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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

BY The death q Vice Presideni Hen
incks, The county i len With no one 20
suocesd 10 the chief msgistrsey in case
q The death o. the President The nex,
officers in the line q the succession are
the President o. the Senate and the
Speaker q the House. During the short
session q the Senate last March. Mt.
Hendricks did moi, a. i the usual Gus
ton. vsea,e the chair 10 ALLOW Of The
e~leCiion Of q Prcsiden, pro tenn, a. such
oacsr woald Be a Republican. There
i therefore no President q the Ssnaie ;
nor il there any SPEAKER q the House.
a. that BODY hss not met since election
n Presiisai ClevslAad should die before
the meeting q Congress. the country
would mol, have even Al aching iresi-
dent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

OXFORD, ssi-At = Coart Of Probate bid Al
PARE. within ard fof the County ~ okfori
on the third Tuefday % 90 -
o. the pftl tna o. WILLIAM eokNo>
Guariisn Of nellie D. fsstman q fvsbuff'
10 sid CountY, pfsYinE fr lcces- - srl
nj convey ceftAln rial eststc siuttei IN tANi
FuenarE, AT On 4 a. c-ibed In HI petton 90
ale 10 thr PROBATE On . ~ an rdFautsfsoas
Ser Of ven hunfrc snd sercot1 .hse i0ias 70
D. ferson Lrsis - FrystuTx afpse-ad.
ordered, That the aid pefitinnu give notlee
% al persons Interested by easing An abttfati
o. hs pefluoa. suh fhis order thsrelos 70
D. psbllshed threc -ceks suocc-siTeJ 10 INC
OxfOrd nrmoerat printed 81 Paris, that thsf mp
appear o. . Probsie Court y b held aiffN'ba o.
In said county 90 me nifst TUESDAY Of isc nsk
A nine o'cloet In the flfenOou and shos cause "
Any they have Why the sane shoeld not %
GEo. A WILSON Judss.
Atue eopy-attest ~. 4. DANis, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
Commlss,ouef's Noiiee.

nus urtsftigusd havlrg tisn arpniatfd ~
the a. n JuuEr a froHaf 80 m CouatF a
ONfnfd. cn NJ ttift fusttaf ~ NeNrmtsr, \. ~
H~A tommlsstuua o. rfCFifc aud rNauiue n
ca III c~fnfltufs asainst Ne estate a fsicE u
usmmcua ate "a fafisia All tfuntY ftrearcf
~ Frsaentsd irfoIFsut hcWtf give untcn nat 80
u1nihs iron ne cate Of all sppoinfmrrt are 81
ioaod q falt rrftfrfs m shfh o. yrssfnt AID
prove their tlaIms anl that Ties VIII D. N 80
"a a. the fuIluaiaE placfs atd unst o. o.
turrasa a. f~seiFlra Ne ssmesNrf Atthr ~ /,
70 co. hrslstff 90 neeis in iafis. 90 ne hHi
TursfkY "a Iarusrf. a n To-, ani on thr ltsl
IuudkY 81 Arfn. 4. tsA
uatr1 fhis gfH dsy III = Ffmtrf. A n. lni.
leeN s,,slaf C,nni..isasr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

e.. r. WmuUN. - Of The State
Sccfetays office. Augusta, has or
thanks FORA pamphle, giving The agri-
cultural. faAnciai. commercial and man
aiae;luag development q Maine-and IT,
advantages a. = summer resort Ac-
corling 90 The statistics which have
been compiled under The direction o. the
state Secrsiay-ihe future q the state
"a most encouraging one-and - Ear
% show that the advice Of Horace Gree
ley ,h0lld %; apply TO The youns men Of
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
Now Advertisements
Catarrh Cured

