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LADIES OF SACRAMENTO

A ND VICINITY. WE SHALL HEREAFTER
N keep on hand make to order for ladies the
latest style Of Cuff Gloves with Rutry Fasten-
ings,' using some seven different shades of the
best imported Kid; also, several coors of Castor
Buck, including Black and Green finished Buck.
Gents Working, Driving and Street Gloves of
all kinds made. Don't mistake the place, 1919
Ninth street, Odd Fellows Temple. The only
place in the city where they know how to make
good glove All work warranted heavy glove
hand sewed. DODGES SACRAMENTO GLOVE
FACTORY. jel6-tfTuThS
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ASGosTURA BITTRRs are indorsed by all
The leading physicians and chemists for
their purity and wholesomeness. Beware
of cnunterfeits, and ask your grocer aud
drugsist Tor the genuine article, prepared
BY Or. J. G. 3. Siegert & Sons
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Nj - NT.ETrS.
SACRAMENTO PLBEIHG HILL

F. FOSTER. j. 0 FUNSTON.
1856. T. FOSTER q CO., 1855.
DOOK-BINDERs, PAPEg-RULERS AND
. Blanl BooE 2ianutacturers, No. 319 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. jy204p
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e. A. BOWER,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.-SHOP, $40
" street, between Fifth and Sixth, sacra-
mento. Jobbing promptly attended to. Esti-
mates furnished. jyl2lm
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WANTED

EOUR QUARTZ MINERS, S-HOUR SHIFTS,
L good wages; good general blacksmith for
the country, $50 and board; a young man to
milk cows, S25; man to do chores about ranch,
$50; also, wood choppers, 81 70 to 81 per cord,
stove wood. Female-A housekeeper for the
country, SIS; also. girls for housework for both
Il CO., Employment Office Fourth snd 4
streets. Sacramento. ie13-1ptf
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ACUIIs1, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FoR
" Diseases OF the Throat Office, 429h J
street, corner OF FitGh, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal. Tours: $50 TO II a. NJ; to
p VI. Sundays: $50 70 u A. FL: to Z p VI WILT
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Who ARE THE AFGHANs "A proelama-
ton issued TO the Afghans in 1882 by the
Ameer of Atfghanistan has just been
descended from the lost ten tribes of Israel,
Ii traces their descent from Adam through
Jacob, their snbiugation in Egypt. their de-
lverance therefrom by Moses, theis wan
derings in the desert, their settlement in
Syria under the Ameership of Saul and
Solomon, their Babylonian captivity. their
release, their wanderings ON the hills Of
Ghour, and their final settlement in AZ
ghanistan. It concludes by exhorting the
Afghans to trust in God, who will preserve
them from their terrible enemy, Russia
who is waiting to devour them.-[ [EX-
change.
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25 CENTS A PAIR!
(Thsse goods in regular stick are worth 81 EACH

A wide and varied assortment to select
from. Stock fresh and new, combined with
low prices, are among the attractions
always to be found here. Remember, we
carry no stock over from one season to
another. We have not the refuse from old
stores to rid ourselves of. We buy mostly
from importers and Manufacturers for
CASH. Large sales make small profits
acceptable. We are anxious that all buyers
should compare our prices and qualities
with those of other Houses. We are honest
in our belief that no firm on this coast
matches our prices Quality considered)
throughout the House. Our increasing
trade bears testimony that the people are
finding out the most advantageous place
to make purchases. 1t always has been
aim, and we intend always will be, to
serve the people with the best goods in
the market We have never undertaken
to substitute cheaper article for a good
one, but rather to keep the best article
and name the lowest possible price We
have tried to better our qualities and
We are willing to leave the answer to the
people.
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Two WoMEN-Did you ever hear two
| married women take leave of each other ut
! the gate on mild evening? This IS how
they do it "Good-by Good-by Come
down and see us soon Il will Good
| by Good-by Don't forget to come soon"
No, | won't. Don't you forget to come
up" 81 won't. Be sure and bring Sarah
Jane with you next time" al will. I'd
have brought her up this time, but she
wasn't very well. She wanted 70 come
awfully." Did she now? That was too
bad BE sure and bring her next time
q will; and you be sure and bring baby"
" will. l forget to tell YOU he's cut an
other tooth" You don't say so How
many has he now ?' Five. 1t makes
him awfully cross" 81 dare say it does
this hot weather. "Weu, good-by!
Don't forget to come down" . No. l
won't. Don't you forget to come up.
Good-by. II Exchange.
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TIMBER
Lands !

