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

CuAruAS. KANsAs. Nov. 9th. IS.
The next cub In the order Of my re-
port. j. ". II Man,oa, who vas born
April och, 1856. 10 Andoscr. Maine
He Wa employed 10 the mills a. the VII
lase til be came % kansas. which Vas
IN October. 1878. Since coming here
be ha. been employed ia running the
grain elevators. lie isAtrue type ofihs
Yankee. being able 70 DO almos, any
thing. especially IN running machinery
A better man 10 take charge Of an e!e-
,A,of canno, b. hund-his equal is rare
" met with. lie stll remains IN single
loneliness. bu; II a certain young lady IN
Maine should De questioned you doubt
lrs. could lcsm the day when be would
iy he double hafncss. fof be- was visit
ins friend. anl relatives IN Maine last
summer and was captured while there
~ one o. the many fair creatures, Who
will have % come 20 kansas s0me day
20 help sell the Yankee colony u Chap
nan. This may be- a sccfe, be doa't
van, told. 90 please keep d agoinsl
tie !, a member u the Congregational
church. q Chapman. and a worthy mem
Der Of society. Ii. with pleasure ths,
I can write 81 al the Oxford County
boys q this place iha, morally. they are
~orhy Of praise and an honor 10 any
Town IN which they might choose 10 live
Their parents may well be proud Of such
children. These remarks wll apply %
al Of whom ! write 90 it may be IN
dersiood thu, those Of whom ! have al.
ready written and those u whom ! may
~r.ie Ia the future are al equal Ia this
respect. ". H. Marsion j. Al present
employed by 4 g. Poor, running bis
elevator
CuR1N. H., GrO. 4. TAinlr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
DIXFIELD

The snow storm Of Jas, Wednesday,
which was quite heavy Ia some part, OF
the State.-iid not reach Dixneld.
Dr. J J Richardson, the popular land
lord Of the National House, IL 10 move Into
the Bartlett stand and resume the practice
OF biz profession.
Alarge party Of WOO l-ohoppers arrived
here last week from Lewiston, aud pro-
ceeied 10 " Siberia, where they go Into
camp" and chop cedar for Lewiston par
ties
There l. % be a series OF entertainments
given BY local talent during the winter. Tor
The purpose OF raising fluids 10 build q
new church.
]. NJ. Johnston, the new Postmaster, 4.
dtting up the building formerly occupied
by him a. a harness shop, Tor the recep'
ton Of the Post-ofi e. lie has sold his
harness business, but will continue barber
Ing a. before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

wn n jordan sas folui isai To- The
a.,is Ia.t Nun.sY. where Del hti hern
chnrrIng vuoi uc haf been iu po1f
trat1 auumHrr of years, boz the imm~il
a. ca1sr Uf nm. frail Sss ptfaIy.s IL
eas abaut 90 year. oii aui hsi lived To-
tusn ar1af years
\ O. D,,i.. co spent Thsntsgiving
stn Dts family.
To Oi1 Frioss gave = grand ball on
Th~ank-givIug evening. aithsif ball. which
w. a -urcr-s g couples Nrrr m aitsul'
srre. aui aHlut iu tickets % the supper
Wrrr ,li. maslc ~ Coles ml haui Az
su.iinr l1gtlIs general iIof manager VIII
au ,n ..ruf corps 90 Ais
Tn village school closed Nov 2i Mr.
Cross. the Pducips. will spend bis tSo
weeks vacatiuu ln Boston.
oar scholars sho have been attending
Fvrhurg Academy, arc home on Vaca'
tion
A5ost i0 lnca,. % saow Good sleigh
Inr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
rHE POSTAL GARD BRIGADE.