Caiarrh b a Vcry prevalent disease Win
distressing "a ofcusiyc symptom uoods
~safsapaflla gives ready rcief AMI speedy
cure. frum ~ fact q acts through ne bod.
ana nus rrachcs even pant q ne system.
Il suffered 9Th cafarfh thccn years Tex
Hooda ~sarsararlia and I am nottnoutlcd any
Nth catauh. and ny Crucul hcaiih O. much
better" 1 " Inns fusiai Ora chicago
a 81 Louis Railroad
Il suacrcd viii caiarrt g Cf = years tuci
many uuudrrfll cures. inhaiefs. &C.. send
IND ucafiy one huntrcd dollars without enctL
tired Iloci.s sarsaranfa and Was Ercaiiy
improved" A. A. AHnnH. worcester Masa
Hootrs s-ir.aranlA L. chanrirrlod ~
throc reCularfrs IT, re crafiarf.on e
rrmrdal agclis 81. the T~roTerioa a. me
Y-usru q securing ne active moiir.nal
glaItira To- result tamciiclnc ~ unusual
strength sroCurE cures trhrfie unknoen.
sid o. rek c.unIn.rE afiil0nl cFiience.
.Woods slrsalarla torfs up my ysirml
fnrfrs uF lNsN HUafffuf t quo fi
seems o. mao me over luNei"N'
Irrsirf ~ us0la LaaFM Ma
elects strsaraufa tcat. cifgfs 49,
D. uaak sirrcL NCsNoik CJ.
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla
49, ~ al dr.n'rs o. "A Cor e. Mac
CAY uoop a CO. iourl Masl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

HruE0N SrNusrrH.-We are IN
deb'ed 20 James VI Pike or COPY Of
che Hns Semester. a j1grnL Published
.emi.annuaIy by the students q Hebfoa
Academy The editors q The present
edition az ". l. Bonnsy. r. r. Bragg,
Comic VI. spear. A r. Caldwell. Helen
A Iohnson. anl Agnes NJ puace
Bssi1c.s manager. "A. Z. knight. II
contains letters from senator Hsmhn and
ex-Gov. Long. both of whom were for
msr .tsaea,. a. ,he Academy. The con.
'u5uuons by the students are q more
thAn ordinary excellence, aud The publ
cation reflects credit upon The Institution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
GEORGE A. WILSON irir
Atrue copy-Auesi a q. DAVIS As

OkFOHD sst-At q Couu ~ frntaie
fsrs -ithin .nt Tor the couutI qi ''
90 the tlird IucsdaF Of NuF A ID
90 m prIuna of ~ X. IaOHf~uf Hat
dian q Wsf.r = IN npsHn. q mam
fu.strh. sat- q Nes usm shine, pftI
license 10 fen ani e Aver eftain zeal 49,
dssrrlb-a ln no. PAM q 90 AZ. in co. E
Oncr 81 ysb e of puFsts sal
Urdfffd. Ina M sali puiHrfr SIC
10 al psrsHus iatsrsstsd By csuflrf A.
Of % psttion sth TITS order thffeun o.
lshsd tnrse seess ssccessiTely q thf NA
n~mncrat. printsd 81 Pals, th.tthsy msf
81 q ff0tals 1oart 20 D. hsid 81 faH
Cuuaty 90 the tnird fussdsf oi De- nfht
o clVk in ne iOfenfuu, aei shos eaA~
thsy have shy ne sams should ugt 81 sf.l
SEO. A. NiLsoN, Jufs
true ~eopy-attesti "a a. DAVIS, a. @
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
horn.

n Wei usftrl. Nor. ioh, 20 ~ VIE u OecrEe
A N1Vhf, a.n
IL H.a Per-. Nev m. - a. vih n Esrussi od
80. Asariffr Ca ht ieA. o. d. sla ~ ~amlfi
IRISH q talFtt1r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
~AELECIMEN,s NOTICE.

