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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15
NEWS or THE WEEK.

sunday; Chicago was very lively
city Delegates were arriving during The
entire day, in many instances aecompan.
led BY bands. Butlefs absurd efforts 10
capture the convention by the Chinese
methods Of warfare provoked laughter.
His adheIehis very n,aIly started no,
Saturday night. The General attempted
10 dpcharge = yet spsech AZ them. b.,
be could not be heard. aud siisrwafd he
rciisd his piece 10 q couple Of reporters
-Congle.. was 10 session. and Reed
and Cox had a wordy 81 20 over he Va.
val bill loo people In Booklyn .sis
poisoned ~ rating ice cream
Monday, Congress adjourned .ins
die at3r.u The Senaie ro' tsd from
a. snendm.ut 10 ihc Naval hill. maxim.
appropriations Coz work on che N1asd.
nock. o. 4 the House passed The h.i -
A large lumber a. desths from cho.,ra
occurred in Fisnoe
Tae.day; IN Dfmocu'i- Nruld
COVE ti'n opeurd in che .f'runo1. O.
Wa c.iiel 10 oiisf By Chaifman Bualr
and Governor Hubbard " Te1a. "a.
chos,n Temporary Chsirman TIE aaH
role 49, aiopri by vote of ijj 20
$50 --Thsfe sss deadlock in its
Committee oa R...luiions. ZIP 90
date theic bad been l5f deaths IN Iol.
lon, Frame. from cholera The Amer.
lean Institute u Instruction convened a.
Mafihas Vineyard.
"Wednesday The Democracy At
Chicago ~as .iil unable % sgfls %
a platform of candidate. TIE c.n1sa.
ton held a seven hours session s,i ih-
name. Of Ill the candidates We pf,,eni.
ed. Blilci's Vas no' among them. ~
be- had announced his withdrawal 10 4.
vor II Bayard 4 sub. oommiise ~ its
Committee on Resolutions adopted draft
Of a platform --lj,0OO people asi
from Maneille,. fearing The ctolsn. --
While casting he largest gan ever made
IN this country yesterday a. ihe Slu'l
Boston Iron Works ii exploded. csl..ag
heavy los Fousnr,ly alne ~ 'h-
men wefe injured
Thursday The Democfatlc Na'a1al
Convention held long sessions adioarr.ag
ALP Friday morning, siief adopting
the platform. which mean. aayttios I'D
akias one ballot. which resulted A. Oh.
lows Cleveland 392 Bayari. 900 .
Ttornan. ss Randall. IS Mc.DoaaI.
s. Carlisle. ~ scattering .. Pal
Mofphy, ihe celebrated chess player d.,i.
Commencement 40 Bowdo'n C0..eg,
Yesterday. IL ID was conferred oa
lion. james q Blaine Among other
prominent gentlemeh present were Rev.
| T. r.. Hale. Rev D. b. Webb. senator
FRYE and Governor Robe "A state
men, came from San Francisco o. tir ri.
&c, ,ha' China b. prspariog io ~ 'o ssf
with Frame. I'D iof that plfpos- BE- isf.
Ing Cinnamon Bro che lni'ci State l'
. aho sail tha' Ch.aa has formed q
secret treaty aiih Germany, II 49, i'
begun.
Friday. TIE D.mocfafc Consenin1
nj minated Giouf Cleveland on The st.
ond ballot Thos. A H,ndrcks 90 la.
diAnna was unanimously chosen cani.'
date for President TIE con'ea.
ton adjourned a. : Ia ihe evening --
LA deaths from cholera a. MaIseilles. ald
DO, 900 people have leii The city A
million dollar failure j. repoiied a. O.e'e'
Gland, Ohio
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GILMAN CHAPMAN. 70 ABERNEthi
GROVER md MARY q. CHAPMAN. ifusles
Atismnum fb10Q. Plea ~ ne rase. afoe 80
Annexed, ftii "a. Date Of eflt febfluJ - =
u. Lea. ieturuabls Marrh Tern, A. ID l.ei.
STATE Oh MANI.
OAfOED, A ,-suprcms isdieal court h,f'a
Term, A. 10. is.t
GiLaAN CHAPMAN w. ABERSErHi
GROVER. Trustee.
AM nov i appealing O. The Court ma ~
al Dcfrndlnt l. cot an iEhAbtant ~ t1is "a.
arf has no tenant, agent Or attorney t1efeln -
mt he has no noiics Of the penfencT oi W -
IN ~ oRufaED M fIE COUHr, nat Ne ~
fiaIuuf n0iify the Defendast Of ne retle..
thereofb y calslng 40 abstraci OF ms sri ~,
ttis Order Of Colu thereon, % be publisher t.i'-
sctks sucoessvely In the oxford Dtmocfatl :
payer printed In Paris In sail Counff, Ne ~.
puhlicaiiou 10 BE- thirtF days n least pefofs ~
rfxi term q kald Court, 10 b. holien a. fn-
ainIesald, on the third Tuesday of sepiembef -,
% ne cud that the ssd De fcndant maY theo -
there appear a. sai Coan and shOs cau.f
tnJ ~ have uhY judgment shoah not - 20
~ thereon, ana execution issuei accord.nsy
Attest ALBERT \. AUSTIN, GER
A true abstract o. win snd copy Of Orisr o. e''''
thereon.
Aiuu. ALBERT = AUSTIN, Ciet
ID. HnNuDNa NfIia ~ PIG
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Notice on Foreclosure.