OF Eat usorou. iu ne nnaocaAr
M d.. spraks 81 t1e Little hiCknsu
Et.r arf n.g brook n rrmind. M Of
~. UIlEutrs Uf Hartford FislunE those of
u.rr.r arf MstIsou Wishing o. visit
fr..r David BIlkuei in the sprIug Nhfn
~. .rHs cuaaf uot dfI0, IN hone urh
ii. ari chlld meeting a man. H. saId
NOD frrossfhr hruuk-thr funurrs Noulf
rr tre nnttom
vr. urkrlls th r. lsmc husband haFIng
r-.rs viii has Gle srme anxIffv I'M hfr
.rr ~rr ha- r. cna-In Hslnz nj Easf sun
H aHn nrsUfflf tn thr ssmr tam
n.rrar n hrggs-htforr marriage ntr
t...ard lei Cnrf.s rouffut tn several "a
r utttIrks NJ thrv Couif meet osch
r frlY c.af sTmrlfh.sr fur having
vto wrote some Co the poodle
.Hik uu urs over at rn0n. arf
-.r nsfare r ehf. ares-sut eve
ans 0U.f nv ttr co.irs rIstf co.
rrrErg a. hr.tt faT fr aI
HHurs Acre nf ard
l.r osls to ts mli Nrsihsr OF
urr I'M CH.f rIEhfUffh T
a uri = nrraking team nr
tr. n.Kt mnrrIug
Htr.. r.rf o. Uf ttr Wave un re lHIh.
ra usnHrrs cane lotto tha i.afgr
f.. rtur rI lrrkIn- lts hUfr
90 I.r f.ars fn usf.h raIiIrgs a.
r u..kr.I t.aEr r.ut HI. 90
bel. a. satln tlr safts thrrf
H- rHrE "A t.r lreirtnu ~rnunl
W f.. SIP. rf.rfrrf uas aufhur
r.r Trf D. VI Mason neok.-
To- llsf uuslca r.oks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
RrMFoRp CENTRE.

We wish 90 .sy 10 lasiice 20 the town
anf its ,nc,rs. that the poor % thc town
have been treated In a last ani flght man-
DER. Notwithstanding the reports pub
U.hsf To- mother coGniy paper The Sc
lrctmcn have taken notice many times,
during The past year. o. compiaiot- made
90 them ~ IN plnr. bot have found each
tlmr that the complaint, were not war
rantei Boo The least.
George Hariy of waliham. MSS was
united To- marriage b MAY Bel faruum A.
Bethel. at Tuesday. the gan. Both be-
log shopmatcs % The writer, while In
Waltham. W wish them = costiuuN hap-
pines. They have the best wishes of a
arg. circle ~ friends. both here ant In
wsltham, their future home
We Af, hsppy . say that business seems
altile more lively \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
ROXBUW.

Wnl'fN rut raVr hrfn bearer ttC whole
trrf1 tn tavr stI1 chat NJ prncs - trc.s
BOO gave Hfme safIsftrtHn anf somo fis-
saf'sftrf.In I'M trIs tnsu. stI'r thr greater
para OFT ttr people care vsfs uttie annat he
trf UaT-ff.nkIrg tnfIr lrfrrrsfs arr .ttr
Iarf' sf rtrf 81 Bop Where IL thaf sf.
.irrr- trst t1r "nrgInsi slrvrvHr started
trr Unr r.feafn Etrgrs l0 aui Do Nt ttr
r.lrfr r.rrrr ~rmr. M rnf mnrY
rsrr nrrn wstrg 3D. bear n We wout
.tr n Pei posted
hrtr George Ktmsav. the uh'4uItous
narur ~ frurh cay. tss faken "a IIh of
f.e prOnr.fn-s of nFron sf.i lanfs fo laf
rH I.n ur .N .n of spruce 1n thr tolls or
m. r.rf u. FL. fInsaf cam isi iut1f
rer nf ArIHrrf fn bio hs i4nHrr os.r
fEr Tails I1 ~ satrr o. Ns saIt he sill
arntrrr af gre olttt nf en- rarf
Dr. ktmsty is tn nau' o. n utrtirits
..iar .n trr er.i par of knxrry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Nov d. a. M GrnrEe uoyt % North
Nlnfnrf. anl ss Grrtic Annnft or this
tre Nrre driving tosu tnc fr'-t hlN
F-rn. turning tnr correct bar NJ fat
rln. hHusa che hnr-e stsr'ei llcs tnl
rx then over Mr. uoYt 49, qlite
fytuu uf Anhoft So a. once called
40 arfer hh. trrsfment SO 49, sonu o.
.v-f of be- 80 rrg a. ssys M nones
s.re hroken. Ms A1hott ESCAPED Sitn
afe bruises Toe Csrfisgr 49, pretty
sell tsmorsrrsti ~ iooksd nae ne relies
of t,r rr.t Bal Ran eEht
TIE lsilss ~ ths luinu Circle bell q
fsr A. their al. Nov Cd snt 4ii ne CO.
t-ertaiumeut consisted ~ sn art gallery
gasy tent refrrshmsnts fsncf articles ~
sac. c~ouCiuting saturday eFening "ltn
tts frams snrtrd oar fnlS-
no Ics in ths river - lNnv -aI as
Tfar ~ fr.t ice Nrmri Nov :.
40 e..
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UIfUU. UUIfU, n II
property a. MsN
Nou-Resident Taxes,