TIE Bard % sslscimsn Of The rove OF Paris,
House the hrt Tus-dsy Il each month, al me
o'clsek z n. TO- traossctiJr OF naslne.s lsg.by
coming bsfore them PIN OkDkh
Paris, March 10. ls3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
o STOVES.
HEAVY BOX STOVES FOR
School Houses, Stores, Mills, and
all kinds Of Work Shops.

MANltAcll ktb AND SAT- ~
F. G.. M ERRIll,
SO PARIS. ME-.
ran ssn.srtsf nsrsbs siv.sp.t seots. 81
~ has tssn iuif sppoini.i , NJ hee 'aaf
81 rrohaus 90 ms CpsetF of osiord al ,ssuari
Hf irsa "a AfrInIttfsiof oi NJ estate Of
NAHN y HsrF-. ats nf uirtm.
IN fst lsant1 t.csasrtby slfiug ID asths a.
q frrfs ~ Therefore frlafsts at lfftnnt 80 ~
.rfrttuf o. M ssIats ~ saif trrsass % mtstn
neiiaif psYmfuf snfthess sho have tuI demands
>ss isiSi Gao cLWroan
nXfogp. ss-Ats D1au oi ,forais IA .
rs.ff suhn auf ff fhn g. unf ri nkioHi
% To- IhIsi ruesfsr Of N,r, = l~i
nHHI q i~uNlfnN. Adanlsuainf nn Nf
at.r I'd trontri o. iaHIr u 90 Aafftrf.
4 saIf IHuafI. feffssrd htrirr rHrfcatrf
All. - uat = s-inInsusuoa ~ H. eta 81 -
0rrrssr mti ~ eat An .fri'or give
"a na Of. 81 rrffnHs lntf stff.nI .aafafh r"rI
.f ths nrtrf A. hr ranI.afi hHw Hnrks
-rstrIf In tfr utfft lscm faipniai ~ fsrf
mrf Il arletr 1au q ~ tfe io tf
n.H III rs-Is uHtIn arf or raHi tuaufF nn
frr ifIrI u1rsftT nf To- rfNt as la ~
frrr .n nf sa1s ctrH o. snI ttfI have, 81
a' zane .ox -.
Auar %Gr-slsff -u e. DAVIS Gesi'f
lXTOHn w-Na Crrg ri rfant's aei All
- III ~. 49,
Anni.l~ urHgiCk Ain aIsfst an ttf
-,~ u.
b. .t.tr Ia ruf
i-rtsrf 90 aiosaarr
uar1nrn. ttu tsI A-IrIa.rrti.f sfs notof
H..
$4,000
IT,. 49,. rt. A.. sams
.Fn Wr-lS Iafrs
n..r. grst..f.
.NUlnn Cd NaiHf 10 Probate HrIf tI
rsrs tn tnfnf nf laIaff mt ntfH.i
h.
sr.rn A.lraa I. IHf... be-
sfl..nH o. nh Htf
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hlN
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r -
ANafr.. h'rH 'hfh "t
- - cd r..s. rfa a.
III r.f.f
prn M I-r
iNAhIfF a
a lrf
90 N~.sfanIHf hH hN
.tf g. HHr. rHfI IHl i'
Hmr 90 htF
uunrHru. Tai fH. ftd - aff naH
N nrrsnrt irfrfrafHi tI W .
ns nHtrff. tf raHII sr"f fhfrf ~fssFanrssfFN
no.. uaf.ra rrn.-raf rfufrf e. raflt thsf thFf
.sr arr.af Ell . rrHtt.r toar tn tf nfi ai
.rs u.f IaanfT .u fhrfriHf larffar IT To-
al a"I.rt a Irr fHffn ran anifhHs "a
ta. frrH hfff. 49, Nr fHi tess rfaI n
d gnl a rr1frf a. aufs iHs Itr afi
h.Ia .I ursau a.Hf D. wfi
nfn q Nll"lNt Aai.f
AtrarrurI tftfaf II DAVIS hEetH
- ~
Afnhh a. A. 4" it
rtrs st t -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
RESOLTTIONs

