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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12

Mr. r II. Harrison, who has been
engaged in business at lladensville,
has accepted position with Mr.. Phil
Licber, Clarksvillc, Tenn. Mr.. llar-
rison is well and fayorabiy known in
this city, having lived here for NUN
Der of years and we recommend him
tothe people Of Clarksville-as an en-
ergetic, entcrprising young business
man.
Collector Wood has not yet arrang-
ed his bond, but will have it ready
in day or two to forward for APP
proval. He expects 10 take charge
of the Office in about ten days. We
understand that Mr.. Jas. II. Wood,
at present editor of the New Era,
will be one of his deputies. We
have not learned whom Mr.. Wood
will employ TO edit his paper.
The Democratic Convention at
Elkton, Todd county, last week NOM
mated Judge G. Terry for the Legis-
lature. There were three other can
didates. Msssrs. +. NJ. Duffy, of
Guthrie; II. Johnson, Of Allensville,
and f. NJ. Pepper, of Kirkmansville.
Duffy was the contending candidate.
Judge Terry is lawyer, of Elkton,
has been county judge and is good
man to represent his county.
Arrangements have been made
with the Louisville Il Nashville Rail-
road for excursion rates next Satur-
day to those who desire to attend the
family reunion at Forts Station.
The rate will be four cents per mile
for round trip from Hopkinsville and
all intermediate points, and also from
Clarksville on the Memphis branch
The indications are that the meeting
will be largely attended Dinner
will be provided for all who may at
tend The public is invited.
Work has begun upon the South
KENTucKIAN building on Nashville
street. 1t will be S5x261a feet, tw,
stories high and will show a from
elevation of 30 feet. The entire up
per floor and a room 25x20 feet in the
rear on the first floor, will be occu
pied by the SOUTH KENTUCKIAN
printing and publishing establish
ment. There will be Il store-roOm IN
front 65x25 feet. The building will
be completed and ready for occupan
cy by Sept. LIST. The brick-work ha'
been let to Mr.. G. ID. Dalton and tn,
balance of the contract to Messrs
Forbes " Bro.
The blowout at Clarksville las
Tuesday, so far asnumbers were con
Cerned, was a success. A very larg,
crowd was on hand, but those VIII,
attended from this section do no
give very glowing account of tn
affair. The outlook for free eating wa
so uninviting that the hotels did
land office business. The most Ell
joyable feature of the occasion was
free excursion boat, which mad
trips up the river and returned ever.
; hour. We are informed that the car
ran off the track several times on tn
new railroad, but fortunately NJ
lives were lost. The crowd in Clarks
vile was rather hard to handle, as {
, large portion of the visitors were no
in sympathy with the object of tn
gathering. The parade was a failur
; and taken all in all the affair wa
. not up to public expectations. w
are glad to know that the location 0
the State line was not interfere,
/ with.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12
Base Ball.

The Shamrocks and the Dudes of
this city, the latter reinforced by three
Nashville players, played match
game Monday, which was won by
the Shamrocks by a score of 81 to 1S
On Tuesday the Shamrocks played
the Pc mbrokes and defeated them by
u score of 20 to II, with one inning to
spare.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12

We learn that Miss Jennie lIooser,
young lady who had been attending
the barbecue at GAINESVILLE, was shot
Tuesday evening as the train reached
the depot at Elkton by some hood
lums who got into row and shot of
their pistols in the crowd. The ball
entered her thigh and the wound is
regarded as serious if not dangerous
The party who did the shooting
whose name we did not learn, is in
Jail.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce
James Breathilt as candidate to rep
resent Christian county IN the Legis-
lature. Subject to the action of the
Republican party.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12

The Rev. b. F. Orr, by request of
the family of the deceased, will
preach the funeral of Miss Emily
Gregory, at Hebron, on the 4th Sun
day in this month, He very much
regrets that his absense from home
at the time of her death prevented
his attending her burial and per-
forming the funeral sermon at that
time.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12
Born.

10 the wife of Rev. j. Il. Barrow,
on the 9th inst, boy.
10 the wife of Mr.. G. II. Bush, on
the Sth inst, a girl.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12

When you want a
new suit Of clothing,
remember we have a
large, stock for old
men, young men,
youths and children,
we are Offering spec
ial bargains in these
goods, as we have a
large stock bought
cheap, and they will
be sold for cash
cheaper than theycan
be bought IN regular
clothing houses, we
mean what we say,
call and be convinced.
AS the warm weather approaches
remember we have the handsomcst
stock Of white dress goods, etc,
ever brought TO the city.
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, etc, in
great variety. Call and see us.
Respectfully Yours,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12

Mr.. Jas. L. Murdoch will appear
at the Opera House one night next
week.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12
TOBACCO SALES.