NruEREAs sullivaa q. Andrews Of fof.lAsa
w % ne County ~ Cum1eriand and siek
hsine, bs bic mortgage dee.i dsed tne tsetN,
sefenth day OF October A. ID. 10 and - ge.-
N The oxford Registry OF Deeds, BOA ~. -.
30. convey % one Alfred Cole 81 kuctnen
ALI Coaniy 81 Oxfori = certala srm sitnaiei n
saii Buckhoi and banded and descfioef A. ~
l0es, vl1i A certain iot 90 parcel " lant -.
The tuil1iuEs thfitOn situated IN Tie Hfs,-Il
part OI saif Iiustnslj o lt.e rOal esdlnr -
the Andres Hal faria 10 Hebron, c1lled ~ ~,
sander Love 'afu. u iag TIE sane tafu 49,.
lthe ssid Ardfesfl bought a ssd Low, ani -
laiaifg ons haIired ant slxty acre. nor of ~.
Nh.ea s.ii morifage trfi The ssii Aihcl -
On he hflh ctv 81 febluars. A. ID. i.>i anI -
signff 10 the CsLal Nstsgnal liank, 90 fs-F II
eAis'ilf ~ Futns n Las aud doing bssins,s
le - Clfortliri, IN rs lCunJ ~ Can
said 80 snlaeni beng ucJrlo1 10 Okiord 80
W q D.slf. iBsok ~. fsgc A.. Az shsis
The cgrdhiln Of sa.d morigass has oesn 49, -
row therefore 81 reason 81 me bfesch ~ W -,
dillun thaIsof The CsEsl National bank eis"
foIeclosufs Of ssli mortgage,
CANAL NATIONAL HAM.
By BIsBIn a Ifnskf, - nftsrnr'
Dalei June !. a. u. isst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

The Trustees of tss oxford Coauty
Agricultural Society arc DESTROYS 90 max
Ing a fall display o. otf,ri couaiy Pro.
duets. a. the coming Fair, q bc held on
the Pair Grounds. on October IN. IN aad
oh. ant ~ is hoP-i that each manafaciar-
er wIi. make display 81 samples of the
gooi. Manufactured by hin. Space f'r
the purpose of exhibition vii be allotted
O. each mAnanciufcr applying f1r The
same. either in the Society Ba.!ilng. or 10
the New PAyiilon which will be- erected
the coming Sammcr
applications for space should be made
10 A. C. 7. King. Secretary Of the Society,
South Paris. aaiuo. on or before October
isi. 20 Insure attention, aud 10 each ap-
pllcation state the number OF square feet
required for the exhibit
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COUNTY TICKET


TIE Democrats bella the.r Nations.
Convention no Chicago. ASS wc,k 70
va. folly attended Ma. ID. o. Hastings
of Fychurg represented Maine on ne
CommIticc on Resolutions Gen. Batter =
forces GA uoi make so mach of a shos
A. VA expected from iht.r h.ssier q go
iays before thc convection. Kelley. rep
rcscntnr Tammsuy of Ncs lork. created
some disturbance lle was tl.ctei M q
strict application of the sut ru.c. waIch
gave the vo,e of Nes Nork o. Cleveland.
uae ballot va taken rhlr-iay night
Friday. ou the second ballot Grover
Cleveland of New YORK. Was nominated
Coz President TIE tWo ballots were a.
H.HH..a..a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