10 ne fINn Of UTNH"TTl N 10 IllnfT q IH
ford, fr ne year l.sl
The f~oll0sinF LIT of taKes on real estate
81 non resident owners in the t1Nn Of nIhreli ior
ne year - IN tuis commIftei n Joha }. rosls
Dr. Collector % ukes OF sad town, en- ne lith
a Arg lea has heca retumod ~ hin 20 ne
a. remaining unpaHl on ne Nih day q AUG, ISIS,
b. biz certificate of thai late, and noN remain un
paid. and notice IL hereby Elren that III ne sal1
taNcs. iutcrest and charEra are uot pail into thr
Treasury onhe saiit1au within eishtcca months
from ne date ID The commitment OF said tius,
- mach OF the real estate tANei a. De- aunficnt
% pay ne amount due therefor, Including inter.
eft and charges, vii, sithout tunhef n0tcei o.
sold AZ publc auction. "a me once u Geo. H0n
A son. IN salf tosn, On the an day Of Marrh,
issa, AZ ten O'Clock In Ire fofcnoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

True November Nesthrr.-ifeary AM
dismal ard extremely bard for The teams
that ssnt .uto tle woods Early
Dr Tssif.e "a. iu town, last Monday
va-rrInstInr All survived che small poN
80. 49, A. unN realty FOR smother.
EnHnrV Davis hs- gore up Nith crow
to rlI.i camp. ou Beaver BROOK
Wa aui froi YORK ar boxing Tor a
iarr.ns chance % y sck Brook.
n " Fckeit aud wife have moved up
O. J1hn son. sni Eone 90 h~1nsFkc'p'
Irs 80 sre gIsf to srlcome them o. to"u
snf sIsh thst some m1rv Iast such foIks
wruii move Iu. NiCk~tt Intends 20 log lp
tn. Anhntt BROOK We regret That ms
fa Do cone Tor q permsneut residence
Hs xfl nuIii on bis place AZ ne lower
tnNn Iu fhr spring
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
RRYANT,s POND.

Roscoe Tracy l. teaching Ia The Gore
Di.trlct. aud Geo. = PcrhAm In District
No r.. Sumucr.
" T. Blake l. buying potatoes here.
\ ; Frosi Of NrNry i visiting al No.
Woodstock
An interesting lyceum was beli Al North
Woodstock at Friday evening Ia oonnec
tlon With e. r. Kimhal's school There
was q lively discussion of the question
among the dlsputants, G L kim0all Aud
Go L eastman. Both brought up good
p,int. In defense % their particular SIDE
o A discussion KimDsll Is always ready
All FOR Doe OF hi. age aud nance they are
scarce who can equal hin In debate 40
interesting paper was read BY Dole >.
80 Con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

slowed up. 20, cat and caught hold Of one
rein. which started them again and thew
pulled away nom her and rushed along
lounx Thurston. being In bis stable, and
taking On the sltnstiOn. soon bad = horse
hitchsd up aud took the driver aud The
woman in sui fOllosed 90, nndlug The
trsm a. the ferry, all right Considering
the chances 10 was a narrow ,scspe, a.
III horses h,t o. make q very short tlfn
% comr through me hfitge; then, they
raftiy TUNED up a. The Post-onlce, aui ran
sgsiust an elm tree BY the side 81 The road
Fortunately. 70 ended With q big scare Tor
the woman an1 driver. and a great shaking
up fur thn child
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

