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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
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"HN'p'o"'h' nHeSHeHy Ouuutyl fH.
l have had liver complaint for three YEAR;
I thought | would have to omit work; / have
taken two bottles Of your .Petuna and am
we'll. THcs. BR .tFoRp, q
3l4 Western avenue, Allegheny City, Pa.
ASK your druggist for Dr.. Hart,nan's book
on tina "1lls Of Liie"--gratis. y DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

Like bright waves, tippled on tho pond allowed
iB3yy warm wiuds tightly, toward the dim combines
where growing CLEAN Of golden celaddincs
sttrreu The tti!l shadows Of tho wood, hu royed
A. thro' his lie. not lonely, yet alone
Tho uncrowrcd monatch O. sylvan throne!
from out The forest hush his Giest, curt word
Fell GRIP a. leaf, aud keen az Walden wind
Ia winter; yet not bitter he, ba, kidd
Aud truo and brave, and iice az uncAHed bird.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
Letter from Asscmbiymnn Hong,

STATE OF NV YoEK Assembly CHAMBER.
albany, April -, lSss.-During my tenn.
porary residence here TIE past winter / con.
trac!ed d severe cold, which for time con.
hned me to my room and rendered me unfit
to attend to my dutiss. ! mol oaly suffered
all the incoavsniences which usually attend
a heavy cold, but Was afflicted with a tight.
ness IN the oaes., accompanied with a severe
pain, which made breathing difficult and
rest impossible. l tried the usual remedies
cough drops, cough cordials, IL, but r..
ceivea no substantial rsliei until l applied
Allcock's Porous P.asters on my back and
chest
These I putou when retiring, and was do.
lighted to tlud myself mush better the next
moraing. In two days | was well. This, and
the experience l have had with AlIeock's
Plasters in my family, has convinced me ,hat
for coughs, colds, spraihs, bruises, rheumu.
tism and local pains, Allcock's porus
plAsters are the quickest and most effective
remedy e1saut. JOHN HoAa.
-f .f=M.t .. rn#N H TrheI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
THE HOARD or ConmIssIoNERs
In Monthly SeHsiOn Consider Importn,
= County AZ fo,rrctfn

In Monthly HeHsi0n Consider Important
County Matters-lfouHeo Of correction.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners was held
at The Court House yesterday morning.
President Woods presided and all the
members were present. The Board was
called 10 order at 1880 o'clock and the
minutes read and approved as usual.
The regular monthly committee reports
being taken up, the following bills were
prest NED In the various reports and order
ed paid: Printing; SCI: Roads and Bridges.
S546 81; Court House and Jail, STAG as:
out OF General School Fund, 500 IS; total,
5000 81; Poor House md Farm, S293S CT;
out Of County Poor Fund, $l,077 50; total,
81, 1916 go.
The Committee on Poor House and Farm
also reported that William Spindler had
been reported by Superintendent Plaukey
az cutting timber ofrths county's land. The
Clerk was ordered 10 notify Spiua!er not
10 cut auy more timber on lands owned BY
the county and 10 let the timber he had cut
and not removed remain on the ground
until the matter had been investigated.
Superintendent Piankey also reported that
the total number Of inmates for the month
Of February as follows: white maleu, 81;
white females, 2s; colored males, J; total,
10. AT present there is il the iufrmary |
white male under n year OF age, l2 white
males over one and under ten years Of age,
and q white females v Q one and under
len years Of age. One white male was
born and one colored male died. This re.
port was approved and ordered iiled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

y HtalH tnHt DVNt UvklIN[ I[GS0 city walls T' I
y, yesrnlng vain 10 scale their height and fec, i
Llkc swallow homewatd, 10 tho sweep Of sea
" ilush o. forest, where the twilight falls y
In tender bcpedlciloni ! III NY hslly. -
Tho drear and dim and prison close thcy bo.
boft solg may wake and woods wave dowlly,
Whtn gray sloam deepens and the nlght.bIfd calls,
Take doxn thy Thoresu, knceiine BY tho pAue, +
That little STAN may light the wfitten Strain,
- Irvine, S'T 81, -" '' ~"
Cool pine trees sway aud wait their Siyhing swec.
Across thy, lace. buds bloom, and rips bloom beat
tAs once on hii) iu irsg,ant heart Oh ihiuel 49,
Nuasi 'ft '' 4fNfialgFIEiLU MINNIE GILMORE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
FINANCE Committees REroRr.