TDfrEEANcE CONTRASTING. The camp
meeting a. SeoAgo Lake will be held Sat-
urtay and sunday, August 2nd and Srd.
A better programme than ever before
awaits the thousands that annually attend
his meeting. Music Is 70 BE- sent al the
Temples aud schools about July I, 10
practice Tor . grand chorus. This chorus
Is under The direction o. Prof Jordan, Of
Portland. Who has rare ability 20 lead
chlidren's voices, assisted BY Mr.. and
Mrs. =. A. Bent cornet specialists, OF
Portland. aud the Boys Uniformed Band.
from Brunswick. This i the only juve-
nile band In New EnglADd ant includes =
dno lot % musicians. Arrangements are
being mste 10 have present the celebrated
revival singer. Mr.. stanford Mitchell, OF
Boston. The Deering Zouaves will be
present saturday. and viii give an exhibI-
ton drill and be reviewed BY The Govern
or. The ablest OF speakers will be presen,
both DAYS.
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Nnn-Iscsidenf Tnxes.

In the town OF Albany In the County Of oxford
and state Of malice, Tor the year i.-S.
The following let % taxes on rial estAts
OF non resident 0Nucrs In the town % Albany, foI
the ycarlr-i, Ia bills committed % justice Aspin
wall, Collector Of fascs n ssid Town Of Albany
on the ldih DAY u Jane. is.j, has bccn returucl
3D. him % ne a. remaining unpaid GA ne IN
faV % May ls,t, b. his certificate OF that date
aud now remain unpaid and notice l. hereby
riven thai IL sait taxes Interest and charges are
not paid into The 1reAsury Of ne taii town or Al
bang within Clghlcc1 monl1a IRON the date II
commitment "a said tlNea, 49, much % tnc real
estate taxet a. will be sufficient to pay ne amount
due therefor, Including Interest ADD charges
will without further notice, De- sold AZ Public
Auction, Al the Treasurer once, % wit, DO.
fweIiIng house IN ta.d Albany. - the hrsi Moe
day q fCbiulry, A. d. lssi, ~ one o'tloct,
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ANDOyEE TAAEs ruE LEhD TOR i,si.--
c. T.. eastman. Collector OF Taxes Tor the
town Of Andoyer, paid the County TAX 10
fall the 10Th OF JAY. Il j. very importan,
70 piy the County taxes early. wha, town
comes nexti TREASURER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Mr.. Charles NJ. Howard, formerly OF
Canton. Ne. proprietor Of the woonsoek-
q Nursery. and Miss Ella Marian Dodge,
daughter Of X. r. Dodge Of wilkinsonville,
were married By Rev. John Gregson OF 81
Johns Episcopal Church, AZ the residence
0fthe brides hther, In presence OF large
compsny o. friends from Boston. Woon-
socket and other places. Wednesday. There
were presented 70 tbs bride many valuable
presents, Including money, etc. The eou-
pie left for New York and other points 10
spend several days and then win retarn 10
Nantucket
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ruE INDEPENDENT BOON.

The Independents are very anxious 10
gvt up boom against Blalbe. In hsins'
but they GOT Il hard WORK. The Boston
Heraid has correspondents All over ne
state. gathering up The names Of All who
can be heard OF a. opposing Mr. Blaine.
TIE lat report wss OF an independent
movem.u, In wiuthrop Il was said that
amonr others. Nr. C. N Bailey. The oil
cloth manufactar,r. was opposed 10 Mr..
Blaine M Bailey denies The charge &C.
eorilug 10 he following ron The Lewis
ton J5araai
TIE Bostoa HsrsI % Monday reported
&. N. Bailey. ESQ, 81 winthrop, a. OF
p1sei q Hlaiue. Mr. BAiisy's attention
being called % the statement, he said
'' have had business relations With NJ.
blaine f1f twenty years. AMI | have Al.
ways fund bin Que OF the ARREST AMI
AMI mott honorable meu | ever met-con'
spicuously upright have been Blaine
man more than twenty years, and wAs
never more % Blaine man than ! am %.
Cav both admire an1 honor him. AMI
though usyer I'm politics, l am doing a.
can o. promote his election kuoN ~
Wil mske the couutry 40 excellent fr'sl'
dent ctunot see Why The heruit puo'
ustss such rcports. No man has h'en
near ne Oh spcak OF Mr.. Blaine N H. hAi
I would have told him lasi a. tell every
to.iy-thst am Cor Blaine because my
'uirment Aui ms regard Cor the man make
mca fcalous Supporter.
az coursa there will BE- found, here and
thsrs. q nan Who opposes Mr.. Blalne. No
person could b. 80 long before The public
art occupy sucA q high position a. Mr..
B.a.ne has a.lcd without making some en-
cmie.-particularly a man % bis positive
character. some OF our promineui Re
pab.icaus ihoughi before the Convention
Inst she day for dominating Mr. Blaine
hsf gone 81. ani that IL was useless T.
continue % press bis name bat We believe
there are BAT fcw Who Arc not heartily glAd
that BE- va. nominated. There j. no intc-
peuieut boom 10 MA.ne The party Is IN
.tei and sol.d for Blaine AMI Logan. The
few scattering men who oppose The ticket
vii make no inroais uPon The vote A.
thelr places vii hc nIcd ~ those Who,
fa,orlug the tickt. have been working
s-a.nst the Rcpubilcau party for The past
four years State pride vii help per-
sousi ukiug for M Blaine. and glve him q
rou.log seul 90 a. the oomlng election.
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PHOro PRICE LISr.