T,IIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
L pany has had patented to it in T. 25 n, R. 2
E, S,lo6 S0-100 acres OF land. The official grad
ings Of this land aggregate Si9,2S9 "a The land
embraces some highly valuable timber land,
and in part is sritable for agriculture and fruit
raising, and d whole is a fair average of foot
hill grazing land. Being located in the northern
part of the State, it has sufficient annual rain
fall to produce crops and TO maintain good
growth of forage, and is particularly valuable
as a summer range fol. sheep or cattle. The S,lo6
S0-l00 acres is offered TO single purchaser until
December l, 1ss5. for $1,000 being reduction
OF s., ,2o9 "a. IF not sold prior to that tire viii
be restored to the list of lands at the original
graded rates. Address or apply to
WM H. MILLS,
Land Agent c. p. II. II.
Fourth and Townsend sts., San Francisco Cal.
Jy9l-3t B. CT
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w. r. STRONG g. CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
~ in
SEEDS, FRUITS 81 GENERAL PRODUCE

r Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES. Sacrament
TO- Cal Seed and Tree Catalogues SCI free on
application. Nos. 8, 8 aud 10 y street, sac
FamentO. ivg..-
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST,

"By thorough knowledge of the natural
and nutrition, and by q careful application of
the fine properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately Favored beverage which may save us
use OF such articles of diet that a constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
! to attack wherever there is a weak point We
may escape many q fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and prop
erly nourished frame. ~ Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only IN halfpound tins, by GrocerS labelled thus:
JAMES EFPS " CO, homeopathic
Chemists. London, England.
San Francisco Depot: RICHARDS HARRISON.
d9-IyTuTh IL
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,... .tt,. ps. cee Sacramento as send ess marel
RANTED-LOST-FOUND.

WTANTED-A PARTY WELL ACQUAINTED
w in Sacramento and surrounding country
to solicit trade. Some knowledge of bookkeep-
ing and good references are required. Address
" a. b. this office. jy20-3t
WTANTED-BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS OLD,
w who understands telegraphing, to make
himself useful in Railroad and Telegraph Office
2i0 miles from Sacramento; must be willing and
obliging; wages IS per week and b)ard and
room, with good chance to become proficient in
railroad, express and telegraph business, and
prospect of an advance in compensation as his
services, etc, may justify from tiole to time;
must be well recommended as to honesty, So
briefly, integrity and general morality; no
dudes need apply. Address, with references
&C Il Co" Sacramento P. o., Cal. jy2O-St&
NTANTED-2Oe WOMEN AND GIRLS TO
w pack fruit at the Capital Packing Co.
Eleventh and B streets. CAPITAL PACKING
co. .iv9-tf
r OST-ONE BLACK AND TANA
Il Deer Hound; two rings on col IS-ssSsS1a
lar; Return to STATE HOUSE IO. 49,
TEL and be rewarded. iyG-tf
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The Home School for Young Ladies
1925 TELEGRAPH Avenue. Oakland. Cal

ORGANIZED IN 1872 BY THE LATE MISS
" H. n. Field. The Fourteenth Year will
begin on WED SESDAY, JULY Goth.
Address MISS l. TRACY, Principal.
ieq-2m1pIuThS
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81, II. PERsoN.

DENTIsT, as STREET, BE ..+g-7esse
tween Fourth and FIN, saers- sri sssszAssss
monto. Artificial Teeth inserted On lkIGlr
Gold Vulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide OF
Laughing 6as Administered for painless extrsc.
ton of teeth. jyls-Im
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nFFfCE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE.
" tween Ninth sud Tenth, Nos, SIS and go
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
N. once hours 10 8 A. M l to SP NJ, and
evenings. jyi-bf
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L. Il. TERRETS,


DENTTsT, 9Is SIXTH STREET, .as,..2,sz.
IL between l and J, west SIDE, 'Ysssss: sssssssse:sa
opposite Congregational Church. I&k ifLS
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DENTISTRY.