Aaoptes by Mount Mia Loige. S0 III o.
o.. Nufh, Paris.
W~uEanAs,H hss pleased ~ supreme Ruler,
uho kuossih ne cod frum ne beginning. am
ga make no mistakcs. 10 remoNe trom our
wIi.f. Ruofbrr "a IA. ~toselL, = s0rthy mem
hrF u Muunt MicA LofEe. No a. OF.
Msy - nus % this dirpeBsstion snd earn ne
lrs-on God IN his fruytiencr sould have -
lean. remsmhs rin9 ttsi I'll our imcs are.in
his hanis~ MeNOuld tender 20 his nrnly AM
fisnds oar heartiest sympathy In their Be-
rraNwmeut.
nNss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
: n kINs.
RI kvHsrrr
q h CHusK KrT J

100 DOses ore Dollar Il tru only
OF Hoods sArsspaflla. and IL "a an unan-
swersols srsansnt - 20 strength and
economy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

wee President Itcmas A. Hrnincks
died satiel'y ~ paralysis 81 ile buia
a. be- home i1 l1lialapi4 iast Welres-
lay srening
fof d srsa, macy years NJ hea.
dfcks has 1se1 kr.sn OBJ che coln'fy as
one of me mos, prominent leaders il
che pemoera,c party lie had held
var.o1s cfces. W. ca1i.late Or Wee
prssieri ia 1870. all sas q pvm.nea,
candidate Co. 'le trst place ol che ticket
before tac co1veltou cf i,si Tie sas
IN extreme par,..a,. aa olt line Demo
cra,. representing ita, branch 81 the
party ~tich L. opposed 90 che policy a.
presadeut C.eveiard yci at admit That
Biz political De "a. ho1ofa5le. AID I'm.
private his without rPuach TIE scn-
era tone of newspaper comment may BE-
Judged from the following extracts
Trranr
Toe sslien ant unexpected Death %
VIcePrtslie Mclircks removes rom
DE Nation ore ~ Its most Corsp.caou,
public men. 90 C1nCiIai0rY WAYS snt
AHM..MA AM..|.r TT. -. HLWHH H"
most poplar nan .n hs party aud came
the nearest % representing - trlc views
Ant honest wishes. Mr. Hen
dricks was a born politician. ant bis career
extends over the most eveutui period 20
ths nations existence Unfortunately. 10
an not be- sald tlat be- las len up1u TIE
c0untry any special Impress of good H.
excessive csauon never Jed hlm In advance
% bis party. and ls vgorous Intellect SN
not used 3D. uphold the goycrumen; ilring
thc var
No opponent could gaiusay bis ability
and no Asssilaut % hls partisanship ever
darVd % question his parity Anf BIS hol-
esty. TIE higher the trust bestowed upon
hin ~ bis party. the more brilliantly
shone ihe ilstrc 90 bis Democracy
= umes
Mr.. Heudricks wNs assays one Of The
s.ncere and earnest partisan Democrats,
ant OF upright character ant considerable
personal abilities. whose sympsthies we're
TOO narrow AMI hs views Too restricted %
permit hin TIE place 10 political history o.
shich BE- ssplred II Was vel known hat
be had little hiking Cor the pri1olples rsp-
resented BY The head o. The uckst on
shich be Nss elected Bat bis partisan
shlp never took hin D. a point shsre hts
probity was 10 douot or his entire fdelty
% conscience Questioned.
= y HeralI
The main bismish OF Mr. heuducks
political conduct Va ne Intensity % IL
p~ariisanship To This also he Sss Induced
hy What D. conceived % be the average
sense Of ne people Tie thought that they
Ike intense pArtisAns- Iherefore be vas
one always. and therefore be- sAs betrayed
int0 msny errors. no; TIE east g~risyous Of
Which ~ss = principal topic % tax 10
every political circle 10 Washington lAst
nlght
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