Cabinets, SO per dozen. Best CARDS,
sl,75 per dOz. Dry Plate Photos, 81
per dOl. Clio Picture finished il oil
colors, 81. Circulars & specimens free.
J. K. CHASE, Oxford, Ms.
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NIRRIED.

N Brsnivooi. = A.. Jaiy iofh. - Rev fffs i.
pIke, ~. Iosilh n. lead u Lowell. ani NJ"
Mar \. Pike ~ nrutaocf.
IN West ffrls Iuiy I,h by Rev A Nll, nsfi
Cofbeft ri Paris. ali M.ss AFIla ,Fsa OF
afrsuaoCd.
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a CARD.

TO aii Nto are suffering from ne srfura -ai r.
lI.crci 1as 90 Tuuih, rffFouf Nraknfss. eel
decay. 'ufs nf manhood a., eiN sgnl o. II
ihat sill cure 700. FRkE 'OF DuAgnf ftH
rresf rrmrdF Wa discovered nF mi isslnraiI N
south Amsrlfa. send a felfaiiffssfi cfif 'lf
o. lte raw iusIrm ] isuks, staio o. y, Ner
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The "Gnocrns FaNorirr ka'uci'
ore fest gaining ln popularity Elegantly
pat up aud of soc Highest quality, 10 s lli
surprising that the sale OF these goods -
Increasing rapidly.
TvJ. A. Holt Cos Perfumes.
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va received pleasant call, lAst week,
from Mr. :. b. Emery. a graduate nom
this once. Mr., Emery vas an apprentice
uadsr Mr. W. A. Pidgln. serving nom
ls5s 10 1851. ne len Paris and vent Into
the army where b. served during the war.
lie has lately been working Al his trade IN
Chicago. and l. now visiting bis mother
and sister In Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Tr,irrRkrrnH fAsr wffk AZ
SUNDAY. G6 cloudy Monf1y. ni p clear
Tuesday. 5s cloudy WrtnrsiaY, t
cloudy Thursday, q. rsia friiy ..--.
clear, Saturday, 90 g clear
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DIVORCES

nNInDNEC ABSOLUTE DIVORCES Iun
UlNOnOtO psrsors .Il.rs ttrourhouttr 80
rlisi siaifa AMI lal1it co. ffsfffiIn. 900 800
pore Intru. rfarrr. rrur TO- muaiaNIItTt RI I
Ala r Tree STAG VOW case anI NrrsH
AITOGNkl WARD. World naiiiiur, il0i HfHid
saF Nra N0rt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

President AKmUR's veto o. The bll re-
storing FitI John Porter 10 the army, will
be- heartily endorsed by many old soldiers
AMI those who have made a careful study
OF the case lis A. heartily condemned
10 other quarters. The Presidents reasons
ior vetoiug he BIN are criticized BY many
% The ground that other men have been
restored % position BY Congressional sc-
uon. However faulty the veto message
may b.. We are glad that Mr. Arthur has
prevented tbs act The BIN was passed
over bis veto Ia the House. bat the Senate
sustained IT, So The Din l. dead for the
time being The activity OF PoIters
friends leaves no doubt that the matter
viii BE- again pressed. but Il should re-
celve Ike treatment n 70 gets 10 far ahead
a. a future tine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