Sales by Alternately 4 Co, June 3
aud 10th Of lS7 hhds, as follows:
so hhds. good lcat-$li %, l3 90,
II GO, l2 90, IL 90, Ii %, 10 %, 10 %,
10 90, 10 %, 8 Is, . 10, 3 so, . %,
8 Ii, . 10, . 00, 3 90, 8 00, 8 90, 9 co.
. %, . 90, 0 W, 8 W, . 20, 8 90, . CO.
8 90, 0 90, s 80, s 80, s 80, s so, s So,
s 70, s IS, s 80, 8 G5, s 45, 8 60, s Is,
8 70, 8 81, s 80, 8 50, s 90, s 80, s 80,
s SO.
ITO hhds. common leaf from-$S U
TO s 80.
q hhds. Tugs from-$5 90 to s 90.
Market strong and steady OH al
kinds except trash Tugs. The sale
DAYS of the next week will be Tues
day and Thursday. We suspend OF
Wednesday on account of the Grange
sale.
Sales by Buckncr 4 Woodbridge
June 10 and llth, 1885, of lis hhds
as follows;
IS hhds. medium to good leaf, from
IS so to II rs.
IA hhds. common leaf from 81 81
to s Is.
% hhds. medium to good Tugs, from
So so to s 90.
q hhds. common and trashy hugs
from So 90 to 6 90.
Market rules strong and steady a
last weeks prices,
Sales by Cant Il Gather June It'll
of 6S hhds. as follows:
IL hhds. good leaf from-$9 90 t,
IL 25.
"a hhds. common to Medium lea
from-$7 50 to 5 80.
% hhds. Tugs from-$5 90 to s CO..
Market study at last weeks prices
We will sell on Tuesday of next weeI
instead of Wednesday owing t
Grange sale.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12
TINE TABLE FOR TRAINS.
nv

We can build another railroad
flour people will but try;
And unless we up and do II,
IIopkinsyllle is sure to die.
This il not gloomy picture
To frightcn those who will not give,
But the time has come for action
We must work II we would live.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-12
Hopkinsville Tobacco Market.
THE FINGER NAILS,

DUCKNER Il WOODBRIDGE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Prof. Parker, . member Of SO. Paris
Lodge read POc's Raven, and then BY
reqsss, rci,ed a Dutch dialec, piece, en-
titled "DO, Baby Of Mine"
Remarks for the good Of the Order
we're made BY ID. A. Edwards Of Nor
way, q. IA. Watkins Of Paris, Bro
Packard 81 Norway. A. 5. Austin Of
Paris and Capt. Bolster Of South Pari.
Mrs. wil.on and Mrs. Howe sang Z
duet. "You | Love % fOndly."
Ca motion Of A. ). Austin the thanks
Of the Lodge ~eFe extended 10 south
Psrs Lodge. 10 the singers and TO Prof
Parker. for courtesies extended.
Adjourned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
Malice nj EareeloAure.

xVHEREAs. Levi Luni Of Peru. 10 the Count,
w ofOxforf 90 the sseond dag Of Jssasry.
A d. lssl b. hs iced Of mortgage % that date.
recarasd N oxford Registry q Deeds, book l97
riees u and siiastsd IN said fsru IN said Cesnt,
o. Oxford. described In q "a mortssse - foll0sf'
Being al Of nv homestead farm, AMI being the
uore o. less together ~llh the bulidlrfs therein.
b secure ne psgmsnt OF = csrtAia note Of had
thsrela sescribsf AIT - the conditions 0f saif
mortgage have ben broken. ain forfeicsufe
made sbd provided. and siss ths no.ics fos that
parpose. A. n. hAsp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