have noticed lately a number Of cases
OF uucallci. Tor cruelty 10 horses, 80 many
ln fact. that u seems bat fight that 10 som'
way IL sholld bee stopped When a msu
cAnuot 80 control bis passions but that be
must vent them upon bis horses BY the us,
Of a cudgei ora heavy boot, be does not
deserve 80 faithful az Animal II a man
wishes his horse 10 be- more docilc and
ifactablc he can better bring u about ~
klniue,s than BY any example 81 cruelty
such a. We have seen lately Bat even "
this were not true, the sufrriug or TIE
horse i the same aud there Is no excuse
FOR mans beating an animal uumerciful-
IN. IL should be- stopped. for Il has already
grown too frequent n those who drive
horses will not OF ,hemselyc be more ha.
name. there are authorities who should
take Il In hand and see that there Is an 'nd
% this cruelty. \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
FRYEBURG

Al the Academy Exhibition, Tuesday
evening. The following was TIE pro-
srammss
io.frauenta D1ef. Nissss Hose ani sAn
-. D-ramsffrn. II ussttnt LOnSeftlfr.
srtr1.s .nt u A. sh-fd, R-citstioni " the
5000 paei.- Alice sltnss. -, dusic ani
,.rt.mtm.. Nns~s Original ts-Ag, win
on faint heafi- the mou.tsin' strive hatu
n-t.,att,,n = the Iri-h Philosopher. Isis
a w.Ikrr. -. 9scitation, "fhs Nlhos-
800 : -a.te Nsik.r. - Music. Vocal trns
sLaaaby- Uiesi Decisn. o,n
s.-.tf ~ Music aai rablesn, T" lentlnx 10,
800 "a IN Oii Csmp Ground Orisln.i
pr. Eva walker. ~; fAblesu, " Ststasry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
ALBANY.

Mr.. Ksu.a'car Foster ani her son, who
have spenf.ng several weeks A. Daniel
Cfarks. return o. Au1ufn this week
Freeman stanley hAs sold bis farm y
So. McAUIstsr % Stonrhsm ant bought
ofO n Guptlll the Istac Heath farm.
Amos u Barker las paintci bis house.
Alice Wilbar. Who has been AZ Bethel
Acairmy the at term, l. now AZ her Ia
thrr'.. H,nry ID Wilnur.
VII GaplI commencci teaching 10 ihc
ToNu House District this week.
Moses kimball Is about moving Win MS
family o. Norway village.
Henry A. Cross has moved % The same
Mace. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Thursday eight as thc coolest yti thc
m.r.ay f-l to @ G tr'aS free The
frst snoN of t1r season Gen rlcsihy nlghi
-aront ttrtr .nrhrs
Wa 1l.ss ser. seen In tlc river at
I1.sItF.
Erfu D. Claruau has -pi bis PAIR ~
uork hnrsr. to a NJ. Smith OF Bethel
Wm T. 80 T. SkIllngs have tuIi an.
other fu -lri Dob frci i1ug
y " u.rueit has haItAp.a'f1fm Dee
..ie thr Grand Trlnk. inN feet loug 90
a.ffIm Iu InlfIng tIs ilm1tr
AspsuiHf tine Or che people Oh pre-
pars 20 wlatlF. which has oecn vel im-
proved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

The winter term of the village schools
opens to-.ay Monday. with The same
teachers a. during the fsil term.
Thanksgiving passed % quietly, with
The usual amount OF shaking. Services
we're held 10 the morning a. the Baptist
church.
W ". Cochrane assisted his brother,
Rev. J. T. Cochrsne, Ia the pulpit last
Sunday.
The Uulyersallst Circle will meet Al
Academy Hall. on "Wednesday evening
Dee q The entertainment will consist OF
vocal music, charAdes, aud dsnciug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
CATARRn

l. very prevalent aud exceedingly dls,-
greeable disease. liable. " neglected, TO
develop Into serious consumption. Belna
q constitutional disease. IL n'qolres . o n
stltutiousl remedy like Hoods s%arssparil-
Ia, which, acting through the blood.
reaches every part Of the system. sffcctlnR
= radical and permanent cure Of cstsrrh
Ia even its most severe forms. Male only
by c. / Hood 4 Co, Lowell. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
CFNTRE LOVELL.