TT ATE OF LIGHT & SHAWL, eszyz=s..,
VI Dentist. Office and residence u. ID
over TUFTS Drug store, corner ss.SssGssss
Tenth sud ] streets. Office hours: LILLY
"a ". to P N. Sundays, 10 to Il. jy13-1m*
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Reducing Telegraph Rates.

LONDON. July 20th.-The Postmaster
General, in addition to his proposal to re-
duce the present telegraph tariff from
twenty-four to nineteen cents for ten word
essages-addresses to be free-proposes to
encourage the sending of smaller messages
by charging twelve cents for messages con
tanning but three words and one cent for
each a1di tinlpal word
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LONDON, July 20th.-The Mansion House
Committee spent four hours to-day in the
work of investigating the revelations of the
Pal NaH Gazette.
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS, NJ. d,
DHY5IGIAN AND OBsTETRICIAN. OFEICR
L and residence Nc. 212 J street, Sacramento.
onos Hours. i . . n. \ 4 to 4; P. n jyl2-1pti
6:30 to P NJ
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DE-. A. Z. BRUNE.
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
L the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence No. 521 street, between Fifth
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours to ii 4
H.; s TO 5 and TO 8 P. NJ. jylS-ti
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DIR. GEORGE PYBURN

physician AND sURGE0N.-oFFICE AND
/ Residence, No. S23 j street. between Third
and Fourth. Hours-S TO 10 A. H. 8 to 5 and 10
sP n. Ohioe OF City Superintendent of Public
Schools ST same plsce. iy5-4pIn
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TOR SALE-A FINE BUGGY HORSE: ~
L gentle, sound and good traveller kSSfN
Apply at 527 street, between the ES-SA,
hours of and O'Clock in the morning. iY16-5tH
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DIR, NIXON.

DR. PINKHAM, SIS EIGHTH STREET.
~ Office Hours-1 to 3, ana 6:3G to 7:3o P. NJ.
Residence next door. iy2-tf
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DUBLIN, July 20th.-The Lord Lieutenant,
in reply to a deputaton interested in the
Munster Bank, who called to urge him to
use his influence to secure Government aid
for the bank, said the Government could
not give direct aid to the institution.
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sEMIANNUAL CLEARING on, To-day
Fifth Day. NEW ATTRACTIONS EACH DAY.
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AMERICAN LAIINpRY

OFFICE, SAWTELLES BOOK STORE, 70S
" and 40 street Gentlemen's, Hotel and
Restaurant washing done in good style. Blank
cts and Lace Curtains specially. iy2-1pSm
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FANCY NOTIONS LACEs,
PRICES
tinue this great throughout July.
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|PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS FOR &c

MILLINERY GOODS TO BE CLOSED OUT to make room for our
NEW FALL STOCK, which will be Of the latest styles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

ltsu BE- q matter % suprss 30 most
rvater- b ieafn "a; ne msuufacturr Of
wast - knosn mou sholsss.c gfoeef-
- "mINrf molAssrs u very large Ihi-
sfaitsrsi.on - composed largely % gle
coss. sciis All other dsistsfio1s Sab
Stances. sometlmss D. The extent ~ sesen'
~ eve pr csut ant q sivsys sod % ~
cousumsr ~ pcrc molasses Altho1sh
This compound cooks VEL. the sseeisning
properties AZ very much reduced, ard The
consumer pays dearly 10 money an health
fof an sitiC,e that i Apparently cheap am
desirable TIE shoiesome tist % child.
hCof. bread ard mnls--e-, ms uos ~
- = toss raught win harmful prop~rties
The ssis % this doCtorct material q Very
large an even 10 Maize, rhsrs ne as
/. very stringent against a. some ssy ma
thre.q quarter. OF he moiassss sold Is
mlrrf LsgN msssur.s have been In
situated o. have existing Avs against mo-
lssss. staitsrstioa eniorcet bot ne COZ
.umsr csu 90 much 20 bring sooai . oens
tcial re-a.t - branding Of Bis groee'
pare nolNsses -R0si0s Tr1sscrpt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