The eighteenth annual convention OF ne
Union State Suntsy school Association
will b. held a. Auoarn, Oct 2i-2j. A
fall and exceptionally attractive pro-
grsmne has been prepared. Leaders aud
speakers Of national reputation WI reprs-
sent The several departments Of sunday
school vork and Instructions. and soperi-
OF talent from The state has ben eniisted
for the msetiags- Reduced railroad fares
from al parts % the state oil b granted,
and The citizens o. Aaburu and Lewiston
generously Offer free eatertainment 20
those Who may attend. Delegates deslr-
ing snt-rtslnmsnt are requested % sfits
70 A X y. Jordan. esq CAairman Con
nlttss. A1osrn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
OCTOBER TERN, 1885

HoS. T n. HAsNELL. Jss,cs.
ALnERr :. AUsrIS. Cisrk.
JOEDAS STACY. SHIRT.
JAMS ;. wKioHr. Couniy diforHsy.
wrluiaw A. B,KKows. Messenger.
The October term Of court ~ill begin
today. Tuesday. Oct. rs. lodge Haskell
oil preside.
A new Grand Jury has been sum
moosd. this term, a. vel - traverse
Jury. Tie following i . fall lat Of the
urofs Coz tki. term
GRAND JUKY.
GILMAN 4. bean. Bethel.
J. : Brosn. Messy.
Nrgil Cole. Canton.
l.. A. Carter. Nor-ay.
Sdnsy n. Edwards. Oxford
Israel r. Gammon. Sumner.
sampson Hartman. Lowell.
Cyrus NJ lfi.h. Hartford.
Noah n Palmer. S,oneham.
Klbofn Pefham. Woodstock.
Freeman Pugsley. Hiram.
HEAVY A. Sman. Ramford.
Ssayy NJ SAnderson. Waterford
LEONARD X SsAn. PARIS.
John To~ls. Dixfeld.
Thoma. &. Walker. Brosnfeli.
william q Walker. fryebarg
A A West. And0yer.
rRAvrEsN IURY.
Lssis "A. B,sbec. Samner.
Oro,se T. Cofhss. Hartford.
Richmond DAVIS. Grafton.
n q. nirsmofe. Nof~ay.
Gas &. Ellis. Canton
Clark h frosi. Hanover.
Henry Gary, Pans.
Albioa p. Gordon, Fryebarg.
George W Gray. Denmark
Gideoa ". Harmon. Baekhsh.
Phsndsus Hill. Brosrhsld
Andres ;. Hapgoot. Waterford
Frcsmoni Knssland. Albany.
Eben ; Kilborn. Bsthsl
Charles LAphan. Green~cod.
Waffsn Libby. Porter.
Joseph A. Ioujoy. Peru.
Ie~is J Llni. Oxiofd
Alberi Merrill. Lowell
phihp Mason. Pans.
EhT Peabody. GileAd
Charlie. Rankin. Hiram
william Riii0a. Sseden.
2. e.. Rchafi.. NeHico.
NJ. J Rove. N0fsAy.
Geo n Wobbsf. Runfoft
E.och ". Woodbary. Bethel
Thers arr three hundred ard for,y-,wo
,cat.aued cases On the c.vi docket snd
.syea,ssa on he criminal docssL The
prospect j. that this oil BE- a very ba'y
term
Julse Hasktn and wife drove into
,o.n. saturday. ani b. i. therefore IN
readiasss % open court On time.
The Nor-sy paper stole oar court re-
port. lasi week.
A new coal stove has been pat IN The
.obby. to warn thai foom ard The library.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
CANON FAIR

Extensive preparations are beiag made
for The Canion fair. 90 b. bid Oct 30
and "a. II l. AID that Can,on has the
beet half.mils track In the state, ant
there are .one good horses 10 that vic.n-
iiy Which oil b sPeeisd. Oihef de-
par,msn,s ars % be- BOXED Aher. aad q
good s1hibii o. stock and farm products
wil b. made 10 addition % the good
kor~s trut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
FOR SALE

Ca scsoaat q poor health. I ~ish % ssli nj
farm In Parts. mldsaY bctseen faFis Hill IN
North buetfeii. Contains abaui - sefes ulaEc
pssiufe and w0ndlsnd Cuts IS 70 % tons q =
hJ, nesflY All esn b cot siih . msch ne. III
lAEe and IN good caliitsiiop, Tree fr'm weeds
fNcsilett Nsfi ~ ant 4usntiiy of frut Aisay'
2 tnty % soot watsr. Will eel st0ct, etc, - "a
iafm. wish O. eel I'm aedtstsly IN order " m W
before uln9r. Cone ard zee The place.
DAVID II. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
NOTICE