The Committee on Finance and Ac-
counts reported that Sheriff Brown had re.
turned jurors certificates to the amount Of
S764 90, and it was ordered that IN order
De Issued to him for that amount. The
Sheriff. was also reported, as having return
ed county orders on the General School
Fund paid BY him during 1883 to the
amount Of $29S.l0 {, which was ordered
credited to the Sheriff out Of the iund.
Bills to the amount Of S14.5O were present.
ed and ordered paid, also $l.5O out Of the
dog tax fund. The committee a,so recon.
mended that j.. II. S:orer be refunded
sl6.05 road tax enormously assessed; that
L. ". Sleearod be refunded $50 10 earron-
eous assessment on land owned by him in
friadelphia district; that A. J. Halsted be
refunded S. Is erroneous personal assess.
ment; that Il. q. Shriver be refunded 81
cents for correction Of double assessment;
that P. s, Fletcher be refunded ST 20 for
correction Of double assessment in Union
district: These recommendations were
adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

Special Agents in Whccling.-Losan d Co., G.
Meaketaeller, r. B. Burt & Co., Alex. I. Young,
l I. shirk: b. H. Darrah and J. B. white & CO.,
BeLsiIe, Ohio; 4. B. Ong, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

Horsford's Acid r%hanphntc, Valuable
Medicine.
Dr.. W. H: Parmlee, Toledo, O., says: II
have prescribed the acid III a large variety
Of diseAs;s, and have been amply sati.fsd
that 1t Is valuable addition to our list Of
medical agents. d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

The members appeared to be uuanimous
IN voting for this. Several expressed
themselyes as believing that there was a
pressing necessity for such an institution,
The chair appointed as the special commit
lee, Messrs. Delbrugge, Speidel and Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
FLOOD! FLOOD!

SO. 900 worth Of the Finest Clothlug dimagcd by
the flood must be sold rcgardle i OF cost.
We will remove April lat 10 Geo. q. Roth's old
stand, corner Of Main snd Twenty. ars. streets. aud
will q. Il out all our present stock before moving.
Everybody Is invited 70 c,ll as .oan AZ possible II
they with 10 save money, at mo. 2l2a Main street Z
feb7s S8 @ 6TEisFELD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ILFyANDER ZONE, ST.,

AEAA'D7''
Sn,,,v Public, General Business and Licensed
pssGG p;liD Agent STICK aud Money Broket.-
ISSi., Ls4ts3, AeSnowsGd sst ana nd aaMsi neniaG'
Ss ~ SSnts 0}Eled, Houses Rented, Rents Col
W. REFLECTIONS promptly scm!ted-aN business
..HaanSndesc9 coltientlAlly attended to. No.
\ Il s,t4t .I,eet, "Oa's Block" coruer Market
. III TvSIfth stnt,'s. wheeling. ". vs.. nol7J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

&. B. HARTMAN & Co., Columbus, O.-Gen.
thmn: Your valra5ls Peruna Is the bes,
medicine I ever used.
N'Ncr FErrEsAAN, Cookport, Indiana CO Pa.
io1r peruna for Indigestion and Liver
w. 7. BRANDON, East Liverpool, o.
! WAS suffering with pain in the chest, pal.
ni'atioH OF the heart, with great swelling Of
the stomach. Peruna is doing wonders ior
mo. S'NE JouN DoHAuuE. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
G~ntltiqetuer.
0nlce, .o.. 70 ana 81 Four1ecnih street
U,

He vas not widely known nor widely loved
When breeze blew sweet With bloom, ard sum,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
HOUSE OF CORRECTION scHEME AGAIN,
Commissioner Delbrugge offered the fol.