To symptoms are moisture. Ike rersf-la
fI1n Intense itching, Increased Do scrticaI.t
very distressing. particularly A. nlsNt r.. n.
- ID rlu. worms snro craWllnF On AMI aNt.t
che rrCfum, fhc private paris are snmfi ff
Affected. NJ allowed t0 cunfinle very 80
results may follow. "rMAlNtr ulNlNLNl
II a pleasant. SURE rlre. AIfn, Tor lrttffi l'...
sail. lihsum, scali.iieai, kryslptlAs, l.afpf RI
itch. n'otchrs. aIl sCalYt crusty SAN Diffa.ft
Boa. PSI mail. 81 80. for 80. Aiifcf. lA
sWAlNL a -uN, fhAas Ia. sold ~ i'as
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Tur New York f,ii. crsFl.r ooutsins
q portrait OF Hon. c A Boutslle. editor
OF ne Bangor H1il, and gives brief
sketch OF bis career.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

TmE Portland Daily Argas as tonuei
a new dress OF typ and looks ueai ani
clean a. new clothes can make H.
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L,xpRsQuiSs and lace Curtains are fur.
nlshed and pat up. or materials and designs
At short notice Of the very best, At Psines
Importing and Manufacturing Establish
mcnt on Canal ST., Boston.
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EASTMAN BROS Z BANCROFT,
4s2 & 4s4 CONGRESS- ST.,
PORTLAND, - MAINE.
CAUTION.

Nywiie, Katie & Braiesn. has on nv bel aud
boafJ. This IL 10 nctly and warn al pcrscns
from trusting or hsIbIFinF hef on my sc.oaat, a.
shsll psy NO titus nate ~ her % m ic,ouct
IRON hts dair. DANIEL 4. bkADkls.
gcxlcc, July lss, Is~l.
Witness. Henry ", Pafk.
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= RICHARDSON q Co. So. Paris. have
ra.i pat 90 a zoe ioi OF autographed sia
tIouery ant cards The des.gu j. quite
elaborate
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Trsas Yearly Subscriptions, tla4 n paia
sfriCtly I'm a.iNancr ctner~l - 80 80 -
SInrle coplcs. ave cents
ApxrnrrsrnNxfs an legal advertisement
-. given thrca consecutive INSERTIONS tar -
nor inch In lrnEih of column. Probate uoiicts
'nssrtl.l ~ above Coz 80 each. except hos
r9Iaflnr % Hrai Estate. which arr So eaci
.nrrIaI contracts nal Win lccal. transieni ~
yearly advertisers.
Ion FaIxrIxG.-Tts Oxforl i,ruccrtt ,tc,
l. wen sieCkei win ne materials irf aet.t
Al kInIa uI plain ur ANY JOB ITinl-lA -
~xnrrIrrr.-f i1F nrIafrf = aIaaYs I'M tne one,
an a. our urUsafa arr run nN sltAtus - tHN
Irl1ar.nfra rrnnrf anl satisfactory eurA.
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umEoN AcnrfY. The Pal Term vii
begin August .6th. noe september 2ai. A.
announced To- the lasi >.asffr There l.
good prospect Tor a good term
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Soc thaf ffe % hlffn
maufsn tfsir rirrr
nfiF
'HI Fssf 80 efI Al
L. fffnf rhNi htt
AM sympioms a.
rnfrfF. a. anH fnr
hir 81 fhr srIs
oommru cs Hf.lE Z
.Tofsias e dIft eFn.
oui ifIar Inisfs ihf
ffl uhir has ifrrmr
hruH. uIuIfirs
msIfrtI as q eIIl
e lrrfctfhe tIncuiiY
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DIED.
Abstraet of Wrtf.

IN Hebron. Iuiy iiih. Eryn d. Ifipp. .oa
Re- shubael Iripp agsi 81 years.
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Tia oxford County Agricultural Soci.
etY or.r the flllowIng speeIAl premLlms

Tor the hesi condnctel experiment In
raising the largest crop % wheat A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

sTmTI0ms Impure II0UII, InsIIIT1 H0HT :
irregular sppsflte, sour 1elchlnE. pains In s..f
naCk and heart. yellow urine. burning N0'
urlnafng. Clsy.col0reii stouls. BAL breath ID
desire fOr sork, chllls, fcver-, irrita
Nlltlsn tongue. Try cough. dizzy heal HIl
Iull palm in back part, loss % memory fffl
sight FOR these Troubles "sWAnNt' iliIr.
are sure cure. Boz, ID Pills, ty pa.
tfs, for ti1n. Address, DIR -NAlNf A
.ON, Phnada., pa. sold ~ Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