Ihs safusl uaeetiax u the Bry snl's Pond A
Antovsr TeieErsph saf Trlsphoas c.. oil ocesf
Nontsv. the ig.h az Of OF inst, for the cholcs
% ofhcers ard other business that may properly
me befoTe said mestins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Wa bad tts misfortune 90 break one
q our 100 presses. catered a. The County
fair. 20 we could nct ran b.. A. G. Jones
The South Pans machinis,, took @ in
had. and soon had b. 10 good ranning
order "A. made = new seared ~heel,
~hich i fns piece q ~ofsmansAiP.
We no~ have nesi a. hand q good ma.
sAinisi Who car repair al kinds q breaks
In machinery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
EARN For SALE I.

situated Al West nsfhel. on the norm SHE o,
ne liver, And tn9sn A. The klesEer Rose fum
Il ofsfe for sale 10 tao pArts, dsiisd b. : lrs
runeinz hrsNsh the cruteF, dividing ~ nesFf
sqasiiy, fhe to Stands % b sold with IN
eat pat Ter farther paflicuisrs, itglir a o.
aitrfss Ann u. L. ROME
sept s.h i.-i west Bethel, Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
A GOOD RECORD
-. l----.-

somewhai r,msrkah'e hat 10 tafc'
aqroirtmeuts O. post Cf - in MS go
~ by TIE present aim.n.sirAilou, onc ~
poinies va ln jail Cor lsfraging ilf
royerumeut 40 thc tine thc aQpoluimeu'
was mate. sccouf hai hceu in itl. uuiei
Indictment flr ssLlng Iqlof sni keeping
= gambling p.scr. ant me tlird nti Dee q
removed ffom ne sane on -e unter r..
puhucan aimIu.siratIou Or ucg gcncc.
ThIsisa reform administration. - az
FHHH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

TIM attention o. teachers and students
IN Western Oxford i called 20 the pro-
sramns q an edueaiioasl mceiing 20 b.
held IN Denmark. Tuesday ani Wetnes-
day. October rs. snd H. The pro-
sramme will b. found IN another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

TAcuEks and students q this vIcin-
10y vii End In car advertising columns
q notice % The teachers meeiing % BE-
held 81 south Pans. Tuesday and We'd
nesiay. October ~ aa1 IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

THERE ~as another change q tine ca
the Grand Trunk Monday, Oct. ~.
Ne- time table. will b issusd nsxt
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

o. the fourth page q this paper ~ill
Be- found an Interesting rePor, u hne
case Which j. nos disturbing The people
o. RoKbsry and Byron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

The OXFORD CoUNU ADVERTISER
published at Norway We. con-
tains all the county news full and
complete. II is the largest, best
and cheapest paper printed in
the county sample copies free
upon application. s ssS' SEA- ss"' s soSS
The ADVERTISER has more sub
scribers. two 10 one in this coun-
ty Of any other paper printed in
Oxford County Advertising
rates are low and uniform.
The circulation of the ADyER-
mann Inc. lot Iau,t.Vt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Oh ihs, frsi page q this paper : .
quantity q locsl mAiic;. crowded out,
Jas, ~sss. BY cur report q the County
fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
VIM. J. Wheeler,
Dealer La sssis.i Is.,rsm.at..
SO. Paris. Me.
>on-res,dem, Taxes.

in TIE iovn Of usnfon, Iu ihs County Il Oxfofd.
fuf the year 80.
The foiluains ilst of takes 90 "a estate Of
aon rrsIleut usurrs I'M The tusn - Hebron.
Tor thr year is-t 10 bills sommIttei % Iamrs ID.
~tufisFtrt. cll'srtof III faI t1sn "a the 3D. n
iay Of Ausaa lsct. has tssn retained ~ hin.
% NJ ~ remaining unpaI % toe slh day of
iuiY Tvs BY tIs certllcAtc n that dat All nou.
rcmalns unpaid and uotice IL hsr-tY given thai o.
ne sali taNcs, lntsresi and charges arc nj pahI
inio ne lrgksaff q sall toan ufhIa sighiogn
months non the dats OF tte cunmItment " ssli
bills, sp much - ne rial estate aNei a. vill ~
surrIrni O. pay tls auouut lie taFftfuf lurls q.
iuE iutercst au1 charge MI stfnut furth 10
nntIo hf cold al rntic auctilu a. III Ireas4rrfss
crrs il slh loNu, ca ~NurdaY. the sNh On III
istraky. ~. 40 una Gel o. on TIE anFrulon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
PARL0R SUITS
CARPETS.