I0WlnR:
WHEREAS, In the estimation OF q MAORI.
ty OF the taxpayers Of Ohio county1in-or order
to check lawlessness and advance morality
and decency, it has absolutely become nee.
essary for tho proper authorities Of Ohio
county. to 30 legislate ss to prevent further
infractions Of the laws OF this State, il pos.
sible; therefore, be 1t.
Rsalsyd, That 8 special committee OF
three be appointed by the Board OF Com.
m%lsslonels, whose duty it shall be to en-.
quire into the expectancy Of erecting a
House Of Refuge and Correction in this
county.
The members appeared to be unanimous
in voting for this. Several ex nresspd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
leeds OF DArinC
Hf BLUE AND GKAY.I1I

D1'0ks NVIT VIVA Z. I"VIIVTIsls
NJ, aae srea. collection Of tho most thrilling ner.
lc, NV tsuSehtllres. exploits OF scouts and SpIcs. for.
.h,i,Sa spts, heroic bravery. imprisonments aud
SlSs Tsaala e1csNs, romantic incidents, haud.to-
batI s%Sssbss!fs, pe.!slons Journeys, daring raids aud
War. sy W. OF both 81 ies during tho Great Civil
N iNs,l. Addlca FoRSHKE L McIXCKiN.
go 111i Cincinnati, Ohio
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sONGl 30 cents. Everybody Ia tiueine
them. Immensely pt pular book. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
THE COUNTY sEAT.

A meeting wAs held =, South fAfi''
saturday evening". 20 consider The cues
tioa q removing cur oouniy buildings
irOn Paris Hill The PLAZA i fo' NoTsay
and south PARIS to agree uPon si'e. IN
The t1sn q Pans. Bat we., q The Grand
Trunk. ani thea Co The ,~o villages 70
unite 10 pressing Cor change. A COM
miiiee q South Par. eiiir-ns ~ss ap-
pointed 20 meet committee from Nor
~sy. to .ss Il ,hi. plan can b. carried
cat.
TIE removal Of eur county buildings
Or change q the County Seat i an i'm
pcrisn, question. involving more than
The simple change from Paris Hal Il
should b. carefully considered and thor
oasAly discussed We are not aware
iha, there !. any present general demand
Coz chang II there j.. ~e should Be-
sad % kno- q the fact. and ior This
purpose. ~ invite ihoss Interested 10 Dis
tu.s the proposition through The columns
q The DrxoCEAr We bslcvs this agi-
ta,ion i premature. BAT Il the PcoPls arr
ready for q change with al that implies.
they can easily make IL kaosn. ani IN
such q manner a. 20 secure whsi they
desire The matter. mus, b. carefully
sd Pablisly eoasiicrcd. Ao~esef. md
both side. q The case. Nth a.. the ISSUES
Involved nus, b. wsl ventilated
n Nor-sy aaa South Psris d. not
agree uPon q ate. ne understand hat no
farther action all BE- taken By these
moving parties.
We ,fus, iha; ths matter Nil Be 80 A.
ret. AID that shortly ], b. absurd D.
asi,ais The county over this question
every fec years A 6nal iee.sioa shoaa
be- - siyea its, Be- wli BE- t.aiins Ga =
ngmbsr q YEAR. and pa q stop % tbs
frsqaeni l.scas.ion q q change.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
New Advertisements.
NOTICE..

Notiee i hsrebg given hat sppilesiion ~ POI
tioa sil ~ made 70 tie nsxt l. sistsre - Malice
tor ehsrtsf far the Ilxht n ere snd mtiatain .
telephons lias from Portiaaf. IN The CousV NJ
Cumbeflsnf fhrraEh ssif Couav sad the Coun
tie o. reFk snd Ossort 20 ~ ilns ~ me sts'e
Ne. usmpshtrs wlth q hssneh Inc from zone
oofat 90 tie msa line thereof n TIE tosn %
Hsrsl.on. Ia ssif CeuetF 81 Cunteslsaf.
DATED 81 C9rsish. Maine this lttN ssf Of pee.
A ID issl ROBiE BLAKE. N. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
Continued nsx, vesk)
PORTLAND. Dec. n.