TuE Blaine and Logan club % Paris.
have leased The rcom In Oti Fellows
Block a. South Paris, formerly occupied
oy wm. J Wheeler. e. aud will imne-
diaiely have 10 furnished AM opened a.
headquarters for said Club, and The room
vii also be- used A. a .caiing room. where
al ne hest daily and weekly papers vii
be kept TIE room VII De opened day
AMI evening. aui al are cordially Invited
% call in and read the papers. etc. We
shall probably have connected with tie
Club one % the fnest QaArtsttes In the
County. where The most popular songs Of
The country will be sung. Mex; SATURDAY
evening. Jaly i2th. AZ 20. there will be =
Blaine and Logan nag-raising AZ South
Paris. with public speaking music. Gre
works etc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

All throat, breast amt Lung Affections C.lcl
hy fhn oid established SWAMI wild
CHERRY The nr.t dnse gives relief anI
flsfs.
lnNnus NkIu rsTuufn~tsuEkr lsnf ~
Toilet Article. Nrsfurrs rruHtl, color -
anl sufnrss Removes usndruf. Aristo' ni
a. families OF hrraf Britain endorse ll. ~
CANT dressing. irasranf'Y uerflmri. To- a
Fuflte of fashion. 40 urEglsfs Cor D. llf. .f
'i CO.. lu 4. n. money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

Tir Blaine ant Logan Busie Call l.
the name OF campaign song book. pab-
ushei BY r. T. Schulu a Co. Cincinnati.
%. 10 contains many patriotic aDi popl-
lar pieces ani campaign songs adapted %
such music. written expressly f0r ibis
camna-En. Price ten cenis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

FL SrEnNs, SECRETARY, Bangor. senis
us ihe Premium list % the second annuI
exhibition OF the Eas,ern Maine STATE
PAR. e. he held a. Bangor, Scp,ember as.
ls,l Large premiums are offered, and
thoss uiercstei should address The Sscre
tary. A. Shove
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

M Lrvru J,CxsoN oi South Par.s.
sends us. Jlly 8. Baitwiu apple, In q
rooi state ~ prc,crvation. IL says u
has hep, xihsst any -~ciA ai,eui.on.
havlng been thrown into the bin with 9th
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-15

nfu~r nAnors.-we have received q
sample baige non :. e. Douham. Lewis
tou MnIne 10 consists ~ . metal pine
cous p.n. beneath which Is q blae sireamef
containing 10 g.it letters The woods are
fau of them We mean victory fof The
man from Maine ard the BLACK eagle non
Illinois" TAere Is also white streAmer
bearing the names % Blaine ant Logan.
an a ref knoi tiei % the base OF The cone,
giving our national colors. These badge
are sold a. g5c each or $50 oo per hundred
Address Mr. Donhsm a. of Park So. Lew.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-30
LIEUT.. GREELY.
Warmly Welcomed by the Science Assoc
cia'iOn at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Aug 20.
Yesterday. while the geographical section
of the British Association was about proceed
ing to business, couple of gentlemen, very
assuming in appearance, entered the room.
One of the strangers dark looking gentle
man. with a short black beard and side
whiskers. seated himself just inside the door
OF the ante-chamber where he was Immediately
surrounded and welcomed in an expressive
manner by Sir Henry Lefray and other mem
bers of the committee Sir Henry, in well
coming Lieut.. Greely, said that he, as well as
all geographers and scientific men in Great
Britain and throughout the whole of Europe,
had followed with interest the efforts made to
effect the release of his party and hailed with
the keenest delight the result
Lieut.. Greedy IN reply remarked that he
was delighted at being invited to attend the
meeting of the British association. He would
of course connect himself with geographical
societies principally and would contribute
some of the results of his expedition.
In reply to Sir Ilenry's inquiries, Lieut..
Greedy stated that the meteorological obser-
vations were not yet ready to present. In an
animated manner he proceeded to speak of
some work done by the expedition. One of
the most interesting results will be a compar-
ison of the swinging of tine pendulum at the
turthest point north reached with that at
Washington. He explained that although
most of the instruments had to be abandoned,
the pendulum apparatus, which weighed 80
pounds, was brought back and had been sent
to Washington, whore II has been reswung
and we hope comparisons will be made He
remarked, with evident pride, that he had
told his party that the pendulum was very
important instrument but that if one of the %
ha al,-
abandon it. None would hear of this and
every important comparison is thus rendered
possible. Speaking of the observations of
Of temperature, he stated that the lowest
temperature ever recorded was experienced
in February last, when the mean temperature
was 800 below. After short stay Lieut..
Greedy was escorted to Windsor Hotel.