- - q ta .r sFElfAL tnNrutrf slsr1N
ir Ia 40 0ft go fsf ...a 40 "a it 49,
ra.Hfr f.r.ff Hf A. su.aHl IlrIIss.i. 30 Hsfs q
s.rasrI .rs Al e. alf tn inua az 81 rffr
- u raH.aH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

PEor. r. r PAnKrs q S5a'h Psfs,
rad a. Lssis,on. Thursday evening. A.
an entertainment gwen Or the Ooidcn
Rule Lodge u odd Fs.l1~s, With tn
Msndelssoha Qasr,etie lie goss from
there % Massachusetts,. where be vii an
engagements Coz several weeks 20 come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

AF. ASDEEws q Norway, vent y
our ofice. Thursday. wiih large drove
u cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Never out OF place Hop Plastsrs for
sudden pains. weaknesses and strains. Al
ways sure. CSC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

TurNos have come 90 pretty pass IN
tbs ooaniry u citizen cAnno' exercise
hs ngb, % belons 90 political club. ard
a. The sane time bold government o.
Zee Yet ssch !, The zeal q civil service
rsformsr.. iha, tbs iadispsiable Inherent
risht q aciloa !. denisd. So ihe fol-
lo~ing Hos much such nonsease MI
che people s,And ?
u.sfol Herald
TIE nss chlsfof thc letter carriers 10
Chicago was elected president ofthe \ ouug
Meus D,mocratic CuuucL Postmaster
Jaii sAs 10 on'cction % me Arrangement
General Nlss. hoscvef, ADORNED bis SUB.
ordinate thst "the Interests ~ The pus.ti
service rtqgirsi thai bel shoa.d not TAKE
auy acilvs part ln q political Organization,
an ne yogrg man promqlY rrsiguci
non ne "couuciL- Toe reform costa
aes o. reform.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

NJ John 2 Pau sho as tock master
Al NJ k.usry uavy yari lu i,tl, AL a.
then removed hy ne krpahlcaus Tor OF
fsusivs psrtissushiP. hts Ilst hesu Flni'-
Gated ~ rrsiofat1n to his o.t p'tre.-
pro1rrssirf A.
Perhaps be- ~as one q those pafiisans
~ho Ia 1851 tired % pat ihe whole aavy
IN southern waters wi'hout orders from
healquaftefs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Tm l-g.s says that Al ,bs late Massa-
ehusstis state Dsmocratic convention,
the Chairman. NJ Frfgerali. tod a
Mr. Posers. one of The delegates. hat
be ss~ him deposi; TO ballots. Poser,
cshied The charge bat filssrsld affirmed
tha, Il ~ true. Tie purity q The
Democrats party has lous besn = sub
Jet Of comment Il al~sys resolves Tor
a free ballot. AID the members I've up
fully % their dcclaraiions 10 pti1cip.e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

speedy cofv 10 ell disease. ~ she tli.
neys or ufinary organs ~ using Heats
Remedy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

fxExs .-Yearly Subscriptions, tils, N paii
sirictly IN sitance otncrslsr, 80 pr 80
sInEla curies. fte ceuts
ADsNafIsEnKSrs Al lersi aivertissments
are given thrre con~cCutiNe Insertions tur -
pr inch In lenEth 81 coluInn. fropate not lcss
lnssrted a. above iur ~ each. ekCept hos
rUlatInE % hral Estate. which arr 10 eAcn
special contracts ulsais vita iocal. transient 20
yearly alNortlsers
Doe rnrNIIxo.-rhe Onfur,l uenoCrat one
- eel afnTknIi ulIh nra materials fnf iulna
~ klnils % pain of tanCy lun rrinNna An
eKrsfirncsd 300 painter L. alsaYs In NJ cftrf,
81 a. car prosala arr run - siNanns - elen
sIArantee prOmpt AMI satisfactory sufk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
WEDNESDAY,,

what an sppstite IL gives; how restful
10 makes my sleep; by using Hunts Rem
edy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