OS the outside q this paper vii be
found several matters Of local interest.
which we're in type Jas, week, bl, were
anavoiiably crowded cat. Oar Portland
letter j. on the hrs; page. On the fourth
page i . letter from North F%ryebnrg.
the completion Of oar Nor~ay correspond.
eni'. article il relaiion % the business
enterprise. o. Norway. sal some csbOsge
.lores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

THr -Old Farmer. A~lmanaek." for
1856. by Robert h. Thomas. . On our
table. Besides the regular calendar
matter. Il contains The usual directory Of
schools. courts. etc. Ia New England,
and some misoellAneous matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

THE item under The lead Of Mexico In
las; weeks paper. which announced the
death o. Maj J. Richardson, was incnr-
rect. I, should have read Mrs. MAJ
J. R~ichsrd.on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
uuru1an VII O.su nn
SOUTH PARIS STUDIO,
tuesday December lSt,

AZ phosa -Iuing.. sni = ~sf ere be frtrfi
a. Ne pun or. In rsHs1n. untl Dec Nan y
D. Iose q Tea sch fFta-effr thr-uar
psfsors HsIrs COB ID I.wn rifafe n,tr tt
postal Iarso pkuIsf saitrf uron o. go ruf
aar-- OWN saaLl- a-lI o. s.tnaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

D. e. BE,pIoEn. Treasurer of The
K4mffl Fal.. g. Bgckts.d Railroad.
.erl. as che annual report ~ that rad
ff tte year enins SEPT 3o. lssj The
'o,a, nlmbef u passengers carried dur
i,g tts year L. 2i.ssl. Toas of ireght
1l.f1i The gross esruirgs q The road
fof the year have been st6.1i % Near
By tweniy Thousand dollar. have been eS-
perdci On the construction account dur
~ che year. Tie road j. hnsly equip
PED and managed. snd J. one of The Ia
situations q wtich Eas'srn Oxford has
i4s, rsasoa % bf proud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
NOTICE.

Al psrsoas haslrg iemsnts ssalusi ne estate
o. fhe late fsfuam fsssu ~ Wafefflft. ttctassf.
aTo feQafsiei g. present he sac Co. fgtilemfttI
o. ~Isp1fn 4 Iaset 81 W1tfffrri.
Waefflrf, NJ IN. 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

rkEus -Nearly suh-nruous as u rstd
strictly 10 adNantr otlcrs - fsf leaI
single curiFa nNe cent?
AuNFEusEnKxrs-Au SEA aiNertlsemeuts
anU IINru tlrNn cuusrluuNN luaHfNa"s 90
peT Inch I'M lruEtn uf Culumu Private nntNss
fn-s w.I - above Or . 80 farn. except tnuHn
r0laIIna fn Hrai Estate. anHUn arr go caEn.
~rarIa contracts NAH NIfn luCaA, transient Ur
yearly aiNrrfIsrIa
fOa nrxu~u -Uc ONfurI tTmeuf uftcf
L. eel sfnrkUI Elm nee mafrrlaIs mI DOING
81 kIrIa of rslu or CsucF SOB rnnnnr ~
GNusnrnnrI Inn printer IL NHaNH lu fnr uNtNt
an a. oar presses ar run nN steam 80 can
~lanntf prompt anf aIlsactuw sUrk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

ANorurR SrEoEr or rur ANr-Ibe
frovins pos,nas,srs have been apPoin'-
"a ff Osfoil County oAcss. during The
past vesk
A. Hanover. %. T. Russell. DO place
"a r. kasFp, resisnei.
A. Hiram. l. Cotton. ia place % j..
N. Hubbard. removed.
Thus ths cause q offensive pafissian-
ship !. promoted. ard a BY one the
"huasry All thirsty are made happy
Unlsr q n5mocrauc Administration ~e
s1psct ,hs ntmocfa's % take the ohic,s.
hst ~hat We mosi decidedly otjec, %. y
,hs rrs'er.e q offensive ~psrnsAnship
a,i Civil Service Reform. Way DOT e.
vel b. h1nssi ahoai i and call thiass
ty their right names
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
oIFoRD .-..s 80 % r,.'..