There VAS family Thanksgiving Party
AZ " ID Browus also a. Pear McAius'
trrs
Ju.t .lslgh.ug enough Tor ihc Thanks
glting Balls
Therc "a. bal al the American House
music ~ km1ails Orchestra a gooi
ufur.
B-rI ,mia aul Heny Russell are A. WORK
Tor A ID pkr 81 fyepurg.
Fnuk Russell Is 40 homc on VACATION
from BlNtOln.
The Ceutrs school, with , e. Russell,
teacher. aud she Village. with q b. Chan'
der. both begin on The JOih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Lord Bulwer makes CARDINAL RIcbelleu say
- Tn.Fe'- no .ucn wori a. fall Tne.s words
can b. safely applied ~ Ia ssm AsSoLDis
gDUGH KILLER shieh has been before the
public forty years and has never allied Ia cure
according 10 directions Try a. sor ssle by
All druggists F,ice. s'c, SOC. and 900 per
bottle.
A single trial OF Or. seth Amoii's Pills
proves their value. 80. q Dor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

" 4 Jooss. oar sportsman. has sold
t. psrtrifr- dog Or go
Geirxs PIper 81 Lisvrmorc, l. goiug %
Dos ap tso sn-is hrre that are 100 iest
ioug. o. stack nj. squsres To-
Mr. Nsry Hal aud her son hafe gooe
b Lssrmorr % speed tns siuter sith Der
sister. Mr.. Bixeiog
" a Conant slaughtered a pig, esht
nonths Oh. that weighed SO los.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
PERU

Hiram sfi'msn has soli bis mare % Mr.
erf th of D. ST Peru Or slg1. and No. has
gurr tO M nrunsslck 90 nuy twn more
TIE Baptist STIftv had a Ssbhath
school cuucrft on ne l5th. aut they iook
up a C-urtrnufIun for thr hesthcu which
HmHunfrf fn knnuf g.
Hiram SILL man has nern appointed rutr-
ftn nf ere m.uor children 90 Wilson
!. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Thtuksglv.ne has cone. alt'c snoW.
Doe ne suo1rh Cor sirirhIug
NHFfmnrr has hrtn a very mills m1nth
st0tt bss rfluirci tut Ntrc feed from the
hsF mns Ns Yft
Potatoes are worth tn cents 40 Bethel
ons agsri many have hCtu soli Coz Id
arf .tr ur hl.hrl
ur rstfilr ~. 'n tovn isst Tuesday.
.L----l---l IL n-ln-n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
SOUTH PARIS.


AhIsh G. Hall ofthI. village. while pat
i.ns la a calvert nesf william u Roysisr
one day lsst week. uncafthci an ancient
coppe coin bearing date ~ i1s6 II l. To-
an excellent state 81 preservation. ths
letters anf fgufr- being quite plain.
Iast Tuesday night there WAs = good
%attsniauce a. the Congregational Ladies
Circle A. che yc.tfy. ami al report al
e%rIlyahlr evenings entertainment
Landlord Pool ~ The Andrews House
deulos ihe report that be- refused biz bal
% ihe pfopfictofs or managers or TIE
tsnrIne assrmhIle-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Lame B,cki Hunt. Kidney and Liver
Rsmefy cures distressing diseases % dla.
D,ies. gravel and retention OF urine.
II Can't sleep sarerer- from nsfv-
ous pfostfation. and wasted vitality, csn
r,galn health BY using llant'- Kidney
X. medy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
1890.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

IT, December Member sul hcsln the seventy
oul No.umf ~ IisnfEAs Nkssr~H Ms Wei
snu's novel. "lasf A1gf.s. AMI NJ hoafIs lnll
~ ~umufr "-hullIu mc numlsf place IN rlufni
sfna ffI1n-sN rln fhruuEh several ulmlffsf tud
Hul o. hiiuWri hY srun stories from X ID hlsrA
more an1 Mo ID. n tulk. nfs editorial depart
mfnf. dsaussIng TOPICS slrrcsici hf the current At
erafurc 0f America and farupf, VII D. cuuuututfl
b. " ~ lioseis, beginning sih NJ January Nam.
tfr Ihe great literary event of te ltaf VII p ne
putIIrruuu uf e srur1 uf VaVru-taku r The shape uf
: sfnw. ant dfTIINuE ClarartfusuC Haiurfs of Amff
IAN surlsv A. srfu ~ our lealuE pleasure ftsors-.
snfffn ty Charles pllly Namff, tnd Illustrated
b. a. :. Rr.nhar. Tie MsxaEInf ell give especial
afffuinn o. Amrnr1l sutlrlfs. rrafrl tF tha best
Aiasae.n snier., al Illustrated BY leading Ameu.
ran Artists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
wnERE THEY ARE.