Illustrated American ~. ,.':'T: sl!: 8, 81
STOCK BOOK - /: &C.. , y GO, e:
A. rioasrais s1if o. "a Not 30 yarasr oas az
Nrf % & uif,1sf u EouGnr Issssa ss,s,
II % a. - ~.ss q thg ~ 4 stsT ssv -
Agenu Wanted. kIelunve Territory Owen.
HUMANITARIAN Subscription a geney.
7. %. lQn $40. 1ta NArau "a. Nav l0nf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13
CHAMP SETS

s... sss, ss,. ss-, sts.oa. sss, SEQ.
80 so 80" o. go r. - II. .Ltl 7.
- Narat he o. sio. IfnNt IS ~ -
HISS ttia .nrfu taHn a. ~ l. sto -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

EDUCATIONAL MEETING The Annual
Meeting OF the West oxford Educational
Association will b. held II Denmark, Tues.
day aud Wednesday, October lS1h spd
lith, less.
The pTogrsmme 10 a. follows
TUESDAY.
BAN. Address OF welcome. Moses n. Cobb.
Supervisor of Dsnmaik kssponss b. the
President, Albert y. kichardssn. ffysbuIH
70 - A n, Nuslc. Question bon. ~ A. ~ !,
"neadlng," Miss Minnie ,. Pingrcs, Denmark
ar. N. Music. Address. lion. ". J. oftheii.
sofhAm. ar N. "writins.- Miss Jennie Bean.
DENMARK. ~. n, Temperance Instruction In
public schools. Mrs. W. N. stickney. brown
Held. q. n. Music. Address, Hon. y. A.
Luce, state rupt.
sAn.. Music. Election OF officers aud other
business. DA.n, Thorough ieashing,- Miss
n. a. stone. Bridston. n An. Music Read
Ing. Miss Cynthis l.. fingree. Denmark. II ~
A n, Question box
Discussion follows all papers.
Vocal aud Instrumental music In charge
OF Miss Kate y. Ingall-, Denmark.
Free entertainmentf for ladies. Per Order
Executive Committee.
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Albany BASINS.

AAHhANA .h'AA'N
Upon beautiful morning Of last wees,
q party OF b0arders Al the Pine Grove
House, South Waterford. consisting Of
Charles A. Burjltt. wife AMI daughter.
Mr. Whimarsh AMI sisters. took . tam
for TIE fsr.fancd Albany BAsins and, BY
Invitation % thc driver, Thomas BrOsn, |
giafiy embraced the opportunity ID View
that curious freak 81 nature which has
drawn 80 many tourists from al parts VI
The country o. see. oar road LEI rs BY
Hear Fond beautiful sheet - water,
which : spread oui lk. mirror a. the
foot % Bear MoantAin. whose rocky base.
composed Of huge graulte b1ulisrs which
have been ton bici from 10 sides AMI sun.
mt have. hy mans restless energy, been
converted lnto an excellent Highway. Tue
westerly side % this mountain. ue1t % thc
pond, presents Wild aud ragged APPEAR
ace. TIE frosts ant the hghtuings have
spllt And rlvcu the granite iuto huge irAg
ments. looking % the pAsscr-hy a. " =
small force. could hufl them Into The
CLASSY water. below IN Que place there
il mas % granite which l. almost pr
feet pAitsru % Swiss cottage, AMI ha.
received that name and i an object II
aINAA NANNNHANN " ~" N'f'A" ~ ~ 49,
AMI strange 10 uAtarc.
About a mile and bali nom The Grove,
we passed south Waterford villagc-or The
" CITY" A. u l. called; Tor whai reason 70
has received that name l. among Inc for
gotten things % the past IL l. long,
rambling village. tuih upon both SIDES Of
The outlet % Thomas Pond, which aflrts
very good water. power Al this place ani
wAs Al one tine used A. The motive power
for large ant arriving business at 70 l.
uttis utilized uow-hnsiusss L. a. q stand.
si.li. AMI ttc Nh.rrof The waief.Nhr,i an.i
ths han 90 machinery, that feS year.
40 nate sweet music fOf thc husy 'uha1.
ltants. arr hardly beard az mlIl gfisi
mili ani Carflrg machine, ard Two sipfcs,
dolng fair trade. comprise ueaf.y ~
whole business az the place, sni even hing
except = few handsome dsc.ing hoarrs
ocars The marks of olt AZ. u j. iis geo
graphical position. AMI not ltck of eater
prise on The part ~ IL iuhahiiants. That
has produced thls state 81 things.
We rext cone 90 The Plat II isa 1tau'