason OF So Paris says a.
| coniinas % fun ,he Telephone n b
way shoe SHOP AMI carry GA the i'e
| ba.iaess a. usual. notUlthstanding req
q she contrary
Libel ior divorce, Lizzie s. Harper '
| Douglass Harper. Bcsrce a stearns AH'
| Tor uDeilnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

"w0nlers will never cease IT, 49,
that can be ssli of JalNla's Tar SIr
flr those Who have usri ~ declare Do t
a WOrdefmi cure q. b. n~liien. 81. rl'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

fINu 49, tlancrats n 1usnes of go ~arrsur
tstiral Oouft rfnf - Do Bodice ar PARIS
-uh krd fur tfe IountT OF uNluri HH ffc
sscord Tnssfar ui Mach A. N. issi
tATuHHlNE / MAN-fuN n rumufr. q 90
o. cf uKflrt frsQfrHmNT Ahflt alfErs arf
aixas fhr unnoraf u tuurt q o. .nflrrff faaf
% ne tssuff thlrf as of Ianr. a. n. lsn RI
Csutun. IN ths staif uf Narf. 49, uaf nHfUHI
married o. walter 4. Musfoa. ut1Ff rrstirrrf
l. noi kuouu o. 1Cur Neflant. anl ranr1i lf ts
eETtAIuct D. rCaarrahlr NIgtrrr hat Fnuf NlTI
al hss alssra cnnIuftfd hsFsrN az a r. thfulart
srccf1nais - fs, tut Nu sal WaIiff 4. MtrHfnn
-houY rrsarlIrss &C % barr arr rnFfrnrf arl
tuly. sihrut reaslnath Cnuar. 90 ~ aUHli fhF
team taY of uecsubrr. A. ~ ~. uN fuNT C.
seucd 80 starlorrf rrur Iltsitn AZ has 1fF
e. returned ID hTr. AL aflN rsukInH aaaf auI
has uttrriF dfsrrfrl fHrr unslart. Hut mn Hafi
tescru1a fat confinlci Or u1fr ihan hfor con
seruura years nsnf wi1f Oh ftr sling oiths Ifs4
nterffrre FouF saNi NHritnf rfsTsuEnt srl DO.
tee arf nat ftc mas o. tIFUrcsi fruu fhH . uls
OF maulmauy tsfarfn tfr lni boz sati tastari.
at ~ n tuiY tcunf uA ever pray.
Pare 1ar On. A lea
CATHERINE 4. NAEsruN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22
WANTED.

Amn aBih vie cspasls 81 tAer Gauge
81 he Tesn Fnm. IN Paris AT t.lct.ttrt
"a : 900 ali D. pronpilf auturrei A1piy a.
NJ CURTIS Nl"CmFn
A.AIuAlHn ~
= MAso<, rni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

COUNTY 90 OXFORD ss-To ue noaontis
fustrs offhf supreme iufr|ai tlurt nfNl q D.
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IIyytE =. HARPER afostori o. s.H cluntr.
" 10 81 uoaEias utrrrr. respectfully rcrfsfrnts
that hff mslira rtnr safi rfH Dale mas che
vas lssnnf msf-si 90 me stii p~luEiafs iiai
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~ shen they n1qf D. tlnill has
m1ufh nf Agri A ui-4 shrn ol arrruuf oI her
saIi tusblnis sfuff snd rpalfurl habits Of
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pat his saErf O. pr ac iuaE. 49, crse
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w. manIY thf. a. uIH1 be-.
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RI her falI hususud ls suqfa HriD hcrt. ts in thc
STATE q Ma~sslrnuEfIs. UIt . unI kunEn o. her
rerallY AL ftnuHf D. tsrrfta url ~ ne zee A
rsafaaabls dIlsrnre. there 10 no col lusnn
tftNcrn hrrssii AL her al husband I l anlan :
divorce. ani hat the has rssiiri 10 The state q
Nails mHre thsn agar. IN 81 nitl, pfof A. N
trsInuiug q thffr pIH friiuEf.
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mainunay ~rsFsNsuug tasesu hsfss anf be-
saItu.hs nd b. disf.Iffd and no rusiaU .ftla
sian saif mlrHf dauEaiu b. irefetd o. trf.
LIZZIE ~ HARPER
NOW a. Jaruav ltnt t.t
sutf-flbcl all sNorn o. o. the tbavy namfi
Llffs =. Hlfpsr. ihis fcgcntCaufh isI q ituuan
Au.l-l. heHHc mcf
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w nlhnEu rHn 0 10 o even day gull'
lulet'F ~ their homes. Werk lurnishsd.
ssnthy Nal. NJ ssnNessing ~ nflmns
pANtsA GO. ISL souo Man e. fal nrff.
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can scarcely be expected to give half OF
two-lhirds Of his nominations TO mem
bere Of The DsmOera, party, When the
State Government Is wholly Republican.
Our party j. very mAguanimOus. but Il
should have ''prVPsr resentment" The
last Democrats Governor-the only
representative Of his party IN the State
Governmert-rfased 10 divide bis sp'
POinsmsu,s between the ,~O parties. and
instituted . gFsA, 6sh, IN order 10 keep
only his Own mss IN ofkoe. The RePab-
licaa Governor shoud do = fair thing
AMI be Ia, already done ,his-bu, he
should not depart too widely from the
example sss BY his illus'riou.~ predecessor
Who doubtless did a. he would be done
By.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

SrSAroE HALE has our thanks for a
copy Of the Message and Documents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-22

Onruau. ss-rafs Jan. f. l,si
nru ne stove rawrl Isfnrrire n. MarHfHn
rsrsonaliF arpFarrI before no. q IIHfs Uf th1
fears. sHhIn al or faIl Nourfr. 1rf rff
osih thsf thr aiirsaunr In ftr iIrcfHIrE Nhf' rr
iaiirg o. ne ltflirucr 0f ft1 ItCfr ilIfr1
ntmst true
CuAEIEsM ufNsuN.
fnHIrn I'd co. rrHrn
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NOTICE.

Noticc l. hereby given. that mY vie ian.
nstie M Knapp has len my bed mi board
without Gauss ami I hgrChy fufull aaN per
son trlstinE hrF on ms aCcount A. I shall lAN
NJ bills of ksr Contracting amer this date.
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