WHERE TnEY wrNr FRoH y Wuar
TnrY ARE DoIN0-SouE OXFORD CorN.
~ ProrLr GnE rs , fEw PERSONAL
PoINTs.
PRo,iprVcr. r. |, Oct. l5th, IS.
have not the honor u being a native
Of your iosn OF County. but did the next
best thing. via. found a wife there.
through the kindness q whose father.
Austin Partridge, We receive your paper
~cekly.
We have lived In Providence rs years,
and oai united efforts have, thus far,
kep, the "wolffom the door Am en-.
gagged IN the manufacture Of jewelfy,
employing from 40 70 SO men ADD wo-
men. There are many Maine people in
r. / and they seem 10 like their adopted
home. though not forgetting the place Of
their birth. Being a native u X. l..
Ike other natives I take pride IN oar
cry. bay, "clams.' etc.
Wishing you success.
A. T. FofLuT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Iar fsEr a1f pp1fs sfe froreu. ani t1c
.Ys art Improving t1c skttng
Toe .flfrnts arc AL hons from Bethel
trf nr igfnn
vs. '-arn fron Bethel putes that lsshfi
u.esItss OF Ole iosu rsnsci higher thsn
arF ntt.r stafrut 81 Gsuii AcafemY MS
Has her frst tern GOT of usu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
. & Co..,
Norway, Me.


iof The year l~l
The following ug " taKss on raj estate ~ uou
fssHlsut osnffs In he town Of Nfnlrui ~ fff
yssr is,l il bills conn Iiisd o. usnIo a. laIlor.
toiioctor n of saf tosn, ON o. pfn day nf
AuF i-t. has lea returned y I'm % me- a. p
naming unpaid on ne rn LAP 0f Auf lnN.
b. nls csfulrafe Of TIA Gate an 80 remain lu.
palf nours IL hfftty EFcn fhafifths saitttkfsin-
tfrest All charges afe nos All into he lnaaV
OF Ne snlf toWu. Hlthln eighteen mouths hon
the date ofthe commitment % sad tNls, so marh
Of the RAJ estate taNrd a. Nul D. sufceuf t
pa fhe smount fus therefor lncluiirg iutrrsst ani
cnarFra. Will Eltn0aI fuWnff uoun0 o. sOld ~ Fut
lei suruon. a. ire ~ Ire ~ heufT " Pax I'M al
Mrxoo. CO. h1ndtY, MAJ lti ls,ii 80 nlue
..---. L. LIZ LIZ. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

A. will be seen by al in another coli
amn. Barnham. the Norway PhoiogrA-
pher. j. offering cabinets A. $500 per
dozen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

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ellen hard wood. cor he ase 81 ne Coaaty.
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-10
TOUGH IF TRUE.

A scandal that would make some solid
food, and other delicacies of the season, for
the Pail Mall Gazette, obtained some cur
rency in the city yesterday and aroused con-
siderable indignation among those who
heard the alleged details, which if all true,
the offender should receive some ornamental
ton.
The story as related to reporter, are that
a certain man, who is vel, known, but whose
name we withhold because there may be
another side, sold his home recently, OBJ
taining his wife's signature 10 the deed. As
soon as he had received the purchase money
he deserted his family, some of whom are
grown up young women, and went into
housekeeping with a woman of bad char
acter, his wife lying sick in bed the while.
The purchaser of the property, so the story
goes, put the family out of the house yester-
day, the wife and mother having to be re-
moved on mattress. Several persons who
heard the story were justly indignant and
said coat Of tar and feathers would be
about the proper ornament for the faithless
husband and father. As we said before,
there may be two sides TO the story