OXFORD. e. a Coau ~ frutsie e.
Part. - flIu anf 90 % DnlufF % nkl1f
he thiri IurrdaT q NHr q -
f.n IL FarE = afI NtI fEf MtrlHs m
nrrsnf EtHfsr 40 msfiHs Itf of Nita
sati ruuntF faCfasnf, lfaIlng 90 Irlw
and crave. r.rfsIu frsl fsfas fasrrtHi ~
D ir.on On hl- IN ne frhur ntrr
n Fros.t rrufnfeh lrffuf a lIsnfHfN e
of "a snda saIi mia0rs Iairrcfi lHiat
I'M saii o. o.
Ordsrrf Inai ne sttl petli naef ave
III persons Iuteresiri hy causius an
Ms prtrfuu sItn me 1f1rf fNf
H. rurI .nsf three srsks snrrrssIFrF M
OHfofd Dsmurraf urntrI a. fNIa. |h
ma sgps.r ~ q Cosu OF frouats f1 ~
ia sad CululF. nu H. hNri
Dee rsxt 81 uHs u'rlcfk ln ttf inffn
sho~ eaa-e. III aoy tnsy have Whg rhc ssmr
- i. l.. HH.mH.H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

TlrEr are various Individuals Who a.
tsnd pablic enisrtAinmeais Who ought 70
BE- ahs,~l a. nusancc. Oae = the man
wlo one In With rs clothes Fcsking
with he stale smell u tobacco. ard.
taking The seAi beside yoi, Which having
paid Or. be- has a night 70, makes him
elf offensive 20 yolr nos'us through
,he entire evening Noi much better j.
che sossipy womaa Who. seated directly
behind yoa. l. Continually burning into
her comparisons ear such remarks a.
.'Thercs Mr Blank vonder hos be
c,uld sford % spend twenty-five CENTS
tts GA skirfint The entertainment
nav b. sood. ihs hall wsil warmed and
the seat comfortable. BAT such %annoyar-
css ~ ihose mentioned all mase m dr.
fra't io crioy ite evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
WANTED.

4 ADIEs an scntism-n. n dy OF countfy' 20
IL rec We llsht, simplr, esst sofs ~ hpme. al
IL year roari. -ors sect bv m sii; ai.tsocs no
objection salar, Z IN o. % % dty 20 canvass
ia no stamp rqa rel tor rsplf. Adires
WORLDS MANUFACTURING CO.,,
ROx lsol. PORTLAND. ME-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

A NrvuFE q thc Oxford Rear family,
aos fs.aii-g ia le~s'oa. sends con.
man.ca'.1'. ~trh l. altogether ,oo long
Oh he svr1 a place IN car columns. 49,
t1s forth ite msut. ~ n Horace Ho!-
man. q ttst city. a. e candidate ~
department commander ~ The Grand
Afmv While ~c a. ro' kno~ ~hs'
action may he taken 'osafd 'he r~e.s.sc.
tn ofite prrssn, ehcieat incgmbcn'.
Gen james A HAL. we u-ieriand tts'
Ccmnic Holman has filed several oh-e'
ia tte Gn,i Army Nth much credit.
a,i 90 presume b. wos,i be- acceptable
'1 che veterans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
F. G.. M ERRILl,
SO PARIS, ME.