In nrs. De- GrL 81 nrr e. n M.nnsfri NJ
j. Trrfrr-k urnr ofrHra AZ n. Line 0lnch
af nrrIn. a. n
n Fvsturr per go By Hv n y -teus NJ.
Tr.rs r 49, ri Loved 90 NJ hsuna ~ fts
~ Ewrharr
N Hlfhr. De- a. By Rev u DsrsnA NJ
samarf HIS. ri hfrn y "a, al Ms Nn
n -ufs n nrfrfl NJ
H. 1900. NJ. ns- - tr Erv o. y sions
N U.rrs III Irar IA NJ Eass tuulie.
nrfn ri TrFrrrrE
49, 80 60 cftr tnis's hshsr ~th 7 A..
trrk urr .-rA ~ NF NJ kmUoes lbon.
49, N Or..asl sai Mr. La Hainss 4
UnNrI
D. urtrun. D. ief. b. Err = n Hrharisen.
~ 1rtr ~ nsEof fEuuurh AL NJ hnf n
FrsIrr n urHrru.
fa nara De- 80. tr RI q r CoChuus. NJ.
AterN krrrsa al NJ Oes A isptsu, hcA
% rana
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
ENIERrRlslNG JorRNALIsM.

Oae u TIE thug. we NOS, admire -
enterprise. There =. perhaps. 10 pro-
fssoa 10 -hich IT, las'fe sparllss more
br stily ,haa 10 Journalism Prom ih'
great metropolitan daily do~n % III
tamb,s coaatry lccal ne~sPsPsr, he 'Pir
o. OF s~ntsrpuss !. constantly cropping cut
Sach : 10. inpor,anes that the want OF
enterprise means decay and tsaih-and
VET. hks % many o,hsf good thiug..
~hsa cv,riore 10 eoCmes a. evil The
great CTS dsiie. Ar N unparalleled En-
ample q joarnsls'ic sn,sfpuse In their
,.srr scramble or news, hossssr. they
smetims. o%vsi,'sp the bounds Of teeeney
.nd uu'h nauss The past year 'hs
Va l.rl S.s. that luminous orb hat
.h.ns. Co al. hss. upoa . tisilne'
occsson.. ,hons uPon ths people Of Msins
9TH Fay, ~d-ly d~issFsiag nom ihs 'an'
shine u truth
The Hl'g Naa cane cat a ies months
,iace With IN article displayed under
several very consPcaogs bead Ines
stating IN substance that = lafse Number
q The iatasitants q The 'osn Of Comma.
Nains. havins ST Jay Coz The ~o'ld 10
cone O. an end. ~efc 10 = high state OF
etutsmsni. pafsding the streets IN lons
fobrs-aad cfyins 90 the Lord % ave
tssm The article wsnt on further o.
say tat ons q The SAINT, desinns o.
humble himself a, much a. Possiole bad
a hols des IN The grouni and gstuns into
Be-. had the earth throsn 10 around him.
thus eufying ain sxcsp, hs bead. ~hch
"a lsh sucaiag cat. There ~ere oihe'
statements q a.nlaf character, al u
-hich -e shsfwaris learned ~sfe 'fiy
siho4i NgndAioa.
GA another OCCASION the Naa save
prominence % q speech made BY NJ
HEAVY Caassn. j., a Me- York BFe-e'
before TIE Brc~er, AssocAuon--Aics
ff alter disregard q truth slcslled svsa
ths AAban Nighu Eaisrtainnen,s u
stated hat statistics ,toset The STATE o.
M..ae % BE- The mo-, morally corrupt OF
sny state Ia he Union. Tia, there ~a'
morv drunksnts.. n Poporioa % ne
Inhabitants. asi q larger relative nsmtsi
q paupsr, than Ia aay other STATE. ere.
No. The people u Mains s's Al ls-s'
ordinarily in,sihgsnt. sa4 doa't care %
b. ~lfaliy ,'epr-.sa'si % their ervih.
IN % The metropolis Ia the hsh, q
.1ch article, A. afe referred % above. .
d, sny -oadsr that many Nsw iors Pco-
pie have q Strangely "-afFt idea Of
the iahabiianis o. that section o. oar
cosn,ry -hicA they ds.saAis . Away
do~n Eas, To b. sure -s havea', ga
mil. aad gambling tsn, by The THOUSAND.
nor besf gardens running q, fsll blast o.
every sabbath Cay. Neither have &c The
opporisniue. for gambling Ia stocks tas'
The mstropoi., .Hord.. The Advancing
~avs u cvlif.,ion ~kich bnngs thess
modern accomplishment has no' yet
reached ths. b-nigh,et section q The
oogniy-and Yet -e se =. blssfsly a
noran, a. 10 believe that M.ias "a pref
~ god STATE Afef al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
STATE oF MAINE