NJ. Editor
Please allow me space In your columns
20 correct some statements contained IN
my letter o. Nov. IS.
The distribution Of prizes In the recent
exhibition OF the Portland Society OF Ar,
was a. follows
silver Medal. awarded BY the board OF
Management q the Society for the best
amateur work In the exhibition, john Il.
Word. (Oll.) "Oid Road o. Norway"
The three go prizes awarded ~ vote OF
visitors % the exhibition for TIE best ana
teur work 10 Oh. water color and black and
white respectively, we're distributed a. fol-
lows OH. NJ n. Gilbert. water Color, e.
n. Davis. Black and white. A. y Cor.
The former iist wss made up from sup
posed inf0rmation-this n sure.
4. O. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
DAILY Herald. Tina. o. N5v.sf. NJ
QUICK WORK.

Geo p. Rowell 4 Co. No 10 spruce 81 t,
New YORK.. are The most prompt and reli-
able Advertising agents ~ have ever bad
any business dealings With during our
seven years experience. We have han
died considerable advertising through
them and never had dispate on an &C
count. never had q delay % one moment
nOre than Il absolutely necessary %
dance over their books. They have their
system 80 complete that oar lAst state
ment containing The accounts Of eight dif-
ferent advertisers and covering different
dates. Which was sent - Nes lOrk TON
this once % M0ndsY. Nov. lIih, wAs ~
cslved 10 The advertising department Of
Rowell's 10 Nsw NOrk. on The l9th, and az
I've O'Clock on The 20th We had their dran
Cor The fal amount
We are blessed 10 endorse the above.
PUBLISHERS who hep their sceounts square,
have no roabls In settling promptly with
Rowen a Co, every quarter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
THE RIGHT KIND or An ACCIDENT
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
seven years ago when The UnItsd States
Mutual Accitent Associst.on % the City
% Nes lork sas ergAn.Eed u promised
an aggressive campaign against extortlon-
ate rates Cor accident Insurance. and The
reistiou OF last claims Cor Indemnity Ani
death losses upoa strictly technical
grounds 10 hks Espt IL promise, and ~
fsrui.hlng soanf accident Insurance. a. n.
tremsiy iow rates ant adjusting - lassss
on a basis o. Justice ant fairness. has built
up a membership OF 20.0l0. ani carries b.
DAY an Insurance. Of Oue Hundred Millions
OF Dollars.
The Uuitcd States Natal Accident A..
ISOLATION has a. listed AM paid honorahiy
And promptly over four thousand claims.
am0untlng - neArlF half q miuiOu % dol
iars. n cost % 10 mcmosrs % Ouly one
hAlf the rates charged ~ stock accident
companies and iuvites al Who Appreciate
honesty. economy and fair dealing d loin
IT, ranks A 5000 policy Win 80 week.
~ Indemnity costs members Of preferred
occupations only sil . year. Which nay
be paid Al one tine OF By assessments a.
they are made.
To become q member, write Tor Clrcu-
lar and Application Blank. ant When re-
csired on Oat your application. inciose
IS. And flrsArd 10 % James X. Pitcher,
TIE Secretary. a. $50 Broafsay, \. T., on
receipts % Which policy vii BE- promptly
mailed % you
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