TuN saHHrrtff nsrftF affsarat ruotir. 81
~ hss resn falF appointed tf ne uou tutf
IA rfnhafr 90 ffs lnsnfF nf nNfnrl anl atfuH
Hnr fru ~ AfrInI. tfsfof oI m estate OF
NAHN y HsfF-. a. nf Nirtm.
IN fati l1ant1 fecrasofty sIfiug bod asths a.
rrrfs b. Therefore rr4ursts al prfsons - tff
.rfrtfrf o. m estate uf saif trrsasf a. mnstn
nrfiaif psrmfnf snfthass sho have auI tsmanii
hsreor e. sxhitltfhT samstn
N1r Oh, la elnti '~hNf'Ah
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

AtArame uf shIst pIsvef A. thc Rooms
90 fhr Calais WHIST CIun SATURDAY even
a. Nar Itth hsrf 49, fest shlch ru
ac.o.nft % IT, rare ocCuffrrcc s Of 10
tsrr.t o. sh'si players A. fnlnvs To
f..k Dfrtrls a. So shur A al carts
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literary. efc Othfi County i. credited
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

No opponent could gaiusay bis ability
and 10 Asssilaut % hls p~artissnship eve
dared % question his parity All hs bon
esty The higher The trust bestowed upoi
hin ~ his party, the brilliantly
shoue The iustrc % bis Democracy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-01
crKRERLAvp.
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spenks.

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spenks.
fcnr-seuonnencs ~ tirs EicismcDc Dispatch
CrwErRIAxI,, September p 1850.
Our County Court Yesterday wss
ls-relr attended. But bstls court bos'-
ness was done, bat VT had politics II
abundance.
The Hon. Y. r. Nunford was or
hand according 70 appointment. The
large courthouse was packed 70 over
flowing with Democrats anxious 10
6r;nk IN the intellectual feast thai was
N store fer them
4. ". L. Blan.on, county chairman
called The meeting 70 order. and IN 4
Short address introduced the H0H- y.
T. Mun50rd TO 5hs-sneetEng-
Mr.. Mu1fgTd's facts and figures
convinced al. whist his elogUencs Gre
sted The greatest enthusiasm And tI'-
tlruee. HIS speech was Of the highest
order. and Carried conviction 70 some
OF the enemy. IL was received with
many rounds Of applause. and earnest
hess and good feeling seemed 70 per-
wade Ii. whole assembly. A large
uumbeg OF colOred persons we're pres
EFT and pad THE speaker marked H.
;epii0u.
Mary thanks 70 the committee for
sending Mr.. NuI3Ord 70 ADDRESS our
people. BE made deep and lasting
impression upon our citizens.
Our organization If Thorough, and
wurf Is the vbichw0rd.
DEMOCRAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-01
The y enfr~ht Riots
fPv tt..er--Kss.l n ina f4is,~s~r

IL
MONTREAL. september 50.-Only
two small disturbances occurre3 last
Ineln--ors II Grey Nunpe-y. and the
ether. later. On he Champ &c Mars.
The police had received information
thai the mob would assemble a. the
ls1ier place. and strong force Was or
hand. On becoming unrUly the crowd
was quickly Dispersed. A nEn nnmsd
Jrrlolre Therin was arrested for ID
citing the crowd. Joseph Psrruili and
bis kOn were also arrested. Every
ding Is qmet tins morning. The large
force Of militia called out has evidently
had a good eject. No further serious
trouble Is anticipated. Tbe public
ieelIrg u completely aroused by the
oUDoOct OF The rioters. and the police
are denounced Oh AL noes f1- thsir
seeming want q courage. The Az
tb0rIties are resolved 70 carry out the
bsaltn Lws vigorously. and VIII take
vbrterer steps are necessary ior that
purpose.
EONgKEAL. September Ss.-Thsre
were - Deaths from smallpox IN tins
city curing the four DAYS euded on
Tuesday nigbt. besides 81 ID adjoining
municipalities. 4 furnace VII bs built
ID winch TO burn refuse o. every de-
scr1puOn. a m0rtuEry house will also
he built on the Exhibition grounds
WARDS have heen prepared for 500
Catholic and o. Protestant patients
besides private ward 10r those who
VII pay.