.uNgOUn .-At = Calg % frohst- III 81
Psr. sitsla "a 90 Ne cfantf oi fttpfd
- ~ thIst TusstNF 81 D.. a o. 80
Arrsa fasrum~nt Eu-pnfifE = bee ~ m
~ isst IN srd rsstam 81 - paEd hnsT lsls
atsns. ~ 80 -lafs q No lnft, sni ~ N -
hoe tfsr~nf la saIf ~lAie Gals saihsnuatfd
raVfsE b~e- pres~uied ~ ne iaffe q ffchaf
- ouf ssi astF ~ Otfpft. Or n ~ a. OF
h-fns aIlo.ed, I'D All rclri~i Ia ne froeAs
4 ~ ff sslt Cnaay
all p~rsnrs Interested 81 causlnE . copy %
this order 10 ~ putiishedtkrss eecks ssocessl,eJ
~ TIE Onfnri nSmofrkt grntef a. fA7s uaithsy
nsr strrar a. PROBATE Court o. D. he'd Al fsrs
in ssiftounfy on ne lard Tuesday Of ~ ncu.
az o'clock ln the forsuoon anf stos ease " .l
thsg have. axal1st NE zane
sEO A. WILSON, Jstrs.
AtFas eoEy-sttsst-H &. DAVIS, Register
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A,r.. sap,-Au.... d. { p.sIs Rs.l.Isr.
Notice.
! OF rHE sHssiYT OF o.FokD Cousrr
STATE Of MAINE.

OgUCE OF Tu2 SnEsIff OF OtFOkD COUNT
STATE Of MAINE.
OXFoRD - -Psrs. De. gisi. A. d. tso.
rINHIs h % give nOuos, that on tn twenty
aos day OF DEE A. u lso. ssafs,t 10 In
~s0lvency vss issued oct Of tos couu ~ ~ soi.ee.
~ 10 aid county Of oxford, sssiasi ths sstsis
u Aeelb<u u. B<knell q fsris. In sst Coun'
d. stJadf~d 70 b. On iasolvent Debtor % Peu
too OF ssit Debtor. Which petition ga hlei on
the On dsy o. Dec A u. - 70 shlch IAs'
nsmrf dats interest on claims 10 70 Be oomputed
mai me payment OF say debts and NE delivery
All transfer Of say property eelonsinf 70 a.
tr.nsfsr o. sny property ~ him are forbid1cs
by h.t mats nnesunx 0f he Creiltofs OF sad
Dsbtor, - prove thelr debts and esoose cee OF
more Assixnses Of his estate. ull Be- he'll as
Coar 81 Insolveoey, 70 be holden 81 fsris 10 sail
Coaniy, on me eIh dav Of Jsn., a. u. is', 81
nine oAclock IN the forenoon.
Given an1sr M hsni The date nrst Above WIT
s<o' AUSTIN r.. -TEAkSs. Depsty sheriff.
"A nssseaxsr % the Cosft OF inselvsosJ. fof
sai1 Comfy % oxfoS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