" Aii1r
a. glsnClng over ypaf nxupCaAr ~ u D
gai. a. attracted ~ an artist arfIr
thc t.tie OF a fcs Corrections 90 ne
pArtlc patel in ths gam 10 fa.. Bal
piayci a. Psfls uil Oct isf. Ny at.r.
ct Increased a.. ny cye flllosei ilNn ih.
column AMI flani 10 Cpuccruri hat N.
nous game.
Nos am wIlilng . alnlL ss afc aIso
every member 10 tle Acsicmy I.aH, t1tt
many OF tts corrections ~tfr Iastlal.c
f,r The article iu the Nnarfi-r "a ul.
d1ubiriiy srIftru hF spDr olr Vhr SO.
ucssc,i thc game. Ani si.hiug d pay of
an Oh score against ilsbron B1ys tfustrf
entirely o. memory Cor ths rrcof1
heg TIE PARIS III Bksc Btiisi's par
dou. (his flafta correction lpoks NtA ia
pfint. 0ai 10 Dr. slil 20 olt AT Nles thr
corner. b. vi h1i a stable ln Toe wlth
ths home AMI thlrd base. .-ihoagh prfhtps
ou that memorials Gay, The tllfi base sas
a. fAf OCT of - place A. he second Wa
100 Gar from ne hone nAsr, All u thr
writer has a defective memory De- s.I
learn on loqliry that The ball va ka1-kri
luto thls Stable by a mcmp.f oi hls oNn
club.
he vii as1 icsra BY referring % The
rules % The National League. Or De- L.
Fortunate enough o. possess the llitlc pam.
phlrt that When clup refuses o. hnisl
q game they thereby forfeit tae game. ul'ffs
the game l. called hy The umFlfc, ADD d.
himself admits that The umpire made 90
decision whatever hrnce on Nhai grounds
cosli TIE Paris BDy- base thcif claims o.
The game uc wishes as - remember
that dafirg a month % nnc alipmual
weather a challenge . play on uegtfu
grounds remained unnoticed by us.
souli ash The gentleman fthe iicpfuns dii
not agree % play on the oxford gruuuis
Al suy time nAmei BY The Paris boys.
xOgld also al hin - rcmemptr TIE sHcute
given for not playing there, which Wts
taat the oxford boys hal the rcputaiinn of
being a ~hafd crowd. ami might cause
row" Supporting such bal bceu thc case,
(thOugh 10 i uoil they might have takeu
Along a "barbci wire fence 10 enclose thr
grounds" ihereby keeping ~ nj htfi
crowds. lle viii also Remember That De-
wished d play a. Backncii flr reasons
which he f.ll-'i O. give. BAT which we're
undoubtedly that spme % The blckh-li
boys would prove . valuable acquisition la
another contest against the ilcproas u
would also b. understood that the Acad.
emy boys could ooly play "Wednesday after
Moons. and even then afisr travviiug u
Bucknsli they wOuli be liable % bc suVrl'
oped In darkness a. any moment 50
rita ssf
A HEHR0S STUDENT, CONSTANT READER
o. TuE DNoCEsf.
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lnIsalsk.l.lIlrIlFtpY, ,,lllTl,
EASTERN ARGUS.
l8OO.l88S.