10. a. has bsea sad. the oas essential
q~ualifcsiion Of q Massachusetts, politician
= the ability 20 make good shsr dinner
.peeche.. .oms Of the sons q whom Main
i proud Might b. eninsnily successful 90
Massachusetts, politicians. On tore-
i.'h,r, Day. senator Frye responded TO
"The North Stare Drtgo.' ~ the din
ssr Of The Me- Enslasd Soeissy IN Brook
.lyn. aod Congressman Reed responded 90
"1he Coasrtss q the Uniisd S'siss. a
the diaasr Of the Nes Els.snd Society
IN Ns- N0rs. Both r-Pous. are ~
m.k.bly god p eiusas Of the nit'a's
u -ii md -i.tom ~Aich !. found IN the
,ds.l amer dinner speech We DO no.
mA.iae. ho-eyer. thAt si'hsf Mr. fpe
or Mr X 81 tesire 10 boone Msssaeha'
set, polrician.. ., The term i commonly
understood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
LAND FOR SALE I!

The sndersisnei of.rs iOr sais The fohosin.
de.crbef lpt- Of land
No. Par Of lot Va. IS snd u. 10 foy,
Grant Loo ssisd.l 10 Peru, estimated 70 - sbos'
no sew. and vell knOSn 40 TIE klbndfe Gan
Ma The Tobln fs,m 100 esIiefl comprisins
sboat too ! "a md estim sfet a. 10 scres. sis1 ia
psfu, near worthy fond
TIE above lots, DOT beinE rquiref OF Inc puf
posss Of Heristsle Farm uiu D. solt ~ . pic
vbteh vii male 'hsm . proausbls insestment u
am one desiring nrst class pssturAxe. for prtos
sta. apply - Cksriss Nekefy, Manager Herd
dale Yarn, tsnton. MAXI y. WAND
Csntoo, sept loth. iro
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1a,ier of rerccIe.ure.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

A WoGn q snplarA;ioa !. necessary IN
r-sard % The "PsfticulAf Notice BY Mr..
0eoFs. n. Watkins. Ia sso,hsr col
Una NJ Watkins kas sent statement.
eesnns Is o~n nans 70 al -hoss e..
cunts, are payable 10 him The notos
p1bhsbed BY Mr. w.,sins apple. "a
,ho.e osly NO have received such state.
meats Al other sccounts are payable
20 The pre.sn; pupns,ors. -ho have pur'
ska.ed pns q The sccoun's ~hch wers
contracted danng NJ Waikinss admin.
.s'rAtoa q The nTNoCEAr Pefsons ~
rsceivins q bil from NJ ". ~li pleas
bssr IN MAD TIA, iAsr payments sh0glt
- made % ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

OSE q the mo-; disnifed add respect
ID ei,izens Of Oxford County called a
this ofkes the other day. and very car
les-sly gave the crank Of our poeiicsl ma
chine q fec turns siik the follo-ing re-,
suit.
Gone ns,sn - Haossrs ofOur on Fins Ire
STATE.
To = story ny muss u shout o. relate.
Zone listen - hournuns snervver y0u b..
In TON 90 IN clty, come listen - me
o listen ~ sschsma and ponder it sell.
FOr M truth I sul vouch. fr ne story tel
Tbers - never . city. q hamlet o. tosns
That n psrfecuy blesf sitbout q ci0-n
rhsn MAINE 70 happy. three hsppy snd blest,
Via sclo~n that can sfimsce q ooi toat cas-
Aesiersia % noss. . man q reno~n.
A political sno-msn-oCs ComicA hrOsn
No man sisr at mery ss simon a felt
VIA ~fostmeslers scalps siorninE hts nel
Asth. sanry All thirsty no p-y thsif ossh
To .itasss ne pr.ass o. OCs oonicNi Br0-n.
O. S-v fors he = called = p~olficsi hsslsr.
a. nsln- - - dubb~i q bOok heslsfs
ne Ell scs hin no hs 10 to-n.
Ant that = ne end % poor simon = hnsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Hon wv II. PkSSKLL. % the Less'
laii,s Rsunion Excessive Committee. de-
.ires N. 20 gay ths, persons -ho have
represented Porter. Denmsrk and Water
ford in the Legislature and have moi, ~
esived arIn,iisiiOn 10 the reunion. must
call 70 sccoani the Own authorities. a.
be has t-ics applied to the oAos's Of
,ho.s tosns Coz lst. o. ss-msmbsrs. and
Ia. teen unable 10 e., any re,urns