he NHlarii pfmnorarf friumphtnf In ~ ftfeni
election 80 fls frsf rmf In "a year., 81 tssutne
rnnfrni Il fLf uafona r0Ffrumfni on ~ burn ~
Mach nsaf 0rorfr 1rfflsnd, tff tllf, n torfsf
ani tanarliis sfaffsmsn. sl thea D. Iusarartir1
I,r-..rf ~ Tn.tsd ~fsffs. Wlih ths sssauptloa
81 poser h. a. uruocrtry sil comf grave rfsfeu.
.iiIfrs IL Interests n ffy sN mlII.ars II people
A. o. D. cared 49, their tarifus lrntsufi, ihfu ID
s,tIs. trfaaf4l frl fnrf hlufuf tfIf nights uufiff
o. olnsfflfon ani ass frn'y an imraftlail main
tanned fhef rrusIrrifl Ifunaaffd, - Anif ftli -t
innate Iniusffy fsifrf. sud ths psihsaf D. slflnfe
mfuf kfVf opfu fquAlY ~ a. houfti fnfatuf ~ a.
Iti. INDEED q gTtsf. ~ q i a.so saeIsd trust u
sll uFUlFf flf ugufuus eorrrrtlnu oi ab.sfss ine
stfru rsprossl1n of sfi polfcs meitoi' sii ifndsi
fss anI fhe a.ss appllfail1n % n slmls, SOUND,
saff pfurrI0s ~ a. Jsfsrsoulan creed I'm ne COO
Dot n ~ o0lufys tomfsiic AMI nr,ign ahairs
Is coming year thfrti1rf, cannof bai b. pne ~ "a
cesInr iuiffssf d. every Amfrcsn pairiqf nf.nsinf
a. n sill change u mn sni q mftsufesi a hlllf
ehIs fis rarflnr struggle I'M ufcaf Britain o. coo.
&c The rrif q sufraFf upon iso mlous a fl = 10
lave ~ tfrstafarc ruI0Yed n. ne stlA uusuifel
lnhruro lei IryYflsn sdlirs, che teiefftnf contfsi
between Iranes anl ttin.. che alarming spresi q
ne rhaifra plague. together 9Th ofhff Important
rurrsuf eFrufs cannot is % male ~ pftiEn ufst,
All fhf faithful ufsspapef, Iulispfusitle a. every m
tell rrui citizen. The Arrus enters upon - fifhil
thir year n couiiuuols paussiion hettsf pfspafed
than ever bff0re o. serst its rsalfrs stilsiAtouf
lud n sl spars uo ff1ri, and no fsasouahe ehpsusr
81 neff c6afnuaure u ne pupulaf aVof ~hieh "a.
u recent YEAR, more than douhlri ~ rirculAfnn ad
established ~ rspataiou a. ts bssi nesspasr IN ne
~Iaff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16
THE Rad DOLLAR


NJ. Elfor
VIII yoa please notify the authorities q,
Washington that the merchants snd eiti-
reus % this part OF the RePaollc enter
vigorous protest against the adoption or
the recommendation Of our retiring Presl-
dent ~ take from ~ the one and two DOL.
lar bills which Ne nod 30 convenient, anc
force upoa us the spurious silver dollars
that We have found 80 incouvenisut. and
Oblige, Yours truly,
ONE oF THEN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

OwiSo 10 q pressure q other natter,
We fliied b give The second iasial.men'
q "R.le % Hgg~Aeks,. las, ~ssk
We publish = column on ,hs; topic ,hi.
week. Ia The frsi iasiallmeni 90 Boston
read BaSion. in The preliminary state
meat BY Mr. smith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

Tur Lraisas Jaa-uaI l. dong . god
thing By psbl.ssiag lisi q t0~ns ~hich
made detective reiufas 81 the votes cAs;
a, car lss; cisciioa There arr great
May more srrors than there should BE-.
,hosgh one should no; eHPeei perfection
~hsn be considers the elements ~hich
eater inio ihs selection q ,o~n oaicefs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

List OF pitents issaei . MAIne Invent.
ors FOR the week ending Dec. 2, reported
for a. by J. r. Masoa, solicitor o. Pat
ent., Bangor
o 4. Hlx. assiguOr % himself, L. olycr
and Others, Rocklaud, Car-cOapiiug
g. Morse. Berwick, Mechanical move
meni
5. whltehouse and 5. u Frye, Bath,
Flfc-escApc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt apply describes
Roscoe Conkllng las the poatsr pigeon oil
politics" Who. he says. 'esn stand upon
bis forked end aud talk more inhstsd non
sense tha1 any other man la America
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

BosroS seat Democrats. las; week.
BY over three THOUSAND p.arality. and
voted f1F license BY mofs than two % enc
A great majority q the Massachusetts
cities and large io~ns voted Ca license.
There seems 20 BE- ismPerance re-sciion
IN Mas achuse,is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

Holiday Glns-A very large assort-
meut % Essels and Screens are now being
nuished IL Paine's Furniture msuuiactory
on Canal 81, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-16

LADIES AND GEyrs' Easy CnnEs. Tor
Holiday Gins In a great variety have Jos,
been aolshsd Al Psine's, q Canal ~ bos-
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